Immigration in the Circumpolar North

Nafisa Yeasmin a doctor of Social Science and a post-doctoral researcher at the Arctic Centre of the University of Lapland, Finland. Dr Yeasmin works under the Arctic Governance Research Group. She has been leading the UArctic thematic network on Arctic Migration. She is a distinguished member of Finnish National Ethnic Advisory Board and has been the president of Arctic Immigrant Association. Waliul Hasanat, LLD, is a Professor of Law and Justice Discipline in Khulna University, Bangladesh. He studied for the Doctor of Laws at the Faculty of Law in the University of Lapland, on the Arctic Council. He was a post-doctoral fellow of the China–Nordic Arctic Research Centre in the School of Law and Political Science at the Ocean University of China. Jan Brzozowski is an associate professor at Cracow University of Economics, Poland. His research interests include research methods in business and economics, business ethics, development of Latin America, international relations, economics of international migration, international migration, migration and socio-economic development.Stefan Kirchner is an associate professor at the University of Lapland, Finland. He specialized in international law. He has extensive practical experience in international law, having worked in both private practice and public administration.

• List of figures. List of contributors. Part I: Introduction 1 Introduction: migration and ethnic challenges for the Circumpolar North. Part II: Youth perspective in the Arctic 2 The impact of superdiversity on the educational system: a mirror image of utopia or dystopia? 3 Syrian students at the Arctic Circle in Iceland. 4 Immigrant youth perspectives: understanding challenges and opportunities in Finnish Lapland. Part III: Family and diversity challenges 5 Migrant integration in Finland: learning processes of immigrant women. 6 An integral assessment of relevant perspectives of legal pluralism and the family laws of immigrants. 7 Living in nowhere. Part IV: Human rights and indigenous communities in the Arctic 8 Embodying transience: indigenous former youth in care and residential instability in Yukon, Canada. 9 Cold temperature health risks and human rights. Part V: Migration and development issues in the Arctic 10 Mixed embeddedness of immigrant entrepreneurs and community resilience: lessons for the Arctic. 11 Migration and sustainable development in the European Arctic. Index.