Discover the complex realities of indigenous activism in Russia’s remote Far North. Patty A. Gray’s rigorous study examines why Chukotka’s indigenous movement struggled, positing its post-Soviet activism is rooted in Soviet administrative structures rather than independent rights-based struggles. Gain critical insights into the nuanced challenges of cultural survival and political identity for Arctic peoples. This book is essential for students and researchers of anthropology, political science, and global indigenous rights.