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Bøker/hefter, kompendier og GI-serier A – C fås kjøpt på Tapir bokhandel. GEOG 1001 MENNESKE OG STED - II Alle forelesningsnotater er pensum. Bøker Dale, B., Selstad, T. & Sjøholt, P. 2002: Sentralsted og agglomerasjon. Servicesamfunnets begreper og teorier. Acta Geographica, Trondheim, Serie A, Nr. 4, kap. 2-3; s. 9-32. Tilgjengelig på http://www.svt.ntnu.no/geo/forskning/default.asp?menu=Acta_Geographica_Trondheim&actaid=-1357032288 Kaplan, D.H., Wheeler, J.O. & Holloway, T.W. 2014: Urban Geography. 3rd ed. John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, kap. 1-2, 4, 5 (til s. 127), 7, 8 (til s. 205), 13-14. (s. 1-60, 86-127, 169-205, 371-428). Knox, P.L. & Marston, S. 2014: Human Geography. 6th ed. Pearson, Harlow, de to siste kapitlene: Urbanization s. 378-382 (avsn. Urban Geography and Urbanization) og 393-408 (fr.o.m avsn. Urban Systems); City Spaces: Urban Structure i sin helhet (s. 412-441). Artikler samlet i kompendium: Colantonio, A. & Dixon, T. 2011: Urban regeneration & social sustainability. Best practice from European cities. Wiley-Blackwell, kap. 2 (Social sustainability and sustainable communities: Towards a conceptual framework); s. 18-36. Dale, B. 2007: Kunnskapsbyen Trondheim – drøm eller realitet? I: Selstad, T., Dale, B., Sjøholt, P. og Berg, N.G. (red.) Innovative Trøndelag. Tapir, Trondheim; s. 281-305. Hansen, T. & Brattbakk, I. 2005: Drabantbyene – bedre enn sitt rykte? I: Barlindhaug, R. (red.) Storbyens boligmarked – drivkrefter, rammebetingelser og handlingsvalg. Spartacus, Oslo; s. 33-66. Fimreite, A. L., Medalen, T. & Aars, J. 2005: By-governance. I: Fimreite, A. L., & Medalen, T (red.) Governance i norske storbyer. Mellom offentlig styring og privat initiativ. Spartacus, Oslo; s. 11-34.

Jones, M. 1999a: Kulturlandskapets utvikling i Norge. Mellomfagskompendium i historisk geografi. Arbeider fra Geografisk Institutt, Universitetet i Trondheim. Ny serie C. nr. 8; s.3-6, 40-52 samt figurene 31-41 i vedlegg. Kirkhusmo, A. & Stugu, O.S. 1992: Det moderne Trondheim. I: Sandnes, J., Supphellen, S., Grankvist, R., Kirkhusmo, A, & Stugu, O. S. (red.) Trondheim. Olavs by i tusen år. Trondheim kommune/Strindheim Trykkeris Forlag; s. 51-70. Robbins, E. 2005: Et nabolag uten naboskap – Virkningene av fornyelsen på Grünerløkka. I Aspen, R (red.) By og byliv i endring. Studier av byrom og handlingsrom i Oslo. Spartacus, Oslo; s. 223-249. Marit Ekne Ruud 2015: Stedskonstruksjoner og stedstilknytning i boligområder under endring – Eksempler fra Oslo og Lisboa. Aure, M., Cruickshank, J., Berg, N. G., Dale, B. Med sans for sted: nyere teorier. Fagbokforlaget, Bergen; s. 179-193. Røe, Per Gunnar: Hvordan forstå et sted? Om en sosiokulturell stedsanalyse. Album, D. mfl. (red.) Metodene våre. Universitetsforlaget 2010; s. 303-319. Sjøholt, P. 2006: Webers lokaliseringsteori. Industriproduksjonens lokalisering under fri konkurranse. I Ugelvik Larsen, S. (red.) Teori og metode i geografi. Fagbokforlaget, Bergen; s. 77-93. Stugu, O.S. 1997: Den tverrfaglege byhistoria. Heimen bd. 34 1997; s. 11-22. Vatne, E. 2005a: Kunnskapssamfunnet og storbyenes rolle som arena for økonomisk utvikling. I Vatne, E. (red.) Storbyene i kunnskapsøkonomien. Arena for kunnskapsdeling og nyskapning. Spartacus, Oslo; s. 13-45. Vatne, E. 2005b: Norges storbyer – romlig utstrekning og økonomisk funksjon. I Vatne, E. (red.) Storbyene i kunnskapsøkonomien. Arena for kunnskapsdeling og nyskapning. Spartacus, Oslo; s. 47-68. Wessel, T. 2006: Los Angeles-modellen. En postmoderne byutviklingsmodell. I Ugelvik Larsen, S. (red.) Teori og metode i geografi. Fagbokforlaget, Bergen; s. 94-112. Kart Trondheimskartet. Målestokk 1:20 000 og 1:6 000. Trondheim Kommune, Avd. byutvikling & Statens kartverk, Sør-Trøndelag. Sterkt anbefalt litteratur til feltkurs Cramer, W., Christophersen, A., & Jones, M. 1990: Naturtopografi og strandforskyving I: Trondheim i sen forhistorisk tid. Bebyggelsehistorisk Tidskrift 19; s. 78-108.

Jones, M. 1999b: Landskapsverdier som konfliktpunkter i planleggingen. Eksempler fra Trondheim. I: Eggen, M., Geelmuyden, A.K., og Jørgensen, K. (red.) Landskapet vi lever i. Festskrift til Magne Bruun, Norsk arkitekturforlag; s. 178-203. Reite, A.J. Sveian, H. & Erichsen, E. 1999: Trondheim fra istid til nåtid – landskapshistorie og løsmasser. Gråsteinen 5. Norges geologiske undersøkelse. Sandnes, J., Supphellen, S., Grankvist, R., Kirkhusmo, A. & Stugu, O.S. 1992: Trondheim. Olavs by i tusen år. Trondheim kommune/Strindheim Trykkeris Forlag. GEOG 1004 GEOGRAFI I PRAKSIS – TALL, KART OG BILDER

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Rød, Jan Ketil 2009: Verktøy for å beskrive verden: Statistikk, kart og bilder. Tapir Akademisk Forlag. Bokkapittel: Parfitt, J. 2005: Questionnaire design and sampling. I: Flowendew, R. og Martin, D. (red.). Methods in Human Geography. A guide for students doing researh project. Pearson. S.78-109 (vil være tilgjengelig fra It’s learning). Andre: Supplerende lesestoff samt forelesningsnotater og øvingsmateriell som blir gjort tilgjengelig fra It’s learning. Anbefalt litteratur: Grinderud, K., Rasmussen, H. Nilsen, S. Lillethun, A. Holten, A. Sanderud, Ø. 2008: GIS: Geografiens språk i vår tidsalder. Oslo: Tapir Akademisk Forlag GEOG 1005 JORDAS NATURMILJØ Holden, J. (ed). 2008: An introduction to Physical Geography and the Environment. Second edition. Pearson Education Ltd, London. 761 s.

