Programme

The aspect of time as a resource in co-creative work; Dr. Stephan Dudeck, Dr. Thora Herrmann, and Dr. Sophie Elixhauser

• Being There – The Experience of “Spatial Time” in the Canadian Arctic. Barbara Schellhammer, Munich School of Philosophy
  
• Interdisciplinarity and the project frame: Some thoughts about time, collaboration and co-creation. Sophie Elixhauser, University of Vienna
  
• And tell them we’re for peace☮: On density and difference in contemporary ethnographic expression. Craig Campbell, The University of Texas at Austin
  
• ‘Are you still analysing me?’: defining social interaction in the research field. Natalia Aluferova, University of Hamburg
  
• Pirates of the timetable - The theory and practice of plannability in the Ob-Ugric communities of Khanty-Mansiysk. Csilla Horváth, University of Helsinki
  

Affect in Sociality: Relational Dynamics in Motion; Kenneth Sillander, Ivan Tacey and Isabell Herrmans

• The Tenor of Sociality: Affective States of Being in Interaction. Kenneth Sillander, University of Helsinki
• Affective Images: Precarity as an Emergent Form among the Luangan of Indonesian Borneo. Isabell Herrmans, Center for Advanced Study, Friedrich-Alexander University
• Weathering Disaster: Contagious Affect among the Jahai and Batek of Malaysia. Ivan Tacey, University of Plymouth
• Affect in Spirit-Human Sociality, and A Warming Sahel. Conerly Casey, Center for Advanced Study, Friedrich-Alexander University
• On the Affect of Oil. Judith Bovensiepen, University of Kent

Sacred Sites in the Anthropocene; Francis Joy and Thora Hermann

• “To be or not to be”? Tourism development plans and voice of the river. Anna Stammler-Gossmann, Arctic Centre, University of Lapland
• The Dimensions of Culturally Sensitive Tourism in Sámi Sacred Sites. Eleonora Alareisto, Arctic Centre, University of Lapland
• Sacred sites, tourism and extractive industries - Preserving Sacred Sites in the Arctic: Lessons from elsewhere?; Ayonghe Akonwi, Arctic Centre, University of Lapland
• he challenges of appropriating Sámi Sacred Sites into the tourism industry in Finland. Francis Joy, Arctic Centre, University of Lapland

Fluid Realities of the Wild in Human-Animal Relations; Florian Stammler, Nuccio Mazzullo and Lukas Allemann

• Herding hunters: Inuit animal husbandry in South Greenland. Florian Stammler, University of Lapland
• Human-muskox relations beyond the wild. Janne Flora, University of Aarhus
• Getting to know muskoxen: relations and their excess in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. Astrid Oberborbeck Andersen, University of Aalborg
• Wolves between the wild and the domestic. Doris Friedrich, University of Vienna / the Arctic Institute
• Wild Good Dogs: Virtues of Guard Dogs and Their Decline in the Tibetan Pastures in China. Yufei Zhou, London School of Economics

Relations, co-creations and representations in and around ethnographic museums. Jaanika Vider and Piret Koosa

• How to postcolonize ethnographic collections? A try with collections from Benin preserved in Toulouse (France). Magali Dufau, University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès
• Decolonizing custodianship? Potential histories, institutional foreclosures, and the digital circulation of Aboriginal art. Anna Weinreich, New York University
• Representations of Finno-Ugric peoples at the Estonian National Museum. Piret Koosa, Estonian National Museum
• Putting an archive to work. Bente Sundsvold, UiT the Arctic University of Tromsø
  

Appearing of Disappearing: Transformation of the relations in the Arctic societies observed in the visual archives; Anastasia Deyko

• Appearing of Disappearing: One Arctic-Thousand cameras; Deyko Anastasia
• Rediscovery of artist photography of Euro-Arctic Russia in 1890s-1900s; Ekaterina Sharova
• Dialogues and reflections visualized – challenges in presenting delicate
  art-based processes; Katri Sofia Konttinen
• Art reflecting society by deep immersion; Alexandra Kremenets
• Investigating the Arctic from a Gendered, (Post)Colonial and Posthuman Feminist
  Perspective. Three Contemporary Artistic Practices; Stephanie Von Spreter
• A Photographic journey through Arctic Finland, Russia, and Norway; Alexander Popkov

The aspect of time as a resource in co-creative work; Dr. Stephan Dudeck, Dr. Thora Herrmann, and Dr. Sophie Elixhauser

Round Table Discussion: An open discussion among researchers, activists, and community members on their experiences with co-creative research and recommendations for future change.

