Seija Tuulentie
Biographic Data
| ID | 1349730 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Seija Tuulentie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Seija |
| FAMILY NAME | Tuulentie |
| SIGNATURE | TUULENTIE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Natural Resources Institute Finland |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4417-1752 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Potential of DPSIR Framework to Develop a Holistic Picture of Arctic Industries and Livelihood—A Scoping Review
The Arctic and its resources are becoming a hotspot of increasing political, environmental, and social conflict. The Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) framework can be a useful tool when trying to disentangle the complex issues affecting the region and organize their fundamental components along a causal chain, thus promoting a much-needed integration between social and environmental sciences on one hand and science and policy making …
Luontomatkailun tutkimus Suomessa – historiasta tulevaisuuden tutkimussuuntiin
Tämän katsausartikkelin tavoitteena on tarkastella luontomatkailututkimuksen kehitystä Suomessa kahdenkymmenen vuoden ajalta. Katsauksessa tutkimusteemojen tarkastelu on jaettu kolmeen kokonaisuuteen. Aluksi kuvataan, miten tutkimuksessa on lähestytty luontomatkailua osana ympäristöä ja alueiden käyttöä, sekä millaisia tietotarpeita on noussut esiin luontomatkailun kasvun myötä muihin maaseudun elinkeinoihin ja maankäyttöön liittyen. Seuraavaksi …
The relationship between people's activities and values with the protection level and biodiversity
We investigated how people's recreational activities, values, and land use preferences are related to the protection level, biodiversity and cultural heritage values of nature-based tourism areas in northern Finland. We assessed peoples' opinions using a public participation geographic information system (PPGIS) and analyzed the data together with spatial biodiversity and cultural heritage data from the same area. Associations between the PPGIS p…
New Rural Community? Narratives from Second Home Owners about Everyday Life in a Tourist Region in Finnish Lapland
Nowadays, second homes are important for rural development and rural communities in many parts of the world. Second home owners are more committed to the place than tourists and other occasional visitors. However, they are not counted as full members of the local community, which is often seen as a coherent group of like-minded people. This study examines the concept of community in the context of second home owners in a popular tourist region of…
Trust Matters – Social Capital in Herding Cooperation in Finland
Reindeer herding is a nature-based livelihood of the indigenous Sámi people in northern parts of Europe and Russia. During the last decades, reindeer herding has become a more significant issue in the context of the market economy: the livelihood has transformed toward entrepreneurship, and the subsidies demand growth in the scale of herding. According to the national administration, the market values are highlighted. However, for herders, market…
Borders and Second Home Tourism
Trans-border tourism and second home ownership are growing phenomena around the world. Existing literature discusses the border as an attraction, barrier or opportunity for different types of interactions that cross it including tourism, while the relationship between borders and second home tourism has not received much academic attention. This study explores the role of borders in trans-border second home tourism. We ask: what are the motives f…
Culture alone will not put bread on the table.” The many facets of the debate on the preservation of Sami culture
The idea of preserving minority cultures is widely shared in Western nation‐states. Concrete application of this idea is, however, surprisingly difficult, and sophisticated rhetoric is used in discussions related to the issue. In the 1980s and 1990s three laws dealing with the rights of the Sami people were proposed in Finland. Three discourses related to denning the concept of Sami culture in this context are identified here: first, diminishing …
Borders and Second Home Tourism
Trans-border tourism and second home ownership are growing phenomena around the world. Existing literature discusses the border as an attraction, barrier or opportunity for different types of interactions that cross it including tourism, while the relationship between borders and second home tourism has not received much academic attention. This study explores the role of borders in trans-border second home tourism. We ask: what are the motives f…
Culture alone will not put bread on the table.” The many facets of the debate on the preservation of Sami culture
The idea of preserving minority cultures is widely shared in Western nation‐states. Concrete application of this idea is, however, surprisingly difficult, and sophisticated rhetoric is used in discussions related to the issue. In the 1980s and 1990s three laws dealing with the rights of the Sami people were proposed in Finland. Three discourses related to denning the concept of Sami culture in this context are identified here: first, diminishing …