Sulebak, Jan R.: Landformer og prosesser. En innføring i naturgeografiske tema. Fagbokforlaget, ISBN: 978-450-0489-2. Reite, A.J., Erichsen, E og Sveian, H. 1999: Trondheim fra istid til nåtid: landskapshistorie og løsmasser. Trondheim Norges geologiske undersøkelse. 40 s. Anbefalt litteratur: Prestvik, T og Johnsen S.O. 1990: Geologi. Vett & Viten A/S, Sandvika. 255 s. Thoresen, Morten K. 1991: Kvartærgeologisk kart over Norge: Tema jordarter. Trondheim Norges geologiske undersøkelse. 64 s. Ivar B. Ramberg, Inge Bryhni og Arvid Nøttvedt (red.): Landet blir til. Norges Geologiske Forening. ISBN: 978-82-92344-31-6. Noe pensum vil bli tilgjengelig fra en lenkesamling lagt ut på fagets side på It’s learning. GEOG 2001 MENNESKET ENDRER LANDSKAPET Bøker: Christensen, Arne Lie, 2002: Det norske landskapet. Pax Forlag, Oslo. (324 s.) Artikler og bokkapitler (tilgjengelig på It’s learning) Almås, Reidar, 2004: From State-driven modernization to green liberalism 1920-2000. I Almås, R (red.) Norwegian Agricultural History. Tapir Academic Press, Trondheim, 322-358. (36 s.) Andersen, Oddmund, 2004: Steder i det reinsdriftssamiske kulturlandskapet. Dieđut nr. 5-2004, 123-152. (30 s.) Christensen, Arne Lie, 1995: Den norske byggeskikken. Pax Forlag, Oslo, kap 1, 7, og 8. (97 s.) Dahle, Kolbein, Grytli, Eir & Nilsen, Dag, 2005: Trønderlåna: det midtnorske våningshuset. Samlaget, Oslo, s. 19-41. (22 s.)

Daugstad, Karoline, 2001: Tverrfaglig historieforståelse og integrert forvaltning – eksempelområdet Røros. I Skar, B. (red.) Kulturminner og miljø. Forskning i grenselandet mellom natur og kultur. Norsk institutt for kulturminneforskning, Oslo, s. 64-84. (21 s.) Erlien, Gisle, 2009: By- og tettsted – den underkjente kulturarven. I. Engen, E. (red.) Norsk kulturminnefond – de fem første årene. Norsk Kulturminnefond, Røros, s.165-176 (12 s.) Falleth, Eva, 2012: Introduksjon til norsk planlegging. I Aarsether, N., Falleth, E., Nyseth, T. & Kristiansen, R. (red.) Utfordringer for norsk planlegging. Kunnskap. Bærekraft. Demokrati. Cappelen Damm, Høyskoleforlaget, Kristiansand, s. 49-62. (14 s.) Falleth, Eva & Saglie, Inger Lise, 2012: Kommunal arealplanlegging. I Aarsether, N., Falleth, E., Nyseth, T. & Kristiansen, R. (red.) Utfordringer for norsk planlegging. Kunnskap. Bærekraft. Demokrati. Cappelen Damm, Høyskoleforlaget, Kristiansand, s. 85-101. (17 s.) Fiskaa, Helge, 2012: Planlegging i Norge i dag. I Fiskaa, Helge Fysisk detaljplanlegging. Institutt for byforming og planlegging, Fakultet for arkitektur og biletkunst, NTNU, Trondheim, s. 31-52. (20 s.) Fjellheim, Ola H., 2009: Dagliglivets kulturminner. I. Engen, E. (red.) Norsk kulturminnefond – de fem første årene. Norsk Kulturminnefond, Røros, s. 45-52 (8 s.) Fjellheim, Sverre, 1995: Det samiske landskapet. I Fjellheim, S. (red.) Fragment av samisk historie. Sør-Trøndelag og Hedmark Reinsamelag, Røros, s. 58-81. (24 s.) Fjær, Olav, 2004: Fiskevær i fortid og framtid. I Setten, G. (red.) Det levende landskapet. Tapir Akademisk Forlag, Trondheim, s. 67-88. (21 s.) Flemsæter, Frode, 2014. Moralske landskap i utmarka. Utmark (1,2&3), http://www.utmark.org. (3 s.) Flemsæter, Frode og Gunhild Setten 2009. Holding property in trust: Kinship, law and property enactment on Norwegian smallholdings. Environment and Planning A, 41, 9, 2267-2284. (17 s.) Flemsæter, Frode, Kathrina M. Brown og Frank Egil Holm, 2011: Friluftslivets moralske landskap – trender og tradisjoner. Stræthe, E. P. og Haugen, M. (red.) Rurale brytninger, s. 243-251. Tapir, Trondheim. (8 s.) Flemseter, Frode, Gunhild Setten og Katrina M. Brown, 2015: Morality, mobility and citizenship: Legitimising mobile subjectivities in a contested outdoors. Geoforum, 64, 342-350. (8 s.)

Hegrenes, Agnar, 2001: Strukturutviklingen i jordbruket etter 2. verdenskrig. Landbruksøkonomisk Forum 18;2, 19-34 (16 s.) Holand, Ingegjerd, 2005: Reality – theory – practice: Incorporating academic concepts into heritage management. I Jones, M. & Peil, T. (red.) Landscape, Law and Justice. Proceedings from a conference organised by the Centre for Advanced Study at the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, Oslo, June 16–19 2003. Novus forlag, Oslo, s. 124-134. (11 s.) Jones, Michael, 1987: Kulturlandskap og byvekst i Trondheims-området. Heimen, 24:3, 152-170. (18 s.) Jones, Michael, 1988: Land-tenure and landscape change in fishing communities on the outer coast of central Norway, c. 1880 to the present. Methodological approaches and modes of explanation. Geografiska Annaler 70 B, 197-204. (8 s.) Jones, Michael, 1991: The elusive reality of landscape. Concepts and approaches in landscape research. Norsk Geografisk tidsskrift – Norwegian Journal of Geography, 45, 229-244. (15 s.) Jones, Michael, 1998: Forvaltningsmål og styringsmuligheter for jordbrukets kulturlandskap. I Framstad, E. m.fl. (red.) Jordbrukets kulturlandskap. Forvaltning av miljøverdier. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo, s. 239-251. (13 s.) Jones, Michael, 2003: The concept of “cultural landscape”: discourse and narratives. I Palang, H. & Fry, G. (red.) Landscape Interfaces. Cultural heritage in changing landscape. Kluwer Acadmic Publishers, Dordrecht, s. 21-51. (30 s.) Jones, Michael, 2007: The European Landscape Convention and the Question of Public Participation. Landscape Research, 33, 5, 613-633. (20 s.) Jones, Michael, 2009: Analysing landscape values expressed in planning conflicts over change in the landscape. I Van Eetvelde, Sevenant & Van de Velde (red.) Re-Marc-able Landscapes – Marc-ante Landschappen, s 193-205. Liber Amoricum Marc Antrop, Academia Press. (13 s.) Jones, Michael, 2010: Two fires and two landscapes – a tale of two cities. Fennia 188: 1, s. 123–136. (13 s.) Jones, Michael, kommende: Mainstreaming Landscape through the European Landscape Convention. Karsten Jørgensen, Morten Clemetsen, Anne-Karine Halvorsen Thorén & Timothy Kelvin Richardson (red.) Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, Abingdon. (10 s.) Jones, Michael og Rønningen, Katrina, 2007: Jordskifte og kulturlandskap. I Ravna, Ø. (red.) Areal og eiendomsrett. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo, s. 371-390. (20 s.)

