Nina Gunnerud Berg
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 2392311 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nina Gunnerud Berg |
| PRENOMES | Nina Gunnerud |
| SOBRENOME | Berg |
| ASSINATURA | BERG N G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 66 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Doctoral THESIS Review – Anmeldelse av doktoravhandling
The point of departure of the thesis is that increasing numbers of refugees and asylum seekers are arriving in Norway. They are presented with a compulsory Introduction Programme (Introduksjonsprog
Alternative places for alternative people? A changing ecovillage discourse from Othered lifestyle to another rurality
Interest in ecovillages has increased greatly in the last two decades, alongside a growing awareness of the need for more sustainable lifestyles. Once regarded as countercultural, alternative places for alternative people, some ecovillages actively work to gain a more mainstream identity for themselves and sustainable lifestyles. While most research focuses on perspectives within ecovillages, attention to outside representations or discourse is l…
Store tankar i små bygder? Overlevingsevna blant familiebedrifter i norsk distriktsreiseliv
Review of: Engeset, Agnes Brudvik. 2021. Store tankar i småbygder? Overlevingsevna blant familiebedrifter inorsk distriktsreiseliv. Doctoral Theses at NTNU,2021:218. Department of Geography, Faculty of SocialSciences, Norwegian University of Science andTechnology, Trondheim. 114 pp. + Articles. ISBN 978-82-326-4784-2 (print version), ISBN 978-82-326-4785-9 (electronic version)
The many faces of local community
Despite much attention paid to the topic of community in academic literature and policy documents, there is a relative lack of knowledge about what laypersons perceive as a local community. Based on data from a national survey, the authors examine how c.1400 Norwegians conceptualized local community – lokalsamfunn in Norwegian. They reveal some of the linguistic and conceptual aspects of local community as a term, in addition to tendencies and pa…
Geographies of wellbeing and place attachment
Feminist geographies in Norway from the turn of the millennium
Based on an overview of feminist and gender research over two decades, this article reflects on feminist geographies in Norway within a wider political and social context. We identify eight broad, partly overlapping themes of feminist geography: rurality; development policies and practices; entrepreneurship and economic change; migration and mobility; children and youth; sexuality and health; landscape and place; and emotions and autobiography. W…
Second Homes, Rurality and Contested Space in Eastern Norway
From international experience, second homes often lead to ‘contested space issues’. This seems to be grounded mainly in the fact that second-home owners and local populations share the same spaces but disagree about the future development of them. Tensions are often rooted in second-home owners’ eagerness to prevent local developments that may spoil their new-found rural lifestyle. This article, based on a study of eastern Norway and particularly…
Selling the countryside
This paper analyses how rurality is represented in two lifestyle magazines about country living: LevLandlig in Norway and Vivir en el Campo in Spain. Since material, imaginative and practised ruralities are intertwined and research indicates that representations of the rural affect residential preferences and other consumption activities, we argue that it is important to critically investigate potentially influential representations. Given that t…
Social and cultural geography in Norway
Geographies are always investigated and written by people who are working from specific personal and academic positions. Thus, there are a lot of positions from which writers of reviews construct t
Selling the countryside
This paper analyses how rurality is represented in two lifestyle magazines about country living: LevLandlig in Norway and Vivir en el Campo in Spain. Since material, imaginative and practised ruralities are intertwined and research indicates that representations of the rural affect residential preferences and other consumption activities, we argue that it is important to critically investigate potentially influential representations. Given that t…
Geographies of wellbeing and place attachment
Second Homes, Rurality and Contested Space in Eastern Norway
From international experience, second homes often lead to ‘contested space issues’. This seems to be grounded mainly in the fact that second-home owners and local populations share the same spaces but disagree about the future development of them. Tensions are often rooted in second-home owners’ eagerness to prevent local developments that may spoil their new-found rural lifestyle. This article, based on a study of eastern Norway and particularly…
Alternative places for alternative people? A changing ecovillage discourse from Othered lifestyle to another rurality
Interest in ecovillages has increased greatly in the last two decades, alongside a growing awareness of the need for more sustainable lifestyles. Once regarded as countercultural, alternative places for alternative people, some ecovillages actively work to gain a more mainstream identity for themselves and sustainable lifestyles. While most research focuses on perspectives within ecovillages, attention to outside representations or discourse is l…
Social and cultural geography in Norway
Geographies are always investigated and written by people who are working from specific personal and academic positions. Thus, there are a lot of positions from which writers of reviews construct t
Social and cultural geography in Norway
Geographies are always investigated and written by people who are working from specific personal and academic positions. Thus, there are a lot of positions from which writers of reviews construct t
Selling the countryside
This paper analyses how rurality is represented in two lifestyle magazines about country living: LevLandlig in Norway and Vivir en el Campo in Spain. Since material, imaginative and practised ruralities are intertwined and research indicates that representations of the rural affect residential preferences and other consumption activities, we argue that it is important to critically investigate potentially influential representations. Given that t…
Second Homes, Rurality and Contested Space in Eastern Norway
From international experience, second homes often lead to ‘contested space issues’. This seems to be grounded mainly in the fact that second-home owners and local populations share the same spaces but disagree about the future development of them. Tensions are often rooted in second-home owners’ eagerness to prevent local developments that may spoil their new-found rural lifestyle. This article, based on a study of eastern Norway and particularly…
Feminist geographies in Norway from the turn of the millennium
Based on an overview of feminist and gender research over two decades, this article reflects on feminist geographies in Norway within a wider political and social context. We identify eight broad, partly overlapping themes of feminist geography: rurality; development policies and practices; entrepreneurship and economic change; migration and mobility; children and youth; sexuality and health; landscape and place; and emotions and autobiography. W…
The many faces of local community
Despite much attention paid to the topic of community in academic literature and policy documents, there is a relative lack of knowledge about what laypersons perceive as a local community. Based on data from a national survey, the authors examine how c.1400 Norwegians conceptualized local community – lokalsamfunn in Norwegian. They reveal some of the linguistic and conceptual aspects of local community as a term, in addition to tendencies and pa…
Geographies of wellbeing and place attachment
Store tankar i små bygder? Overlevingsevna blant familiebedrifter i norsk distriktsreiseliv
Review of: Engeset, Agnes Brudvik. 2021. Store tankar i småbygder? Overlevingsevna blant familiebedrifter inorsk distriktsreiseliv. Doctoral Theses at NTNU,2021:218. Department of Geography, Faculty of SocialSciences, Norwegian University of Science andTechnology, Trondheim. 114 pp. + Articles. ISBN 978-82-326-4784-2 (print version), ISBN 978-82-326-4785-9 (electronic version)
Alternative places for alternative people? A changing ecovillage discourse from Othered lifestyle to another rurality
Interest in ecovillages has increased greatly in the last two decades, alongside a growing awareness of the need for more sustainable lifestyles. Once regarded as countercultural, alternative places for alternative people, some ecovillages actively work to gain a more mainstream identity for themselves and sustainable lifestyles. While most research focuses on perspectives within ecovillages, attention to outside representations or discourse is l…
Doctoral THESIS Review – Anmeldelse av doktoravhandling
The point of departure of the thesis is that increasing numbers of refugees and asylum seekers are arriving in Norway. They are presented with a compulsory Introduction Programme (Introduksjonsprog
Political science (8 obras) · Rural development and sustainability (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Rural area (5 obras) · Rurality (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (3 obras)