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Call for Chapters: Decolonial Sámi Feminism: Memory, Resilience, and Reconciliation

Organization: CG Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Book Imprint
Categories: Interdisciplinary, Popular Culture, Gender & Sexuality, Women's Studies, Aesthetics, Anthropology/Sociology, Classical Studies, Cultural Studies, Environmental Studies, Film, TV, & Media, Food Studies, History, Philosophy
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Event Date: 2026-06-15 Abstract Due: 2026-06-15

Call for Chapters: Decolonial Sámi Feminism: Memory, Resilience, and Reconciliation

Further examination of Sámi feminism is needed, as it remains crucial to continue decolonizing Nordic feminist discourse and scholarly research to ensure the unique, intersecting realities of Sámi women within the multiple layers of colonial and patriarchal structures are adequately recognized, understood, and addressed. The revitalization of Sámi culture is underway, yet, despite the work of Kuokkanen and others, and despite greater focus on Indigenous feminism, ways of knowing that integrate Sámi feminism remain marginal, and a gap persists in the scholarship. The Indigenous knowledge and skills held by Sámi women may critically inform knowledge across disciplines and the broader scholarship of feminist theory. This collection will be published by the Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Book Imprint (Common Ground Research Network).

For proposed chapters, please submit a chapter abstract by June 15 to robin.throne@gmail.com

Key Dates:

Call for chapters by June 15

Full chapters due September 15

Peer review September 1-October 15

Refined chapters due December 1

Book manuscript closed for production: December 31

https://cgscholar.com/publishers/book-series/interdisciplinary-social-sciences-book-imprint

robin.throne@gmail.com

Robin Throne, PhD