Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt is Head of the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change at Roskilde University. He was Visiting professor at the University of Tromsø and coordinator of the Nordic Research School on Local Dynamics (NOLD) and of UNESCO¹s Circumpolar Coping Processes Project. His publications include Coping Strategies in the North (1998), The Reflexive North (2001), Transforming the Local (2001), Performing Tourist Places (2004), Space Odysseys (2004), Mobility and Place (2008), and Design Research (2010).

• List of Maps, Figures and PhotographsPrefaceChapter 1. Coping on the MarginsChapter 2. Empowering ResearchChapter 3. Nordic Atlantic Societies EmergingChapter 4. Formative TransportsChapter 5. Nets and Flows I: FisheriesChapter 6. Nets and Flows II: TourismChapter 7. Inhabiting Welfare MunicipalitiesChapter 8. The Ambivalences of NordicityChapter 9. Transnationalism and ‘Sustainable Development’BibliographyIndex

“Baerenholdt’s compelling work addresses themes and ideas that extend well beyond the North Atlantic…His well-researched, intriguing study delves into theories of social formation as well as the histories and intricacies of historical and modern Nordic societies…[and] presents the complexity of social formation in the Nordic Atlantic in an in-depth and approachable format.”  ·  Choice“In many ways, Bærenholdt’s work constitutes a departure from traditional approaches to thinking about territory and society making. It challenges the dominant, traditional views of societies, namely theoretical perspectives on societies as contained within given territories and shaped largely by external forces.”  ·  Canadian Review of Sociology

Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt is Head of the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change at Roskilde University. He was Visiting professor at the University of Tromsø and coordinator of the Nordic Research School on Local Dynamics (NOLD) and of UNESCO¹s Circumpolar Coping Processes Project. His publications include Coping Strategies in the North (1998), The Reflexive North (2001), Transforming the Local (2001), Performing Tourist Places (2004), Space Odysseys (2004), Mobility and Place (2008), and Design Research (2010).

• List of Maps, Figures and PhotographsPrefaceChapter 1. Coping on the MarginsChapter 2. Empowering ResearchChapter 3. Nordic Atlantic Societies EmergingChapter 4. Formative TransportsChapter 5. Nets and Flows I: FisheriesChapter 6. Nets and Flows II: TourismChapter 7. Inhabiting Welfare MunicipalitiesChapter 8. The Ambivalences of NordicityChapter 9. Transnationalism and ‘Sustainable Development’BibliographyIndex

“Baerenholdt’s compelling work addresses themes and ideas that extend well beyond the North Atlantic…His well-researched, intriguing study delves into theories of social formation as well as the histories and intricacies of historical and modern Nordic societies…[and] presents the complexity of social formation in the Nordic Atlantic in an in-depth and approachable format.”  ·  Choice“In many ways, Bærenholdt’s work constitutes a departure from traditional approaches to thinking about territory and society making. It challenges the dominant, traditional views of societies, namely theoretical perspectives on societies as contained within given territories and shaped largely by external forces.”  ·  Canadian Review of Sociology

Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt is Head of the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change at Roskilde University. He was Visiting professor at the University of Tromsø and coordinator of the Nordic Research School on Local Dynamics (NOLD) and of UNESCO¹s Circumpolar Coping Processes Project. His publications include Coping Strategies in the North (1998), The Reflexive North (2001), Transforming the Local (2001), Performing Tourist Places (2004), Space Odysseys (2004), Mobility and Place (2008), and Design Research (2010).

• List of Maps, Figures and PhotographsPrefaceChapter 1. Coping on the MarginsChapter 2. Empowering ResearchChapter 3. Nordic Atlantic Societies EmergingChapter 4. Formative TransportsChapter 5. Nets and Flows I: FisheriesChapter 6. Nets and Flows II: TourismChapter 7. Inhabiting Welfare MunicipalitiesChapter 8. The Ambivalences of NordicityChapter 9. Transnationalism and ‘Sustainable Development’BibliographyIndex

“Baerenholdt’s compelling work addresses themes and ideas that extend well beyond the North Atlantic…His well-researched, intriguing study delves into theories of social formation as well as the histories and intricacies of historical and modern Nordic societies…[and] presents the complexity of social formation in the Nordic Atlantic in an in-depth and approachable format.”  ·  Choice“In many ways, