October 16, 2025Indigenous Religious TraditionsOpen Access

Memory Institutions and Sámi Heritage: Decolonization, Restitution, and Rematriation in Sápmi. 2025. Edited by Trude Fonneland and Rossella Ragazzi

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The book explores how memory institutions can facilitate the decolonization of Sámi heritage, reshaping cultural narratives.
Key discussions on restitution highlight the ongoing struggle for Sámi communities to reclaim their heritage from colonial legacies.
Edited by experts in the field, it presents a comprehensive view on rematriation, advocating for Sámi sovereignty over cultural objects.
The text emphasizes the importance of collaborative efforts between Sámi communities and memory institutions for effective restitution.

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This edited volume examines restitution and rematriation of Sámi heritage in memory institutions, suggesting new pathways for decolonization.

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Memory Institutions and Sámi Heritage: Decolonization, Restitution, and Rematriation in Sápmi. 2025. Edited by Trude Fonneland and Rossella Ragazzi. London: Routledge. Open access (e- book), $49.99 (paperback), $180 (hardcover).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68f0492fe559138a1a06e167 https://doi.org/10.1558/irt.33189

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This edited volume examines restitution and rematriation of Sámi heritage in memory institutions, suggesting new pathways for decolonization.

Memory Institutions and Sámi Heritage: Decolonization, Restitution, and Rematriation in Sápmi. 2025. Edited by Trude Fonneland and Rossella Ragazzi

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Memory Institutions and Sámi Heritage: Decolonization, Restitution, and Rematriation in Sápmi. 2025. Edited by Trude Fonneland and Rossella Ragazzi

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