Introduction to the Sami World; Part I: Guođohit ? Living with/in nature;
1. A Window into Vanishing Sami Culture? Visual Representations of Saminess in the Shared Siida Exhibition by Sami Museum Siida and Northern Lapland's Nature Centre;
2. Gakti on the Pulse of Time: The Double Perspective of the Traditional Sami Dress;
3. Skolt Saami Leu?dd: tradition as a Medium of Individual and Collective Remembrance;
4. Trickster Blurring Expectations and Values of Sami Community: Author Jovnna-Ande Vest Reshaping Sami Reminiscence Literature;
5. The River Breaks ? and Freezes: Sami Women in Laestadianism;
6. From History to Herstory of the Sami World: Proposing a Feminist Approach to the Settlement History of Finnish Lapland;
7. Caught in the State’s Net? Ecologies of Care in Deanuleahki, Sapmi;
8. Defining the Sami Cultural Environment: New Perspectives for Fieldwork;
9. Frustrated Caretakers: Sami Egg Gatherers and Cloudberry Pickers;
10. Sami Food Culture: Traditional Practices and Contemporary Challenges;
11. Understanding Sami Reindeer Herders’ Knowledge Systems of Snow and Ice;
12. Issues of Sami Representation in Finnish Tourism: A Quest for Authenticity; Part II: Gierdat ? Living through/in societal ruptures;
13. The Futures of Sami languages;
14. Residential schooling of the Sami in the Soviet Union: Historical development and Impacts;
15. The Sami in the Spiral of Negative Social Developments of the Soviet North;
16. Changing States, Changing Sami? Framing the State and the Sami in Studies of History in Finland and Norway, 1923?1954;
17. The Sami Flag(s): From a Revolutionary Sign to an Institutional Symbol;
18. Who Are "We, the People"? A Comparative Analysis of the Right to Register in the Sami Electoral Roll in Finland, Norway, and Sweden;
19. Toxic Speech, Political Self-Indigenization and the Ethics and Politics of Critique: Notes from Finland;
20. The History and Current Situation of Discrimination of the Sami;
21. Municipal Politics in the Sami Homeland in Finland;
22. The Stockholm Sami Administrative Area and Indigenous Resurgence;
23. The Role of the Sami Media in Democratic Processes: The Arctic Railway in Yle Sapmi and NRK Sapmi;
24. The Alta and Deatnu Conflicts and the Articulations of Nature; Part III: Duostat - Envisioning Sami futures;
25. The History of the Hybrid Sami Media System;
26. ‘It Should be her Language’. New Speakers of Sami Languages Transmitting the Language to the Next Generation;
27. Ladjogahpir Rematriated-Decolonisation of the Sami Women’s Hat of Pride;
28. Sami Research Ethics Under Construction;
29. Driving Around with Aunt Maret: Historical Consciousness of the Sami in Transition;
30. The Characteristics and Legal Status of Sami Legal Tradition and Law;
31. Commemorating Continuity: Reconciling Material Representations in Saa?m Land;
32. Saimi Storytelling through Design;
33. Sami Feminist Conversations;
34. Queer Indigenous World-Making in the Sami TV Comedy Njuoska bittut;
35. The Activism of Having Fun: Young Sami in Urban Areas of Norway and Sweden; Epilogue: Ways of Being in the World