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416 Entries in the Barents Encyclopedia (In Alphabetical Order) 416 entries in the Barents Encyclopedia (in alphabetical order) As of May 7, 2012 Letters in the leftmost column C mean: S = submitted articles (348) C = articles for which we have contracted authors (68) The entry was found in another encyclopedia / Topic New entry cate- suggested by gory Length C Entry Word [Name] 1-12 of entry Author/-s S Alta V. Tevlina 1 S Nielsen, Jens Petter [email protected] S Alta controversy Saami 3 M Berg, Bård A, [email protected] J. Porsanger S Alymov, Vasilii Kondratevich V.-P. Lehtola 2 S Martyushova, Svetlana, ([email protected]) and Ilicheva, Maria, [email protected] S Alyosha M. Ilicheva 7 S Karelin, Vladimir [email protected] [email protected] S Amundsen, Roald V. Tevlina 2 M Berg, Roald, Stavanger Univ. [email protected] S Andreyev Bay U. Wråkberg 1 S Fiskebeck, Per-Einar Per- [email protected] S Anikiev Island A.N. Davydov 6 S Davydov, Alexander. [email protected] Pomor S Apatity U. Wråkberg 1 S Dyuzhilov, Sergey, [email protected] C Arctic co-operation 8 M Hoel, Alf Håkon [email protected] and Heininen, Lassi [email protected] S Arctic Council M.-O. Olsson 8 S Vaaja, Nina Buvang, [email protected] S Arctic explorations L.-E. Edlund 3 L Wråkberg, Urban, Barents Intsitute, [email protected] S Arctic hunting (previously V. Tevlina 6 M Nielsen, Jens Petter called “Russian and Norwegian [email protected] sea mammal hunting in the Arctic”) S Arctic Ocean, The U. Wråkberg 1 S Hoel, Alf Håkon, [email protected] S Arctic Studies Program (ASP) L. Heininen 6 S Heininen, Lassi, [email protected] and Huotari, Jussi S Arctic, The Saami 10 S Hoel, Alf Håkon, [email protected] S Arkhangelsk (the city) M.-O. Olsson 1 M Tevlina, Victoria, BAI, V. Tevlina [email protected] S Arkhangelsk Museum of A.N. Davydov 7 M Davydov, Alexander. [email protected] Wooden Architecture and Folk Arts “Malye Korely” S Arkhangelsk Oblast M.-O. Olsson 1 L Shalyov, Andrey, [email protected] (One of five Russian member regions of the Barents Region) S Aurora Borealis (Polar Lights A.N. Davydov 10 S Aspaas, Per Pippin, or Northen Lights) L.-E. Edlund [email protected] and Lynne Hansen, Truls S Barents collaboration for B. Norlin 6 M Dalhaug, Laila Fallan [email protected] children and youth C Barents Diploma on Culural A.N. Davydov 6 M Davydov, Alexander [email protected] Management (This article will probably not be included.) 1 The entry was found in another encyclopedia / Topic New entry cate- suggested by gory Length C Entry Word [Name] 1-12 of entry Author/-s S Barents Euro-Arctic Region BE reference group 8 T Yarovoy, Gleb, [email protected] (BEAR), The and Geir Hønneland, [email protected] S Barents Institute U. Wråkberg 6 S Wråkberg, Urban, Barents Intsitute, [email protected] S Barents media V.-P. Lehtola 6 L Heikkilä, Markku, [email protected] and Larionova, Elena [email protected] S Barents Sea L. Heininen 1 M/L Heininen, Lassi, Baltic [email protected] U. Wråkberg A.N. Davydov Pomor S Barents secretariats and 8 M Nilsen, Thomas [email protected] centres S Barents Spektakel M.-O. Olsson 6 M Viken, Arvid [email protected] C Pikene på broen L. Kuzovnikova 6 S Kuzovnikova, Luba [email protected] S Barentsz, Willem M.-O. Olsson 2 S Hacquebord, Louwrence, [email protected] S Bears – their symbolic A.N. Davydov 5 S Davydov, Alexander. [email protected] meaning in Russia S Belkomur (railroad under L. Maksimova 9 S Maksimova, Lyubov A. construction in the Komi [email protected] Republic) S Bellona ! U. Wråkberg 10 S Nilsen, Thomas, BarSek, A.N. Davydov [email protected] C Bells and chimes A.N. Davydov 6 M Davydov, Alexander [email protected] (This article will probably not be and Lundholm, Kjell included.) [email protected] S Belomorsk A. Pashkov 1 S Davydov, Alexander. [email protected] S Bergqvist, Olof L. Elenius 2 S Elenius, Lars, Luleå University of Technology, [email protected] S Birkarlar J. Vahtola 3 S Vahtola, Jouko, Oulu University, [email protected] S Bjarmaland (Bjarmland, A.N. Davydov 3 M Koskela Vasaru, Mervi, Bjarmia) L.-E. Edlund [email protected] S Blue Highway, The Baltic 9 S Häggström, Harry [email protected] S Boden M.-O. Olsson 1 S Gustafsson, Ulf, [email protected] S Bodø U. Wråkberg 1 M Karlsen, Wilhelm, [email protected] S Bolshevism Baltic 8 S Bergner, Petter, Umeå University S Borders L.-E. Edlund 1 L Hugoson, Rolf, V.