Tourism, Mobility and Regional Development
| Nature-based tourist centres understood as hybrids of the rural, the urban and the wilderness | |
| Ilona Mettiäinen |
| Carrying capacities for nature parks as engines for sustainable regional development | |
| Jesper Brandt, Esbern Holmes |
| Exploring place: branding for tourism, heritage and transformation | |
| Tiina Peil |
| Sustainable Tourism Management in Reutilized Agricultural Buildings. A Case Study. | |
| Gyorgy Angelkott Bocz, Andrés Martínez Rodríguez, Barry Ness |
| Aeromobility and regional tourism dynamics | |
| Jan Henrik Nilsson |
| Farm holidays and the potential for innovation in rural tourism in Denmark | |
| Niels Christian Nielsen, Kathrine Aae Nissen, Flemming Just |
| Culture- and experience spaces roles and opportunities in a collaboration between municipalities | |
| Anne Birte Lorentzen, Michael Thyrrestrup Pedersen |
| Cultural Policy and Entrepreneurship in Frederikshavn | |
| Anne Birte Lorentzen, Jens Kaae Fisker |
| Picturing Experiences – the case of the Storsjöyran Music Festival in Östersun | |
| Malin Zillinger |
| Can tourism be sustainable? Assessing tourism impact in Vatnajökull National Park, Iceland | |
| Rannveig Olafsdottir, Micael Runnström |
| Localised agrifood systems and gastronomy as a regional development tool: | |
| Madeleine Axell Bonow |
| Challenging current imaginings of the ‘backward’ rural | |
| Linda Lundmark |
Understanding mobile individuals through location-based experience data and mapping
| Fear of crime: the spatial dimension | |
| Rune Holst Scherg, Helle Nørgaard, Nerius Tradisauskas |
| ‘Excess’ travel – when distance is subordinated | |
| Katarina Haugen, Einar Holm, Kerstin Westin, Bertil Vilhelmson |
| Employing smart phones as a planning tool:the Vollsmose case | |
| Anne-Marie Sanvig Knudsen, Henrik Harder |
| Capturing spatial variations in subjective and objective quality-of-life conditions | |
| Javier Martinez |
| From Children’s Maps to Walk-Maps in GIS: Exploring the potential of a method for participatory mapping | |
| Ulla Berglund |
| Triangulating data about/around localized experience: bricolage with geobiographies and softGIS | |
| Kaisa Schmidt-Thomé |
| The mobility of children mapped by themselves | |
| Kerstin Nordin |
| Travel disruption and what it tells us | |
| Jo Guiver |
| SoftGIS as a trading zone | |
| Maarit Kahila |
| Tracing visitor footsteps in a Dutch natural area | |
| Erik Meijles, Marinus de Bakker, Peter Groote |
| Urban population mobility, priorities of environment, safety and exercise. | |
| Stig Halvard Jørgensen |
Human Remains: the place of the human in a post-human world
| Aesthetic Remains | |
| Deborah Dixon, Harriet Hawkins, Elizabeth Straughan |
| What’s lost and who’s asking? | |
| Bo Allesøe Christensen |
| What remains of the intersubjective?: on the presencing of self and other | |
| Paul Simpson |
| Sense of feeling at home | |
| Carsten Schjøtt Philipsen |
| Evolution, geography and sustainability | |
| Eric Clark, Thomas L Clark |
| Heidegger and the fourfold: human beings as participants in Event of unfolding | |
| Mikko Joronen |
| Biographies of Landscape: Locals’ Perceptions on Landscape Heritage | |
| Helen Soovali Sepping |
| The human in multiple, hybrid topologies | |
| Connie Svabo |
| ‘Relationalism’ and its limits in geography | |
| ari aukusti lehtinen |
| Experimental Partnerships: On becoming differently human-ish bodies. | |
| Emma Roe, Beth Greenhough |
| Caring for place: the subjectivization of territorial stakeholders | |
| Jonathan Metzger |
| Like strangers on a train: rethinking acoustic communities | |
