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a new book in the popular Relate North series!


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​Lapland University Press is a university publisher established in 2005. Its mission is to increase awareness of Northern and Arctic issues and culture in the scientific community and it has cooperated with the ASAD research network and published three earlier Relate North issues.
Relate North. Culture, Community and Communication you can buy from
Juvenes Bookstore  or download it from Lauda-database
 
Contact information:
Anne Koivula
Acting Head of Publications
 
Lapland University Press
Po box 8123
FI-96101 Rovaniemi

www.ulapland.fi/LUP
https://www.facebook.com/laplanduniversitypress/
lup(at)ulapland.fi

Lapland University Press released Relate North: Culture, Community and Communication, edited by Timo Jokela and Glen Coutts. This is the fourth book produced as part of the work of the University of the Arctic Thematic Network, Arctic Sustainable Arts and Design. 
 

This book address issues ranging from the special conditions facing designers in the North and Arctic to the potential of art and science working together to raise awareness of plastic pollution in the sea and shorelines. The book explores contemporary practices in arts-based research and knowledge exchange in the fields of arts and design. By focusing on Northern and Arctic perspectives in contemporary art, design and education, the studies investigate issues of heritage, sustainability, socially engaged arts practice and socio-culturally sensitive research.