No 1 (2015): Sustainable development in the circumpolar North. From Tana, Norway to Oktemtsy, Yakutia, Russia | Septentrio Conference Series

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The Gargia Conferences for Local and Regional Development (2004-14).

Tor Gjertsen and Greg Halseth (eds.)

UArctic Thematic Network on Local and Regional Development

UiT/The Arctic University of Norway, University of Northern British Columbia

DOI: https://doi.org/10.7557/scs.2015.1

Published: 2014-11-07

Book

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE CIRCUMPOLAR NORTH - From Tana, Norway to Oktemtsy, Yakutia, Russia
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Front matter / Editorial

Articles

Section 1 Local governance and development – hand in hand
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Chapter 1.1 International partnership in development of a local community as a condition of the sustainable development of rural communities in the Russian North

Oksana Romanova, Klavdiya Barashkova
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Chapter 1.2 International cooperation among northern regions as a factor in improving the level and quality of life

Vera Smorchkova, Alexey Titovskiy
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Chapter 1.3 Managing sustainable development of rural communities in northern Russia

Galina Knyazeva, Ekaterina Kniazeva
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Chapter 1.4 Local governance and crisis management in Gamvik Municipality, in northern Norway: The role and participation of local authorities and voluntary organizations

Tor Gjertsen
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Section 2 Ecology, sustainable business, and community development
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Chapter 2.1 Viable communities in the North?

Nils Aarsæther
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Chapter 2.2 Local and regional development toward sustainable communities in the Komi Republic

Julia Loginova
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Chapter 2.3 The municipality of North Cape, a “fringe” community under development

Stig Hansen
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Chapter 2.4 Norwegian development politics for the north, and for the future of Finnmark

Gunnar Reinholdtsen
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Section 3 Youth, entrepreneurship, and rural development
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Chapter 3.1 Work and entrepreneurship in Alta 2009-2012

Tor Helge Reinsnes Moen, Trond Einar Persen
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Chapter 3.2 From Izhma to Kortkeros, building development partnerships and networks in the Komi Republic: Challenges for young entrepreneurs

Valeria Gjertsen
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Chapter 3.3 The Gamvik project for youth fishing

Øyvind Berg, Tor Gjertsen
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Section 4 Sport, tourism, and place development
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Chapter 4.1 Sport, tourism, and community development: The case of Izhma region

Julia Loginova, Valerij Rochev
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Chapter 4.2 Sport, enthusiasm, and industrial development in remote rural places?

Yngve Johansen
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Chapter 4.3 National holidays as multiplier of ethno-tourism in the Komi Republic

Galina Gabucheva
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Chapter 4.4 Tourism development in Saami communities in Finland

Eeva-Maarit Aikio
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Section 5 Development challenges in Indigenous communities and regions
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Chapter 5.1 The nature of Finnmark between traditional use, international capital, and central political power

Svein Lund
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Chapter 5.2 The right to traditional resources and development programs

Steinar Pedersen
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Chapter 5.3 How are Indigenous peoples and communities in northern Yakutia affected by industrial development?

Vyasheslav Shadrin
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Chapter 5.4 Development challenges in Indigenous communities in Swedish Sapmi

Stefan Mikaelson
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Section 6 Constructing and reconstructing rural places in a globalized world
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Chapter 6.1 Constructing rural places in a globalized world: Place-based rural development seen from northern British Columbia, Canada

Greg Halseth, Don Manson, Laura Ryser, Sean Markey, Marleen Morris
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Chapter 6.2 Social-economic determinants of innovative development of the northern territories of Russia

Natalia Okhlopkova
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Chapter 6.3 Coping strategies in the North: A model for community restructuring applied to Northern Norway

Nils Aarsæther
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Chapter 6.4 Sami education and development, between tradition and modernity

Jan Henry Keskitalo
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Section 7 Conclusion: Knowledge and capacity building in rural development
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Chapter 7.1 10 years of knowledge and capacity building: Work done and lessons learned …

Tor Gjertsen
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Chapter 7.2 Afterword/closing message

Oksana Romanova
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Contributors
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