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MARC recordVariations of ethnic boundary significance in north Norway / Trond Thuen.
| Title: | Variations of ethnic boundary significance in north Norway / Trond Thuen. |
| Author(s): | Thuen, Trond. |
| Date: | 2012. |
| In: | Polar Record. (2012.), Vol. 48(246) (2012) |
| Abstract: | Examines relationship between Saami and Norwegian (or Norse) populations in coastal north Norway. Relationship has been articulated in various ways over many centuries. Argues that, in parts of region, it took intimate form based on shared exploitation of dominant marine and terrestrial niches, common class position as tenant farmers, varying practice of inter-ethnic marital relations and effects of bilateral kinship system. |
| Notes: | Polar Record. Vol. 48(246) :239-249 (2012). In special section Contested borders and identities. |
| Keywords: | 316 -- Sociology. 323.1 -- National and ethnic minorities: Saami. 39 -- Ethnography. 392.31 -- Kinship. J -- Social sciences. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*58) -- Norway. |
| SPRI record no.: | 199662 |
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