Knudsen, Jon P., 2015: Mot en nasjonal fysisk planlegging? Plan, 5, 20-25. Llewellyn, Mark, 2003: Polyvocalism and the public: ‘doing’ a critical historical geography of architecture. Area, 35, 264-270. (16 s.) Lorange, Erik, 1999: Byplanideologi på 1900-tallet. Plan 5/6, s. 16-28. (13 s.) Lundberg, Anders, 1991: Frå punktfredning til drivhuseffekt. Naturvernomgrepet si historiske utvikling, del 1-2. Natur, 1, 10-19, og Natur, 2, 56-66. (22 s) Løwe, Torkil, 2006: Bondens kontroversielle inntektsgrunnlag. Samfunsspeilet 1/2006, s. 12-18. (7 s.) Muir, Richard, 2003: On change in the landscape. Landscape Research 28, 4, 383-403. (20 s.) Myklebust, Dag, 1999: Utviklingen av kulturminnevernet gjennom 1900-tallet. Noen hovedtrekk og noen framtidsvyer. Fortidsminneforeningens Årbok 1999, 153. årg. s. 9-34. (26 s.) Myklebust, Dag, 2009: Hamningberg – der krefter virker sammen. I. Engen, E. (red.) Norsk kulturminnefont – de fem siste årene. Norsk Kulturminnefond, Røros s. 105-110 ( 6 s.) Næss, Petter, 2015: Kompaktbyen og bærekraftig transport. Hanssen, G. S., H. Hofstad og I.-L. Saglie (red.). Kompakt byutvikling: muligheter og utfordringer, 134-146. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. (12 s.) Næss, Petter, Inger-Lise Sagerlie og Kine Halvorsen Thorén 2015: Ideen om den kompakte byen i norsk sammenheng. Hanssen, G. S., H. Hofstad og I.-L. Saglie (red.). Kompakt byutvikling: muligheter og utfordringer, 36-47. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. (11 s.) Rydin, Yvonne, 2011: The purpose of planning. Policy Press, Bristol. kap. 1 og 2. (34 s.) Rørtveit, Hilde Nymoen, 2013: «Genialt planlagt»? Drabantbyen som hjem. I Brun, G. og Setten, G. (red.) Hus, hjem og sted. Geografiske perspektiver på vår samtid, 93-109. Akademika forlag, Trondheim. (16 s.) Schein, Richard H., 2003. Normative dimensions of landscape. Wilson, C. og P. Groth (red.) Everyday America. Cultural landscape studies after J. B. Jackson, 199-218. University of Califoria Press, Berkley. (19 s.) Setten, Gunhild, 2003: Jærbonden og landskapet. I Sjå Jæren, 15. Årbok for Jærmuseet, Hå, s. 89-205. (16 s.)

Setten, Gunhild, 2005: Farming the heritage: on the production and construction of a personal and practiced landscape heritage. International Journal of Heritage Studies, 11, 67-79. (11 s.) Setten, Gunhild, 2012: Til fots – et metodeblikk på landskap og praksis. I Førde, A. m.fl. (red.) 2012. Å finne sted. Metodiske perspektiver på stedsanalyser, 95-105. Akademika Forlag, Trondheim. (10 s.) Setten, Gunhild, 2013: Jærhuset i kulturminnevernet: dømt til dissonans? I Brun, G. og Setten, G. (red.) Hus, hjem og sted. Geografiske perspektiver på vår samtid, 77-91. Akademika forlag, Trondheim. (15 s.) Stugu, Ola Svein, 2006: Mot et urbanisert land? 1920-2000. I Helle, K., Eliassen, F.-E., Myhre, J. E. & Stugu, O. S. Norsk Byhistorie. Urbanisering gjennom 1300 år. Pax Forlag, Oslo, s. 385-446 (61 s.) Sørby, Hild, 1998: Ferdighus – 1900-tallets byggeskikk. I Hosar, K. m.fl. (red.) – hjemme best. Årbok, De Sandvigske Samlinger, Maihaugen, Lillehammer, s. 20-31. (12 s.) Wylie, John, 2007: Landscaping traditions. I: Landscape, 17-54. Routledge, London. (37 s.) Aas, Erik jr., 2002: Landbrukets plass i norsk arkitektur. Tanker ved et tidskifte. Jord og gjerning, Norsk Landsbruksmuseum, Ås, s. 20-35. (15 s.) Aasetre, Jørund, 2004: Naturforvaltningens holdninger til kulturlandskapet. I Setten, G. (red.) Det levende landskapet. Tapir Akademisk Forlag, Trondheim, s. 131-144. (14 s.) GEOG 2003 ISTIDER OG GLASIALE PROSESSER Bøker: Douglas I. Benn & David J.A.Evans 2010: Glaciers & Glaciation. Arnold. ISBN: 0-340-58431-9. Diverse artikler/notater delt ut på forelesning.

GEOG 2006 ENTREPRENØRSKAP OG REGIONAL NÆRINGSUTVIKLING Bøker: Abelsen, Birgit, Isaksen, Arne og Jakobsen, Stig-Erik (red.) (2013): Innovasjon – organisasjon, region og politikk. Cappelen Damm akademisk. Isaksen, A., Karlsen, A. og Sæther, B. (red) 2008: Innovasjoner i norske næringer – et geografisk perspektiv. Bergen: Fagbokforlaget. Kap. 1- 4, 9,11-13. Omfang ca. 182 sider. Kompendium: Karlsen, A. 2009: Når yrkesferdigheter genererer næringsspesialisering. Åtte lokale konsentrasjoner av mekanisk industri. Tidsskrift for samfunnsforskning, 50 (2), 183-213. Omfang ca. 30 sider. Lorentzen, A. 2009: Cities in the Experience Economy. European Planning Studies Vol. 17, No.6. Omfang: ca. 16 sider. Spilling, O. 2005: Entreprenørskap i et evolusjonært perspektiv. NIFUstep arbeidsnotat 19/2005.Omfang: ca. 48 sider. Anbefalt: Isaksen, A., Karlsen, A. og Sæther, B. (red) 2008): Innovasjoner i norske næringer – et geografisk perspektiv. Bergen: Fagbokforlaget. Kap. 5,6,7,8,10. Strategiplan for kulturnæringer. Trøndelag 2009-2016. GEOG2009 VECTOR BASED GIS Book Heywood, Ian, Sarah Cornelius & Steve Carver. (2011): An Introduction to Geographical Information Systems. Fourth edition. Pearson Prentice Hall: London. Other: Exercise material, Virtual Campus Courses, articles, etc. posted on It’s learning.

