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Arctic Review on Law and Politics is a peer-reviewed, Open Access, multidisciplinary journal in the fields of jurisprudence and social sciences. Jurisprudence and social sciences are understood in a wide sense, as encompassing academic disciplines such as economics, sociology, human geography, history, indigenous people’s issues, social anthropology and ethnography. 

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Arctic Review on Law and Politics eISSN 2387-4562. Editor-in-chief: Øyvind Ravna. This journal is published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Published by Nordic Open Access Scholarly Publishing – NOASP – a division of Cappelen Damm Akademisk, Postboks 1900, 0055 Oslo, Norway. ©Cappelen Damm AS, map used in header: © Free Vector Maps.

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