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Avango, D., Nilsson, A. E. & Roberts, P. (2013) Assessing Arctic futures: voices, resources and governance. The Polar Journal, 3 431–446.
Added by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-06-30 13:34:32
Burnasheva, D. (2019) Arctic Identity: Between Frontier and Homeland. Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 58 271–307.
Added by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-06-30 14:33:19
Davydov, A. & Mikhailova, G. (2011) Climate change and consequences in the Arctic: perception of climate change by the Nenets people of Vaigach Island. Global Health Action: Vulnerable populations in the Arctic, 4.
Added by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-06-24 14:02:39
Nagy, Z. (2013) Television and Problems of Interpretating Cultural Phenomena Among the Vasiugan [Eastern] Khanty. Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 52 13–33.
Added by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-07-09 20:13:12
Schweitzer, P., Povoroznyuk, O. & Schiesser, S. (2017) Beyond wilderness: towards an anthropology of infrastructure and the built environment in the Russian North. The Polar Journal, 7 58–85.
Last edited by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-07-09 11:09:20
Schweitzer, P. (2017) Polar anthropology, or why we need to study more than humans in order to understand people. The Polar Journal, 7 1–8.
Last edited by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-07-09 11:24:48
Searles, E. N. (2016) To sell or not to sell: Country food markets and Inuit identity in Nunavut. Food and Foodways: Eating in Semi-Public Spaces, 24.
Added by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-06-30 14:01:04
Usenyuk, S., Dudeck, S. & Garin, N. (2015) The making of a home in a changing northern context: an ethnographic account of contemporary housing practices among Russian reindeer nomads. The Polar Journal, 5 170–202.
Added by: Natalia Mikhailova 2021-06-19 10:13:23