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2. Rasbiologiskt språkbruk i statens rättsprocess mot sameby

Author

Allard, Christina, Axelsson, Per, Brännlund, Isabelle, Cocq, Coppélie, Hjortfors, Lis-Mari, Jacobsson, Lars, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Löf, Annette, Johansson Lönn, Eva, Moen, Jon, Nilsson, Lena Maria, Nordin, Gabriella, Nordlund, Christer, Norlin, Björn, Outakoski, Hanna, Reimerson, Elsa, Sandström, Camilla, Sandström, Moa, Sehlin MacNeil, Kristina, Sköld, Peter, Stoor, Krister, Storm Mienna, Christina, Svonni, Charlotta, Vinka, Mikael, Össbo, Åsa, Allard, Christina, Axelsson, Per, Brännlund, Isabelle, Cocq, Coppélie, Hjortfors, Lis-Mari, Jacobsson, Lars, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Löf, Annette, Johansson Lönn, Eva, Moen, Jon, Nilsson, Lena Maria, Nordin, Gabriella, Nordlund, Christer, Norlin, Björn, Outakoski, Hanna, Reimerson, Elsa, Sandström, Camilla, Sandström, Moa, Sehlin MacNeil, Kristina, Sköld, Peter, Stoor, Krister, Storm Mienna, Christina, Svonni, Charlotta, Vinka, Mikael, and Össbo, Åsa

Abstract

Statens hantering av forskningsresultat i rättsprocessen med Girjas sameby utgör ett hot mot Sverige som rättsstat och kunskapsnation. Åratal av svensk och internationell forskning underkänns och man använder ett språkbruk som skulle kunna vara hämtat från rasbiologins tid. Nu måste staten ta sitt ansvar och börja agera som en demokratisk rättsstat, skriver 59 forskare., Publicerad: 2015-06-11

Published
2015

4. Rasbiologiskt språkbruk i statens rättsprocess mot sameby : DN Debatt 2015-06-11

Author

Allard, Christina, Avango, Dag, Axelsson, Per, Beach, Hugh, Belancic, Kristina, Brännlund, Isabelle, Cocq, Coppelie, Danell, Öje, Fossum, Birgitta, Fur, Gunlög, Frändén, Märit, Gallardo, Gloria, Ganetz, Hillevi, Green, Carina, Hassler, Sven, Hjortfors, Lis-Marie, Jacobsson, Lars, Johansson, Peter, Kløcker Larsen, Rasmus, Kvarnström, Marie, Larsson, Gunilla, Larsson, Las-Gunnar, Lawrence, Rebecca, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Johansson Lönn, Eva, Moen, Jon, Mörkenstam, Ulf, Nilsson, Ragnhild, Norberg, Erik, Nordin, Gabriella, Nordlund, Christer, Norlin, Björn, Outakoski, Hanna, Raitio, Kaisa, Reimerson, Elsa, Sandström, Camilla, Sandström, Per, Sandström, Moa, Saunders, Fred, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, Sjölander, Per, Silvén, Eva, Sjögren, David, Skarin, Anna, Sköld, Peter, Stoor, Krister, Storm Mienna, Christina, Svalastog, Anna Lydia, Svonni, Charlotta, Söder, Torbjörn, Sörlin, Sverker, Tunón, Håkan, Widmark, Camilla, Vinka, Mikael, Åhman, Birgitta, Össbo, Åsa, Öhman, May-Britt, Allard, Christina, Avango, Dag, Axelsson, Per, Beach, Hugh, Belancic, Kristina, Brännlund, Isabelle, Cocq, Coppelie, Danell, Öje, Fossum, Birgitta, Fur, Gunlög, Frändén, Märit, Gallardo, Gloria, Ganetz, Hillevi, Green, Carina, Hassler, Sven, Hjortfors, Lis-Marie, Jacobsson, Lars, Johansson, Peter, Kløcker Larsen, Rasmus, Kvarnström, Marie, Larsson, Gunilla, Larsson, Las-Gunnar, Lawrence, Rebecca, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Johansson Lönn, Eva, Moen, Jon, Mörkenstam, Ulf, Nilsson, Ragnhild, Norberg, Erik, Nordin, Gabriella, Nordlund, Christer, Norlin, Björn, Outakoski, Hanna, Raitio, Kaisa, Reimerson, Elsa, Sandström, Camilla, Sandström, Per, Sandström, Moa, Saunders, Fred, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, Sjölander, Per, Silvén, Eva, Sjögren, David, Skarin, Anna, Sköld, Peter, Stoor, Krister, Storm Mienna, Christina, Svalastog, Anna Lydia, Svonni, Charlotta, Söder, Torbjörn, Sörlin, Sverker, Tunón, Håkan, Widmark, Camilla, Vinka, Mikael, Åhman, Birgitta, Össbo, Åsa, and Öhman, May-Britt

Abstract

Statens hantering av forskningsresultat i rättsprocessen med Girjas sameby utgör ett hot mot Sverige som rättsstat och kunskapsnation. Åratal av svensk och internationell forskning underkänns och man använder ett språkbruk som skulle kunna vara hämtat från rasbiologins tid. Nu måste staten ta sitt ansvar och börja agera som en demokratisk rättsstat, skriver 59 forskare.