| Iain Douglas Foreman |
| "Venice & I" - Identity or de-centred subject? | |
| Matthias Lahr |
| Beside Myself | |
| john william wylie |
| The subject, in memoriam. | |
| Paul Harrison |
| Humboldt's Parrot, or, Death and the Archive | |
| Jessica Dubow |
Transnational living
| "Bio-rytms, royalism and religion; Re-traditionalization of Serbian diaspora communities in | |
| Kristine Juul |
| Transnational migration and connectivity: How skilled labour migrants connect to places and cultures | |
| Knut Hidle, Hans Kjetil Lysgård, Ståle Angen Rye, Johan Fredrik Rye |
| Promoting the “good life” in Central Sweden | |
| Marco Eimermann |
| Ethnic minorities and alternative spaces of identification | |
| Lasse Martin Kofoed |
| Transnational patterns of everyday life: practices of care and neighbouring in Athens | |
| Dina Vaiou |
| The production of attractivity discourses in Norwegian rural communities | |
| Hans Kjetil Lysgård, Jørn Cruickshank |
ANT & Tourism practices
| Territorial tourism – allowing for the Earth in ANT | |
| Edward Hákon Huijbens |
| Fire, Walk With Me: Towards a Geography of the Fourth Topology | |
| Richard Ek |
| Tracing tourism: ANT and earthly tourism research | |
| Gunnar Thór Jóhannesson |
| Placing the Pyramids: Tourism as a Mobile Performance | |
| Michael Haldrup, Jonas Larsen |
| Pleasures of distraction | |
| Connie Svabo, Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt |
| Something in the air: Tourism, risk and earthly agency | |
| Karl Benediktsson |
The power/knowledge nexus in environmental policy and management
| The different knowledges of coastal fisheries | |
| Johan Hultman, Filippa Säwe |
| IKEA and urban development in Sweden: power, knowledge and sustainability transitions | |
| Robert Hrelja, Karolina Isaksson, Tim Richardson |
| Articulating environmentalism | |
| Ingrid Marie Kielland |
| (Wild) boars abroad – transformative man-animal relationships and inverted Swedish landscapes | |
| Annika Björklund, Camilla Årlin |
| Energy and environmental policies in Russia and Geo-Governmentality | |
| Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen |
| The Subjugated Knowledges of Landscape | |
| Edda R.H. Waage |
| Climate change depunctualizing black boxes | |
| Ilona Mettiäinen |
| Land-use and climate change. An analysis of local decision-makers’ views on building rights for low density areas in Finland | |
| Maarit Kastehelmi Sireni |
| The multi-topological spatiality of transnational environmental governance (TEG) | |
| Jarmo Kortelainen |
| Contested Synergies of Renewable Energy and Poverty Alleviation: An Ethnography of World Bank’s Renewable Energy Projects in Laos | |
| Hanna Kaisti, Mira Käkönen |
| Knowing nature, knowing place: performance, resistance and the inevitability of change. Some insights from Natura 2000 in Ireland. | |
| Sharon Bryan |
Peri-urban development: planning practices in hybrid landscapes
| Periurban Agricultural Buildings, a History | |
| Gyorgy Angelkott Bocz, Svala Catharina |
| Driving forces to land use change and the role of spatial planning in peri-urban areas | |
| Elin Slätmo |
| Planning communicative landscapes in suburbia | |
| Peteris Skinkis, Anita Zarina |
| Searching for stories of an unfinished landscape: using planning history as a base for peri-urban landscape analysis | |
| Mattias Qviström |
| Negotiation planning in peri-urban areas | |
| Peter Sundstrom |
| End users of local and regional development policy | |
| Ilkka Pyy |
Spatial explorations: creative practice, performance and politics
| The Living End: Excerpts from a Work in Progress | |
