Sámi research in transition : : knowledge, politics and social change / / edited by Laura Junka-Aikio, Jukka Nyyssönen and Veli-Pekka Lehtola.

• TeilnehmendeR: Junka-Aikio, Laura,; Nyyssönen, Jukka,; Lehtola, Veli-Pekka,
• Place / Publishing House: Boca Raton, Florida ;, London ;, New York : : CRC Press,, [2022]; ©2022
• Year of Publication: 2022
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (251 pages)

Table of Contents

• Intro
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Figures
• Contributors
• 1. Sámi research in transition - an introduction
• From Lappology to "new" Sámi research
• Criticism and social change
• Bibliography
• Part I: From Lappology to Sámi research
• 2. Society, ethnicity and knowledge production - changing relations between Norwegians and Sámi
• Introduction
• The quest for knowledge
• The pastoral threat and the coming of academic disciplines
• New paradigms and changing relations
• Identity management and governance
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Internet-source
• 3. Choices and omissions of knowledge and social impact in Finnish committee reports on Sámi policies
• Introduction
• The earliest committees - scientific knowledge in the service of nation-building
• The Sámi join the committees
• The era, and the Sámi, are ecologized
• Conclusions
• Bibliography
• Official documents
• Bibliography
• Other source
• 4. Contested Sámi histories in Finland
• Introduction
• Contesting history, part I: sharpening image of Lapland's history
• Contesting history, part II: Sámi historical awareness
• Contesting history, part III: the Lapps opposing the Sámi
• Contested interpretations on institutional level
• Conclusions
• Note
• Bibliography
• 5. Self-Indigenization, Sámi research and the political contexts of knowledge production
• Political Self-Indigenization
• Self Indigenization in Finland
• Self-Indigenization and Sámi Research
• Sámi research and the political contexts of knowledge production
• Funding
• Notes
• Bibliography
• 6. From research on Sámi handicraft to duodji research1
• Introduction
• The legacy of previous ethnographic research
• The encounter between duodji and art
• Duodji research as a reflection of identity politics and Sámi everyday life
• Conclusions
• Notes.
• Bibliography
• Part II: Negotiating the Sámi turn
• 7. Sámification and Sámi museums
• Introduction
• Sámification and the Sámi museums
• The Inari Sámi Museum
• The Sámi and the Sámi Museum in the annual reports
• Sámi indigeneity
• The invisible Sámi customers of the Sámi Museum
• Concluding remarks
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Primary Data
• References
• 8. Indigenous Journalism in Academia - Sámi Journalism Education Breaks New Ground
• Introduction
• Journalism in an Indigenous context - a critical appraisal
• The process of establishing the programme
• The challenges and possibilities of international cooperation
• A critical appraisal
• Conclusions
• Note
• Bibliography
• 9. "We haven't come so far yet": digital media, Sámi research and dissemination practices
• Introduction
• Background
• Digital media and research
• Data and methods
• Selected projects
• Perspectives, applications and experiences
• You have to be proactive
• Reporting back: strategies for the dissemination of research
• A shift
• Looking forward
• Notes
• Bibliography
• 10. Negotiating research: studying Sámi photographs as Norwegian outsiders
• Introduction
• A first step: approaching Sámi self-presentation
• A second step: mapping multiple agencies while questioning our own
• A third step: getting cold feet and acknowledging our limitations
• A fourth step: "oops we did it again
• Sámi research and decolonial relationality
• Notes
• Bibliography
• 11. Mapping prerequisites for successful implementation of an academic concept to societal arenas: The case of the non-status Sámi in Finland
• Introduction
• Prerequisites for successful spreading and implementation of a concept
• The Sámi
• Research materials and methods
• Analysis and results
• Discussion in social media
• Framing as problem definition and suggested solution.
• Conclusions
• Funding
• Note
• Bibliography
• 12. Sámi research ethical guidelines: reflections on a contact zone of Sámi and dominant society
• Introduction
• Indigenous research ethics
• Research ethics governance and the arising sovereignty issues within nation-states
• Three paths to designing Sámi research ethical guidelines
• Collective consent and community participation
• Personal privacy regulations and open-access policy
• Conclusions
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Laws and regulations
• 13. Ten problems faced by a Sámi who studies her own community
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Index.