Research in Sami and Indigenous Peoples’ issues are a high priority at UiT The Arctic University of Norway.
Sami and Indigenous Peoples’ issues are a central part of research and teaching at the Centre for Sami Studies. This focus has been encouraged and developed since the Centre joined the Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education in 2013.
Research at the Centre for Sami Studies focuses on local and global aspects of indigenous issues. It draws on extensive experience in Sami studies developed at UiT The Arctic University of Norway over many years.
We have 14 projects at our unit:
Walking the Line of the Double Bind: Women and Men Politicians’ Gendered Self-Presentations on Social Media – A Comparison Between Germany and Norway
Calls to (What Kind of?) Action: Political Actors’ Strategies on Three Social Media Platforms
Contested narratives and Indigenous peoples in education: The Sámi case
Blue justice: eliciting the perceptions of environmental justice among coastal planners, fishers (fish farmers and tourism operators) in Northern-Norway
Minorities and Indigenous people in the Arctic region of Norway. Reflections on knowledge and perspectives
Reconciliation as decolonization: Teaching Sámi/Indigenous topics in the Truth and Reconciliation era
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Artikler og rapporter:
Gross, Lena : “Not a Major or Complicated Task”: Activating Dugnad under COVID-19 and the Imagination of Equality in the Norwegian Welfare State Gross, Lena / Mashreghi, Sepandarmaz / Söderman, Emma : Refusal – opening otherwise forms of research Broderstad, Else Grete / Josefsen, Eva : The Norwegian TRC: Truth, Reconciliation, and Public EngagementSe alle oppføringer i Munin – Open research archive