Allan Sande
Biographic Data
| ID | 349370 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Allan Sande |
| GIVEN NAMES | Allan |
| FAMILY NAME | Sande |
| SIGNATURE | SANDE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nord University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4535-1181 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Solving landscape-related conflicts through transnational learning? The case of transboundary Nordic World Heritage sites
World Heritage (WH) sites are areas for international conservation of nature and culture with outstanding universal values. The Nordic countries possess two large landscapes with WH recognition that serve as a base for this study, the WH Laponia and the WH High Coast/Kvarken Archipelago. The WH Laponia in Sweden combines both cultural and natural value; the Norwegian area of Laponia is not designated WH, but represents an area with governmental a…
Mixed world heritage in Scandinavian countries
UNESCO’s World Heritage Convention has become a global policy for natural and cultural conservation and in particular the intricate relation between the two. This article presents two cases, Laponia and the Lofoten Islands, put forward as mixed World Heritage Sites by the governments of Sweden and Norway. The overall national goals of the nominations have been to ensure sustainable human use of natural resources and the conservation of biodiversi…
Teoretisk utvikling og norsk antropologisk særpreg
Rolf Lidskog, Linda Soneryd og Ylva Uggla. Forord av Alan Irwin: Transboundary Risk Governance
Styring av norsk og svensk miljø- og naturforvaltning
Styring av norsk og svensk miljø- og naturforvaltning - Government eller governance? I nordområda er det ei stor utfordring å bevare mest mulig av Europa si siste villmark som eit intakt økologisk system med berekraftige viltbestandar. Noreg og Sverige forsøker å løyse problema gjennom deira nasjonale miljø- og naturforvaltning. I artikkelen drøfter vi nokre av dei institusjonelle utfordringane som nasjonalstatar står overfor når dei skal prøve å…
Management of Large Carnivores in Fennoscandia: New Patterns of Regional Participation
Countries are increasingly shifting responsibility for large carnivore management from central to local government authorities. The three countries in Fennoscandia—Finland, Norway, and Sweden—are no exception. In all three countries new approaches to large carnivore management have emerged, including some elements of decentralization, which is intended to increase efficiency, and improve the equity, participation, and transparency of the governme…
Drinking Games and Rite of Life Projects: A Social Comparison of the Meaning and Functions of Young People's Use of Alcohol during the Rite of Passage to Adulthood in Italy and Norway
The aim of this article is to present a social comparison of modern youth culture and the local traditions regarding the drinking of alcohol in Italy and Norway. We argue that the use of alcohol in `wet and dry drinking cultures' in northern and southern Europe has grown more similar. Young people, in both countries, drink beer and spirits at weekends, holidays and during the period of their final exams for intoxication, transition to a new phase…
Intoxication and Rite of Passage to Adulthood in Norway
The author describes young Norwegians' use of alcohol in “russefeiring,” a special rite of passage to adulthood in the form of prolonged graduation parties. In this ritual, the young people wear special clothes, celebrate, and drink beer and spirits from the 1st through the 17th of May. The article argues that young people have invented rites of passage in which expressive individualism is stressed as a value. The article discusses the use of sym…
Drinking Games and Rite of Life Projects: A Social Comparison of the Meaning and Functions of Young People's Use of Alcohol during the Rite of Passage to Adulthood in Italy and Norway
The aim of this article is to present a social comparison of modern youth culture and the local traditions regarding the drinking of alcohol in Italy and Norway. We argue that the use of alcohol in `wet and dry drinking cultures' in northern and southern Europe has grown more similar. Young people, in both countries, drink beer and spirits at weekends, holidays and during the period of their final exams for intoxication, transition to a new phase…
Intoxication and Rite of Passage to Adulthood in Norway
The author describes young Norwegians' use of alcohol in “russefeiring,” a special rite of passage to adulthood in the form of prolonged graduation parties. In this ritual, the young people wear special clothes, celebrate, and drink beer and spirits from the 1st through the 17th of May. The article argues that young people have invented rites of passage in which expressive individualism is stressed as a value. The article discusses the use of sym…
Solving landscape-related conflicts through transnational learning? The case of transboundary Nordic World Heritage sites