GEOG2900 BACHELOROPPGAVE

GEOG2011 GEOGRAFIFAGETS HISTORIE MED BACHELOROPPGAVE

GEOG2010 GEOGRAFIFAGETS HISTORIE Bøker Holt-Jensen, A. 2009: Geography - History & Concepts, 4.utg. Sage, London. Holt-Jensen, A. 2007: Hva er geografi? Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. Kap.1-3. (92 s.) Ugelvik Larsen, S. 2006: Teori og metode i geografi. Fagbokforlaget, Bergen. Kap. 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14 og 17. (158 s.) Artikler/bokkapitler samlet i kompendium Blunt, A. & Wills, J. 2000: “Embodying Geography: Feminist Geographies of Gender”, i Dissident Geographies. Prentice Hall, London. Kap. 3. (31 s.) James, P.E. & Martin, G.J. 1972: All Possible Worlds. A History of Geographical Ideas. Wiley, New York. Kap. 6. (20 s.) Sætre, P. J. 2009: Geografi i tekst og bilde. En studie av geografibøker for ungdomsskolen fra Norge, Sverige, Danmark og Finland. PhD-avhandling, Geografisk institutt, NTNU, kap. 3 og 4. (22 s). Bøker Holt-Jensen, A. 2009: Geography - History & Concepts, 4.utg. Sage, London. Holt-Jensen, A. 2007: Hva er geografi? Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. Kap.1-3. (92 s.)

Ugelvik Larsen, S. 2006: Teori og metode i geografi. Fagbokforlaget, Bergen. Kap. 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14 og 17. (158 s.) Artikler/bokkapitler samlet i kompendium Blunt, A. & Wills, J. 2000: “Embodying Geography: Feminist Geographies of Gender”, i Dissident Geographies. Prentice Hall, London. Kap. 3. (31 s.) James, P.E. & Martin, G.J. 1972: All Possible Worlds. A History of Geographical Ideas. Wiley, New York. Kap. 6. (20 s.) Sætre, P. J. 2009: Geografi i tekst og bilde. En studie av geografibøker for ungdomsskolen fra Norge, Sverige, Danmark og Finland. PhD-avhandling, Geografisk institutt, NTNU, kap. 3 og 4. (22 s). GEOG 3101 SAMFUNNSPERSPEKTIV PÅ ENTREPRENØRSKAP II Main book Pike, A., Rodriguez-Pose, A. & Tomaney, J. (2006) Local and Regional Development. Abingdon: Routledge. Articles/chapters Bathelt, H. (2011) Innovation, learning and knowledge creation in co-localised and distant contexts. In Casson, M., Yeung, B., Basu, A. & Wadeson, N. (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Entrepreneurship. Oxford: Oxford University press, pp. 149-161. Braunerhjelm, P. (2011) Entrepreneurship, innovation and economic growth: interdependencies, irrigularities and regularities. In David, B.A., Falck, O., Heblisch, S. & Lederer, A. (eds.) Handbook of Research on Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Cheltenham: Edward Elgard, pp. 161-209. Coe, N.M. & Hess, M. (2011) Local and regional development – A global production network approach. In Casson, M., Yeung, B., Basu, A. & Wadeson, N. (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Entrepreneurship. Oxford: Oxford University press, pp. 128-138. Fagerberg, J. (2005) Innovation. A guide to the literature. In Fagerberg, J., Mowery, D.C. & Nelson, R.R. (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Innovation. Oxford: Oxford University press, pp. 1-26 Hassink, R. & Klaerding, C (2011) Evolutionary approaches to local and regional development policy. I Pike, A., Rodriguez-Pose, A. & Tomaney, J. (eds.) Handbook of

Local and Regional Development. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 139-148 Jessop, B. (2011) The State Government and Governance. I Pike, A., Rodriguez-Pose, A. & Tomaney, J. (eds.) Handbook of Local and Regional Development. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 239-248. Karlsen, A. (2011) “Cluster” Creation by Reconfiguring Communities of Practice. European Planning Studies 19:5: 753-773. Lorentzen, A. (2008) Knowledge networks in local and global space. Entrepreneurship & Regional Development, 20, 533-545. Martin, R. (2010) Roepke Lecture in Economic Geography—Rethinking Regional Path Dependence: Beyond Lock-in to Evolution. Economic Geography 86:1, 1-27. Power, D. & Scott, A. (2011) Culture, creativity, and urban development. In Pike, A., Rodriguez-Pose, A. & Tomaney, J. (eds.) Handbook of Local and Regional Development. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 162-171. Stam, E. (2010) Entrepreneurship, evolution and geography. In Boschma, R. & Martin, R. (eds.) The Handbook of Evolutionary Economic Geography. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 139-161. Steen, M., Karlsen, A. (2014) Path creation and renewal in a single industry town: the case of Verdal and the Windcluster Mid-Norway. Norwegian Journal of Geography 68:2, 133-143. Sundin, E. & Tillmar, M. (2010) the intertwining of social, commercial and public entrepreneurship. In Fayolle, A. & Matlay, H. (eds.) Handbook of Research on Social Entrepreneurship. Cheltenham: Edward Elgard, pp. 142-156. Truffer, B. & L. Coenen (2012). Environmental Innovation and Sustainability Transitions in Regional Studies. Regional Studies 46:1, 1-21. Tödtling, F. (2011) Endogenous approaches to local and regional development policy. In Pike, A., Rodriguez-Pose, A. & Tomaney, J. (eds.) Handbook of Local and Regional Development. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 333-343. Additional literature for Norwegian students Aarsæther, N. (2010) Kommunen i rolla som samfunnsutviklar. I Borch, O.J. & Førde. A. (red.) Innovative Bygdemiljø. Ildsjeler og nyskapingsarbeid, Bergen: Fagbokforlaget, s. 105-119.

Førde, A. (2010) Nyskaping, brytningar og samspel. I Borch, O.J. & Førde. A. (red.) Innovative Bygdemiljø. Ildsjeler og nyskapingsarbeid, Bergen: Fagbokforlaget, s. 155 170. Jacobsen, S-E. & Onsager, K, (2008) Innovasjonspolitikk for næringsutvikling. I Isaksen, A., Karlsen, A. og Sæther, B. (red.) Innovasjoner i Norske næringer – et geografisk perspektiv, Bergen: Fagbokforlaget, s. 269-288. Lorentzen, A.H. (2009) Artistentreprenører som «gjør det selv». I Mangset, P. og Røyseng, S. (red.) Kulturelt Entreprenørskap. Bergen: Fagbokforlaget, s. 69-105. Spilling, O.R. (2008) Strategi for entreprenørskap. I Entreprenørskap på norsk. Bergen: Fagbokforlaget, s. 239-260. Strategiplan for Kulturnæringer, Trøndelag 2009-2016.

