This book addresses the geopolitical notion of the 'Arctic' through the everyday experiences of children. It explores the Arctic as various materializations that matter to, condition and define childhoods in Nordic countries. Presenting nine thematically very different but theoretically and methodologically coherent studies, it enables readers to gain an in-depth understanding of a selection of recent sociomaterialist, posthumanist and post-anthropocentric research on childhood in the Nordic context. The book offers new ideas and insights as to what matters in children's lives - in Arctic contexts.
Discusses the children's everyday lives in arctic by focusing on their neglected viewpoints
Presents easily accessible case studies of children’s lives in nine different arctic contexts
Demonstrates the significance of mundane materials in the social construction of (arctic) childhoods
Pauliina Rautio
child experiences in the north new materialist research of childhood posthumanist research of childhood children and geopolitics in the artic childhoods in the nordic countries childrens's everyday lives in the north post-anthropocentric childhood entanglements more-than-human politics children's more-than-human practices children's material practices in everyday life childhood studies