World Heritage (WH) sites are areas for international conservation of nature and culture with outstanding universal values. The Nordic countries possess two large landscapes with WH recognition that serve as a base for this study, the WH Laponia and the WH High Coast/Kvarken Archipelago. The WH Laponia in Sweden combines both cultural and natural value; the Norwegian area of Laponia is not designated WH, but represents an area with governmental a…
Mixed world heritage in Scandinavian countries
UNESCO’s World Heritage Convention has become a global policy for natural and cultural conservation and in particular the intricate relation between the two. This article presents two cases, Laponia and the Lofoten Islands, put forward as mixed World Heritage Sites by the governments of Sweden and Norway. The overall national goals of the nominations have been to ensure sustainable human use of natural resources and the conservation of biodiversi…
Styring av norsk og svensk miljø- og naturforvaltning
Styring av norsk og svensk miljø- og naturforvaltning - Government eller governance? I nordområda er det ei stor utfordring å bevare mest mulig av Europa si siste villmark som eit intakt økologisk system med berekraftige viltbestandar. Noreg og Sverige forsøker å løyse problema gjennom deira nasjonale miljø- og naturforvaltning. I artikkelen drøfter vi nokre av dei institusjonelle utfordringane som nasjonalstatar står overfor når dei skal prøve å…
Intoxication and Rite of Passage to Adulthood in Norway
The author describes young Norwegians' use of alcohol in “russefeiring,” a special rite of passage to adulthood in the form of prolonged graduation parties. In this ritual, the young people wear special clothes, celebrate, and drink beer and spirits from the 1st through the 17th of May. The article argues that young people have invented rites of passage in which expressive individualism is stressed as a value. The article discusses the use of sym…
Drinking Games and Rite of Life Projects: A Social Comparison of the Meaning and Functions of Young People's Use of Alcohol during the Rite of Passage to Adulthood in Italy and Norway
The aim of this article is to present a social comparison of modern youth culture and the local traditions regarding the drinking of alcohol in Italy and Norway. We argue that the use of alcohol in `wet and dry drinking cultures' in northern and southern Europe has grown more similar. Young people, in both countries, drink beer and spirits at weekends, holidays and during the period of their final exams for intoxication, transition to a new phase…
Management of Large Carnivores in Fennoscandia: New Patterns of Regional Participation
Countries are increasingly shifting responsibility for large carnivore management from central to local government authorities. The three countries in Fennoscandia—Finland, Norway, and Sweden—are no exception. In all three countries new approaches to large carnivore management have emerged, including some elements of decentralization, which is intended to increase efficiency, and improve the equity, participation, and transparency of the governme…
Styring av norsk og svensk miljø- og naturforvaltning
Styring av norsk og svensk miljø- og naturforvaltning - Government eller governance? I nordområda er det ei stor utfordring å bevare mest mulig av Europa si siste villmark som eit intakt økologisk system med berekraftige viltbestandar. Noreg og Sverige forsøker å løyse problema gjennom deira nasjonale miljø- og naturforvaltning. I artikkelen drøfter vi nokre av dei institusjonelle utfordringane som nasjonalstatar står overfor når dei skal prøve å…
Rolf Lidskog, Linda Soneryd og Ylva Uggla. Forord av Alan Irwin: Transboundary Risk Governance
Teoretisk utvikling og norsk antropologisk særpreg
Mixed world heritage in Scandinavian countries
UNESCO’s World Heritage Convention has become a global policy for natural and cultural conservation and in particular the intricate relation between the two. This article presents two cases, Laponia and the Lofoten Islands, put forward as mixed World Heritage Sites by the governments of Sweden and Norway. The overall national goals of the nominations have been to ensure sustainable human use of natural resources and the conservation of biodiversi…
Solving landscape-related conflicts through transnational learning? The case of transboundary Nordic World Heritage sites
World Heritage (WH) sites are areas for international conservation of nature and culture with outstanding universal values. The Nordic countries possess two large landscapes with WH recognition that serve as a base for this study, the WH Laponia and the WH High Coast/Kvarken Archipelago. The WH Laponia in Sweden combines both cultural and natural value; the Norwegian area of Laponia is not designated WH, but represents an area with governmental a…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works) · European and International Law Studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Art (2 works)