SEMINAR PROGRAMME:

Thursday September 5 – Friday, September 6

Place: Arctic Centre, University of Lapland “Thule” seminar room

Seminar is open for all (no online participation).

10:00    – opening of seminar: Prof Hiroki Takakura and Prof Florian Stammler

10:15    – presentation 1  Anna Stammler-Gossmann (Arctic Center, University of Lapland)

Food Ways and Identity

10:55    – presentation 2  Kaori Ishii (Tohoku University)

Impacts and Responses of Coastal Communities to Food Safety Uncertainties: The Case of Shellfish Poisoning in Japan and Alaska

12:35    – 13:30 LUNCH (costs by ArCSII)

13:30    –presentation 3  Karolina Sikora (Arctic Center, University of Lapland)

The Food Culture in The Komi North – From Tradition to Modernity

14:10    – presentation 4  Hiroya Noguchi (National Museum of Ethnology)

Hopeful Alien Species: The Impact of Muskox Introduction on the Cup’ig Culture of Nunivak Island

14:50    – presentation 5  Viola Ukkola (Arctic Center, University of Lapland)

Validity of Economic Viability as a Description of Reindeer Herding: A Case Example from Sattasniemi, Northern Finland

15:30    – coffee break

15:45    – presentation 6  Asami Tsukuda (Tohoku University)

Andean Pastoralists Surviving in the International Market: A Case Study of Alpaca Wool Trade in Southern Peru

16:25    – general discussion and wrap-up of day one

19:00    – Dinner: frying sausages in a laavu by the river

Friday, 6th September 2024

Place: Arctic Centre, University of Lapland “Thule” seminar room

09:30 – presentation 7  Yuka Oishi (Kobe University)

Indigenous Fur Culture in The Global Supply Chain: Out of Capitalism or Re-Marginalized?

10:10 – presentation 8  Florian Stammler and Aytalina Ivanova (Arctic Centre Rovaniemi)

Sustaining Relationships: Opportunities for Co-Creation Methods with Partners in Siberia

10:50 –presentation 9  Ria-Maria Adams (University of Vienna/ Arctic Centre, Rovaniemi)

Entanglements of Arctic Transport Infrastructures: Moving Tourists to “Remote” Destinations

11:30 –presentation 10  Hiroki Takakura (Tohoku University)

The Mobility of Siberian Indigenous People Related the Russo-Ukrainian War and The New Latitudinal Exchange Across Border

12:10 – general discussion and wrap up of seminar

13:00 – lunch (at own cost)

– closing of seminar: Takakura and Stammler

More information: https://arcticanthropology.org/2024/09/03/the-impact-of-mobility-for-people-and-food-in-the-arctic-5-6-september-2024-rovaniemi/