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A-13/10 Innovation in the Norwegian Rural Tourism Industry: Results from a Norwegian Survey

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

The Open Social Science Journal 2010, 3:15-29

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A-12/10 Innovation as driver for diffusion and expansion of nature based tourism

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

The Open Social Science Journal 2010, 3:30-40

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A-11/10 “The Future can only be Imagined” – Innovation in Farm Tourism from a Phenomenological Perspective

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

The Open Social Science Journal 2010, 3:51-59

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A-10/10 Tourism in a rural setting: new directions and challenges

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

The Open Social Science Journal 2010, 3:10-14

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A-8/10 Innovative Processes in a Nature-Based Tourism Case: The Role of a Tour-operator as the Driver of Innovation

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, Vol. 10 (3) 190-206

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A-7/10 Dreaming of a smallholding

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Sociologia Ruralis. Vol 50(3)225-241, DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9523.2010.00513.x

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A-6/10 Visitors to Farm Based Tourist Enterprises in Norway

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, 10(1)54-73

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A-5/10 Synergy or marginalisation? Narratives of farming and tourism in Geiranger, Western Norway

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift. Vol. 64(), 36-47

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A-4/10 Visualising community: Using participant-driven photo-elicitation for research and application

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Local Environment. Vol 15(4)373-388

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A-3/10 Books, Branding and Boundary Objects: On the Use of Image in Rural Development

By smadmin | 11. October 2010

Sociologia Ruralis Vol 50(2)156-170

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A-01/09 Spis ikke med mindre helsa eller miljøet blir bedre! Om utviklingen i norske forbrukerholdninger til genmodifisert mat.

By smadmin | 11. October 2009
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A-02/09 North Atlantic Fisheries in Change: From Organic Associations to Cybernetic Organizations

By smadmin | 11. October 2009

Maritime Studies (MAST) Vol 7, ( 2): 55-82

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A-07/09 Green care governance: between market, policy and intersecting social worlds

By smadmin | 11. October 2009

Journal of Health Organisation and Management. Vol 23, (5): 539-553

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A-05/09 Refurbising the Coast: The invention of the tourist-fisher.

By smadmin | 11. October 2009

Maritime Studies (MAST) Vol 7, (2): 83-97

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A-04/09 Power and the Production of Science: Assessing cod stocks as the mechanistic fishery collapses.

By smadmin | 11. October 2009

Maritime Studies (MAST) Vol 7, ( 2): 35-53

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A-03/09 Cyborg Fish: On attempts to make fisheries management possible.

By smadmin | 11. October 2009

Maritime Studies (MAST), Vol 7, ( 2): 9-34

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A-1/08 Multifunctional agriculture in policy and practice? A comparative analysis of Norway and Australia

By smadmin | 11. October 2008

Journal of Rural Studies 24(1):98-111

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A-2/08 Envisioning upland futures – Stakeholder responses to scenarios for Europes mountain landscapes

By smadmin | 11. October 2008

Journal of Rural Studies 24(1):56-91

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