A Fractured North – Journeys on Hold
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This collection represents the second volume in the trilogy initiated in 2023 under the title, “A Fractured North.”We envisioned these publications as a response of the international community of Northern scholars to the ongoing war in Ukraine and to the disruption (“fracture”) it caused to our common field that encompasses Arctic/Siberian/ Northern/ Indigenous domains. The many productive interactions and the heartfelt relationships built during years of collaborations are now suspended or at least highly constrained. We wanted to create an open forum for anthropologists, historians, human geographers, museum specialists, as well as Indigenous experts and knowledge holders to share their perspectives, reflect on the current situation, and discuss challenges that we face now as a globalized community.
The stories featured in this volume deal with a painful reality of the abrupt closure of the field since February 2022. As people’s journeys were put “on hold,” the authors address the derailment of plans and partnerships, lessons learned, as well as ways to move forward.
List of Contributors PDF
Erich Kasten, Igor Krupnik, and Gail Fondahl
Introduction: Lives "On Hold" PDF
– Personal Journeys –
Roza Laptander, Bruce C. Forbes, and Timo Kumpula
From Gorbachev’s Murmansk Speech to the Present: 37 Years of International Collaboration in Northern Russia PDF
Art Leete
A Hybrid Resolution to Arctic Research During the War: Seeking a Miracle PDF
Craig Campbell
In the Kingdom of Shadows: Tent Cinema and Collaborative Ethnographic Research in Siberia PDF
Jaroslava Panáková
Withdrawing Field Sites – Visual Reappearances PDF
Vladislava Vladimirova
Sami Women in the Context of the Russian War on Ukraine PDF
– Ashes of Our Collective Dreams –
Vera Solovyeva
Ashes of Unfulfilled Dreams: Modeling a Sustainable Indigenous Settlement in Sakha Republic (Yakutia) in a Time of Changes PDF
Tero Mustonen
Loss of Endemic Karelian Land Use: Paanajärvi and the War of 2022 PDF
Shinichiro Tabata
Research on Energy Resource Development in the Russian Arctic: New Challenges PDF
Igor Krupnik, Martin Schultz, Eduard Zdor, and Lilia Zdor
Unfinished Reunion: A Halted Journey of the “Vega” Chukchi Collection Project, 1878–2023 PDF
– Reflections: What Went Wrong –
David G. Anderson
Fractal Conversations PDF
Erich Kasten
From Implemented Co-production to Enforced Stagnation: Revising Methodologies in a Changing Political Environment (1993-2023) PDF
Lukas Allemann
Field Relations with Indigenous Communities in an Era of a New Iron Curtain PDF
Martin Gross
What Went Wrong Between East and West? An Assessment Using the Example of European Russian Science Projects PDF
Peter Schweitzer
Openings and Closures: The Anthropology of Siberia and the Politics of Field Access PDF
Igor Krupnik, Erich Kasten, and Gail Fondahl
A Fractured North as of Summer 2024 – A Postscript PDF
Abstracts PDF
Erich Kasten, Igor Krupnik, Gail Fondahl (eds.)
A Fractured North – Journeys on Hold
2024, Fürstenberg/Havel: Kulturstiftung Sibirien
295 pp., 15,5 x 22 cm
ISBN: 978-3-942883-42-9
Euro 28, paperback
This collection represents the second volume in the trilogy initiated in 2023 under the title, “A Fractured North.”We envisioned these publications as a response of the international community of Northern scholars to the ongoing war in Ukraine and to the disruption (“fracture”) it caused to our common field that encompasses Arctic/Siberian/ Northern/ Indigenous domains. The many productive interactions and the heartfelt relationships built during years of collaborations are now suspended or at least highly constrained. We wanted to create an open forum for anthropologists, historians, human geographers, museum specialists, as well as Indigenous experts and knowledge holders to share their perspectives, reflect on the current situation, and discuss challenges that we face now as a globalized community.
The stories featured in this volume deal with a painful reality of the abrupt closure of the field since February 2022. As people’s journeys were put “on hold,” the authors address the derailment of plans and partnerships, lessons learned, as well as ways to move forward.