Additional literature for international students Coenen, L., Moodysson, J., Martin, H. (2015) Path renewal in old industrial regions: possibilities and limitations for regional innovation policy. Regional Studies, 49:5, 850-865. Dawley, S. (2014) Creating New Paths? Offshore Wind, Policy Activism, and Peripheral Region Development. Economic Geography, 90:1, 91-112. Della-Giustad, M. & King, Z. (2009) Enterprise culture. In Casson, M., Yeung, B., Basu, A. & Wadeson, N. (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Entrepreneurship. Oxford: Oxford University press, pp. 629-647. Foray, D. (2014) From smart specialisation to smart specialization policy. European Journal of Innovation Management 14:4, 492-507. Grillitsch, M. & Trippl , M. (2015) Combining Knowledge from Different Sources, Channels and Geographical Scales . European Planning Studies 22: 11, 2305-2325. Gibbs, D. & O’Neill, K. (2014) The Green Economy, Sustainability Transitions and Transition Regions: A Case Study of Boston. Geografiska Annaler: Seires B, 96: 3, 201 216. Freire-Gibb, L.C. & Lorentzen, A. (2011): A platform for local entrepreneurship: The case of the lightening festival of Fredrikshavn. Local Economy 26:3, 157-169 Mitchell, C.J.A. (2013) Creative destruction or creative enhancement? Understanding the transformation of rural spaces. Journal of Rural Studies 32, 375-387. Simmie, J. (2012) Path Dependence and New Technological Path Creation in Danish Wind Power Industry. European Planning Studies 20:5, 753-772.

GEOG3506 GEOGRAPHY, HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT

GEOG 3102 PROSJEKT - ENTREPRENØRSKAP Selvvalgt pensum i tilknytning til prosjektoppgave. Books can be bought at the bookstore Tapir. Articles marked * are collected in paperbacks (compendiums) and can be bought at the bookstore Tapir. Some articles (chapters) and lecture notes are available as pdf-files at Its Learning. LIST OF READINGS The course covers a core literature, which forms the basic reading requirement for all students. Furthermore, the course offers two options for intensive reading list: •This term (2012) Variant 1: specialising on health and health care in developing countries, is offered Core syllabus (readings for all students) Book: Gatrell, A. C & Elliott, S. J.: Geographies of Health. Second edition. Wiley-Blackwell Publishers 2009. Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10. (ca. 200 p.) Articles etc. collected in compendium with core reading (kjernepensum) (forall students ) *Wilkinson, R.G.: Unhealthy societies. The affliction of inequality. Routledge 1996. Ch. 2: Health becomes a social science, p. 13-28. *Mayer, J.D.: The political ecology of disease as one new focus for medical geography. Progress in Human Geography, 20, 1996, p. 441-456. *Caldwell, J.C.: Rethinking the African AIDS Epidemic. Population and Development Review. 26, 2000, p. 117-135. *Caldwell, J.C.: Health transition: The cultural, social and behavioural determinants of health in the third world. Soc. Sci. & Medicine 36, 1993, p. 125-135 *Agyei-Mensah, S. & Aase, A.: A. Patterns of fertility change in Ghana: A time and space perspective. Geografiska Annaler 80 B (4), 1998, p. 203-213. *Hyma, B. & Ramesh, A.: Traditional medicine: Its extent and potential for incorporation into modern national health systems. In: D. Philips & Y. Verhasselt: Health and development, Routledge 1994, p. 65-82. *Jørgensen, S.H. & Abane, A.M.: A comparative study of urban traffic accidents in developing and developed countries: Empirical observations and problems from Trondheim (Norway) and Accra (Ghana). Bulletin of the Ghana Geographical Association, 21, 1999 p.113-128.

Articles as pdf-files at the course page at Its Learning: Macintyre, S., Ellaway, A. & Cummins, S. (2002) Place effects on health: how can we conceptualise, operationalise and measure them? Social Science & Medicine, 55, 1, p. 125-39. Cutchin, M. P. (2007) The need for the “new health geography” in epidemiologic studies of environment and health. Health & Place 13, p. 725-42. Cummins, S., Curtis, S., Diez-Roux, A.V. & Macintyre, S. (2007) Understanding and representing ‘place’ in health research: A relational approach. Social Science & Medicine, 65, 9, p. 1825-38. Variant 1. Health and health care in developing countries Book: Lankinen, K.S. et al (eds.): Health and Disease in Developing Countries. Macmillan 1994. Chapters 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 32, 33, 46 (ca. 160 p.). The book is sold out from the publisher, however a few copies are still at Tapir bookstore. Scanned chapters will be available at Its learning. Alternatives to Lankinen, K.S. Chapters 14 – 18, 20. Werner, D. (revised edition 1993). Where there is no doctor. Macmillan Chapters 1, 12, 13, 14, 19, 21, 22. Available as E-book. The reading list includes a series of articles, book chapters etc. which might be supplemented during the course. Compendium *Airhihenbuwa, C. O.: Health and culture. Beyond the Western Paradigm. Sage 1995, Ch. 3: Developing culturally appropriate health programs. p 25-43. *Caldwell, J.C. & P.: New light on the Sub-Saharan African Fertility Transition. In: S Agyei-Mensah (ed.) Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa: A collection of microdemographic studies. Greenwood Press 2001, 17 p. *Odero, W., Garner, P. & Zwi, A. Road traffic injuries in the developing countries: a comprehensive review of epidemiological studies. Tropical Medicine and International Health 1997, 2; p 445-460. (Cursory or additional reading: (*Desowitz, R.: The fly that would be king. From: New Guinea Tapeworms and Jewish Grandmothers. Tales of Parasites and People. Norton 1987, 16 p.) Notes: Lecture notes handed out during lectures. Cursory or recommended reading: The remaining chapter of Gatrell, A. C & Elliott, S. J.: Geographies of Health. Second edition. Wiley-Blackwell Publishers 2009. Chapters 7 and 8 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Gould, W.T.S. (2005). Vulnerability and HIV/AIDS in Africa: From demography to development. Population, Space and Place 11:473-484.

Reher, D.S. (2004). The demographic transition revisited as a global process. Population, Space and Place 10:19-41. Regarding Nordic health geography: Schærström, Jørgensen, S.H., Kistemann, T. & Sivertun, Å (eds.) 2014. Geography and Health. A Nordic Outlook. Författeres Bokmaskin, Stockholm. Can be purchased from Dept. of Geography, NTNU. Meade, M. S & Emch, M. (2010) Medical Geography 3rd edition. Guilford Press. Ch.2: The Human Ecology of Disease, Ch. 5. Transition and Development, Ch 6.: Climate and Weather: Influences on Health. Variant 2. Health and health care in Western countries Book: Aase, A & Storm-Furru, I. (h.forf.): Nasjonalatlas. Bind om helse. Statens kartverk, 1996. Kapitler om ‘God og dårlig helse’ (s. 11-23), ‘Levealder og dødelighet’ (s. 25-33) ‘Andre sykdommer og lidelser’ (s. 75-87), ‘Risikofaktorer og eksposisjoner’ (s. 89-99), Et regionalgeografisk perspektiv, (s. 101-112). ‘Kommunehelse-tjenesten’ (s. 135-168), og kap. ‘Fylkeskommunale og statlige helsetjenester (s. 169-188). NB Fås kjøpt på Geografisk inst eller lånes fra biblioteket Dragvoll Sund, E. R. & Jørgensen, S. H. (2009) Folkehelsens geografiske fordeling. Kap 2. s. 35-58. I Mæland et al. (red.) Sosial Epidemiologi. Sosiale årsaker til sykdom og helsesvikt. Gyldendal akademisk. Oslo. Articles etc.:(Available at ”Student-kroken”) Haug, K. Kostnader og ressurser i norsk helsevesen. I Askildsen, J.E & Haug, K. (red.) Helse, økonomi og politikk. Cappelen forlag 2002. Kap. 1 s. 17-36. Wilkinson, R.G.: Unhealthy societies, kap. 4, The problem of health inequalities, s. 53-71. Moon, G. & Curtis, S.: Health and health policy in Europe. I Unwin T. (ed.): A European Geography. Longman 1998, s. 291-310. Haggett, P.: Epidemiological transition: Implications for health and health care provision. Geografiska Annaler 76 B (2) s. 71-89. Wiik, J., Loeb, M. & Kopjar, B.: Ulykker og skader som helseproblem. Hurlen, I P. & Nordhagen, P. (red.) Folkehelse i forandring. Folkehelsa. Universitetsforlaget 1996. s. 131-147. Elola, J.: Health care systems in Western European countries: The relevance of health care organization. Int. Journal of Health Services, 1996, 26, s. 239-251. Notes: Lecture notes handed out during lectures

