Abstracting & Indexing
The articles of Acta Borealia are recorded in the Thompson Reuters' Arts and Humanities Citation Index, the Lapponica database of Rovaniemi Public Library and the database of the Scott Polar Research Institute Library, Cambridge.
These databases are part of the NISC-DISC Arctic & Antarctic CD-ROM and the PolarPac CD-ROM from WLN.
Category Archives: Berg-Nordlie Mikkel
Acta Borealia (2018) Volume 35(1)
Volume 35(1) Bergman Ingela & Ramqvist Per H: Hunters of forests and waters: Late Iron Age and Medieval subsistence and social processes in coastal northern Sweden. 1-28. Schilar Hannelene & Keskitalo E. Carina: Ethnic boundaries and boundary-making in handicrafts: examples … Continue reading
Posted in Berg-Nordlie Mikkel, Bergman Ingela, Bleie Tone, Keskitalo E.Carina, Ramqvist Per H., Schilar Hannelene, Volume 35 - 2018
Tagged Coastal Northern Sweden, Governance, Hunters, Late Iron Age, Northern Finland, Northern Norway, Northern Sweden, Pastoralism, Tibet
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Acta Borealia (2015) Volume 32(1)
Volume 32(1) Nordvik Torgeir: Between Critism and Loyalty. The Laestadian Lyngen Group’s Relation to the Church of Norway. 1-19. Lund Julie: Living Places and Animated Objects? Sámi Sacrificial Places with Metal Objects and their South Scandinavian Parallels. 20-39. Berg-Nordlie Mikkel: Two Centuries … Continue reading
Posted in Berg-Nordlie Mikkel, Leete Art, Lipin Vladimir, Lund Julie, Nordvik Torgeir, Volume 32 - 2015
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Acta Borealia (2011): Volume 28(1)
Volume 28(1), 2011 Bengt-Ove Andreassen: History as Religious Self-mediation: The case of the Firstborn Laestadians. 1-18 Mikkel Berg-Nordlie: Need and Misery in the Eastern Periphery: Nordic Sámi Media Debate on the Kola Sámi. 19-36 Leif Christian Jensen & Geir Hønneland: … Continue reading
Posted in Andreassen Bengt-Ove, Berg-Nordlie Mikkel, Hønneland Geir, Jensen Leif Christian, Nielsen Gørill, Vladimirova Vladislava K., Volume 28 - 2011, Wickler Stephen
Tagged Authority, Boathouses, Discourse, Discourse analysis, Ethnic interaction, Ethnographic tourism, Firstborn, High North, Indigenous, Indigenous ethnopolitics, Iron Age, Kola Peninsula, Kola Sámi, Laestadianism, Media studies, Mediation, Medieval Period, National identity discourse, Northern Norway, Norwegian High North politics, Religion, Representation, Russia and the West, Sami reindeer herding, Soviet ethnography, Story line
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