The Benefits of the Cold and Domestication

1. Introduction: The Benefits of the Cold and Domestication Florian Stammler and Hiroki Takakura Section I: Cross-Cutting Perspective on Northern Domestication 2. The North as a Space for Innovation in Humanâ"Animalâ"Environment Adaptation Hiroki Takakura 3. Domestication and Adaptation of Pastoral Animals and Human Livelihoods to the Arctic: An Integrated Genetic-Anthropological Approach Juha Kantanen and Florian Stammler Section II: Domestication Among Hunters 4. Domus-Sharing in the Vicinity of Domestication: An Ethnography of Humanâ"Wildlifeâ"Land Interactions in Interior Alaska Shiaki Kondo 5. From Relatives to Enemies: Emplaced Evenki Relationships with Wolves in the Changing Environment of East Siberia and the Russian Far East Donatas BrandiÅ¡auskas Section III: Convivial Ecology Embracing Animal Autonomy 6. On Encountering and Holding Reindeer in a Convivial North David G. Anderson 7. Reindeer Riding and Driving: A Preliminary Essay on the Use of Domesticated Reindeer for Transportation Shiro Sasaki 8. Between Foot Rot and Wolves: The Internal and External Threats of Tozhu Reindeer Herding Charles St©panoff 9. Fish Sharing between Humans and Reindeer in the Western Siberian Forest and the Mode of Herding Yuka Oishi Section IV: Cold Domestication Beyond the Arctic 10. Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) of Steppe Land for âDzudâ Disaster Reduction in the Mongolian Nomadic Community Takuya Soma 11. Revisiting the Distinction between Wild and Domestic: The Relationship between Herders and Camelids in the Central Andean Highlands of Peru Asami Tsukuda Section V: Domestication Beyond Animals: Of Culture, Nature, and the Law 12. Laws of Domestication and Domesticating the Law in Yakutian Human-Animal Relations Aytalina Ivanova and Florian Stammler 13. Domesticating Wolves While Colonizing Their Hunters: Related Patterns of Categorization to Promote Supposed Sustainability in Northern Sweden Hugh Beach