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GEOG3517 – SOSIAL ULIKHET, IDENTITET OG STED

Books Nunan, Fiona 2015: Understanding Poverty and the Environment Analytical frameworks and approaches. Routledge. Scoones, Ian 2015: Sustainable Livelihoods and Rural Development. Fernwood Books Ltd Articles: The full reading list including articles etc. will be available at the beginning of the course. Bøker Anderson, J. 2010. Understanding cultural geography. Places and traces. London/New York: Routledge. (182 s.) Berg, N.G. 2007. Social and cultural geography in Norway: from welfare to difference, identity and power. Social & Cultural Geography 8(2): 303-330. (26 s.) Del Casino Jr., V.J. 2009. Social Geography. Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell, 1-94. (93 s.) Duncan, J., Johnson, N.C. & Schein, R.H. (eds.) 2008. A Companion to Cultural Geography. Maldon/Oxford/Carlton: Blackwell Publishing, 9-48. (38 s.) Panelli, R. (2004). Social Geographies. London: Sage Publications, 1-218. (217 s.) Some more texts will be added to the list when the course starts. GEOG 3522 MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT Books (key texts are highlighted in grey)

General

BARTRAM, David (2005). International Labor Migration: Foreign Workers and PublicPolicy, Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan.

Castles, Stephen, Hein de Haas and Mark J. Miller (2013). 5th edition. The Age of Migration: International Population Movements in the Modern World, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. See also website http://www.age-of-migration.com/index.asp

COHEN, Robin (2006). Migration and its Enemies: Global Capital, Migrant Labour and the Nation-State, Aldershot: Ashgate.

Manning, Patrick (2013). 2nd edition. Migration in World History, London: Routledge.

MARFLEET, Philip (2005). Refugees in a Global Era, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

MOOREHEAD, Caroline (2006). Human Cargo: A Journey amongst Refugees, London: Vintage.

MOSES, Jonathon W. (2006). International Migration: Globalization’s Last Frontier, London: Zed Books.

POOLEY C. G. & I. D. Whyte (eds.) (1991). Migrants, Emigrants and Immigrants: A Social History of Migration, London: Routledge.

STALKER, Peter (2008). No-Nonsense Guide to International Migration, Oxford: New Internationalist.

TODARO Michael & Stephen C. Smith (2014). 12th edition. Economic Development, Pearson Addison-Wesley. (See relevant chapters, especially ch.7)

BAINES, D. (1991). Emigration from Europe 1815-1930, Basingstoke: Macmillan.

CASTLES, Stephen (2006). “Guestworkers in Europe: A Resurrection?“ in International Migration Review 40 (4): 741–766.

PANAYI, P. (1999). A History of European Minorities Hambledon

SOLOMOS J. (ed.) (1993). Racism and Migration in Western Europe, Oxford: Berg.

WHYTE, I D (2000). Migration and Society in Britain, 1550-1830, Basingstoke: Macmillan.

WINDER, Robert (2005). Bloody Foreigners: The Story of Immigration to Britain, London: Little Brown.

Göktürk, Deniz et al (eds) (2007). Germany in Transit: Nation and Migration, 1955-2005, Berkeley: University of California Press.

BALIBAR, Étienne & Imanuel WALLERSTEIN (1991). Race, Nation, Class: Ambiguous Identities, London : Verso.

MODOOD, Tariq (2007). Multiculturalism: A Civic Idea, Cambridge: Polity.

Fiction

ALI, Monica (2004). Brick Lane, London: Black Swan. (Bangladeshi in London)

BOYLE, T. C. (1995). The Tortilla Curtain, London: Penguin.

EUGENIDES, Jeffrey (2003). Middlesex, London: Picador (Greeks in US)

HELLER, Joseph, Good as Gold (Jewish Community in US)

KINGSTON, Maxine Hong (1981). China Men, London: Pan (Chinese in the US)

LEVY, Andrea (2004). Small Island, London: Headline. (Jamaicans in Britain)

O'CONNOR, Joseph. Star of the Sea, London: Vintage. (Irish exodus to America, 1840s)

STEINBECK, John, Grapes of Wrath (intra-US migration during depression years)

SMITH, Zadie (2001). White Teeth, London: Penguin.

Journal articles

De Haas, H. 2010. Migration and development: A theoretical perspective. International Migration Review 44(1): 227–264.

Faist, T. 2008. Migrants as transnational development agents: an inquiry into the newest round of the migration-development nexus. Population, Space and Place 41(1): 21–42.

King, R. 2012. Geography and migration studies: retrospect and prospect. Population, space and place 18(2): 134–153.

Lindley, A. 2009. The early-morning phonecall: remittances from a refugee diaspora perspective. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 35(8): 1315–1334.

Mercer, C., B. Page and M. Evans. 2009. Unsettling connections: transnational networks, development and African home associations. Global Networks 9(2): 141 – 161.

Mercer, C. and B. Page. 2012. Why do people do stuff? Reconceptualizing remittance behaviour in diaspora-development research and policy. Progress in Development Studies 12(1): 1–18.

Philips, N. 2009. Migration as development strategy? The new political economy of dispossession and inequality in the Americas. Review of International Political Economy 16(2): 231 – 259.

Pilcher, J. (1994). Mannheim's sociology of generations: an undervalued legacy. British Journal of Sociology, 481-495.

Portes, A. 2010. Migration and social change: some conceptual reflections. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 36(10): 1537 – 1563.

Pun, N., & Lu Huilin. (2010). Unfinished Proletarianization: Self, Anger, and Class Action among the Second Generation of Peasant-Workers in Present-Day China. Modern China, 36(5), 493-519.

Raghuram, P. 2009. Which migration, what development? Unsettling the edifice of migration and development. Population, Space and Place 15 (2): 103–117.

Resurreccion, B.P. 2005. Women in-between: gender, transnational and rural-urban mobility in the Mekong Region. Gender, Technology and Development 9(1): 31–56.

Rigg, J. 2006. Land, Farming, Livelihoods, and Poverty: Rethinking the Links in the Rural South. World Development 34 (1): 180-202.

Skeldon, Ronald (2008) International migration as a tool in development policy: a passing phase? Population and Development Review 34 (1): 1–18.

