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MARC recordIndigenous self-determination in Finland: a case study in normative change / Scott Forrest.
| Title: | Indigenous self-determination in Finland: a case study in normative change / Scott Forrest. |
| Author(s): | Forrest, Scott. |
| Date: | 2006. |
| In: | Polar Record. (2006.), Vol. 42(222) (2006) |
| Abstract: | Examines factors affecting adoption of norm of self-determination for indigenous peoples in Finnish case using current constructivist models of normative change. Explanations for Finland's difficulty in adopting this norm, as symbolised by ratification process of International Labour Organization Convention No. 169, are found in both international normative context in which it emerged and in domestic factors within Finland itself. |
| Notes: | Polar Record. Vol. 42(222) :229-238 (2006). |
| Keywords: | 323.1 -- National and ethnic minorities: Saami. 32 -- Politics. 325.3 -- Native policy. 325.454 -- Native peoples, self-government. J -- Social sciences. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*56) -- Finland. (*561) -- Finnish Lapland. |
| SPRI record no.: | 176932 |
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