This is a unique volume of interdisciplinary breadth in North America, revealing some of the wealth of Finno-Ugric studies and peoples. The volume contains four papers on Finno-Ugric ethnomusicology and seven papers on topics in linguistics, history, and sociology. It should be of interest to scholars in ethnomusicology, linguistics, history, sociology, and literature, as well as to Finno-Ugric scholars in both North America and Europe. Co-published with the Finno-Ugric Studies Association of Canada.