-P. Lehtola [email protected] J. Vahtola S Boris Gleb H. Salvesen 1 S Wikan, Steinar, [email protected], S Botniabanan (The Bothnia M.-O. Olsson 9 S Wiklund, Roine, [email protected] line) C Brännström, Olaus L. Elenius 2 S Wande, Erling [email protected] S Brundtland Report U. Wråkberg 8 S Wråkberg, Urban, [email protected] S Castrén, M.A. J. Porsanger 2 S Kylli, Ritva, [email protected] A.N. Davydov Pomor S Chernov, G.A. L. Maksimova 2 S Bondarenko, Olga E. [email protected] S Civil War in the Russian U. Wråkberg 3 M Fedorov, Pavel City- North 1918–1920 A.N. Davydov [email protected] (Previously called “Intervention Pomor War 1919-20”) 2 The entry was found in another encyclopedia / Topic New entry cate- suggested by gory Length C Entry Word [Name] 1-12 of entry Author/-s S Colonialism U. Wråkberg 3 S Sjögren, David [email protected] and Norlin, Björn [email protected] S Common heritage U. Wråkberg 6 M Baslar, Kemal, [email protected] S Conservation of Arctic Flora U. Wråkberg 10 S Barry, Tom, [email protected] and Fauna (CAFF) S Crimean War in the North A.N. Davydov 3 M Davydov, Ruslan [email protected] C Cultural diversity (This article A.N. Davydov 6 M Davydov, Alexander [email protected] will probably not be included.) S Cultural heritage U. Wråkberg 6 L Paju, Martin [email protected] C CYAR – Children and Youth 11 S Bergstrøm , Pål Christian at risk in the Barents region [email protected] S Diplomatic relations – M.-O. Olsson 8 M Zaretskaya, Oksana embassies and consulates [email protected] S Disputed area U. Wråkberg 11 S Pedersen, Torbjørn, [email protected] S Dissent in the Barents L. Heininen 12 M Kozlov, Dmitry, Region Baltic [email protected] S Dutch trade with the Russian A.N. Davydov 3 M Davydov, Alexander. [email protected] North Pomor S Early (16th cent.) expeditions A. Davydov 3 M Davydov, Alexander. [email protected] in the Barents Region M.-O. Olsson C Early scientific expeditions in I. Chernyakova 3 M Chernyakova, Irina Karelia and Finland [email protected] S Early slave trade (in the J. Korpela 3 M Korpela, Jukka , [email protected] Barents Region) S Ecology and Environment BE reference group 10 T Keskitalo, Carina, [email protected] (Coordinating author), Baklanov, Alexander and Jakobsen, Ingvild C Economic development M-O Olsson 9 T Lars Westin, [email protected], and Druzhinin, Pavel, [email protected] S Education BE reference group 6 T Salo, Matti, [email protected], and Vasiliev, Victor; [email protected] S Energy industry in the M.-O. Olsson 9 M Moe, Arild, [email protected] Barents Region S Environmental activism in the M.-O. Olsson 10 M Nilsen, Thomas, BarSek, Barents Region [email protected] S Environmentalism Arctic 8 M Nilsson, Annika E., SEI, Sthlm [email protected] S Ethnic cleansing in the B. Norlin 4 M Kotliartchouk, Andrej Barents Sea region A. Kotliartchouk [email protected] S Ethnography of the Nenets T. Tuisku 4 M/L Dementeva, Anzhelika A. [email protected] S Exclusive Economic Zones U. Wråkberg 8 S Wråkberg, Urban, [email protected] (EEZ) S Explorations in the North V.-P. Lehtola 3 M Myklebost, Kari, [email protected] S Fairs in the Barents Region U. Wråkberg 9 M Leiman, Irina, [email protected] S Fatmomakke L. Elenius 1 S Sjögren, David, [email protected] S Fauna of the Barents Region M.-O. Olsson L Järvinen, Antero Saami [email protected] S Federal State Duma L.A. Maksimova 8 S Belovol, Anton A. [email protected] Committee on the North and Far East S Fellman, Jacob V.-P. Lehtola 2 S Koskela Vasaru, Mervi [email protected] S Femina Borealis Barents M. Ilicheva 6 S/M Thunem, Gunhild, Network/The Northern M.-O. Olsson [email protected], Feminist University 3 The entry was found in another encyclopedia / Topic New entry cate- suggested by gory Length C Entry Word [Name] 1-12 of entry Author/-s S Fersman, Aleksandr E. M.Ilicheva 2 S Dyuzhilov, Sergey, [email protected], C Film and TV festivals in the M.-O. Olsson 6 L Soldatova, Svetlana, Barents Region [email protected] and Viklund, Bernt [email protected] C Film-making in the Barents V.-P. Lehtola 6 M Viklund, Bernt [email protected] Region C Finland – demographic and Ref. Group 4 L Enbuske, Matti, [email protected] ethnographic characteristics of its northern territories S Finnic languages in the V-P Lehtola 5 M Kunnas, Niina, [email protected] Barents Region C Finnmark (One of three M.-O. Olsson 1 L Niemi, Einar, [email protected] Norwegian member counties of V.-P.
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