Using the case of an Inuit settlement in Northern Québec I explore the interactions between
place, identity, scale, and the construction of community. This case study provides a …

Abstract Contemporary Nunavut Inuit perceive their identity to be a combination of inherited
substances as well as knowledge, skills, and values that one must learn in order to be …

This paper discusses the social experiences and needs of an urban Inuit community in
Ottawa, drawing on interview data gathered as part of collaborative research with the Ottawa …

Migration of the Inuit into southern Canadian cities from the Arctic increased substantially
during the 1980s. Approximately 10,000 out of a total of 50,000 Inuit lived outside the …

An endlessly vast expanse of beautiful ocean and desolate tundra exists in the Arctic region
of North America. It was in the summer of 1984, some 35 years ago, that I visited an Inuit …

This article explores the interface of climate change and society in a circumpolar context,
particularly experienced among the Iñupiaq people (Iñupiat) of Arctic Alaska. The Iñupiat call …

Using a feminist approach in a postcolonial setting, the interactions between weaving,
identity, gender, tourism development, and post-colonial history are explored. This …

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Katajjaq, or vocal games, has a long history among the Inuit of Canada. Practiced almost
exclusively by women, katajjaq is a playful competition between two or more partners who …

As among the Inuit described in Chap. 3, in another Inuit community thousands of kilometres
to the East Nicole Stuckenberger was persistently perceived as qallunaat—a “non-Inuit”—as …