Sørensen, N.N., N. Van Hear, P. Engberg-Pedersen. 2002 The migration-development nexus evidence and policy options. State-of-the-art overview. International Migration 40(5): 3–47.

Thao, V. T. (2013). Making a Living in Rural Vietnam from (Im)mobile Livelihoods: a Case of Women's Migration. Population, Space and Place, 19(1), 87-102.

Van Hear, N. 2004. ‘I went as far as my money would take me’: conflict, forced migration and class. Centre on Migration and Society, Working Paper No.6. University of Oxford, Oxford.

Van Hear, N. (2011) Diasporas, recovery and development in conflict-ridden societies’, in The Migration-Development-Nexus: A Transnational Perspective, edited by Thomas Faist, Margit Fauser and Peter Kivisto, Palgrave Macmillan, 85-103.

Recommended readings

Black, R., D. Kniveton & K. Schnidt‐Verkerk. 2011. Migration and Climate change: towards and integrated assessment of sensitivity. Environment and Planning A, 43 (2): 431 – 450

Castles, S. 2002. Environmental change and forced migration: making sense of the debate. PDES Working Papers No. 70. Geneva: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Hage, G. 2005. A not so multi-sited ethnography of a not so imagined community. Anthropological Theory 5: 463 – 475.

Hartmann, B. 2010. Rethinking climate refugees and climate conflict: rhetoric, reality and the politics of policy discourse. Journal of International development 22: 233–246.

Lipton, M. 1980. Migration from Rural Areas of Poor Countries: the impact on rural productivity and income distribution, World Development 8: 1–24.

Malkki, L.H. 1995. Refugees and exile: from “refugee studies” to the national order of things. Annual Review of Anthropology 24: 495–523.

Marcus, G.E. 1995. Ethnography in/of the World System: The Emergence of multi-sited ethnography. Annual Review of Anthropology 24: 95-117.

Skeldon, R. 1997. Migration and Development: a Global Perspective. Longman, London. Introduction. (the chapter will be available in the Department)

Skeldon, R. 2006. Interlinkages between internal and international migration in the Asian region, Population, Space and Place, vol. 12(1):15-30-

Skeldon, R. 2011a. Reinterpreting migration and development, in The Global Political Economy of Migration. International Political Economy Yearbook, vol. 17, ed. N. Phillips, Boulder, Lynne Reiner, pp. 103-119.

Skeldon, R. 2011b. Migration transitions revisited: their continued relevance for the development of migration theory, Population, Space and Place, vol. 18(2): 154-166.

Some more readings may be made compulsory during the term.

--------------------- c. Online resources

Research Institutes Asia Pacific Migration Research Network, http://apmrn.usp.ac.fj/ “The APMRN is a collaborative organisation of researchers and scholars interested in all

aspects of migration.” This research institute is centrally co-ordinated from the National University of Australia and has regional coordinators in Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Mongolia, New Zealand, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Sri Lanka, the Pacific Islands (based in Fiji), Taiwan, China, Thailand and Vietnam.

Centre for European Migration and Ethnic Studies, http://www.cemes.org/homepage.htm The centre no longer operates, but the website contains an archive documenting completed

projects. Center for Migration Studies, New York: http://www.cmsny.org/ One of the leading research institutes of the field. It publishes the journal International

Migration Review as well as books and monographs, and undertakes original research European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations http://www.uu.nl/uupublish/onderzoek/onderzoekcentra/ercomer/24638main.html This is an excellent research website providing documents and an very good virual library. It

“exists to actively encourage, support and promote comparative research in the fields of international migration and ethnic relations within the European context. The centre is situated within the Faculty of Social Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands.”

Institute for Migration Research and International Studies The Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies (IMIS) is an interdisciplinary

and interdepartmental research institute at the University of Osnabrück in Germany. Immigration History Research Center, http://www.ihrc.umn.edu/ This is “an interdisciplinary research center” situated at the University of Minnesota. It

supports research on international migration and has “a special emphasis on immigrant and refugee life in the U.S.”

Leiden University History of International Migration

http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/history/migration/ A very extensive and comprehensive site, with links to other relevant sources. Very useful. The Metropolis Project, http://international.metropolis.net/ This is an excellent website devoted to “comparative research and public policy development

on migration, diversity, and immigrant integration in cities in Canada and around the world.”

Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford: http://www.rsc.ox.ac.uk/ The website of Britain’s leading research institute for refugee studies. A lot of material and

links to other sites. Their journal Forced Migration Review is at http://www.fmreview.org/

Sussex Centre for Migration Research: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/migration/ A research institute based at the University of Sussex, publisher of the Journal of Ethnic and

Migration Studies. The website provides access to its working papers. Migration Policy Institute http://www.migrationpolicy.org/ A leading US-American think tank and research institute based in Washington. Self

description: “The Migration Policy Institute is an independent, non-partisan, non-profit think tank dedicated to analysis of the movement of people worldwide.”

Center for Migration and Development: http://cmd.princeton.edu/index.shtml A research institute based Princeton University, US. National Centre for Migration Studies http://www.ini.smo.uhi.ac.uk/countries/u_countries.htm Research institute based at the University of Aberdeen. Scalabrini Migration Center: http://www.smc.org.ph/Home.htm “The Scalabrini Migration Center (SMC) is a non-profit research institute established in 1987

and based in Manila, Philippines. SMC is dedicated to encourage and facilitate the study of socio-demographic, economic, political, psychological, historical, legislative and religious aspects of human migration and refugee movements from and within Asia.”

International Organizations International Centre for Migration and Health, http://www.icmh.ch/ “A Swiss-based non-profit institution that was established in 1995. Its mandate is to work on

research, training and policy advocacy in all areas related to migration and health”

International Organisation for Migration http://www.iom.int/ The website of the leading international organisation devoted to researching migration. The

website offers a wide range of research documents and advice on migration. Southern African Migration Project, http://www.queensu.ca/samp/ This is “an international network of organizations founded in 1996 to promote awareness of

migration-development linkages in countries belonging to the Southern African Development Community. (SADC).”

UN High Commissioner for Refugees http://www.unhcr.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/home The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was established in 1950.

It is a United Nations agency with the mission to protect and support refugees at the request of a government or the UN itself. It also helps with the voluntary repatriation of refugees or their local integration or resettlement to third countries.

Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) http://www.oecd.org/topic/0,3373,en_2649_33931_1_1_1_1_37415,00.html

The OECD offers a range of up-to-date data on international migration. International Labour Organisation http://www.ilo.org/global/Themes/Labour_migration/index.htm The ILO is the UN agency devoted to “to advancing opportunities for women and men to

obtain decent and productive work in conditions of freedom, equity, security and human dignity. Its main aims are to promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen dialogue in handling work-related issues.” The website provides numerous documents and links.

