Category Archives: Fennoscandia

Saami rights lecture, Rovaniemi

Posted on February 6, 2019 by

Our colleague Klemetti Näkkäläjärvi will give a lecture this Friday at 13.15 at the University of Lapland main building, with a title that would sound in english something like “rights and obligations of the Saami community”. Klemetti served as the … Continue reading →

Posted in All, Announcements, Fennoscandia, Indigenous Peoples, Sámi

Job for Arctic Anthropologists in Europe? Oulu

Posted on December 20, 2018 by

The University of Oulu is strengthening their Arctic profile and have announced several jobs. Let’s hope they will hire anthropologists eagerly! It depends on how many good anthropologists will apply, so, dear colleagues – go for it! Tenure Track Positions … Continue reading →

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Arctic Youth well-being project participating in circumpolar comparison

Posted on November 17, 2018 by

The team of the joint Finnish-Russian project studying well-being among youth in Arctic industrial cities (WOLLIE) was invited to participate in the circumpolar study on Arctic Youth and sustainable futures, headed Joan Nymard Larsen, and the Arctic Human Development Report … Continue reading →

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Турбулентные периоды истории ямальского оленеводства в рассказах тундровиков /Turbulent periods in the history of Yamal reindeer husbandry in stories of tundra dwellers

Posted on November 14, 2016 by

This speech was given in November, 10, 2016 in Salekhard (Yamal, Western Siberia) during International Symposium “Preventing the dissemination of infectious animal diseases on climate change”. Among all presentations in this presentation discusses different aspects of work with reindeer, it … Continue reading →

Posted in All, conferences, Fennoscandia, Indigenous Peoples, Russian North

Who closed the border between Finland and Russia? A reply to The Independent Barents Observer

Posted on May 26, 2016 by

The saga about the Northern migrant route for asylum seekers wishing to reach a European country recently got a new turn: Since April 2016 the Russian-Finnish border in Lapland is closed for third-country citizens. The international staff of researchers at … Continue reading →

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Historical Decision as to Mining in Sweden

Posted on May 2, 2016 by

A – what I would like to call a historical – decision was taken by the Supreme Administrative Court in Sweden at the end of February this year (source: The Supreme Administrative Court (SAC), case 2047-14). It is a decision made … Continue reading →

Posted in All, Extractive Industries, Fennoscandia

Arctic Voices: Expectations, Narratives and the Realities of Living with Extractive industries: new publication

Posted on March 8, 2016 by

Arctic Voices: Expectations, Narratives and the Realities of Living with Extractive industries in the Far North (Edited by Emma Wilson and Florian Stammler ) is the name of a new special issue. It has been ages ago that we ran … Continue reading →

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