| George Henderson |
| Institutionalized vs phenomenological milieu creation? Mediations of emotional city- photography | |
| Kadri Semm |
| 'Refusing the world picture offered us': maps of global implication, violence and hope | |
| David Pinder |
| FROM THE CLOSED WORLD OF ESTRANGEMENT TO AN OPEN WORLD OF INHABITING. MIGRANTS MAPPING MILAN | |
| Nausica Pezzoni |
| The fascinating "other" on the stage | |
| Paulina Nordström |
| Baghdad Calling: photojournalism, photographic practice and the war in Iraq. | |
| Sean Carter |
| ‘insites: an artists book’: exploring the critical spaces of collaboration | |
| Harriet Hawkins |
| In the Space between the Creative and the Critical. Writing as Spatial Exploration. | |
| Sofia Cele |
| The art is in the scale – or: how artists use the GPS as a critical tool | |
| Lone Koefoed Hansen |
| Spaces of the ‘police’, politics and participation: experimental, art-based participation and the formation of political subjectivities | |
| Erika Marianne Lilja |
| Voices in the Woods | |
| Matthew Sawatzky |
| Right to the Map: Counter-Mapping Racialized Geographies of Malmö | |
| Tuomo Alhojärvi, Aron Sandell |
Material politics
| Life in Death: Vulnerability of the Flesh in Taxidermy Practice | |
| Elizabeth Straughan |
| Stockholm Parklife: Friction Zones and the Regulation of Alcohol Practices | |
| Jonas Bylund, Andrew Byerley |
| State without metropolis: Spatial reconstruction of Finland in the age of innovation | |
| Sami Moisio |
Looking beyond mainstream economic theory
| Neoliberalism and the death of the Celtic Tiger: The property collapse and ghost estates in Ireland | |
| Rob Kitchin, Cian O'Callaghan, Justin Gleeson, Karen Keaveney |
| Towards a more time sensitive and economic geography? Innovation, Biographies and Paths | |
| Anders. Larsson |
| In SO2 Veritas: Inorganic vitalities and the material geographies of wine markets | |
| Anna Krzywoszynska |
| Linking scientific and practical knowledge in regional innovation policy: The case of NCE Culinology | |
| Arne Isaksen |
| Universities and regional development | |
| Lene Ekholm Petersen |
| Nature, man and economy in new alliances: The case of Læsø, Denmark | |
| Chris Kjeldsen, Hanne Tanvig |
| Untangling the relationships between proximity dimensions – an in-depth study of collaboration in the Danish cleantech industry | |
| Teis Hansen |
| The World of Creativity and its underlying Logics | |
| Catherine Robin |
| Traded and Untraded Relations in Industrial Design: Unpacking the Socio-Spatial Dynamics of Knowledge Creation | |
| Christine Benna Skytt |
| The spatial dynamics of talent and upskilling in high and low tech industries in Denmark 1993-2006 | |
| Ronnie Fibæk Hansen, Teis Hansen, Lars Winther |
| Imagined and real women entrepreneurs in the EU structural funds | |
| Mona Hedfeldt |
| Transnational and global interacting of knowledge-intensive firms | |
| Brita Hermelin |
Zooming in on European spatial perspectives in the Baltic Sea Region
| Nordic countries: new emigration destinations for Latvian migrants. | |
| Elina Apsite |
| Competition or Complementarities? – the Inter-relationship between CEMAT and EU Activities in Spatial Development Policy | |
| Matti Fritsch |
| How polycentric is polycentric? Evidence of functional polycentricity in Finnish urban regions | |
| Antti Vasanen |
| Addressing cross-border spatial development planning at the EU-Russian border area - First impressions and experiences of ULYSSES project’s EUREGIO KARELIA case study | |
| Virpi Kaisto |
| Suburban patterns of Riga: fragmentation and the search for common structures | |
