Infrastructures of Identity across Arctic Homelands

David Anderson

Infrastructures of Identity across Arctic Homelands

David Anderson^* (Corresponding Author)

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

This comparative paper theorizes the construction of alternate indigeneities in Canada, Norway and Siberia in connection with the defence of indigenous homelands from infrastructure. The Arctic is criss-crossed with pipelines, inundated with hydroelectric installations, and etched with seismic survey lines. Local peoples have chosen to obstruct, integrate, and adapt using various ethnopolitical techniques. The paper examples the resilience of identity construction in these Cold War energy frontiers.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 19 Jun 2021
Event	10th International Conference of Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS X) - Northern Arctic Federal University, Arkhangelsk, Russian Federation Duration: 15 Jun 2021 → 20 Jun 2021 Conference number: X https://icass.uni.edu/paper-abstracts-and-sessions

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Conference	10th International Conference of Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS X)
Abbreviated title	ICASS
Country/Territory	Russian Federation
City	Arkhangelsk
Period	15/06/21 → 20/06/21
Internet address	https://icass.uni.edu/paper-abstracts-and-sessions

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Infrastructures of Identity across Arctic Homelands

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