| Sumario: | Arctic Encounters explores the complex social, political, and environmental interactions in the Arctic region, focusing on language contacts and discourses in the Far North. Edited by Maria Frick, Tiina Räisänen, and Jussi Ylikoski, the book presents high-caliber scholarship from various experts in the fields of linguistics and cultural studies. It examines themes such as language integration, multilingual practices, and identity formation among different communities in Finland and surrounding areas. The book aims to provide critical insights into the linguistic dynamics of the Arctic, making it valuable for researchers, academics, and students interested in environmental humanities and sociolinguistics. Its open-access format ensures broad availability and encourages ongoing scholarly discourse.
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