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Article
1 Jun 2016
A report on the Paris Climate Change Agreement and its implications for tourism: why we will always have Paris
By:
Daniel Scott
Michael Hall
Stefan Gössling
Article
29 Jan 2016
Adaptive capacity to changes in terrestrial ecosystem services amongst primary small- scale resource users in northern Norway and Sweden
By:
Halvor Dannevig
Report
1 Jan 2016
Dr.gradsavhandling: Agenda-setting the unknown: A study of local and regional governance of adaptation in Norway
By:
Halvor Dannevig
Article
20 Nov 2015
Understanding the need for adaptation in a natural resource dependent community in Northern Norway: Issue salience, knowledge and values
By:
Halvor Dannevig
Grete Hovelsrud
Article
15 Sep 2015
Future changes in the supply of goods and services from natural ecosystems: prospects for the European north
By:
Halvor Dannevig
Article
16 Aug 2015
Exploring Vulnerability and Adaptation Narratives among Fishers, Farmers, and Municipal Planners in Northern Norway
By:
Grete Hovelsrud
Halvor Dannevig
Jennifer West
Article
15 Aug 2015
The regional level as boundary organization? An analysis of climate change adaptation governance in Norway
By:
Halvor Dannevig
Carlo Aall
Report
15 Nov 2006
Political discourse and climate change: The Challenge of Reconciling Scale of Impact with Level of Governance.
By:
Gard Lindseth