List of Contributors PDF
Erich Kasten, Igor Krupnik, and Gail Fondahl
Introduction: Lives "On Hold" PDF
– Personal Journeys –
Roza Laptander, Bruce C. Forbes, and Timo Kumpula
From Gorbachev’s Murmansk Speech to the Present: 37 Years of International Collaboration in Northern Russia PDF
Art Leete
A Hybrid Resolution to Arctic Research During the War: Seeking a Miracle PDF
Craig Campbell
In the Kingdom of Shadows: Tent Cinema and Collaborative Ethnographic Research in Siberia PDF
Jaroslava Panáková
Withdrawing Field Sites – Visual Reappearances PDF
Vladislava Vladimirova
Sami Women in the Context of the Russian War on Ukraine PDF
– Ashes of Our Collective Dreams –
Vera Solovyeva
Ashes of Unfulfilled Dreams: Modeling a Sustainable Indigenous Settlement in Sakha Republic (Yakutia) in a Time of Changes PDF
Tero Mustonen
Loss of Endemic Karelian Land Use: Paanajärvi and the War of 2022 PDF
Shinichiro Tabata
Research on Energy Resource Development in the Russian Arctic: New Challenges PDF
Igor Krupnik, Martin Schultz, Eduard Zdor, and Lilia Zdor
Unfinished Reunion: A Halted Journey of the “Vega” Chukchi Collection Project, 1878–2023 PDF
– Reflections: What Went Wrong –
David G. Anderson
Fractal Conversations PDF
Erich Kasten
From Implemented Co-production to Enforced Stagnation: Revising Methodologies in a Changing Political Environment (1993-2023) PDF
Lukas Allemann
Field Relations with Indigenous Communities in an Era of a New Iron Curtain PDF
Martin Gross
What Went Wrong Between East and West? An Assessment Using the Example of European Russian Science Projects PDF
Peter Schweitzer
Openings and Closures: The Anthropology of Siberia and the Politics of Field Access PDF
Igor Krupnik, Erich Kasten, and Gail Fondahl
A Fractured North as of Summer 2024 – A Postscript PDF
Abstracts PDF
Erich Kasten, Igor Krupnik, Gail Fondahl (eds.)
A Fractured North – Journeys on Hold
2024, Fürstenberg/Havel: Kulturstiftung Sibirien
295 pp., 15,5 x 22 cm
ISBN: 978-3-942883-42-9
Euro 28, paperback
Erscheinungsjahr: 2024
Priorität: 2
This collection represents the second volume in the trilogy initiated in 2023 under the title, “A Fractured North.”We envisioned these publications as a response of the international community of Northern scholars to the ongoing war in Ukraine and to the disruption (“fracture”) it caused to our common field that encompasses Arctic/Siberian/ Northern/ Indigenous domains. The many productive interactions and the heartfelt relationships built during years of collaborations are now suspended or at least highly constrained. We wanted to create an open forum for anthropologists, historians, human geographers, museum specialists, as well as Indigenous experts and knowledge holders to share their perspectives, reflect on the current situation, and discuss challenges that we face now as a globalized community.
The stories featured in this volume deal with a painful reality of the abrupt closure of the field since February 2022. As people’s journeys were put “on hold,” the authors address the derailment of plans and partnerships, lessons learned, as well as ways to move forward.
List of Contributors PDF
Erich Kasten, Igor Krupnik, and Gail Fondahl
Introduction: Lives "On Hold" PDF
– Personal Journeys –
Roza Laptander, Bruce C. Forbes, and Timo Kumpula
From Gorbachev’s Murmansk Speech to the Present: 37 Years of International Collaboration in Northern Russia PDF
Art Leete
A Hybrid Resolution to Arctic Research During the War: Seeking a Miracle PDF
Craig Campbell
In the Kingdom of Shadows: Tent Cinema and Collaborative Ethnographic Research in Siberia PDF
Jaroslava Panáková
Withdrawing Field Sites – Visual Reappearances PDF
Vladislava Vladimirova
Sami Women in the Context of the Russian War on Ukraine PDF
– Ashes of Our Collective Dreams –
Vera Solovyeva
Ashes of Unfulfilled Dreams: Modeling a Sustainable Indigenous Settlement in Sakha Republic (Yakutia) in a Time of Changes PDF
Tero Mustonen
Loss of Endemic Karelian Land Use: Paanajärvi and the War of 2022 PDF
Shinichiro Tabata
Research on Energy Resource Development in the Russian Arctic: New Challenges PDF
Igor Krupnik, Martin Schultz, Eduard Zdor, and Lilia Zdor
Unfinished Reunion: A Halted Journey of the “Vega” Chukchi Collection Project, 1878–2023 PDF
– Reflections: What Went Wrong –
David G. Anderson
Fractal Conversations PDF
Erich Kasten
From Implemented Co-production to Enforced Stagnation: Revising Methodologies in a Changing Political Environment (1993-2023) PDF
Lukas Allemann
Field Relations with Indigenous Communities in an Era of a New Iron Curtain PDF
Martin Gross
What Went Wrong Between East and West? An Assessment Using the Example of European Russian Science Projects PDF
Peter Schweitzer
Openings and Closures: The Anthropology of Siberia and the Politics of Field Access PDF
Igor Krupnik, Erich Kasten, and Gail Fondahl
A Fractured North as of Summer 2024 – A Postscript PDF
Abstracts PDF
Erich Kasten, Igor Krupnik, Gail Fondahl (eds.)
A Fractured North – Journeys on Hold
2024, Fürstenberg/Havel: Kulturstiftung Sibirien
295 pp., 15,5 x 22 cm
ISBN: 978-3-942883-42-9
Euro 28, paperback