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North to north: the new discourse -- Geoffrey R. Weller, 1942-2000 -- From Nelvana to ice box: popular constructions of "the Arctic" -- From "the last frontier" to the Island Within: two versions of Alaska in contemporary nonfiction narrative -- History of the book in Yukon: a discussion paper -- Cumulative index -- Reviews -- Northern notes -- Introduction -- From Kangiqsualujjuaq to Copenhagen: a personal journey -- Circumpolar women's conference: a view from the south -- Sacred smokes in circumboreal countries: an ethnobotanical exploration -- Human activity versus sustainable environment -- Northern women as international actors in circumpolar science: the Northern forum academy -- Role of northern women in globalization -- Role and place of ethno-pedagogical values in childhood education in the north: Alaska and Yakutia compared -- Establishment of a social support network for civil initiatives in reindeer breeding -- Becoming Aboriginal: experiences of a European woman in Kamchatka's wilderness -- Sustainable development of national communities in the southern region of Kamchatka, Russia -- Alaas Khotun: association of rural women of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) -- League of Women's Scientists of Yakutia -- Women, society and the media in North-Eastern Siberia -- Analysis of gender differences in the structure of values of students in the Republic of Sakha: the case of Yakutsk State University -- Women and ecological moral education in Yakut literature -- Health of Yakut women -- Totems and amulets in the Nanaian spiritual culture -- Northern peoples: traditions and customs among the Even -- Traditional birth rituals among Even women, 19th and 20th centuries: past and present -- Shamanic cosmology among the Tungus people of Eastern Siberia, Russia -- Functions of a shaman's assistant -- Traditional ecological knowledge of Native peoples -- North Colloquium, Edmonton, Alberta, May 2000 -- Reviews -- Northern notes -- Northern communities and the state: is resistance "futile"? -- Intergovernmental relations in Alaska: development, dynamics and lessons -- Political participation in Greenland in the 19th century, state hegemony, and emancipation -- Wilderness politics in Finnish Lapland: core and periphery conflicts -- Subsistence in Northern communities: lessons from Alaska -- "A resource most vital": legal interventions in Native child welfare -- Yukon 2000: a community-based planning effort to preserve "things that matter" -- Co-management: an Aboriginal response to frontier development -- Changing capabilities of Northern communities: environmental protection -- Reviews -- Northern notes -- Uncertain future, deliberate action, Whitehorse, Yukon, 19-21 March 2001 -- Introduction -- Exploration of potential directions for climate change policy in Northern Canada -- Adapt or mitigate? a note on some competing incentives created by Northern climate change -- Climate change impacts in Northern Canada: assessing our current knowledge -- Climate change and human activity in Northern Canada: what we know; what we don't know and what we need to know -- Exchanging ideas on climate change in the Yukon -- Wind power development in sub-Arctic conditions with severe rime icing -- Canada's sovereignty in changing Arctic waters -- Global change science: a revolutionary approach in climate change research -- Impacts of climate change on the sustainable development of traditional lifestyles of the indigenous peoples of the Russian north: towards the development of an integrated scheme of assessment -- Participation of Russian NGOs in prevention of global climate change -- JI projects in Russia: how to reach clarity -- Elaboration of the international transfer mechanism of reduction in greenhouse gas emissions on the basis of the Russian federal law, "about agreements of product sharing" -- Still forgotten? the politics and communities of the provincial norths -- Reconciliation in the northern British Columbia?: future prospects for Aboriginal-newcomer relations -- Federalism in the Russian provincial norths: lessons for Nunavik -- Local government in northern British Columbia: competing or cooperating? --Some thoughts on a northern ministry for British Columbia -- Comparison of north-south and west-east differences in political attitudes in Canada -- Municipal governance for northern communities: perspectives from Saskatchewan -- Modest proposal?: diversity and the challenge of governance in northern Alberta -- Tailings of Canadian politics: the north-south political divide -- Literatura Borealis: circumpolar themes in the work of Mils-Aslak Valkeapaa -- Globalization and development in a post-nomadic hunter-gatherer village: the case of Arctic Village, Alaska -- Eddie with FAS: getting what he needs in a remote Alaskan community -- Role of skis and skiing in the settlement of early Scandinavia -- Water, gold, and obscurity: British Columbia's bullion pit -- Book reviews -- Northern notes -- Introduction -- Post-secondary educational innovation in the circumpolar world -- North-centred scholarship -- Aron's contributions to Northern education -- Remembering Aron -- Introduction: rapid landscape change and human response in the Arctic and subarctic -- Rapid landscape changes, their causes, and how they affect human history and culture -- Life and death of Kwaday Dan Ts'inchi, an ancient frozen body from British Columbia: clues from remains of plants and animals -- Climate, society, and natural hazards: changing hazard exposure in two Nunavut communities -- Domino effect: culture change and environmental change in Newfoundland, 1500-1100 cal BP -- Rapid landscape change, vulnerability, and social responsibility -- Perpetual perishing, perpetual renewal -- Conference abstracts: rapid landscape change and human response in the Arctic and subarctic, Whitehorse, June 2005 -- Need to conduct studies of