• Stiina Roos (University of Lapland)
• Stephan Dudeck (University of Tartu)
• Thora Herrmann (Universitiy of Oulu)
• Stan Wilson (Opaskwayak Cree Nation)

Affect in Sociality: Relational Dynamics in Motion; Kenneth Sillander, Ivan Tacey and Isabell Herrmans

• Enskilment as the shape of sociality at the sea. Montse Pijoan
• Affects and Memory work among Fashion Designers in Johannesburg. Tuulikki Pietilä, University of Helsinki
• The affective other: Finnish executives adapting in India. Jukka Jouhki
• Desire for activist sociality: Detaching and rediscovering personal backgrounds, engaging in St Petersburg LGBTIQ+ activism. Pauliina Lukinmaa, PhD, University of Eastern Finland
• Building, Working and Dreaming in Late Socialism. An Ethnographic-Historical Study on Affective Labour in Poland. Tomasz Rakowski, University of Warsaw

Sacred Sites in the Anthropocene; Francis Joy and Thora Hermann

• Singing the Sacred: Building relationship with a Rock Art site. Ulla Valovesi, University of Turku
• How secret should spiritual knowledge be? Human-spirit relations in the Nenets tundra. Florian Stammler, Arctic Centre, University of Lapland
• Indigenous customary laws concerning sacred sites or heritage sites. Dawid Bunikowski, University of Eastern Finland
• Sacred sites. Destruction or counter-hegemonic resistance?. René Kuppe, University of Vienna

Kinship on the move: reproductive mobilities, journeys and relationalities across borders; Chandra Kala Clemente-Martínez and Alexandra Desy

• The transformation of kin networks through adoption, separation, and estrangement . Nora Lipp and Laura Preissler , University of Lucerne
• Reproductive imaginaries in Gamete and Embryo Donations and Adoptions. Alexandra Desy and Chandra Clemente-Martínez , Autonomous University of Barcelona
• The Ties That Bind: Remitting Kinship to Cuba. Jennifer Ceans , University College London
• “We are just so happy with the three of us”: Zooming into family making processes among Thai women in Finland . Sanna Poelman , Tampere University
  

Fluid Realities of the Wild in Human-Animal Relations; Florian Stammler, Nuccio Mazzullo and Lukas Allemann

• Mink, Boars and Borders. Sarah Green, University of Helsinki
• Un/doing “the Wild” - Pandemic relations in the context of the African Swine Fever Pandemic in Brandenburg. Laura Matt, University of Bayreuth
• Becoming Racing Pigeons: An Ethnographic Reflection on the Non-Ferality of a Pigeon. Dixiao Chai, KU Leuven
• Making the Yunnan Snub-nosed monkeys: human-primate relations in China. Danhe Yang, University of Hongkong
• Reindeer becoming cows - cows becoming reindeer? On the different shades of the wild and the domestic. Nuccio Mazzullo and Päivi Soppela, University of Lapland
  

(Un)relating and (un)learning with more-than-humans during ethnographic practice; Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen and Minna Opas

• Microbiologics: On Hubris & Humbling in Amazonian Ethnography. Beth A. Conklin, Vanderbilt University
• With-nessing bacteria. Elina Oinas, University of Helsinki
• Soul Loss in the Forest of Symbols: Deforestation, Masculinity, and Avá-Guaraní Shamanic Weeping in Canindeyú, Paraguay. Eric Michael Kelley, Boston University
• Conversing with birds and encountering God in Amazonia: ethnographic field accounts in Mebengokré-Kayapó lands. Taynã Tagliati, University of Bonn
• Understanding Yak-Human Worlds in Tibet with Embodied Ethnography. Siran Liang, Technische Universität Braunschweig

Politics of animism in disturbed landscapes; Anu Lounela and Viola Schreer

• Spiritual traces of abandoned villages reflected in Nanai believes. Tatiana Bulgakova, Herzen State Pedagogical University Saint Petersburg
• Of clashing worlds and Sámi reindeer herders’ fight for preserving and renewing – An analysis of forest conflicts in Sámi homeland. Anna Ott, Finnish Environment Institute SYKE, Helsinki
• Fire, Spirits, and Conservation amongst the Reindeer-Evenki in Northeast China. Richard Fraser, Arctic University of Norway (UiT)
• Giving voice to local rivers' will: a Mapuche-Pehuenche rafting team. Elena Palma, Rachel Carson Center for environment and society, Munich