Indigenous Rights in Modern Landscapes

Introduction (Lars Elenius) Part 1: Legislation and Historically Changed Policies within Sapmi Chapter 1. Nordic Legislation on Protected Areas: How does it affect Sami customary rights? (Christina Allard) Chapter 2. Conceptions of Ethnicity and Nature Conservation in Reindeer Herding Areas in Sweden and Finland (Lars Elenius) Chapter 3. Rights of the Naturised (Tore Anderssson) Chapter 4. Protecting Sacred Sites, Maintaining Cultural Heritage, and Sharing Power: Co-management of the SGang Gwaay UNESCO World Heritage Site in Canada (Thora Herrmann, Leena Heinaemaeki & Cindy Morin) Chapter 5. Land Rights as the Prerequisite for Sami Culture: Skolt Sami's Changing Relation to Nature in Finland (Panu Itkonen) Chapter 6. Nature Conservation in Russia: The Case of Indigenous Sami Rights in the Kola Peninsula (Vladislava Vladimirova) Part 2: Governance of Indigenous Space in a Global Context Chapter 7. Reimagining Governance for 'Yellowstone' Modeled National Parks in the New Era of Indigenous Legal Recognition (Jacinta Ruru) Chapter 8. Engaging with Uncertainty: Shared Governance in Indigenous Conservation Landscapes (Michael Adams) Chapter 9. A Space for Sami Values? Sami Reindeer Herding and Norwegian National Parks (Jan Age Riseth) Chapter 10. International Arenas, Local Space for Agency and National Discourse as Mediator: Protected Areas in Swedish and Norwegian Sapmi (Elsa Reimerson) Chapter 11. World Heritage Bureaucracy - How It Works and How It Affects Indigenous Peoples (Carina Green & Jan Turtinen) Chapter 12. Sami Participatory Rights in Area Protection and Management: The Influence of the Related CBD's Programme in Finland and Norway (Antje Neumann) Chapter 13. Contrasting Nature, Contrasting Rights -Concluding Remarks (Christina Allard, Elsa Reimerson & Camilla Sandstroem)