Journal of Finnish Studies Bibliography Complete through issue 23 (1) For availability of back issues, please email [email protected]. Aapola-Kari, Sinikka. 2012. “Finnish Girlhood in the Twentieth Century: Public Representations and Private Stories.” Journal of Finnish Studies 16 (1): 25–58. Aarnikoivu, Melina, Sirpa Korhonen, Driss Habti, and David M. Hoffman. 2019. “Explaining the Difference between Policy-Based Evidence and Evidence-Based Policy: A Nexus Analysis Approach to Mobilities and Migration.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 22 (1&2): 213–40. Ahlbäck, Pia Maria. 2009. “Visualizing the Countryside of the Swedish-Finnish Coast: A Postcolonial Allegory.” Journal of Finnish Studies 13 (1): 1–13. Ahlbäck, Pia Maria. 2013. “Stepping Out of the Tune: An Imagological Study of Arvid Mörne’s Poem ‘Sjömansvisa’.” Journal of Finnish Studies 16 (2): 90–107. Aho, Kalevi. 2009. “The Kalevala and Finnish Music.” Journal of Finnish Studies 13 (2): 45–60. Alanen, Arnold R. 2004. “A Remarkable Place, an Eventful Year: Politics and Recreation at Minnesota’s Mesaba Co-Op Park in 1936.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 8 (1): 67–86. Alanen, Arnold R. 2005. “Little Houses on the Prairie: Continuity and Change in the Finnish Vernacular Architecture and Landscapes of Canada.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 9 (2): 117–38. Annola, Johanna. 2017. “Out of Poverty: The Ahrenberg Siblings, 1860–1920.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 20 (1): 132–63. Anttila, Raimo. 1997. “Affective Vocabulary and Borrowing: Finnish pirskottaa ‘sprinkle’ and patistaa ‘urge, prod.’” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 1 (2): 111–14. Anttonen, Pertti. 2009. “Nationalism and Universalism in the Reception of the Kalevala.” Journal of Finnish Studies 13 (2): 95–101. Austin, Paul. 2003. “Karelian since 1991: From Ethnographic Curiosity to Official Language.” Journal of Finnish Studies 7 (1): 29–43. Autio-Sarasmo, Sari. 2011. “The Economic Modernization of Soviet Karelia During the Process of Soviet Industrialization.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 15 (1&2): 85– 100. Blomster, Risto, and Kati Mikkola. 2014. “Inclusion and Exclusion of Roma in the Category of Finnish Folklore: The Collections of the Finnish Literature Society from the 1800s to the 2000s.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 18 (1): 11–45. Brandt, Tiina. 2017. “Finnish Enterprises and Perceptions for Economic Decline.” Journal of Finnish Studies 20 (2): 120–44. Breier, Dorothea. 2019. “Dismantling Boundaries: An Intergenerational Perspective on Trajectories and Mobile Experiences of Germans and Their Descendants in Helsinki, Finland.” Journal of Finnish Studies 23 (1): 67–83. Brooks, Kaarina. 2008. “The Kalevala: Tales of Magic and Adventure: An Excerpt.” Journal of Finnish Studies 12 (2): 55–60. Burbank, John R. 1998. “Proportional Representation in a Parliamentary System: The Glue of Finnish Social Democracy.” Journal of Finnish Studies 2 (1): 31–51. Chace, Tara. 2003. “E Pluribus Unum: Juha K. Tapio’s Frankensteinin Muistikirja.” Journal of Finnish Studies 7 (1): 4–28. Clarke, Kris. 2014. “‘And Then All of the Sudden, You’re Still Here with BaD Finnish’: American Women’s Narratives of Cultural Adjustment in Finland.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 17 (1&2): 42–66. Cordier, Sherwood S. 1998. “Finnish Security in the Post Cold War Era.” Journal of Finnish Studies 2 (1): 24–30. Dahlström, Fabian. 1997. “Sibelius: His Era and His Music.” Journal of Finnish Studies 1 (1): 34–46. Dana, Kathleen Osgood. 2001. “Vox Clamatis in Deserto: An Exploration of the Idea of Wilderness in Finnish and Sámi Literature.” Journal of Finnish Studies 5 (1): 20–44. Davydova-Minguet, Olga, Tiina Sotkasiira, Teemu Oivo, and Janne Riiheläinen. 2019. “Mediated Mobility and Mobile Media: Transnational Media Use among Russian- Speakers in Finland.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 22 (1&2): 265–82. Dettmann, Diane. 2009. “Miriam Daughter of Finnish Immigrants: A Finnish Family’s Assimilation into Rural America in the 1900s.” Journal of Finnish Studies 13 (1): 75–81. Dolbey, Andrew. 1997. “Finnish Numeral Expressions: A Construction Grammar Approach.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 1 (2): 115–25. 2 DuBois, Thomas A. 1997. “Continuities through Change: Rituals and Worldview of Finnish Women before and after Christianization.” Journal of Finnish Studies 1 (1): 5–24. DuBois, Thomas A. 1997. “Finnish Studies at the University of Washington at Seattle.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 1 (2): 137–14. DuBois, Thomas A. 1997. “Lönnrot and Värttinä: (Re)presenting Oral Tradition to a Willing Audience.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 1 (2): 27–36. DuBois, Thomas [A.]. 2007. “Väinö Kaksikymmentä ja yksi Thirty Years Later: Paavo Haavikko’s Kalevala Rewrite and the Epic Genre.” Journal of Finnish Studies 11 (1): 20–31. DuBois, Thomas A. 2009. “Poem 30: The Pivotal Canto in which Very Little Happens.” Journal of Finnish Studies 13 (2): 5–16. Dutton, Edward. 