Images of the North. Histories—Identities—Ideas

Pertti Joenniemi

doi:10.1080/08865655.2013.796211

April 1, 2013Journal of Borderlands Studies

Images of the North. Histories—Identities—Ideas

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This review examines the changes in identity and narratives surrounding the Northern region.
Analysis of written contributions in the edited volume
Discussion of themes related to identity and history in the North
Evaluation of regional and cultural implications of the works
Highlights the transformation of the North from traditional to a more dynamic context
Identifies shifts in cultural and historical narratives
Suggests new ways of understanding Northern identities and their significance

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Review of a collection that explores the evolving narratives of the North, suggesting new perspectives on its identity.

Abstract

Sverrir Jakobsson (ed.), Amsterdam: Radopi, 2009. Reviewed by Pertti Joenniemi* The North is no longer where it used to be; it is in transition. The region is neither as traditional and peripheral ...

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