| Maija Usca, Armands Puzulis |
| Assessment of Suburban Residential Development and the Advent of Sustainable Planning Policies in Estonia | |
| Martin Gauk |
| Planning for sustainable urban development in Riga: urban regeneration processes | |
| Guntis Solks |
| Researching European Territorial Cooperation: Nordic Specificities | |
| Sarolta Németh |
| Second homes in Iceland: Impacts and perceptions in host communities | |
| Martin Nouza |
Moving between Places
| Routes to Malta – processes of property acquisition | |
| Ulrika Åkerlund |
| Finnskogen: mobility of landscapes and places – a mobility of values and knowledge’s? | |
| Camilla Berglund |
| When the music stops: the Impact of the Volcanic Ash Cloud on Air Passengers | |
| Jo Guiver |
| Mobile homing - The culture of second home mobility | |
| Winfried Ellingsen, Knut Hidle |
| Make sence of the experience of a place – with examples from Santiago Del Compostela | |
| Mats Nilsson |
| Geographical distance between children and absent parents in a separated families | |
| Olof Stjernström, Magnus Strömgren |
| Dacha perspectives: reasons to have a second home in Finland | |
| Olga Lipkina |
Sustainable spaces
| Perceiving drivers for environmental change in forest management: Governance perspectives from private and company owned forests in North-Karelia, Finland. | |
| Moritz Albrecht |
| Landscape spatial composition tendency in the multi-storey residential areas in the Baltic Sea region countries. | |
| Una Ile |
| Rural development in the EU: from production to multifunctional spaces | |
| Niels Christian Nielsen, Annette Aagaard Thuesen |
| Waterfront redevelopment and sustainable development – a Swedish experience | |
| Maria Bergman, Jonas Bylund, Michael Gilek, Mona Petersson |
| Conflicts between commercial ports and urban visions - the case of Stockholm and Malmö | |
| Maria Bergman |
| Municipal Climate Governance and Formation of Local Transition Places | |
| Bent Søndergård, Jesper Holm, Inger Stauning |
| Actually Existing Sustainability: Plotting Food Self-provisioning in Czechia | |
| Petr Jehlicka, Joe Smith |
| Bioenergy landscapes: possible synergies between the expansion of biogas production and organic farming | |
| Tommy Dalgaard |
| Agricultural and/or rural futures? A GIS-based scenario study of the future development of rural space in Denmark | |
| Chris Kjeldsen |
| Urban imagineries and material realities. Small cities in the new economy. | |
| Anne Birte Lorentzen |
Conceptualising Power and Space in Planning Theory and Practice
| Where is ‘the spatial’ in Swedish transport planning? Producing space from a non-spatial transport policy | |
| Patrik Tornberg |
| Representations of regional identity | |
| Ida Grundel |
| Planning of transport mega-projects on Mallorca: The power of tourism and scale | |
| Alícia Bauzà van Slingerlandt |
| Placing urban qualities | |
| Jonas Bylund |
| CRISIS IN THE CITY: EMERGENCY URBANISM | |
| Carina Listerborn, Guy Baeten |
| The Spatial Politics in Conceptions of Space and Place in Danish Strategic Spatial Planning | |
| Kristian Olesen |
| Local community, individual mobility, and quality of life | |
| Karolina Isaksson |
| Power & the Cartographic Reality of Space | |
| Jeppe Strandsbjerg |
| History as space. Composition and the preservation | |
| Aija Ziemelniece |
| Tomorrow is clad in golf shoes, without oil and/or in ruins: Future projections as authority on and off the Scottish North Sea coast | |
| Erik Jönsson |
| Transport modelling and diverse forms of power | |
| Jeppe Astrup Andersen, Tim Richardson |
Social justice and the city - way forward?