2006. “University Students, Drunks, and the Old Gods: The Finnish ‘Vapunaatto,’ Sacrifice, and Liminality.” Journal of Finnish Studies 10 (1): 25–43. Dykstra, Ursa. 2008. “The Archetypal Finn: Finnishness as Constructed by Väinö Linna and Kalle Päätalo.” Journal of Finnish Studies 12 (1): 33–47. Efremkin, Evgeny. 2011. “Recruitment in North America: An Analysis of Emigrants to Soviet Karelia, 1931-1934.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 15 (1&2): 101–23. Embleton, Sheila. 2001. “Bilingualism in Contemporary Finland: Whither Swedish?” Journal of Finnish Studies 5 (2): 7–30. Eneberg, Kaa. 2004. “Recruitment of Swedish Immigrants to Soviet Karelia.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 8 (1): 189–200. Evans, Christine. 2005. “Shared Vision and Shared Traumas: The Ethics and Ethos of Shared Vision in Ingmar Bergman’s The Passion of Anna and Aki Kaurismäki’s The Man without a Past.” Journal of Finnish Studies 9 (1): 17–26. Fingerroos, Outi. 2012. “Karelianism in Present-Day Finland.” Journal of Finnish Studies 16 (1): 79–93. Flint, Aili. 1998. “Finnish Studies at Columbia University in the City of New York.” Journal of Finnish Studies 2 (1): 52–60. Forsberg, Henrik. 2017. “Masculine Submission: National Narratives of the Last Great Famine, c. 1868–1920.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 20 (1): 38–64. Forsman Svensson, Pirkko. 1997. “Royal Biographies and Battle Accounts: Samples of 17th- Century Official Finnish.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 1 (2): 101–10. 3 Forsman Svensson, Pirkko. 1999. “Computerized Corpora: Shortcuts to Research into Old Literary Finnish.” Journal of Finnish Studies 3 (2): 50–57. Foulkes, Nicol. 2014. “The Perils of Highly Skilled Mobility: Welfare, Risk, and Temporary Migration from the Nordic Region to India.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studie17 (1&2): 199–224. Frandy, Tim. 2007. “‘There’s Iron in the Earth!’ Earthiness and Reason in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.” Special Issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 11 (2): 47–60. Frandy, Tim. 2010. “Lust, Labor, and Lawlessness: The Bad Finn in Finnish American Folksong.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 14 (1): 29–45. Franklin-Rahkonen, Sharon M. 2006. “Finland’s Jewish Community: The Path to Integration.” Journal of Finnish Studies 10 (1): 44–59. Frigren, Pirita, and Tiina Hemminki, eds. 2017. Poverty of a Beggar and a Nobleman Experiencing and Encountering Impoverishment in Nineteenth-Century Finland. Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 20 (1). 305 pp. (Available at www.amazon.com) Frigren, Pirita, Tiina Hemminki, and Ilkka Nummela. 2017. “Experiencing and Encountering Impoverishment in Nineteenth-Century Finland.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 20 (1): 5–37. Frog. 2019. “Echoing Ideas in Discourse on Poetics: From Lowth’s parallelismus membrorum to Porthan’s rhythmus sensus.” Journal of Finnish Studies 23 (1): 3–16. Frolov, Dmitri. 2011. “Canadian and American Finns in the GULAG.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 15 (1&2): 158–65. Gallagher, Ben. 2005. “Kalevala’s Kullervo Sequence: A Tragedy of Hope.” Journal of Finnish Studies 9 (1): 27–38. Goings, Aaron. 2010. “Hall Syndicalism: Radical Finns and Wobbly Culture in Grays Harbor, Washington.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 14 (1): 18–28. Golubev, Alexey, and Irina Takala. 2011. “The Harsh Reality of Fine Words: The Daily Implementation of Immigration Policies in Soviet Karelia.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 15 (1&2): 124–43. Grace, Andrew. 2007. “Landscape and Identity in Finnish-American Poetry.” Journal of Finnish Studies 11 (2): 29–36. Granö, Päivi. 2016. “Play Environments of Expatriate French Children and Native Children in Finland.” Journal of Finnish Studies 19 (1): 187–207. 4 Granö, Päivi, and Anniina Koivurova. 2017. “Children’s Depictions of the Home in Post-War Northern Finland and Sweden.” Journal of Finnish Studies 20 (2): 98–119. Gronow, Pekka. 2010. “Finnish anD Finnish-American Folklore Studies: An Afterword.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 14 (1): 66–70. Haanpää, Pentti. 1998. “Listening to the Word” (Sanankuulolla). Translated by Börje Vähämäki. Journal of Finnish Studies 2 (2): 136–38. Habti, Driss. 2014. “Spatialities of Work and Home in a Dual-Career Context of Highly Skilled Arab Women in Finland.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 17 (1&2): 92–125. Habti, Driss. 2019. “What’s Driving Migrant Russian Physicians to Stay Permanently in Finland? A Life-Course Approach.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 22 (1&2): 85–118. Habti, Driss, and Saara Koikkalainen, eds. 2014. International Highly Skilled Migration: The Case of Finland. Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 17 (1&2). 261 pp. (Available at www.amazon.com) Habti, Driss, and Saara Koikkalainen. 2014. “International Highly Skilled Migration: The Case of Finland: An Introduction.” Special issue of Journal of Finnish Studies 17 (1&2): 3–17. Habti, Driss, and Tuulikki Kurki, eDs. 2019. Engaging the New Mobilities Paradigm in the Context of Finland.