The relationship between people's activities and values with the protection level and biodiversity
We investigated how people's recreational activities, values, and land use preferences are related to the protection level, biodiversity and cultural heritage values of nature-based tourism areas in northern Finland. We assessed peoples' opinions using a public participation geographic information system (PPGIS) and analyzed the data together with spatial biodiversity and cultural heritage data from the same area. Associations between the PPGIS p…
Trust Matters – Social Capital in Herding Cooperation in Finland
Reindeer herding is a nature-based livelihood of the indigenous Sámi people in northern parts of Europe and Russia. During the last decades, reindeer herding has become a more significant issue in the context of the market economy: the livelihood has transformed toward entrepreneurship, and the subsidies demand growth in the scale of herding. According to the national administration, the market values are highlighted. However, for herders, market…
Culture alone will not put bread on the table.” The many facets of the debate on the preservation of Sami culture
The idea of preserving minority cultures is widely shared in Western nation‐states. Concrete application of this idea is, however, surprisingly difficult, and sophisticated rhetoric is used in discussions related to the issue. In the 1980s and 1990s three laws dealing with the rights of the Sami people were proposed in Finland. Three discourses related to denning the concept of Sami culture in this context are identified here: first, diminishing …
Borders and Second Home Tourism
Trans-border tourism and second home ownership are growing phenomena around the world. Existing literature discusses the border as an attraction, barrier or opportunity for different types of interactions that cross it including tourism, while the relationship between borders and second home tourism has not received much academic attention. This study explores the role of borders in trans-border second home tourism. We ask: what are the motives f…
Trust Matters – Social Capital in Herding Cooperation in Finland
Reindeer herding is a nature-based livelihood of the indigenous Sámi people in northern parts of Europe and Russia. During the last decades, reindeer herding has become a more significant issue in the context of the market economy: the livelihood has transformed toward entrepreneurship, and the subsidies demand growth in the scale of herding. According to the national administration, the market values are highlighted. However, for herders, market…
The relationship between people's activities and values with the protection level and biodiversity
We investigated how people's recreational activities, values, and land use preferences are related to the protection level, biodiversity and cultural heritage values of nature-based tourism areas in northern Finland. We assessed peoples' opinions using a public participation geographic information system (PPGIS) and analyzed the data together with spatial biodiversity and cultural heritage data from the same area. Associations between the PPGIS p…
New Rural Community? Narratives from Second Home Owners about Everyday Life in a Tourist Region in Finnish Lapland
Nowadays, second homes are important for rural development and rural communities in many parts of the world. Second home owners are more committed to the place than tourists and other occasional visitors. However, they are not counted as full members of the local community, which is often seen as a coherent group of like-minded people. This study examines the concept of community in the context of second home owners in a popular tourist region of…
Luontomatkailun tutkimus Suomessa – historiasta tulevaisuuden tutkimussuuntiin
Tämän katsausartikkelin tavoitteena on tarkastella luontomatkailututkimuksen kehitystä Suomessa kahdenkymmenen vuoden ajalta. Katsauksessa tutkimusteemojen tarkastelu on jaettu kolmeen kokonaisuuteen. Aluksi kuvataan, miten tutkimuksessa on lähestytty luontomatkailua osana ympäristöä ja alueiden käyttöä, sekä millaisia tietotarpeita on noussut esiin luontomatkailun kasvun myötä muihin maaseudun elinkeinoihin ja maankäyttöön liittyen. Seuraavaksi …
The Potential of DPSIR Framework to Develop a Holistic Picture of Arctic Industries and Livelihood—A Scoping Review
The Arctic and its resources are becoming a hotspot of increasing political, environmental, and social conflict. The Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) framework can be a useful tool when trying to disentangle the complex issues affecting the region and organize their fundamental components along a causal chain, thus promoting a much-needed integration between social and environmental sciences on one hand and science and policy making …
Geography (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works) · Environmental resource management (2 works)