Peter Stadius (University of Helsinki, Finland) is a Professor at the Department of World Cultures and the research director of the Centre for Nordic Studies. He is currently leading the project “Roma and the Nordic Societies”. He has taken specific interest in the theme of North and South within Europe, studying how the content of this imagological dichotomy has developed over time. Recent publications include “Petsamo: bringing modernity to Finland's Arctic Ocean shore 1920-1939”, Acta Borealis vol. 33, 2/2016, pp. 140-165; “The North in Mental Mapping Traditions”, in Myklebost, Nielsen, Tevlina, Komarov (eds.), Net Severa a est' Severá : The manifold ideas of the North in Norway and Russia, URSS 2016 (ISBN 978–5–9710–3502–2); “Blessed Nordic Modernity: French Images of Welfare Scandinavia in the 1930s”, in Gaupseth, Pippin Aspaas, Federhofer (eds.), Travels in The North, Wehrhahn Verlag 2013 (ISBN 978–3–86525–334–7). 17 p.
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