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The purpose of this article is to make an overview on how UN Human Rights Committee (HRC), a monitoring body of CCPR, articulates and protects Sámi culture and its values. The further aim of this writing is to discuss Sámi people's relationship with the Land, its ontological basis and the failure of Finnish legislation to recognize crucial aspects of this relationship and inherently connected worldview. ; publishedVersion

Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- Part I Opening Wor(l)ds -- 1 Introduction -- Naturecultural Imagination in Times of Environmental Damage -- References -- 2 Approaching Infrastructural Being -- Naturecultural Approach to Infrastructures -- Infrastructural Being as Metabolism -- Politics of Metabolism -- More-Than-Human Politics -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II Future-Making -- 3 Anticipatory Infrastructures, Emerging Technologies and Visions of Energy Futures -- Introduction -- Infrastructures as Anticipatory Devices -- Visions of Automation as Anticipatory Infrastructures -- Integrating Distributed Energy Resources -- Load-Shifting -- Energy Market and Price Motivations -- Questioning Anticipatory Infrastructures -- Automated Futures Visions as Ethnographic Sites -- Laundry as a Contingent Practice and Ethics of Care -- Solar Optimisation, Gamification and Everyday Ethics -- Automated Systems and Everyday Irregularities -- Towards the Ethics of Automation as Anticipatory Infrastructure -- References -- 4 Assembling Wild Nature: Icelandic Wildness as a Natureculture Meshwork -- Introduction -- Before the Journey -- The Golden Circle -- First Stop: Thingvellir -- Second Stop: Geysir -- Third Stop: Gullfoss -- After the Journey -- References -- Part III Naturecultural Citizenship -- 5 The Social Class and Lifestyle Embeddedness of Being Within Energy Infrastructures -- Introduction: Energy Infrastructures as Class Positioning -- Class, Habitus, and Lifestyle Groups -- The Empirical Case and Data -- Class, Habitus, and Infrastructural Being -- Differentiating Life Chances -- Embedded in Lifestyle Groups -- Durable Materiality -- Action Orienting -- Conclusion -- References -- 6 Circular Economy as Infrastructural Change: Waste Citizenship in the Bin -- Introduction.