BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:467970b88b1aa2bddef04a3769354bbb CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events CREATED:20181221T125543 SUMMARY:International Conference “Indigenous Languages and Sustainable Development in the Arctic” LOCATION:Yakutsk\, Russia DESCRIPTION:Under the aegis of the upcoming International Year of Indigenous Languages declared by the United Nations in 2019, the Institute of Humanitarian Resea rch and Problems of Indigenous Peoples of the North, Russian Academy of Sci ences, International Arctic Social Sciences Association (IASSA) and the Ass ociation of Indigenous Peoples of the North of Sakha Republic will hold an International Scientific and Practical Conference “Indigenous Languages and Sustainable Development in the Arctic”.\n \nThis International Scientific and Practical Conference is aimed to unite the efforts of researchers, civi l society, practitioners, Indigenous communities, and indigenous language s peakers to discuss the issues and possibilities of sustainable development of indigenous peoples living in the North and the Arctic. The discussion wi ll include the issues related to learning, development and preservation of indigenous languages and cultures in the frames of the diverse approaches o f folklore, literature, anthropologic, ethnographic, historic, politic, soc ial, cultural, legislative and economic practices.Conference themes cover d iverse areas of socio-economic development of Indigenous peoples of the Nor th and the Arctic:\n \n\n - Languages of Indigenous Peoples of the North an d the Arctic: issues of interaction and language typology;\n - Traditional epistemologies and Indigenous languages;\n - Indigenous languages and globa lization: tendencies and perspectives of development, successful and effect ive practices of indigenous communities in language revitalization and main tenance;\n - Indigenous written languages of Russia: contemporary state and functionality issues;\n - Yakut language: contemporary state and new dimen sions in the research;\n - Literature and folklore as sources of safeguardi ng and enrichment of Indigenous languages;\n - Ethnic history of Indigenous peoples of the North and the Arctic: past, present and future;\n - Current issues related to traditional knowledge of Indigenous peoples as the bases of their sustainable development;\n - The role of contemporary technologie s and mass media in revitalization and development of Indigenous languages. The program of the conference includes a symposium, exhibitions and present ations of new publications and projects. As part of the Conference the part icipants are invited to take part in the traditional Yakut celebration of s olstice “Yssylakh” (https://www.rbth.com/arts/328601-yakutia-sakha-russia-h oliday)  \n \nIt is expected to publish an electronic peer-reviewed collect ion of papers upon the selection of the articles made by the organizing com mittee. Criteria for the article format will be defined in a second informa tion letter.\n \nThis conference invites linguists, philologists, historian s, anthropologists, ethnographers, cultural scientists, philosophers, socio logists, policy scientists, economists, teachers, Indigenous language speak ers and leaders of the Indigenous organizations, and graduate students.\n \ nConference working languages: Russian, English.\n \nThere is no registrati on and publication fee.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Under the aegis of the upcoming International Year of Indigenous Languag es declared by the United Nations in 2019, the Institute of Hu manitarian Research and Problems of Indigenous Peoples of the North, Russia n Academy of Sciences, International Arctic Social Sciences Association (IA SSA) and the Association of Indigenous Peoples o f the North of Sakha Republic will hold an International Scie ntific and Practical Conference “Indigenous Languages and Sustainable Devel opment in the Arctic”.
 
This International Scientific and P ractical Conference is aimed to unite the efforts of researchers, civil soc iety, practitioners, Indigenous communities, and indigenous language speake rs to discuss the issues and possibilities of sustainable development of in digenous peoples living in the North and the Arctic. The discussion will in clude the issues related to learning, development and preservation of indig enous languages and cultures in the frames of the diverse approaches of fol klore, literature, anthropologic, ethnographic, historic, politic, social, cultural, legislative and economic practices.Conference themes cover divers e areas of socio-economic development of Indigenous peoples of the North an d the Arctic:
 

The program of the co nference includes a symposium, exhibitions and presentations of new publica tions and projects. As part of the Conference the participants are invited to take part in the traditional Yakut celebration of solstice “Yssylakh” (< a href="https://www.rbth.com/arts/328601-yakutia-sakha-russia-holiday">http s://www.rbth.com/arts/328601-yakutia-sakha-russia-holiday)  
 
It is expected to publish an electronic peer-reviewed collectio n of papers upon the selection of the articles made by the organizing commi ttee. Criteria for the article format will be defined in a second informati on letter.
 
This conference invites linguists, philologists , historians, anthropologists, ethnographers, cultural scientists, philosop hers, sociologists, policy scientists, economists, teachers, Indigenous lan guage speakers and leaders of the Indigenous organizations, and graduate st udents.
 
Conference working languages: Russian, English.
 
There is no registration and publication fee.

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