Kristine Vedal Størkersen
Biographic Data
| ID | 6663626 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kristine Vedal Størkersen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kristine Vedal |
| FAMILY NAME | Størkersen |
| SIGNATURE | STØRKERSEN K V |
| AFFILIATIONS | NTNU Samfunnsforskning |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4752-1957 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Innovation policy in the Norwegian aquaculture industry: Reshaping aquaculture production innovation networks
While aquaculture production in a number of countries has been highly successful in terms of production growth, there is also a number of instances where the rapid growth has been curtailed due to sustainability challenges. In response, fostering sustainable aquaculture production has become a key policy and research agenda. The point of departure for this paper is the radical technological innovations based sustainable restructuring dynamics of …
Safety management in remotely controlled vessel operations
Safety management is a topic of engagement and frustration among seafarers. Safety management can reduce accidents, but it also can reduce the focus and flexibility needed to perform safe operations. In operations, core tasks ideally should be supported by safety management tasks (working according to procedures, harmonizing procedures to other professions, and documenting operations). Instead, safety management sometimes displace core tasks. Eve…
Fish protection during fish production. Organizational conditions for fish welfare
Too many salmon die during production at Norwegian fish farms. Earlier research shows that most farmed salmon die in operations partly related to protection of the wild salmon (from salmon lice), but it is not known how this relates to other conditions positive or negative for fish welfare. Fish farm personnel are experts on the organizational conditions during production. This is thus a study of what fish farm personnel consider contributing to …
Minding the Gaps in Fish Welfare: The Untapped Potential of Fish Farm Workers
The welfare of farmed fish is often regarded with less concern than the welfare of other husbandry animals, as fish are not universally classified as sentient beings. In Norway, farmed fish and other husbandry animals are legally protected under the same laws. Additionally, the legislature has defined a number of aquaculture-specific amendments, including mandatory welfare courses for fish farmers who have a key role in securing animal welfare, a…
Governing the welfare of Norwegian farmed salmon: Three conflict cases
To obtain insight into perceptions of how fish welfare and health is governed in Norwegian aquaculture, this study investigates three conflict cases: salmon lice, pancreas disease and farm siting. Using surveys and in-depth interviews, it highlights challenges and solutions as perceived from different professional groups. The results show that the current inflexible limit of the number of salmon lice permitted creates frustration, both among the …
One size fits all? Safety management regulation of ship accidents and personal injuries
Safety management regulation is an important supplement to market forces to establish a sufficient safety level in high-risk industries. The accident statistics in Norwegian maritime passenger transportation display a paradox: personal injuries have decreased while ship accidents have increased in the period during which safety management has been regulated (the International Safety Management Code was effectuated in the late 1990s). We interview…
One size fits all? Safety management regulation of ship accidents and personal injuries
Safety management regulation is an important supplement to market forces to establish a sufficient safety level in high-risk industries. The accident statistics in Norwegian maritime passenger transportation display a paradox: personal injuries have decreased while ship accidents have increased in the period during which safety management has been regulated (the International Safety Management Code was effectuated in the late 1990s). We interview…
Minding the Gaps in Fish Welfare: The Untapped Potential of Fish Farm Workers
The welfare of farmed fish is often regarded with less concern than the welfare of other husbandry animals, as fish are not universally classified as sentient beings. In Norway, farmed fish and other husbandry animals are legally protected under the same laws. Additionally, the legislature has defined a number of aquaculture-specific amendments, including mandatory welfare courses for fish farmers who have a key role in securing animal welfare, a…
One size fits all? Safety management regulation of ship accidents and personal injuries
Safety management regulation is an important supplement to market forces to establish a sufficient safety level in high-risk industries. The accident statistics in Norwegian maritime passenger transportation display a paradox: personal injuries have decreased while ship accidents have increased in the period during which safety management has been regulated (the International Safety Management Code was effectuated in the late 1990s). We interview…
Governing the welfare of Norwegian farmed salmon: Three conflict cases
To obtain insight into perceptions of how fish welfare and health is governed in Norwegian aquaculture, this study investigates three conflict cases: salmon lice, pancreas disease and farm siting. Using surveys and in-depth interviews, it highlights challenges and solutions as perceived from different professional groups. The results show that the current inflexible limit of the number of salmon lice permitted creates frustration, both among the …
Safety management in remotely controlled vessel operations
Safety management is a topic of engagement and frustration among seafarers. Safety management can reduce accidents, but it also can reduce the focus and flexibility needed to perform safe operations. In operations, core tasks ideally should be supported by safety management tasks (working according to procedures, harmonizing procedures to other professions, and documenting operations). Instead, safety management sometimes displace core tasks. Eve…
Fish protection during fish production. Organizational conditions for fish welfare
Too many salmon die during production at Norwegian fish farms. Earlier research shows that most farmed salmon die in operations partly related to protection of the wild salmon (from salmon lice), but it is not known how this relates to other conditions positive or negative for fish welfare. Fish farm personnel are experts on the organizational conditions during production. This is thus a study of what fish farm personnel consider contributing to …
Minding the Gaps in Fish Welfare: The Untapped Potential of Fish Farm Workers
The welfare of farmed fish is often regarded with less concern than the welfare of other husbandry animals, as fish are not universally classified as sentient beings. In Norway, farmed fish and other husbandry animals are legally protected under the same laws. Additionally, the legislature has defined a number of aquaculture-specific amendments, including mandatory welfare courses for fish farmers who have a key role in securing animal welfare, a…
Innovation policy in the Norwegian aquaculture industry: Reshaping aquaculture production innovation networks
While aquaculture production in a number of countries has been highly successful in terms of production growth, there is also a number of instances where the rapid growth has been curtailed due to sustainability challenges. In response, fostering sustainable aquaculture production has become a key policy and research agenda. The point of departure for this paper is the radical technological innovations based sustainable restructuring dynamics of …
Business (6 works) · Aquaculture (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Fish (4 works) · Fishery (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Animal welfare (3 works) · Biology (3 works) · Economics (3 works)