Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament model

This article describes activism in the Russian Federation aimed at reforming indigenous policy by adopting a foreign model – a Nordic-type elected indigenous assembly – for the Sámi of the Russian Federation. Key initiatives from the period ca. 1985–2010 are presented, their origins investigated,...

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Main Author: Mikkel Berg-Nordlie
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cappelen Damm Akademisk NOASP 2011-04-01
Series:Arctic Review on Law and Politics
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Online Access:https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/16
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description This article describes activism in the Russian Federation aimed at reforming indigenous policy by adopting a foreign model – a Nordic-type elected indigenous assembly – for the Sámi of the Russian Federation. Key initiatives from the period ca. 1985–2010 are presented, their origins investigated, and some effects of the activists’ approach are analyzed, as well as certain functions of the original institutions, the Nordic Sámi Parliaments. Keywords: Sámi politics, indigenous rights, ethno-politics, Russian civil society, minority representation Citation: Arctic Review on Law and Politics, vol. 2, 1/2011 p. 52–76. ISSN 1891-6252
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spelling doaj.art-522d2102ae89458098bec9210f0fe5102024-02-01T15:58:44ZengCappelen Damm Akademisk NOASPArctic Review on Law and Politics2387-45622011-04-012110.23865/arctic.v2.16Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament modelMikkel Berg-Nordlie This article describes activism in the Russian Federation aimed at reforming indigenous policy by adopting a foreign model – a Nordic-type elected indigenous assembly – for the Sámi of the Russian Federation. Key initiatives from the period ca. 1985–2010 are presented, their origins investigated, and some effects of the activists’ approach are analyzed, as well as certain functions of the original institutions, the Nordic Sámi Parliaments. Keywords: Sámi politics, indigenous rights, ethno-politics, Russian civil society, minority representation Citation: Arctic Review on Law and Politics, vol. 2, 1/2011 p. 52–76. ISSN 1891-6252 https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/16Sámi politicsindigenous rightsethno-politicsRussian civil societyminority representation
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Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament model
Arctic Review on Law and Politics
Sámi politics
indigenous rights
ethno-politics
Russian civil society
minority representation
title Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament model
title_full Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament model
title_fullStr Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament model
title_full_unstemmed Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament model
title_short Striving to Unite. The Russian Sámi and the Nordic Sámi Parliament model
title_sort striving to unite the russian sami and the nordic sami parliament model
topic Sámi politics
indigenous rights
ethno-politics
Russian civil society
minority representation
url https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/16
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