 | Names and Nunavut: Culture and Identity in the Inuit Homeland Subjects: Names Inuit -- Nunavut; Names Inuit -- Political aspects -- Nunavut; Inuit -- Nunavut -- Social life and customs; Names Inuit -- Nunavut -- Government relations; Names Geographical -- Nunavut; Names Ethnological -- Nunavut; Nunavut -- Social life and; No detailed description available for "Names and Nunavut". Valerie Alia was an award-winning independent scholar, writer, and Professor Emerita, based in Toronto, Canada. She was Senior Associate of the Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge University, Distinguished Professor of Canadian Culture at Western Washington University, and Running Stream Professor of Ethics and Identity at Leeds Metropolitan University. She was also a television and radio broadcaster, newspaper and magazine writer and arts reviewer in the US and Canada. Her books include: Un/Covering the North: News, Media and Aboriginal People; Media Ethics and Social Change; Media and Ethnic Minorities; and The New Media Nation: Indigenous Peoples and Global Communication . She was a founding member of the International Arctic Social Sciences Association and founded the sub-discipline of political onomastics, the politics of naming. Valerie Alia was an award-winning independent scholar, writer, and Professor Emerita, based in Toronto, Canada. She was Senior Associate of the Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge University, Distinguished Professor of Canadian Culture at Western Washington University, and Running Stream Professor of Ethics and Identity at Leeds Metropolitan University. She was also a television and radio broadcaster, newspaper and magazine writer and arts reviewer in the US and Canada. Her books include: Un/Covering the North: News, Media and Aboriginal People; Media Ethics and Social Change; Media and Ethnic Minorities; and The New Media Nation: Indigenous Peoples and Global Communication . She was a founding member of the International Arctic Social Sciences Association and founded the sub-discipline of political onomastics, the politics of naming. |
