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611: 592:(Karasjok). It currently has 39 representatives, who are elected every four years by direct vote from seven constituencies: Nuortaguovlu (Eastern region), Ávjovarri (Steep Mountain), Davveguovlu (North region), Gáiseguovlu (Mountainous region), Viestarmearra (Western Sea), Åarjiel-Saepmie (South Sápmi) and Lulli-Norga (South Norway). Unlike in Finland, the constituencies cover all of Norway — the Lulli-Norga district encompasses all of Norway outside of 403: 697: 543: 581: 211:
and have remained semi-nomadic to this day. Most Sámi, though, gradually settled down in villages from the middle of the 16th century. Reindeer herding and settlement in villages were different strategies aimed at countering the same problem: the extinction of undomesticated reindeer, which had been
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Since 2005, the parliaments have been united through the Conference of Sámi Parliamentarians. In this triennial meeting, a plenary of Sámi parliamentarians from Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Russia meet to discuss issues facing Sámi throughout Sápmi regardless of national borders. Between sessions,
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in the union of households. This person may be simply the head of the wealthiest or otherwise most successful household, a natural leader or even elected by the council of families. They are sometimes referred to simply as "village elders".
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The Sámi Parliament of Finland was established on 2 March 1996; however, it was based on an elected "Sámi delegation" that preceded all the other Sámi parliaments and inspired their creation. The parliament is situated in
156:'s early 20th-century account of the workings in this polity refer to it as "primitive communism", as there was an extensive sharing of goods and land – though certain parts of the land was private, and not common to the 53:. In a more narrow sense, it has come to indicate the government of Sámi affairs by Sámi political institutions. This article deals with Sámi political structures, with an emphasis on the contemporary institutions. 704:
The contemporary leaders of the Sámi people are the Sámi presidents. Each Sámi Parliament elects a President among their own numbers, so the Sámi political system today could be considered a cooperation between
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soon began expanding northwards, dividing Sámi lands into spheres of interest. A system of joint taxation was established for parts of the Sámi area, so that, for example, the Sámi between the
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the borders became more concrete. In some areas, the Sámi still had to pay double taxes, though. The 18th century saw a further division of Sámi lands between Denmark–Norway and
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to debate and even decide certain issues of relevance to the indigenous people. It is unknown when the Kola Sobbar stopped functioning, but it did not survive the
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governments under the pretext of "combatting separatism" and remains a purely representative organ with unclear relations with the government.
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in a democratic direction. During these reforms an assembly for the Sámi population was established on the Russian side of Sápmi in 1868, the
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is ongoing. The Sámi Parliaments also have a common political framework, the Sámi Parliamentary Council, whose members are appointed by the
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The chairman of the Board is also called the President of the Sami parliament. The current president is Per Olof Nutti.
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Regnor Jernsletten: "Trondheimsmøtet 1917 og samebevegelsen". I Årjel Saemieh - Samer i Sør, årbok nr. 4, Snåsa 1991.
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responsible for Sámi affairs in Finland, Norway and Sweden also take part. These meetings are organized through the
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Sergejeva (Porsanger), Jelena: "The Eastern Sámi: A short account of their history and identity", in
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s that were cut in two were to keep their rights on both sides of the border; this only lasted until
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Kropp, Sabine; Aasland, Aadne; Berg-Nordlie, Mikkel; Holm-Hansen, Jørn; Schuhmann, Johannes (2017).
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would later be set to music and declared the official 'Song of the Sámi people'. In 1917, the first
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and Daniel Mortensson, both South Sámi. This meeting to a large degree debated the problems of
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refers to a unit of people who travel together and/or share a seasonal settlement.
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counties to save Sámi culture and language. Central people in these attempts were
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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a movement started in Norway's
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The Sami Parliament of Sweden was established on 26 August 1993 in
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The Sámi Parliament of Norway was established on 9 October 1989 in
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which admitted some rights to the indigenous people. Following the
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The Sámi Presidents cooperate through annual meetings, where the
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Early modern Sámi political organizing (c. 19th century – 1950)
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the Sámi Parliamentary Council, with members appointed by the
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The committee to establish a Sámi Parliament in Russia, the
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Norse sources from the 12th century and onwards, such as
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The Sámi Council and grass roots struggle (1950s–1980s)
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There is a parallel structure, a public organization,
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in the northeast was finalized. While originally the
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Index

Sametinget
Sámi
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Sámi history
semi-nomadic
Northern Sami
Jåhkamåhkke
Heimskringla
Volundarkvida
Middle Ages
nobility
siida
Väinö Tanner
parliament
government
court
primus inter pares
reindeer herding
Novgorod
Lyngen Alps
White Sea
Norway
Denmark–Norway
Grand Duchy of Moscow
Tsardom of Russia
Time of Troubles
Kalmar War

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