| The “significant others” of the Neighbourhood. The role of peers and their parents for youths’ educational attainment. | |
| Ingar Brattbakk |
| Dividing schools – processes of segregation in the Swedish school system | |
| Anders Trumberg, Mats Lundmark |
| Capturing Governance – The Clash of Administration and Barbaric Knowledges in the City Centre of Joensuu | |
| Jani Lukkarinen |
| A new image, a new story to tell – a rescue for a place with bad reputation? | |
| Eva Gustavsson |
| Struggling with diversity in 'the creative cities' of Oslo and Marseille | |
| heidi bergsli |
| Identical concepts, different realities | |
| Bengt Andersen |
| From ‘Murder Mile’ to Respectable Street? A critical analysis of the ongoing transformation of Clapton Road in the London Borough of Hackney | |
| Even Smith Wergeland |
| Everyday urban politics: Popular mobilisation in Dakar and Cape Town | |
| Marianne Millstein, Elin Selboe |
A Geographical Twist of Doing Gender-theory
| ’As a guy, standing in line for the pub can be enough’. Parents’ and teenagers’ constructions of fear, risk, safekeeping and gender in public space | |
| Danielle van der Burgt |
| Migration as a going gender practice | |
| Gunnel Forsberg |
| Gendered everyday life in rural Laos and paradoxical spaces | |
| Anna-Klara Nilsson |
| Going Gender with Economic Geography and Regional Governance | |
| Lukas Smas, Gunnel Forsberg |
| "That´s just the way it is" - about the reproduction of discourses and production of new gendered spaces | |
| Susanne Stenbacka |
| Constructing motherhood in the Finnish countryside | |
| Maarit Kastehelmi Sireni |
| Smokin' nightlife: engines, power and mobility in the lives of young men | |
| Tanja Joelsson |
Simulating geographical knowledge of past landscapes
| Historical maps and land-use transformations in northern Tanzania | |
| Camilla Årlin |
| Tracing the shift of waterway landscape by historical maps: Case Study of Ljugong Canal in Taipei, Taiwan | |
| Chia-Jung Wu, Jinn-Guey Lay |
| Redistribution networks and early medieval geography of Arab silver: A case-study | |
| Dariusz Andrzej Adamczyk |
| Explosive landscapes | |
| Anu Printsmann, Hannes Palang |
| Reconstruction of historical agricultural land in Sweden | |
| Beibei Li |
| Simulating early medieval navigation in the North Atlantic seascape | |
| Michael C Barton, George Indruszewski |
| Ohthere’s voyages seen from a nautical angle | |
| Anton Englert |
| The geography of Mazowian early medieval strongholds | |
| Jaroslaw Oscilowski |
Management and Planning of Water Resources
| Early medieval settlement and the groundwater connection in the Maskawa Valley, Central Poland | |
| George Indruszewski |
| Climate change impacts on water barriers and possibilities | |
| Peter Frederiksen |
| Long-term changes in low and high discharges of Latvian rivers | |
| Elga Apsite, Ilze Rudlapa, Didzis Elferts, Inese Pallo |
| Changes in the Regional Groundwater Aquifer and Potential Impacts on Surface Waters in Central Zealand, Denmark | |
| Paul Thorn |
| Modelling climate change impacts on stream habitat conditions | |
| Eva Bøgh, John Conallin, Matheswaran Karthikeyan, Martin Olsen |
| Changes of Latvian river runoff under future climate scenarios | |
| Inese Pallo, Liga Kurpniece, Elga Apsite |
| Simulations of the effect of climate and land use change on the water balance and nitrate leaching in relation to soil types on Zealand, Denmark | |
| Niels Henrik Jensen |
| Climate change impacts on flooding and river morphology – case studies in Finland | |
| Eliisa Lotsari, Noora Veijalainen, Juha Aaltonen, Petteri Alho, Jukka Käyhkö, Bertel Vehviläinen |
| REGIONALIZATION STUDY OF A CONCEPTUAL HBV MODEL IN GAUJA RIVER BASIN | |
| Liga Kurpniece, Kaspars Cebers, Elga Apsite |
Geography and Earth System Science
| Examining current incidents of forest clearance in Sweden | |
| Lovisa Solbär |
| THE STONY WAY TO RENEWABLE ENERGY - BIOPHYSICS VERSUS METAPHYSICS IN PLANNING FOR CO2-NEUTRAL COMBUSTION OF BIOMASS | |
| Rolf Czeskleba-Dupont |
