Jøran Solli
Biographic Data
| ID | 1617119 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jøran Solli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jøran |
| FAMILY NAME | Solli |
| SIGNATURE | SOLLI J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Why energy retrofitting in private dwellings is difficult in Norway
Assembling climate knowledge. The role of local expertise
The difference between indigenous knowledge and western science continues to be a central theme in the social studies of science. This paper investigates the use of climate knowledge in climate adaptation activities. The analysis is based on a case study of indigenous experts involved in practical operations dealing with risk of avalanches in an area particularly vulnerable to avalanches in northern Norway. We find that indigenous knowledge held …
Navigating standards – constituting engineering practices – how do engineers in consulting environments deal with standards
Standards and regulations can play a central role in policies to achieve environmentally sound and energy-efficient buildings. This paper sets out to explore how consulting engineers relate to standards designed to impose sustainability in the construction of new buildings and in waste management. The paper addresses four cases of engineering practices. The first case describes practical skills and tools involved in what the engineers considered …
Brukbar klimakunnskap? – Kommunalt ansattes forhold til forskning og annen kunnskap om klimaendringer og klimatilpasning
This paper is an analysis of how local government employees domesticate climate science for the purpose of climate adaptation. Employees in Norwegian municipalities perceive the consequences of climate change as a serious challenge, but while placing trust in climate science they consider it too difficult to use. The paper discusses how these employees perceive the challenges of appropriating climate science knowledge and putting it to use. It is…
Where the eagles dare? Enacting resistance to wind farms through hybrid collectives
How are actors enrolled and arguments crafted and mobilised in the resistance to wind farms? The discussion is based on a study of two wind farm projects in Norway, on Smøla and Høg-Jæren. By identifying strategies for making arguments of resistance effective and convincing, the ways are explored in which these strategies of representation evolve as a process of searching for arguments both adapted to local concerns and to national bodies of envi…
Vind i kalkylene. Fra økonomisk sosiologi til økonomisosiologi
Where the eagles dare? Enacting resistance to wind farms through hybrid collectives
How are actors enrolled and arguments crafted and mobilised in the resistance to wind farms? The discussion is based on a study of two wind farm projects in Norway, on Smøla and Høg-Jæren. By identifying strategies for making arguments of resistance effective and convincing, the ways are explored in which these strategies of representation evolve as a process of searching for arguments both adapted to local concerns and to national bodies of envi…
Why energy retrofitting in private dwellings is difficult in Norway
Navigating standards – constituting engineering practices – how do engineers in consulting environments deal with standards
Standards and regulations can play a central role in policies to achieve environmentally sound and energy-efficient buildings. This paper sets out to explore how consulting engineers relate to standards designed to impose sustainability in the construction of new buildings and in waste management. The paper addresses four cases of engineering practices. The first case describes practical skills and tools involved in what the engineers considered …
Brukbar klimakunnskap? – Kommunalt ansattes forhold til forskning og annen kunnskap om klimaendringer og klimatilpasning
This paper is an analysis of how local government employees domesticate climate science for the purpose of climate adaptation. Employees in Norwegian municipalities perceive the consequences of climate change as a serious challenge, but while placing trust in climate science they consider it too difficult to use. The paper discusses how these employees perceive the challenges of appropriating climate science knowledge and putting it to use. It is…
Vind i kalkylene. Fra økonomisk sosiologi til økonomisosiologi
Where the eagles dare? Enacting resistance to wind farms through hybrid collectives
How are actors enrolled and arguments crafted and mobilised in the resistance to wind farms? The discussion is based on a study of two wind farm projects in Norway, on Smøla and Høg-Jæren. By identifying strategies for making arguments of resistance effective and convincing, the ways are explored in which these strategies of representation evolve as a process of searching for arguments both adapted to local concerns and to national bodies of envi…
Brukbar klimakunnskap? – Kommunalt ansattes forhold til forskning og annen kunnskap om klimaendringer og klimatilpasning
This paper is an analysis of how local government employees domesticate climate science for the purpose of climate adaptation. Employees in Norwegian municipalities perceive the consequences of climate change as a serious challenge, but while placing trust in climate science they consider it too difficult to use. The paper discusses how these employees perceive the challenges of appropriating climate science knowledge and putting it to use. It is…
Navigating standards – constituting engineering practices – how do engineers in consulting environments deal with standards
Standards and regulations can play a central role in policies to achieve environmentally sound and energy-efficient buildings. This paper sets out to explore how consulting engineers relate to standards designed to impose sustainability in the construction of new buildings and in waste management. The paper addresses four cases of engineering practices. The first case describes practical skills and tools involved in what the engineers considered …
Assembling climate knowledge. The role of local expertise
The difference between indigenous knowledge and western science continues to be a central theme in the social studies of science. This paper investigates the use of climate knowledge in climate adaptation activities. The analysis is based on a case study of indigenous experts involved in practical operations dealing with risk of avalanches in an area particularly vulnerable to avalanches in northern Norway. We find that indigenous knowledge held …
Why energy retrofitting in private dwellings is difficult in Norway
Sociology (4 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Architectural engineering (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Environmental resource management (2 works)