Swedish Saami reindeer-herder subsistence behaviours: a case of indigenous resource-use rights -- Oral tradition is like the Mackenzie Delta -- Questioning Mine Mill in Yellowknife: the need for a northern labour history -- Testing, testing, testing: rural and urban responses to Alaska's high-stakes assessment regime -- Counsellor training via distance education: opportunities for rural Alaskan communities -- Village public safety officer turnover and reported violent crime in Alaska native villages -- First Inuit autobiography: text and context(s): an extended book review of the The Diary of Abraham Ulrikab: text and context, Hartmut Lutz -- Introduction -- Opinion: science in the changing north -- "It's hard enough to control yourself: it's ridiculous to think you can control animals": competing views on "The Bush" in contemporary Yukon -- New skin for an old drum: changing contexts of Yukon aboriginal Bah'ai storytelling -- Designing protected areas networks in the north: identifying representative area and the use of focal species in a Yukon case study -- Role of post-glacial lakes in the pre-contact human history of southwest Yukon territory: a late drainage hypothesis -- Property ownership in North Dawson city during the Klondike gold rush -- Observations on the natural history of bats in the Yukon -- Establishing the northern research institute: a personal recollection -- Northern research endowment fund and fellowship grants, 1992-2007: reflections on the initiative for northern studies in the Yukon -- Northern research endowment recipients and projects, 1992-2007 -- Book reviews -- Introduction: the social economy and economic development in northern Canada -- Portrait of the social economy in northern Canada -- State and the northern social economy: research prospects -- What has been learned should be studied and passed on: why the northern co-operative experience needs to be considered more seriously -- Subsistence and the social economy of Canada's aboriginal north -- Social economy and a special event: community involvement in the Whitehorse 2007 Canada Winter Games -- Statistical information pertaining to socio-economic conditions of northern aboriginal people in Canada: sources and limitations -- Siida and traditional Sami reindeer herding knowledge -- Re-appraising Canada's northern "internal colonies" -- Nunavut, the unfilfilled dream: the arduous path towards socio-economic autonomy -- Book review -- Slant room -- Rock, water, wild: an Alaskan life -- Between fire and water, ice and sky -- Wild moments: adventures with animals of the north -- Arctic promise: legal and political autonomy of Greenland and Nunavut -- Kiumajut (talking back): game management and Inuit Rights, 1900-70 -- Caribou and the north: a shared culture -- Canada and Arctic north america: an environmental history -- Being and place among the Tlingit -- West over sea: studies in Scandinavian sea-borne expansion and settlement before 1300 -- Hummocks: journeys and inquiries among the Canadian Inuit -- Encounters on the passage: Inuit meet the explorers -- Arctic spectacles: the frozen north in visual culture, 1818-1875 -- Settlers on the edge: identity and modernization on Russia's arctic frontier -- Industrial transformation of subarctic Canada -- White horizon: the arctic in the nineteenth-century British imagination -- True Northwest Passage: explorers in Anglo-Canadian nationalist narratives -- Prevention of fetal alcohol damage in northern native communities: a practical school-based approach -- Historical roots of a frontier alcohol culture: Alaska and northern Canada -- Alaska highway mythology: bulldozers to RVs -- Humble dreams: an historical perspective on Yukon agriculture since 1846 -- Book reviews -- Canadian leadership in the circumpolar world: an agenda for the Arctic Council Chairmanship, 2013-2015 -- Rising above the rhetoric: northern voices and the strengthening of Canada's capacity to maintain a stable circumpolar world -- Arctic linked to the emerging dominant ideas in Canada's foreign and defence policy -- Canada's Tous Azimuts Arctic foreign policy -- Political climate change: the evolving role of the Arctic council -- Canada, the Arctic, and post-national identity in the circumpolar world -- Book reviews -- Not just givers of welfare: the changing role of the RCMP in the Baffin Island Region, 1920-1970 -- Nunavut's education act: education, legislation, and change in the Arctic -- Developing policy alternatives for the management of wood bison in Kluane National Park and Reserve of Canada -- Reconsidering the "NO SHOW" stamp: increasing cultural safety by making peace with a colonial legacy -- Camp is a home and other reasons why indigenous hunting camps can't be moved out of the way of recource developments -- Book reviews -- Educational leadership at Moose Meadow School: a contextualized portrait of a Northern Canadian school and its principal -- Honouring the past, touching the future: twenty-two years of Aboriginal teacher education in the Yukon -- Northern exploration, boundary surveys, and borderlands: reports, documents, and maps from the United States Congressional serial set -- Book reviews -- Creating tourism scholarship through circumpolar inspiration and relevance to people and their communities -- Recycling used boom towns: Dawson and tourism -- Northern Aboriginal events as tourist attractions --- Perspectives of decision makers and regulators on climate change and adaptation in expedition cruise ship tourism in Nunavut. Local business perceptions of weather impacts on tourism in Svalbard, Norway -- Differing discourses of development in the Arctic: the case of nature-based tourism in Northern Norway -- Arctic Eden: Alexander Hutchinson's Try Lapland and the hospitable north -- Moments that made me understand what before I only knew -- Examining the potential for wildlife tourism in Eeyou Itschee, northern Quebec, Canada -- Book reviews.