| A framework and tools for landslide risk assessment in the Faroe Islands | |
| Mads-Peter J Dahl, Lis E Mortensen, Niels H Jensen, Anita Veihe |
| Changes in soil erosion in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, as a result of changes in climate and in human economic activities | |
| Andreas Thulstrup Waaben, Thomas Theis Nielsen |
| Geohazard inventory for public roads on the Faroe Islands | |
| Lis Mortensen, Mads-Peter J Dahl, Heini Eysturoy, Bjarni Petersen |
| Critical pathways of change in fruit export region at desert margin (Chile) | |
| Peter Frederiksen |
| Scaling climate change across the great divide | |
| Cathrine Brun, Ivar Berthling |
| Can community involvement and participatory mapping enhance assessment of landscape services? Case study from Zanzibar, Tanzania | |
| Nora Charlotta Fagerholm, Niina Maria Käyhkö |
Geography and Education
| Primary school student teachers' thoughts on teaching geography | |
| Hannele Cantell, Liisa Suomela |
| Everyday spaces and virtual learning environments – potential and challenge for geography education | |
| Sirpa Tani |
| How do geography textbooks present solutions to environmental problems | |
| Per Jarle Sætre |
| A new master’s degree of Geography with Teacher Education in Trondheim: Will it give more and better geography teachers and consolidate the geography subject in school? | |
| Olav Fjær |
| Some challenges for geography education - examples from the Swedish teacher education arena | |
| Gabriel Bladh, Hans-Olof Gottfridsson |
| Cultural Similarities and Differences – Comparative Studies in a Didactic Perspective | |
| Gerhard Gustafsson |
| Teaching future geography teachers – the use of learning objectives and inquiry. | |
| Lene Møller Madsen, Robert Evans |
| Teachers´ and teacher student´s reflections on tradition and change in Geography | |
| Lena Molin, Ann Grubbström |
| Geography of hanging-out - integrating personal geographies to teaching | |
| Noora Pyyry |
Battles of mobilities – utopias for a different future
| Speed of travel and uses of space: effective mobility, virtuous circles, super-coherence, Senian optimality | |
| Aaron Thomas |
| The (invisible?) tyranny of mobility: Exploring new directions in academic thinking | |
| Antonio Ferreira, Marco te Brömmelstroet, Luca Bertolini, Peter Batey |
| Challenging the ‘King of the Road’ - exploring mobility battles between cars and bikes in the USA | |
| Ole B. Jensen, Jacob Bjerre Mikkelsen, Shelley Smith |
| “Do you wanna go for a ride?”: Practicing Automobility and car cruising in Iceland. | |
| Virgile Collin-Lange |
| The role of Electric Vehicles for a paradigm shift in transport policy | |
| David Johannes Heimann, Maike Puhe |
Christiania: Forty years of social critique
| Icons of community, beacons of hope? Intentional communities and visions of the good life from international comparative perspective | |
| Helen Jarvis |
| Happy Ever After? Planning and Squatting the Welfare-City in between the Freetown Christiania and the New Town Tingbjerg | |
| Signe Sophie Bøggild |
Practices, performances and politics of place making
| City planning inspired by cultural planning – the example of Karlstad | |
| Lars Aronsson |
| Between Tourists and Local Copenhageners – the Guided Tours as a Negotiated Performance | |
| Jane Meged |
| Performed embodiments of urban life: expressing encounters within multiple spaces | |
| Tarmo Pikner |
| Colonial Legacies and Postmodern Planning | |
| Keld Buciek |
| The relation between festival and place | |
| Leena Maria Hagsmo |
| ‘Urban Pioneers’ and their Socio-Cultural Projects – A Remedy against Social Exclusion in Urban Neighbourhoods? The Cases of Berlin and Hamburg | |
| Gabriela Brigitte Christmann |
| Changing Place – Taking Place. How Festivals Challenge Urban Planning and Politics | |
| anne marie berg |
NorLit 2011 is sponsored by The Danish Council for Independent Research, Humanities (FKK) and The Danish Association of Masters and PhDs (DM).
NorLit 2011 is also sponsored by Clara Lachmanns Fond and Roskilde University.
