Dear Colleague,

This special issue of Sibirica approaches the interrelated themes of mobility and infrastructure in the Russian Arctic, looking at the complex interplay between people’s perception of well-being and behavior, and their understanding and discourse around infrastructure.

Volume 16, Issue 3: Mobility and Infrastructure

Introduction

Mobility and Infrastructure in the Russian Arctic: Das Sein bestimmt das Bewusstsein?
Nikolai Vakhtin
http://bit.ly/2jBvgFe

Articles

Temporality of Movements in the North: Pragmatic Use of Infrastructure and Reflexive Mobility of Evenki and Dolgan Hunters, Reindeer Herders, and Fishers
Vladimir N. Davydov
http://bit.ly/2jBUymW

Temporaal Dimension of Attitudes toward Infrastructure and Opportunities for Relocation from the Northern Town: The Case of Kamchatka Krai
Ksenia Gavrilova
http://bit.ly/2jBPXkt

Migration Destination Choice as a Criterion of Self-Identification: The Case of Young People Leaving Norilsk and Dudinka
Nadezhda Zamyatina
http://bit.ly/2nkCFOD

Mobility and Sense of Place among Youth in the Russian Arctic
Alla Bolotova, Anastassia Karaseva and Valeria Vasilyeva
http://bit.ly/2nlO2Wv

"Where Do You Get Fish?": Practices of Individual Supplies in Yamal as an Indicator of Social Processes
Elena Liarskaya
http://bit.ly/2Aqb9SK