Library and Information Sciences in Arctic and Northern Studies

Chapter 1. Introduction: Connecting LIS to Arctic and Northern Studies.- Chapter 2. The Polar Libraries Colloquy.- Chapter 3. The Decolonization of Arctic Library and Archives Metadata (DALAM) Thematic Network at the University of the Arctic.- Chapter 4. Polar Correspondence in an English City: The Scott Polar Research Institute Library.- Chapter 5. A Review of the Culturally Responsive Guidelines of Alaska Public Libraries.- Chapter 6. The Liquid Arctic and Digitalization.- Chapter 7. The Limits of Everyday Digitalization in the Arctic: A Digital Security Perspective.- Chapter 8. Polar Research Data Management: Understanding Technical Implementation and Policy Decisions in the Era of FAIR Data.- Chapter 9. Tracking and Unlocking the Past: Documentation of Arctic Indigenous Languages.- Chapter 10. Enhancing Digital Libraries through Digital Storytelling: The Case of the Inuvialuit Digital Library.- Chapter 11. Digital Humanities of the North: Open Access to Research Data for Multiple User Groups.- Chapter 12. Selected Sources of Information about the History of Exploration of the Arctic Region from the Collection of the Siberian Federal University Scientific Library.- Chapter 13. A Descriptive Review of Research Studies by the Central Libraries of the Far Northern Regions of the Northwestern, Ural, and Siberian Federal Districts and the Far Eastern Federal District During 2017-2020.- Chapter 14. The Irish Impact: Charting a Course for the Development of Historical Arctic and Northern Studies on the Island of Ireland.- Chapter 15. Part I: Library and Archival Engagement and Outreach Program Using Sources from the Arctic and Northern Regions.- Chapter 16. Part II: Using Arctic and Northern Sources for Information and Archival Literacy and Research