Lehdet

Trade Law and the Protection of the Arctic Environment : the legality of Norway’s proposed heavy fuel oil ban under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Tsui, Emily (Lapin yliopisto, 2021)

Promoting sustainable investment in the Arctic : the role of the Arctic Investment Protocol and the Arctic Economic Council’s Code of Ethics

Cristani, Federica (Lapin yliopisto, 2021)

Traditional cultural expressions: challenges of the Russian Intellectual property law for indigenous communities of the Russian North

Tkach, Pavel (Lapin yliopisto, 2021)

Balancing Indigenous Rights and International Environmental Concerns in Polar Bear Management: New Developments in Canadian Modern Treaty Contexts

Newman, Dwight; Robitaille, Gabrielle (Lapin yliopisto, 2021)

Exploring gender equality among caregivers: a sub-study based on the Nordic network

Begum, Shahnaj; Naskali, Päivi; Zechner, Minna; Outila, Marjo; Svensson, Eva-Maria; Wennberg, Lena; Harbison, Joan R.; Arnórsdóttir, Arnrún Halla; Kvitberg, Trine (Lapin yliopisto, 2021)

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti

Laukkanen, Marjo; Väyrynen, Sari; Ojuva, Jaana; Lapin yliopiston ulkopuolinen (Lapin yliopisto, 2021)

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti

Laukkanen, Marjo; Väyrynen, Sari; Ojuva, Jaana; Lapin yliopiston ulkopuolinen (Lapin yliopisto, 2020)

Barents Studies

Tennberg Monica; Riabova Larissa; Espiritu Aileen A.; Larichkin Feodor; Orjasniemi Tarja; Viken Arvid; Arktinen keskus
Barents Studies Vol. 4, Issue 1 (2017) Special Issue : 1-128 (Lapin yliopisto, 2017)

Back to our homes, back to the Barents roots

Riabova, Larissa
Barents Studies Vol. 4, Issue 1 (2017) Special Issue : 7-9 (Lapin yliopisto, 2017)

Sustainable local development in the context of a short-lived mining boom : The case of Pajala in northern Sweden

Ejdemo, Thomas
Barents Studies Vol. 4, Issue 1 (2017) Special Issue : 12-35 (Lapin yliopisto, 2017)

The article discusses sustainable development in small Arctic communities under ongoing neoliberalization of economic and social policies. It draws on a case study from Teriberka, a coastal village in Northwest Arctic ...

Cultural policy in Ust-Tsilma (Russia) between neoliberalism and sustainability

Tonkova, Elena; Nosova, Tatyana
Barents Studies Vol. 4, Issue 1 (2017) Special Issue : 36-58 (Lapin yliopisto, 2017)

The article analyses the cultural policies and practices in the municipal district of Ust-Tsilma (Komi Republic, Russia) from neoliberalism and sustainability perspectives. Ust-Tsilma was chosen as a case study for the ...

Sustainable development of small Arctic communities under neoliberalism through the lens of community capitals: Teriberka, Russia

Riabova, Larissa
Barents Studies Vol. 4, Issue 1 (2017) Special Issue : 59-84 (Lapin yliopisto, 2017)

The article discusses sustainable development in small Arctic communities under ongoing neoliberalization of economic and social policies. It draws on a case study from Teriberka, a coastal village in Northwest Arctic ...

: viimeistä lisäystäLehdet

Trade Law and the Protection of the Arctic Environment : the legality of Norway’s proposed heavy fuel oil ban under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Promoting sustainable investment in the Arctic : the role of the Arctic Investment Protocol and the Arctic Economic Council’s Code of Ethics

Traditional cultural expressions: challenges of the Russian Intellectual property law for indigenous communities of the Russian North

Balancing Indigenous Rights and International Environmental Concerns in Polar Bear Management: New Developments in Canadian Modern Treaty Contexts

Exploring gender equality among caregivers: a sub-study based on the Nordic network

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti

Barents Studies

Back to our homes, back to the Barents roots

Sustainable local development in the context of a short-lived mining boom : The case of Pajala in northern Sweden

Cultural policy in Ust-Tsilma (Russia) between neoliberalism and sustainability

Sustainable development of small Arctic communities under neoliberalism through the lens of community capitals: Teriberka, Russia

Debate concerning the early transport infrastructure in the Sámi area of Finnish Lapland

The historical formation of a transnational cooperation: The Barents Euro-Arctic region

Society, environment, human security: The Arctic Barents region

Tatiana Ageeva

Alix Varnajot

Anastasia Gasnikova

Conference Report of the 13th Polar Law Symposium Special Online Session

The Polar Law Symposiums

: viimeistä lisäystäLehdet

Trade Law and the Protection of the Arctic Environment : the legality of Norway’s proposed heavy fuel oil ban under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ﻿

Promoting sustainable investment in the Arctic : the role of the Arctic Investment Protocol and the Arctic Economic Council’s Code of Ethics ﻿

Traditional cultural expressions: challenges of the Russian Intellectual property law for indigenous communities of the Russian North ﻿

Balancing Indigenous Rights and International Environmental Concerns in Polar Bear Management: New Developments in Canadian Modern Treaty Contexts ﻿

Exploring gender equality among caregivers: a sub-study based on the Nordic network ﻿

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti ﻿

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti ﻿

Barents Studies ﻿

Back to our homes, back to the Barents roots ﻿

Sustainable local development in the context of a short-lived mining boom : The case of Pajala in northern Sweden ﻿

Cultural policy in Ust-Tsilma (Russia) between neoliberalism and sustainability ﻿

Sustainable development of small Arctic communities under neoliberalism through the lens of community capitals: Teriberka, Russia ﻿

Debate concerning the early transport infrastructure in the Sámi area of Finnish Lapland ﻿

The historical formation of a transnational cooperation: The Barents Euro-Arctic region ﻿

Society, environment, human security: The Arctic Barents region ﻿

Tatiana Ageeva ﻿

Alix Varnajot ﻿

Anastasia Gasnikova ﻿

Conference Report of the 13th Polar Law Symposium Special Online Session ﻿

The Polar Law Symposiums ﻿

Trade Law and the Protection of the Arctic Environment : the legality of Norway’s proposed heavy fuel oil ban under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

Promoting sustainable investment in the Arctic : the role of the Arctic Investment Protocol and the Arctic Economic Council’s Code of Ethics

Traditional cultural expressions: challenges of the Russian Intellectual property law for indigenous communities of the Russian North

Balancing Indigenous Rights and International Environmental Concerns in Polar Bear Management: New Developments in Canadian Modern Treaty Contexts

Exploring gender equality among caregivers: a sub-study based on the Nordic network

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti

KIDE, Lapin yliopiston tiede- ja taidelehti

Barents Studies

Back to our homes, back to the Barents roots

Sustainable local development in the context of a short-lived mining boom : The case of Pajala in northern Sweden

Cultural policy in Ust-Tsilma (Russia) between neoliberalism and sustainability

Sustainable development of small Arctic communities under neoliberalism through the lens of community capitals: Teriberka, Russia

Debate concerning the early transport infrastructure in the Sámi area of Finnish Lapland

The historical formation of a transnational cooperation: The Barents Euro-Arctic region

Society, environment, human security: The Arctic Barents region

Tatiana Ageeva

Alix Varnajot

Anastasia Gasnikova

Conference Report of the 13th Polar Law Symposium Special Online Session

The Polar Law Symposiums