May-Brith Ohman Nielsen
Biographic Data
| ID | 6480766 |
|---|---|
| NAME | May-Brith Ohman Nielsen |
| GIVEN NAMES | May-Brith Ohman |
| FAMILY NAME | Nielsen |
| SIGNATURE | NIELSEN M Ø |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Agder |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
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Spraying Norwegian Wood, 1950–95
Circulating Silence. The Reaction to Rachel Carson’s Book Silent Spring (1962) in Scandinavian Gardening Magazines
This article examines the reception of Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring in Scandinavian family gardening magazines. In Sweden, Norway and Denmark, family gardening associations were broad organisations with significant social impact. They were the most important arenas for transfer of scientific knowledge and values on gardening, linking plant protection experts, producers and sellers of gardening chemicals, horticultural advisors and the gener…
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Rovdyr, gift, skudd og statistikk
Artikkelen diskuterer norsk historisk rovdyrfellingsstatistikk med utgangspunkt i en rekke nasjonale og lokale arkiver fra det sydlige Norge. Den nasjonale statistikken har bygget på utbetalte og innrapporterte skuddpremier for ulike arter. Skuddpremiene var ledd i de nasjonale utryddingskampanjene for rovdyr mellom 1845 og 1976. Arkivstudiene våre viser at ikke alle dyr som ble drept for dusør, havnet i denne nasjonale samlestatistikken, at det …
Syntheticising Scandinavia
This study examines the introduction of prescriptive pesticide technologies into Scandinavian family gardens. It analyses pesticide propaganda and plant protection experts’ advice and instructions on the use of pesticides directed at amateur, home gardeners in Norway, Sweden and Denmark in the years between 1945 and 1952, the period when the new generation of synthetic pesticides was introduced in Scandinavia, and eagerly advocated by the leading…
Poison to the Beasts
Between 1845 and 1967 deadly poison was often used to kill and eradicate unwanted wild animals in the Norwegian fauna. The major targets of these poison practices were rats, predators and crows. This article presents the main types of poisons used, the main methods of poison administration and the legislation covering the poisoning-practices in regards to the various species, as well as negotiations over the killing methods and wildlife eradicati…
A Special Issue on the Histories and Memories of the Holocaust in Scandinavia
Will the Young Talents of Nordic Historiography Please Stand up
Syntheticising Scandinavia
This study examines the introduction of prescriptive pesticide technologies into Scandinavian family gardens. It analyses pesticide propaganda and plant protection experts’ advice and instructions on the use of pesticides directed at amateur, home gardeners in Norway, Sweden and Denmark in the years between 1945 and 1952, the period when the new generation of synthetic pesticides was introduced in Scandinavia, and eagerly advocated by the leading…
Poison to the Beasts
Between 1845 and 1967 deadly poison was often used to kill and eradicate unwanted wild animals in the Norwegian fauna. The major targets of these poison practices were rats, predators and crows. This article presents the main types of poisons used, the main methods of poison administration and the legislation covering the poisoning-practices in regards to the various species, as well as negotiations over the killing methods and wildlife eradicati…
Will the Young Talents of Nordic Historiography Please Stand up
A Special Issue on the Histories and Memories of the Holocaust in Scandinavia
Poison to the Beasts
Between 1845 and 1967 deadly poison was often used to kill and eradicate unwanted wild animals in the Norwegian fauna. The major targets of these poison practices were rats, predators and crows. This article presents the main types of poisons used, the main methods of poison administration and the legislation covering the poisoning-practices in regards to the various species, as well as negotiations over the killing methods and wildlife eradicati…
Syntheticising Scandinavia
This study examines the introduction of prescriptive pesticide technologies into Scandinavian family gardens. It analyses pesticide propaganda and plant protection experts’ advice and instructions on the use of pesticides directed at amateur, home gardeners in Norway, Sweden and Denmark in the years between 1945 and 1952, the period when the new generation of synthetic pesticides was introduced in Scandinavia, and eagerly advocated by the leading…
Circulating Silence. The Reaction to Rachel Carson’s Book Silent Spring (1962) in Scandinavian Gardening Magazines
This article examines the reception of Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring in Scandinavian family gardening magazines. In Sweden, Norway and Denmark, family gardening associations were broad organisations with significant social impact. They were the most important arenas for transfer of scientific knowledge and values on gardening, linking plant protection experts, producers and sellers of gardening chemicals, horticultural advisors and the gener…
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Rovdyr, gift, skudd og statistikk
Artikkelen diskuterer norsk historisk rovdyrfellingsstatistikk med utgangspunkt i en rekke nasjonale og lokale arkiver fra det sydlige Norge. Den nasjonale statistikken har bygget på utbetalte og innrapporterte skuddpremier for ulike arter. Skuddpremiene var ledd i de nasjonale utryddingskampanjene for rovdyr mellom 1845 og 1976. Arkivstudiene våre viser at ikke alle dyr som ble drept for dusør, havnet i denne nasjonale samlestatistikken, at det …
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Spraying Norwegian Wood, 1950–95
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Political science (9 works) · History (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · European and International Law Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · History (2 works)