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Biopolitics,n the Arctic to examine how this problematic currently plays out in policy-based responses to the suicide crisis in Arctic indigenous communities. The argument is that the problem of suicide in the Arctic is constructed in ways which function to develop biopolitical strategies of rule over indigenou

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Indigenous Archaeology,nd how can these debates contribute to socially engaged archaeology in the North? In discussing these questions, this chapter focuses primarily on Sápmi (the Sámi areas in northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and northwestern Russia) and Sámi archaeology and heritage management. These discussions raise

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Legal Anthropology,nterest of legal anthropologists in the Arctic region. I will also discuss my own research as one way of analysing how Indigenous peoples’ rights affect the Indigenous people of the Fenno-Scandinavian Arctic. I argue that Indigenous peoples’ rights must be studied as “travelling concepts”, ones that

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Neoliberal Governmentality,vironmental governance, globalization, sustainable development and mental health, this chapter adds to the body of scholarship by offering a governmentality analysis on neoliberalism in Canadian Arctic policy development.

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Queer Studies,s queer in the Arctic? Can we argue that having been defined as one of its “others” by the Western world, the Arctic has always been queer in multiple ways? Should queer studies become decolonized? This chapter provides queer insights into contemporary Arctic cultures. This is done in discussion wit

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Socio-Legal Studies,ession of indigenous peoples—a condition that legal recognition initially sought to redress. Through this critical inquiry, the discussion demonstrates how selective recognition of indigenous peoples’ rights is in fact a tool by which states evade the threat of indigenous sovereignty and secure thei