On the terms of northern woman : articles written by women researchers in Finland, Russia, Samiland and Sweden
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On the terms of northern woman : articles written by women researchers in Finland, Russia, Samiland and Sweden
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| Physical Description |
240, [5] s. : kuvitettu ; 25 cm |
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| Language |
English |
| Language of Original Work |
English |
| Published |
Oulu :
University of Oulu,
1996.
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| Series | Femina Borealis publication, Series number 1. Northern gender studies publication, Series number 1. Northern gender studies, ISSN 1239-2928; no. 1. Femina borealis, ISSN 1239-8217; no. 1. |
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| Additional Information | editors Sinikka Tuohimaa, Nina Työlahti, Asbjørg Fyhn ; editorial board Sinikka Tuohimaa ... [ja muita] |
| ISBN |
951-42-4197-5 pehmeäkantinen |
| Uncontrolled Title |
Young women in a male periphery "Surviving and thriving in North" : feminist strategies, municipal initiatives and supranational collaboration Are women's ideas needed in the rural community development of the future? Female farmers in the North Language - an important characteristic in Tornedalian self-concept Women and men in Kiruna - on changes in sex/gender relations and everyday life Indigenous women in the changing world The organization of women in the Northern Finland: Lotta Svärd Some special Sami women in Russia "The soul of the sea is calm and serene today" : excerpts from the life of Helvi Juola of Hailuoto Island Education - a change for women in the Finnish rural North? The Sami women: what she writes and what is written about her? Oktjabrina Vpronova: the first Kola Sami writer Angry women in a Northern Norwegian village: a drop in the ocean by Margareth Jenssen of Tromsø The forgotten women writers of Northern Finland Women in the attic, or some attempts to define a northern sensibility Female entrepreneurs in Scandinavia: an institutional perspective on entrepreneurship Women in a changing labour market Women as a social and cultural minority on sports The origins of the ban on contraception and the impasse in the Lestadian revivalist movement |
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