Camila Brattland, an academic and researcher, describes her childhood growing up in a coastal Sami Community in Northern Norway, the abundant cod

In this article, we describe teaching through experimental writing workshops designed to introduce students to a way of writing that expresses Indigenous methodologies in recognizing multiple epistemic authorities.

It has been very encouraging for me and my research team. 2017-04-03 · Contact Camilla Brattland at camilla.brattland@uit.no or Vera Hausner at vera.hausner@uit.no for more information. This is a great opportunity to enter Arctic and Sustainability Sciences, with a positive and innovative research team! Camilla Brattland1,2 Correspondence: camilla.brattland@uit.no 1Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU), High North Department, Tromsø, Norway 2UiT- The Arctic University of Norway, Centre for Sami Studies, Tromsø, Norway Abstract This article discusses the future of indigenous Sami fisheries in cybernetic fisheries Camilla Brattland A dissertation for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor 2012 Faculty of Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics Norwegian College of Fishery Science Center for Sami Studies Camilla Brattland Celeste Digiovanni Bjørn Hersoug Jahn Petter Johnsen Kine Mari Karlsen Ingrid How to cite: Schreiber, Dorothee, and Camilla Brattland (eds.), “Salmon Cultures: Indigenous Peoples and the Aquaculture Industry,” RCC Perspectives 2012, no 4. Download PDF - 2.75 MB Content camilla brattland 30 conditions and are just as diverse and modern as other peoples Norway has been a front-runner with respect to indigenous rights, among the first to ratify ILO Convention 169,3 and to establish a Sami Parliament as a representative organ for the Sami people in 1989.

Nesås. Lill-. Tunnsjø. Østnes Vågen. Ha. Nordbakk Leirla Leirbakk Kvelia Det säger Camilla Olsson, vd på kommunägda Turist- och kongressbyrån i Östersund. Trycket har varit hårt på hotellen i Östersund de sista veckorna och det är 133, Camilla Hott, 3:48:58.0(+57:26.4) 521, Camilla Marie Granheim Hesbøl, 4:36:12.0(+1:44:40.4) 615, Turid Brattland Aamlid, 4:47:29.0(+1:55:57.4).

Camilla Brattland, Einar Eythórsson, Jørn Weines og Knut Sunnanå: Social-ecological timelines to explore human adaptation to coastal change. 2018, Ambio special edition. Popular science article: Brattland, Camilla; Eythórsson, Einar. Fiskesløyfa. Spildrafiskernes bruk av sjøen og hvordan den endres av oppdrettsvirksomhet.

12.15-12.30 Opening and introduction to open seminar (Káfastallat network organizers and host) 12.30 – 15.00 Chair: Camilla Brattland, UiT BRATTLAND 602. 837 96, UNDERSÅKER.

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2 Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research ( NIKU), Oslo, Norway.

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“Sustainability Feb 22, 2021 Session 4: Associate Professor Camilla Brattland, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway. Session 5: Student Giulia Testa, ERASMUS exchange However, a study by Mustonen and Camilla Brattland, a researcher based in Norway, found that Finland and Norway, for example, are struggling to make use of 17.

2018, Ambio special edition. Popular science article: Brattland, Camilla; Eythórsson, Einar. Fiskesløyfa.
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Makalausmedia/Elisabet Aagård. Brattland 180 I Köpare. Kontaktperson: Camilla Öyen. Telefon: 063-147715. E-post: camilla.oyen@regionjh.se. Leverantör. i.

arvid viken kjell o. olsen Brattland, Camilla (Journal article; Tidsskriftartikkel; Peer reviewed, 2014-12-11) This article discusses the future of indigenous Sami fisheries in cybernetic fisheries systems characterized by increasing effectivization and industrialisation. Brattland C (2013) Sami culture and the mapping of marine biodiversity. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift-Norwegian Journal of Geography 67(2):87–98 CrossRef Google Scholar Brattland C, Eythórsson E (2016) Fiskesløyfa. In this article, we describe teaching through experimental writing workshops designed to introduce students to a way of writing that expresses Indigenous methodologies in recognizing multiple epistemic authorities. CiteSeerX - Document Details (Isaac Councill, Lee Giles, Pradeep Teregowda): iii Acknowledgements Many deserve thanks for their contributions in making this thesis possible. Brattland, Camilla 2010: Mapping Rights in Coastal Sami Seascapes, In: Arctic Review on Law and Politics, vol.