Published
2015

5. Samiskt fokus en viktig markering för öppenhet

Author

Ledman, Anna-Lill, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, Saba Persson, Jenny, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, and Saba Persson, Jenny

Abstract

Debattartikel publicerad i Västerbottens Kuriren den 2014-11-7.

Published
2014

7. Okunskap om samisk kultur grogrund för strukturell diskriminering

Author

Löf, Annette, Andersson, Tore, Horstkotte, Tim, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, Nilsson, Lena Maria, Össbo, Åsa, Löf, Annette, Andersson, Tore, Horstkotte, Tim, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, Nilsson, Lena Maria, and Össbo, Åsa

Abstract

Debattartikel publicerad i VK 2013-04-06.

Published
2013

8. Vänd på perspektiven Umeå2014

Author

Ledman, Anna-Lill, Brännlund, Isabelle, Löf, Annette, Sandström, Moa, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, Åsa, Össbo, Axelsson, Per, Lantto, Patrik, Ledman, Anna-Lill, Brännlund, Isabelle, Löf, Annette, Sandström, Moa, Sehlin Macneil, Kristina, Åsa, Össbo, Axelsson, Per, and Lantto, Patrik

Abstract

Debattartikel publicerad 2013-09-13.

Published
2013

10. Att representera och representeras : samiska kvinnor i svensk och samisk press 1966-2006

Author

Ledman, Anna-Lill and Ledman, Anna-Lill

Abstract

This doctoral thesis examines how Sami women were represented in Swedish and Sami press during the years 1966, 1986 and 2006. Moreover, it problematises how the image of "the Sami woman" was constructed and represented in the press, in relation to the (re)production of normality and deviance, with special attention to the concepts of ethnicity and gender. The thesis adopts a theoretical framework informed by post-colonial theory and intersectional analysis, and the empirical study was approached through critical discourse analysis. Concepts such as orientalism, intersectionality, and strategic essentialism are central to the study, and the thesis includes discussions on ethics, reflexivity, knowledge and power as well as scrutinizing the hegemonic Western perspective in connection to Sami related research. As the main source materials, the Sami magazine Samefolket, and the Vilhelmina Sami press clippings archive were used. In addition to the articles, some of the women who appeared in the newspapers and magazines were interviewed, providing a valuable complement to the printed source materials. The study shows that Sami women were represented in a stereotypical manner in both Samefolket and in the Swedish press, with clear connections to the image of the Sami as it was formulated in the Swedish Sami policy during the 20th century. The balance between Sami and Swedish ethnicity was given increased attention over time, and women approached the theme by expressing themselves through various forms of art such as literature, film, photography or other extroverted activities. The importance of Sami women for the Sami ethno-political mobilisation appears to be more significant than has previously been noted, however women act from artistic platforms aswell as the traditional political arenas. As the dominant Swedish society, including members of the media, generally hold a low level of knowledge about Sami societies the discussion on Sami society, history and culture is ke, 20160120: författaren har numera efternamnet Drugge. /ME

Published
2012

14. The silence in Sápmi - and the queer Sami breaking it

Author

Løvold, Ane Hedvig Heidrunsdotter, Evjen, Bjørg, and Ledman, Anna Lill

Subjects
Intersectionality, VDP::Social science: 200::Social anthropology: 250, Two-Spirit, Bonju, Heteronormativity, SVF-3904, Decolonization, Sápmi, Queer Theory, Queer Sami, Visibility, VDP::Samfunnsvitenskap: 200::Sosialantropologi: 250, Strategies, Silence
Abstract

This thesis is an investigation of the silence of queerness in Sápmi, and is empirically based on three fieldworks and eight interviews. The thesis will question the silence within a historical perspective, and explore different aspects of the silence in Sápmi today. The main focus will be on queer Sami in Norway, but will also voice queer Sami from Sweden and Finland. I will therefore include a discussion on the silence in the queer community in Norway, but the main focus will be on the silence in Sápmi. My research will also look into what was revealed when the queer Sami in this thesis break the silence. A central finding in my research is the impact of heteronormativity’s position in Sápmi, and I will discuss two of the ideals that this system of norms seems to uphold, the masculine ideal for Sami men and the Christian/læstadian ideal. The thesis will also look into the different strategies that queer Sami use in order to break the silence and gain more visibility and acceptance in Sápmi. One of the strategies is to mirror in, and identify with other indigenous people who don’t confirm the heteronormative Western gender binary, like the two- spirit movement in the US and Canada. I will also look into Stefan Mikaelssons’, the queer major of the Sami Parliament in Sweden, personal strategy to decolonize from the masculine ideal, and the coining of the term “bonju” in the north Sami language. Key Words: Queer Sami, Silence, Sápmi, Queer Theory, Heteronormativity, Intersectionality, Two-Spirit, Decolonization, Visibility, Strategies, Bonju.

Published
2015

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