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Tag Archives: tourism
Santa anthropology?
Where would be a better place than at the Arctic Circle to establish a research unit on the ethnography and social anthropology of Santa Clauses? When we think about Santa, we mostly get the image of this Coca-Cola dressed red … Continue reading
Posted in All, Fennoscandia, Guests, Indigenous Peoples, Russian North
Tagged regional image, tourism, Yamal
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Innovations and Traditions of Arctic Reindeer Herding
Members of the ORHELIA Team Nuccio Mazzullo and Stephan Dudeck took part in the seminar ”Innovations and Traditions of Arctic Reindeer Herding” in the Sámi Education Institute on 20.1.2012 in Inari. It was a great opportunity for us to meet … Continue reading
Posted in All, Fennoscandia, Indigenous Peoples, Russian North
Tagged indigenous people, Khanty, Nenets, reindeer herding, Siberia, tourism, tracking
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