Iceland — An Endangered Society

The remoteness of Iceland has always been the country’s blessing and curse, fire and ice.

For centuries, it left Icelanders prone to famine, severe weather, and the whims of Danish merchants. More recently, it has offered enviable opportunities in geopolitics, logistics, and tourism.

It has also shielded Icelanders from migratory pressures. This longstanding reality has been rapidly nullified, and Icelandic society is now grappling with the threat of its own extinction.

Read the rest here