1st Edition
Understanding Human-Nature Practices for Environmental Management Examples from Northern Europe
1. Introduction
E. C. H. Keskitalo
2. 10,000 Years of Cultural Encounters: Understanding Northern Landscaspes through allemannsretten, friluftsliv and Outdoor Recreation Moralities
Brynhild Granås
3. A Linguistically Outrageous Expression: The Semantic Evolution of Nature Protection in Norwegian Statutory Law from 1910 to 2009
Eivind Junker
4. Schematic Land-use Binaries as a Challenge for Multivalued Forest Cultures in Rural Finland.
Emmi Salmivuori
5. Land, Nature and Culture in Finnish Lapland
Monica Tennberg
6. Approaching Rewilding from Different National Historical Contexts: A Cultural Rather than Natural Question
E. C. H. Keskitalo and E. Andersson
7. Competing Translations of Environmental Knowledge: Case Viinivaara Groundwater Extraction Plans
Olli Haanpää
8. Blurring Binaries and Environmental Management Practices from Agricultural Productivism to TechnoGarden Fixes
Hannu I. Heikkinen, Olli Haanpää, Karoliina Kikuchi, Simo Sarkki, Anna Ruohonen, Élise Lépy and Aleksi Räsänen
9. Experiencing Untouched Nature in the Great Indoors: On the Production of Wilderness in Arctic Resort Enclaves
Dorothee Bohn
10. Practising Degrowth as a Business? Transcending Binaries
Iana Nesterova and Jens Rennstam
11. Conclusion
E. C. H. Keskitalo
Biography
E. C. H. Keskitalo is Professor of Political Science at the Department of Geography, Umeå University, Sweden, and guest professor at the Unit for Landscape Studies at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå.
