Cunera Buijs is Anthropologist and Curator of the Arctic in the National Museum of World Cultures and connected to the Research Center for Material Culture in Leiden, Netherlands.

Kim van Dam is Cultural Geographer and Senior Researcher and Lecturer at Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen and affiliated with the Arctic Centre and the Canadian Studies Centre, University of Groningen, Netherlands.

Frédéric Laugrand is Professor at Université catholique de Louvain and Director of the Laboratoire d'études prospectives (LAAP), Belgium.

Preface; Chapter 1.1. The Anthropological Discourse and Outsiders' Representations; Chapter 1.2. Representations and Indigenous Voices; Chapter 2.1. "The Best Among all Heathen": Representations of the Greenlanders in Manuscripts of Moravian Pioneers (1733-1737); Chapter 2.2. Conjurors and Devoted Christians in the Frozen Wastes. Images of Inuit and Narratives by Reverend S.M. Steward in the Ungava District (1899-1924); Chapter 3.1. From Coincidence to Compelling Cooperation: Johan Turi, Emilie Demant Hatt and Hjalmar Lundbohm; Chapter 3.2. Presentation and Representation: Johan Turi and Muitalus Sámiid birra; Chapter 3.3. Encounters: Reflections on Anthropology, Matters of Representation, and the Role of Cultural Brokers; Chapter 4.1. Meeting of Representations - the Case of the Sámi identity representation in museums in Northern Norway; Chapter 4.2. From Tormented Romanticism to Loving Diversity. Representing Indigenous Arctic Cultures in the National Museum of World Cultures; Chapter 4.3. Artistic Representations of Inuit by Inuit: From Past to Present; Chapter 5.1. Conflicting Markers on the Market: Representations of Reindeer Meat Leading to Provocation, Protest and Withdrawal; Chapter 5.2. Nuuk City Relates to the World - The Greenlandic Fashion Influencers on Social Media; Chapter 6.1. Sámi Children Collect Cloudberries Guided by Place Names; Chapter 6.2. Life Histories of Sámi Fishermen and Communities; Chapter 7.1. 'If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together'. Yup'ik Elders Working Together With One Mind