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State of Finland as an agent of sustainability – the consequences of introduction of hegemonic ecologies in Sami domicile

By Franz Krause - Posted on January 25th, 2012

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environmental conflicts
Forest and Park Service
forest resource management
forestry
hegemonic ecologies
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Nyyssönen, Jukka. "State of Finland as an agent of sustainability – the consequences of introduction of hegemonic ecologies in Sami domicile." Workshop "How do you manage? Unravelling the situated practice of environmental management", 2012.

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State of Finland as an agent of sustainability – the consequences of introduction of hegemonic ecologies in Sami domicile

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