Information sites Forced Migration online http://www.forcedmigration.org/ This website provides «access to a wide variety of online resources dealing with the situation

of forced migrants worldwide.» Migration Information Source http://www.migrationinformation.org/ This is the very useful information of the Migration Policy Institute (see above). It provides

articles, information and data on a wide range of migration topics. Peter Stalker’s Guide to International Migration: http://www.pstalker.com/migration/ This is the excellent site of the author of the No-nonsense Guide to International Migration. It

is very well structured and provides a range of very useful information. Moving Here: http://www.movinghere.org.uk/default.htm This is a very good site, with a tremendous amount of information relating to immigrants in

Britain, their history, and background to the source countries. The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/Refugees_in_Britain Numerous articles and the latest news on migration and refuges in the UK; links;

documentation

The World in One Country: http://www.guardian.co.uk/flash/0,,1690291,00.html Provides an interactive map of migrant communities in Britain. Electronic Immigration Network: http://www.ein.org.uk/ “EIN is a specialist provider of information on UK immigration and refugee law via the

Internet. EIN also contains information on immigration/asylum issues and case-law from the European Union and selected documents from other English-speaking jurisdictions.”

Migration News http://migration.ucdavis.edu/mn/ An up-to-date online news digest of international migration information based at the

University of California in the US. It is compiled monthly form a vast source of media. NGOs and political activism ECRE (European Council on Refugees and Exiles) http://www.ecre.org/ This is “a pan-European network of 65 refugee-assisting non-governmental organisations that

promotes a humane and generous European asylum policy.” Asylum Aid: http://www.asylumaid.org.uk/ Website of an NGO which is working to “secure protection for people seeking refuge in the

United Kingdom from persecution and human rights abuses abroad”. Global Internally-Displaced People project: http://www.idpproject.org/ “The Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), established in 1998 by the

Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), is the leading international body monitoring conflict-induced internal displacement worldwide.” Internal displacement describes the forced movement of people within their home country. These are refugees who do not leave their home country, but have been forced to leave their homes.

Norwegian Refugee Council http://www.nrc.no/ “NRC is an independent humanitarian organization. Our task is to enhance international

protection of refugees and internally displaced people, and to offer humanitarian assistance.”

December 18: http://www.december18.net/ This is a website which is run by an international network of volunteers and NGOs devoted to

the promotion and protection of the rights of migrants. The no border network: http://www.noborder.org/ A political activists’ website: “The no border network is a tool for all groups and grass root

organizations who work on the questions of migrants and asylum seekers in order to struggle alongside with them for freedom of movement, for the freedom for all to stay in the place which they have chosen, against repression and the many controls which multiply the borders everywhere in all countries.”

No one is illegal: http://www.noii.org.uk/ Another activists’ website who describe themselves as follows: “No One Is Illegal (NOII) UK

challenges the ideology of immigration controls and campaigns for their total abolition.

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We oppose controls in principle and reject any idea there can be “fair” or “just” or “reasonable” or “non racist” controls.”

Academic Journals International Migration, Oxford International Migration Review, published by the Center for Migration Studies, New York Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Journal of the Centre for European Migration and

Ethnic Studies and the Sussex Centre for Migration GEOG3524 RASTER BASED GIS Book: Rød, J.K. GIS – verktøy for å forstå verden. Kunnskapsforlaget. A list of equivalent literature in English will be made ready when the course starts.

Students should select 500 pages of literature relevant to their individual thesis. These readings have to be approved by the course instructor. Suggested readings Scheyvens, R. & D. Storey (2003): Development Fieldwork. A Practical Guide, Sage London, 255 pages. Or Laws, Sophie with C. Harper & R. Marcus (2003): Research for Development. Sage, London, 475 pages. Hoddinott, J. (1992): ‘Fieldwork under time constraints.’ In Devereux, S. & J. Hoddinott Fieldwork in Developing Coutries, Harvester Weatsheaf, London, pp. 73-85.

Bøker

Neuman, R.P 2005: Making Political ecology . London: Hodder Arnold. Toulmin, C (2009): Climate Change in Africa . London & New York: Zed Books.

SFEL 1000 SAMFUNNSFAGLIGE PERSPEKTIVER PÅ NATURRESSURSFORVALTNING Bøker Benjaminsen, T. A og Svarstad, H. 2010: Politisk økologi: Miljø, mennesker og makt. (Kapittel 1 3-8). Universitetsforlaget, Oslo (under utgivelse). Sandström, C.; Hovik, S.; Falleth, E.I. 2008: Omstridd Natur. Borea. (Utvalgte kapitler - ca 60 %). Artikler i kompendium (kjøpes på Tapir Dragvoll)

Bull, B. 2002: Verdens skjeve utvikling: teorier om problemer og løsninger. I: Benjaminsen, T. A og Svarstad H. Samfunnsperspektiver på miljø og utvikling, 2. utgave, Kapittel 10. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. 299 – 320.

Hardin, G. 1968: The Tragedy of the Commons, i Blunden, J., Haggett, P., Hamnett, C. and Sarre, P (eds.) Fundamentals of Human Geography: A reader, Harper &Row, Publishers / The Open University Press, UK. Jones, G & Hollier, G. 1997: Resources, society and environmental management, side 20-48 og 239-268, Paul Chapman Publishing, London. Jones, M. 1989: Kulturlandskapet – et ord med mange meninger. Spor 8.2, s. 4-5 og 49 (3 s.). Jones, M. 1993: Landscape as a resource and the problem of landscape values, Report no 6/93 The University of Trondheim, Center of Environment and Development (SMU), pp.19-33. Langhelle,O. 2002: Bærekraftig utvikling. I: Benjaminsen, T. A og Svarstad H. Samfunnsperspektiver på miljø og utvikling, 2. utgave, Kapittel 10. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo. 225 – 254.

McConnell, W. J. 2002: Madagascar. Emerald Isle or Paradise Lost? Environment 44 (8), 10-22. Ostrom, E. 1992: ’The rudiments of a theory on the origins, survival and performance of common property institutions.’ I Bromley, D. (ed) Making the commons work. Theory, practice and policy. (Side 77-97). Bergenhahn, Oxford. Skonhoft, A. 2002: Bruk av økonomiske modeller I naturressursforvaltningen. Hvor stor bør elgbestanden være? Arbeidsnotat som bygger på et fellesarbeid med Jon-Olaf Olaussen i Norsk Økonomisk Tidsskrift nr. 2, 2002. (’Naturressursutnyttelse ved asymmetrisk nytte og kostnad. Elgforvaltning i Norge’). Lastes ned fra Nettet/It’s learning: Aasetre, J. 2000: Naturforvaltningen og dens forhold til grupper innen primærnæringene. Utmark. Nummer 2: 2000. http://www.utmark.org/ Aasetre, J. 2005: Lokal naturforvaltning: Mellom idealer og realiteter. Utmark. Nummer 1:2005. http://www.utmark.org/ Mehta, L 2000: Water for the Twenty-First Century: Challenges and Misconceptions. Sussex IDS Working Papers - 111. 20 pages. Lastes ned her: http://www.ids.ac.uk/ids/bookshop/wp/wp111.pdf Rosegrant, M.W. & Binswanger, H.P. 1994: ’Market in tradable water rights: potential for efficiency gains in developing country water resource allocation’. World Development Vol 22, no 11 side 1613-1625 (Online tidskrift i Bibsys) Lein, H. & Tagseth M. 2009: Tanzanian water policy reforms—between principles and practical applications. Water Policy 11 (2009) 203–220 Artikler, forelesningsnotater og annet som legges ut på It’s learning er pensum.