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A-39/11 Farm tourism: a question of gender and competence?

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology B 1(6):896-905

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A-33/11 Local small-scale food enterprises: Ambitions and initiatives for achieving business growth among male and female owners and managers

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Journal of Depopulation and Rural Development Studies, nr 11:29-59.

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A-32/11 The interrelationship of biodiversity and rural viability: sustainability assessment, land use scenarios and Norwegian mountains in a European context

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management, 13(2):1-34

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A-31/11 The Uplands after neoliberalism? The role of the small farm in rural sustainability

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Journal of Rural Studies, 27 (3):275-287

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A-30/11 Conflicts and contestations. Rural populations’ perspectives on the second homes phenomenon

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Journal of Rural Studies, 27 (3): 263-274

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A-28/11 The second home phenomenon and Norwegian rurality

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift, 65(3): 126-136

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A-29/11 Defining Terms for Integrated (Multi-Inter-Trans-Disciplinary) Sustainability Research

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Sustainability Research 2011, 3, 1090-1113

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A-25/11 Diversification and the entrepreneurial motivations of farmers in Norway

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Journal of Small Business Management 49(3): 390-410

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A-26/11 The Norwegian coastal employment system: What it was and what it is

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Maritime Studies MAST 10(1).31-56

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A-27/11 Rural resident’s opinions about second home owners’ pursuit of own interests in the host community

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift, 65(3):165-174.

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A-23/11 Youth migration, rurality and class. A Bourdieusian approach

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Urban and Regional Studies,18(2):170-183

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A-24/11 Good farmers, good neighbours? The role of cultural capital in social capital development in a Scottish farming community

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Sociologia Ruralis 51(3):238-255

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A-21/11 The Rise of the Cyborg Fish: On Attempts to make Fisheries Manageable

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Jacquet, P., R. K. Pachauri and L. Tubiana (eds). Oceans The New Frontier. New Dehli: TERI Press 2011, s. 83-94

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A-4/11 Factors influencing Norwegian small-scale private forest owners’ ability to meet the political goals

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research SJFR, 26(4):385-393

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A-37/11 Agriculture and Climate Change: Introduction

By smadmin | 11. October 2011

International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food, 18(3): 162-166

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A-2/10 The Structural Disempowerment of Eastern European Migrant Farm Workers in Norwegian Agriculture

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Journal of Rural Studies. Vol 26(1)41-51

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A-1/10 Doing farm tourism – the intertwining practices of gender and work

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 2010, Vol 35(2) 425-446

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A-14/10 Bears and fears: Cultural capital, geography and attitudes towards large carnivores in Norway

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