Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research

Умумталъим мактаби ўқувчиларни жисмоний тайёргарлигини шакилланиш динамикаси.

Ajiniyaz Kannazarov

Умумталъим мактаби ўқувчиларни жисмоний тайёргарлигини шакилланиш динамикаси.

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Умумталъим мактаби ўқувчиларни жисмоний тайёргарлигини шакилланиш динамикаси.

Ajiniyaz Kannazarov

Умумталъим мактаби ўқувчиларни жисмоний тайёргарлигини шакилланиш динамикаси.

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Border town heritage maintenance and memory politics: the case of Kirkenes at the Norway–Russia border

Torgrim Sneve Guttormsen, Jukka Nyyssönen

This article examines Norwegian–Russian heritage-making and memory practices through the border town of Kirkenes in northeastern Norway. Methodologically, the analysis draws on four interconnected fields: collective memory articulated in local historical association yearbooks, museum practices in Kirkenes, commemorative rituals surrounding the Soviet …

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Forging legal communitas: physicians’ resistance in media discourses in Sweden's ‘Snitch Law’ debate

JOSEPHINE T. V. GREENBROOK, EMMA LUNDBERG, Karin Åberg, Mayssa Rekhis et autres

Abstract In October 2022, the Swedish government announced a series of reforms in the field of migration policy, including a proposed legal obligation requiring all employees in public institutions, including healthcare professionals, to report people living as undocumented migrants in the country …

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What Could and Should Cultural Policy Do? Legitimacy, Cultural Capabilities and the Research-Governance Gap

Joar Skrede

This article examines the gap between expansive research frameworks for understanding culture’s societal significance and the realistic scope of cultural policy. Drawing on the capability approach, ecological perspectives and a layered model of the cultural field, it argues that frameworks such as …

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Biotic interactions may be more important than climate for shaping animal niches

Inger Greve Alsos, Dorothée Ehrich, Dilli P. Rijal, Marie Merkel et autres

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D4.3 Proposal draft of an integrated European biodiversity observation network with observation-to-policy-support workflows and suggestions to overcome bottlenecks

Wilm Daniel Kissling, Tom Breeze, Camino Liquete, Anne Lyche Solheim et autres

This deliverable provides recommendations for designing a European Biodiversity Observation Network. It synthesizes the current biodiversity monitoring landscape in Europe, describes the framework and methodology for a co-design approach, and identifies what should be monitored (terrestrial, freshwater and marine Essential Biodiversity Variables), …

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Monitoring gully erosion in the Moldavian Plateau, Romania: advanced methods to safeguard cultural heritage

Maximilian Diac, Ionuţ Cristi Nicu, Andrei Asăndulesei

Gully erosion is a primary processes of global soil degradation, occurring in all climatic regions worldwide. The consequences of this phenomenon are twofold, affecting both agricultural lands and cultural heritage sites of national and international importance. In recent years, there has been …

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The Power of Heritage Norms: Bridging Critical Heritage Theory and Norm Circle Theory

Joar Skrede, Alexis Thouki

ABSTRACT This article brings Norm Circle Theory (NCT) into dialogue with Critical Heritage Theory (CHT) to examine normative authority in the heritage field. Although strands of CHT that draw on discourse analysis and assemblage approaches illuminate the ideological formations shaping heritage and …

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Do Mimic Hoverflies Spatially Match Their Bumblebee Models? Evidence From a Polymorphic Mimicry System

Blessing Umeh, Markus A. K. Sydenham, Michael A. Patten

ABSTRACT Batesian mimicry enables harmless species to evade predation by resembling defended models. Although mimicry theory predicts that mimics should broadly co‐occur with their models, increasing evidence suggests that mimic–model associations may extend beyond individual model species, and it remains unclear whether …

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Temporal regimes in heritage and urban planning: Conceptualising the ordering of past, present and future

Joar Skrede

This article develops the notion of temporal regimes to analyse how time is ordered, valued and linked in the intertwined fields of heritage and urban planning. Heritage studies have long emphasised that ‘the past’ is actively constructed in the present, while planning …

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Data for: Social networks and ecological collapse: A case study of the Tana salmon fishery in Norway

Marius Warg Næss, Guro Lovise Hole Fisktjønmo, Bård‐Jørgen Bårdsen

The data reported here is based on the results from 1) interviews, 2) Net-Maps, and 3) an allocation game with fishers in the Tana river, Norway. The data was collected over two years, with the aim of collecting data from the vignettes …

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