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Through our stories we resist: Decolonial perspectives on south Saami history, indigeneity and rights

2020
Māori educator and scholar Linda Tuhiwai Smith (2012, p. 1) reminds us that «the term ‘research’ is inextricably linked to European imperialism and colonialism.» She argues that for centuries, Indigenous Peoples’ histories, knowledges, and practices have been written and presented through the eyes and voice of the colonizers.
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The so-called relation forms of nouns in South Saami: A byproduct or remnant of Uralic *-mpV?

2019
The paper describes a previously little-known grammatical category in South Saami. Termed here as “relation forms”, the phenomenon in question is etymologically related to the comparative and superlative marking of adjectives, but synchronically quite distinct from it. The suffix -be/-åbpoe can be attached to not only adjectives (e.g., nuerebe ‘younger’
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Combining Proto-Scandinavian loanword strata in South Saami with the early Iron Age archaeological material of Central Sweden

2019
In this article, I will examine South Saami prehistory from the perspectives of archaeology and historical lexicology. I will present a theoretical model that can be applied to a multidisciplinary research that uses methodologies from both the sciences and test it using South Saami material.
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Lule Saami

2022
exaly  

Cancer risk in the reindeer breeding Saami population of Sweden, 1961–1997

European Journal of Epidemiology, 2001
Per Sjölander, Sven Hassler
exaly  

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