Eirik Magnus Fuglestad
Biographic Data
| ID | 1601837 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eirik Magnus Fuglestad |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eirik Magnus |
| FAMILY NAME | Fuglestad |
| SIGNATURE | FUGLESTAD E M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ruralis - Institute for Rural and Regional Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
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State of Nationalism (SoN)
This article reviews research on the relationship between property rights and nationalism. A property rights perspective to the study of nationalism is relevant to understanding the origins and development of nationalism and nation states. Yet, key theorists of nationalism have mostly ignored the relationship between property rights and nationalism, or looked at it only indirectly. There are a variety of ways in which ownership or possession more…
Centre-periphery conflicts and alienation in a resource-based economy
Since the early 2010s, increased centre-periphery tensions have arisen across the Western Hemisphere and have had a significant influence on domestic policies. Analysts have explained this as an effect of economic inequalities and rural marginalisation. In this article it is argued that rural upheavals and centre-periphery conflicts can be caused by processes of alienation. The authors’ analysis is based on existing literature and statistics, as …
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Path dependencies in Norwegian dairy and beef farming communities
Within Norwegian agriculture, combined dairy and beef production has been identified as a major source of greenhouse gas emissions and thus targeted for significant reductions. The article examines the path dependency of the dairy and beef production system in Norway and focuses on identifying lock-ins. The authors used qualitative methods to gather information from stakeholder meetings in Trøndelag and Rogaland counties. They explored the stakeh…
Compressed growth – The transforming power of the round bale technology
A new sociology of nationalism
In this essay, I will reflect upon what has been sociology's contribution to understanding the emergence and development of nationalism and how sociology can contribute to understanding nationalism's present and future through a property rights perspective. The essay will discuss, in particular, how historical sociological analysis of property rights and property rights regimes may be central to understanding nationalism past and future. After a …
Har norsk jordbruk ein plass i eit klimanøytraltNoreg
I Noreg vart det i 2018 sloppe ut 52,9 millionar tonn CO2-ekvivalentar, og av dette var jordbrukets utslepp på 4,5 millionar tonn, eller 8,5 prosent av dei samla norske utsleppa. Jordbruksorganisasjonane vart i juni 2019 samde med staten om å forplikta seg til å kutta 5 millionar tonn i CO2-ekvivalentar klimagassar fordelt over ti år fram til 2030. Samstundes er det eit offisielt mål å auka produksjon av mat i Noreg. For kjøt- og mjølkeprodusenta…
Land ownership and distribution
The Nation as Propertied Community
This article engages in the debate about the origins and nature of nationalism. The argument is a modernist one, but it qualifies this narrative by focusing on landed property rights as the basis for the emergence and development of nationalism. The argument complements Ernest Gellner's theory of nationalism by suggesting that nationalism was at first a landed agrarian phenomenon which later became ideologically functional to industrial society d…
Allodial Land Rights (The Odelsrett) and Early Nineteenth Century Norwegian Nationalism
The early nineteenth century was a transitional time in western Europe; from the old feudal and imperial order, modern nation states and capitalism emerged. The Norwegian nation state emerged out of the flames of the Napoleonic Wars in 1814. But changes in landed property structures in the eighteenth century lay the ground for Norwegian nationalism in the early nineteenth century. This article explores early nineteenth century nationalism through…
Land ownership and distribution
Allodial Land Rights (The Odelsrett) and Early Nineteenth Century Norwegian Nationalism
The early nineteenth century was a transitional time in western Europe; from the old feudal and imperial order, modern nation states and capitalism emerged. The Norwegian nation state emerged out of the flames of the Napoleonic Wars in 1814. But changes in landed property structures in the eighteenth century lay the ground for Norwegian nationalism in the early nineteenth century. This article explores early nineteenth century nationalism through…
The Nation as Propertied Community
This article engages in the debate about the origins and nature of nationalism. The argument is a modernist one, but it qualifies this narrative by focusing on landed property rights as the basis for the emergence and development of nationalism. The argument complements Ernest Gellner's theory of nationalism by suggesting that nationalism was at first a landed agrarian phenomenon which later became ideologically functional to industrial society d…
The Nation as Propertied Community
This article engages in the debate about the origins and nature of nationalism. The argument is a modernist one, but it qualifies this narrative by focusing on landed property rights as the basis for the emergence and development of nationalism. The argument complements Ernest Gellner's theory of nationalism by suggesting that nationalism was at first a landed agrarian phenomenon which later became ideologically functional to industrial society d…
Allodial Land Rights (The Odelsrett) and Early Nineteenth Century Norwegian Nationalism
The early nineteenth century was a transitional time in western Europe; from the old feudal and imperial order, modern nation states and capitalism emerged. The Norwegian nation state emerged out of the flames of the Napoleonic Wars in 1814. But changes in landed property structures in the eighteenth century lay the ground for Norwegian nationalism in the early nineteenth century. This article explores early nineteenth century nationalism through…
Land ownership and distribution
Har norsk jordbruk ein plass i eit klimanøytraltNoreg
I Noreg vart det i 2018 sloppe ut 52,9 millionar tonn CO2-ekvivalentar, og av dette var jordbrukets utslepp på 4,5 millionar tonn, eller 8,5 prosent av dei samla norske utsleppa. Jordbruksorganisasjonane vart i juni 2019 samde med staten om å forplikta seg til å kutta 5 millionar tonn i CO2-ekvivalentar klimagassar fordelt over ti år fram til 2030. Samstundes er det eit offisielt mål å auka produksjon av mat i Noreg. For kjøt- og mjølkeprodusenta…
Tilbake til grunnrentelandet
Path dependencies in Norwegian dairy and beef farming communities
Within Norwegian agriculture, combined dairy and beef production has been identified as a major source of greenhouse gas emissions and thus targeted for significant reductions. The article examines the path dependency of the dairy and beef production system in Norway and focuses on identifying lock-ins. The authors used qualitative methods to gather information from stakeholder meetings in Trøndelag and Rogaland counties. They explored the stakeh…
Compressed growth – The transforming power of the round bale technology
A new sociology of nationalism
In this essay, I will reflect upon what has been sociology's contribution to understanding the emergence and development of nationalism and how sociology can contribute to understanding nationalism's present and future through a property rights perspective. The essay will discuss, in particular, how historical sociological analysis of property rights and property rights regimes may be central to understanding nationalism past and future. After a …
State of Nationalism (SoN)
This article reviews research on the relationship between property rights and nationalism. A property rights perspective to the study of nationalism is relevant to understanding the origins and development of nationalism and nation states. Yet, key theorists of nationalism have mostly ignored the relationship between property rights and nationalism, or looked at it only indirectly. There are a variety of ways in which ownership or possession more…
Centre-periphery conflicts and alienation in a resource-based economy
Since the early 2010s, increased centre-periphery tensions have arisen across the Western Hemisphere and have had a significant influence on domestic policies. Analysts have explained this as an effect of economic inequalities and rural marginalisation. In this article it is argued that rural upheavals and centre-periphery conflicts can be caused by processes of alienation. The authors’ analysis is based on existing literature and statistics, as …
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Political science (9 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Property rights (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Nationalism (4 works) · Norwegian (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Rural development and sustainability (4 works)