Pertti Rannikko
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 299442 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Pertti Rannikko |
| NOMBRES | Pertti |
| APELLIDO | Rannikko |
| FIRMA | RANNIKKO P |
| AFILIACIONES | Karelian Institute, University of Joensuu |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Towards Neo-Productivism? - Finnish Paths in the Use of Forest and Sea
This article focuses on shifts in the use of natural resources by referencing a theoretical discussion of post-productivism and neo-productivism. Transitions from one form of nature use to another are not straightforward but entail various cycles and combinations. Neo-productivism appears to be a versatile concept fit for describing the use of natural resources, which is becoming more complex and difficult to describe. Neo-productivism describes …
Positionality Switch
This article elaborates on the contested periphery approach and related local models. Some economic geographers argue that the peculiarities of resource peripheries cannot be understood with the help of economic theories designed in economic cores. The contested periphery approach was developed specifically for resource economies and stresses the importance of geographically variable interactions of stakeholder groups that channel broad instituti…
Combining Social and Ecological Sustainability in the Nordic Forest Periphery
The growth of environmental consciousness has set challenges to the development of remote rural areas dependent on the exploitation of forest and other natural resources. The ecological modernization perspective seems to be leading to a simple disregard for the problems of societal development in these areas. The northern forests are considered to be the 'lungs of Europe' and a storehouse of biodiversity. The perspective of sustainable developmen…
Local Environmental Conflicts and the Change in Environmental Consciousness
The article examines the change in environmental consciousness by analyzing the environmental conflicts which have arisen in Finland in the past few decades and their structural and attitudinal backgrounds. The development of environmental activity in Finland has been fluctuating; the years 1979-81 and 1988-90 were active periods. During the last wave, battles were waged over the conservation of wilderness and virgin forests. Primeval nature and …
The Social Consequences of the Differentiation of Agriculture and Forestry. A Case Study of Two Villages in Finnish Forest Periphery
This article discusses observations on the differentiation process in the Finnish forest periphery and some of its links to Finnish society. Observations are based on the field studies of two villages in North Karelia. The two villages represent two different ways of combining agriculture with forestry: the peasant form of economy and the lumberman-smallholder economy. During a rapid reorganisation of Finland's position in the International divis…
Local Environmental Conflicts and the Change in Environmental Consciousness
The article examines the change in environmental consciousness by analyzing the environmental conflicts which have arisen in Finland in the past few decades and their structural and attitudinal backgrounds. The development of environmental activity in Finland has been fluctuating; the years 1979-81 and 1988-90 were active periods. During the last wave, battles were waged over the conservation of wilderness and virgin forests. Primeval nature and …
Combining Social and Ecological Sustainability in the Nordic Forest Periphery
The growth of environmental consciousness has set challenges to the development of remote rural areas dependent on the exploitation of forest and other natural resources. The ecological modernization perspective seems to be leading to a simple disregard for the problems of societal development in these areas. The northern forests are considered to be the 'lungs of Europe' and a storehouse of biodiversity. The perspective of sustainable developmen…
The Social Consequences of the Differentiation of Agriculture and Forestry. A Case Study of Two Villages in Finnish Forest Periphery
This article discusses observations on the differentiation process in the Finnish forest periphery and some of its links to Finnish society. Observations are based on the field studies of two villages in North Karelia. The two villages represent two different ways of combining agriculture with forestry: the peasant form of economy and the lumberman-smallholder economy. During a rapid reorganisation of Finland's position in the International divis…
Towards Neo-Productivism? - Finnish Paths in the Use of Forest and Sea
This article focuses on shifts in the use of natural resources by referencing a theoretical discussion of post-productivism and neo-productivism. Transitions from one form of nature use to another are not straightforward but entail various cycles and combinations. Neo-productivism appears to be a versatile concept fit for describing the use of natural resources, which is becoming more complex and difficult to describe. Neo-productivism describes …
Positionality Switch
This article elaborates on the contested periphery approach and related local models. Some economic geographers argue that the peculiarities of resource peripheries cannot be understood with the help of economic theories designed in economic cores. The contested periphery approach was developed specifically for resource economies and stresses the importance of geographically variable interactions of stakeholder groups that channel broad instituti…
The Social Consequences of the Differentiation of Agriculture and Forestry. A Case Study of Two Villages in Finnish Forest Periphery
This article discusses observations on the differentiation process in the Finnish forest periphery and some of its links to Finnish society. Observations are based on the field studies of two villages in North Karelia. The two villages represent two different ways of combining agriculture with forestry: the peasant form of economy and the lumberman-smallholder economy. During a rapid reorganisation of Finland's position in the International divis…
Local Environmental Conflicts and the Change in Environmental Consciousness
The article examines the change in environmental consciousness by analyzing the environmental conflicts which have arisen in Finland in the past few decades and their structural and attitudinal backgrounds. The development of environmental activity in Finland has been fluctuating; the years 1979-81 and 1988-90 were active periods. During the last wave, battles were waged over the conservation of wilderness and virgin forests. Primeval nature and …
Combining Social and Ecological Sustainability in the Nordic Forest Periphery
The growth of environmental consciousness has set challenges to the development of remote rural areas dependent on the exploitation of forest and other natural resources. The ecological modernization perspective seems to be leading to a simple disregard for the problems of societal development in these areas. The northern forests are considered to be the 'lungs of Europe' and a storehouse of biodiversity. The perspective of sustainable developmen…
Positionality Switch
This article elaborates on the contested periphery approach and related local models. Some economic geographers argue that the peculiarities of resource peripheries cannot be understood with the help of economic theories designed in economic cores. The contested periphery approach was developed specifically for resource economies and stresses the importance of geographically variable interactions of stakeholder groups that channel broad instituti…
Towards Neo-Productivism? - Finnish Paths in the Use of Forest and Sea
This article focuses on shifts in the use of natural resources by referencing a theoretical discussion of post-productivism and neo-productivism. Transitions from one form of nature use to another are not straightforward but entail various cycles and combinations. Neo-productivism appears to be a versatile concept fit for describing the use of natural resources, which is becoming more complex and difficult to describe. Neo-productivism describes …
Geography (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Forest Management and Policy (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Agriculture (2 obras) · Archaeology (2 obras) · Business (2 obras)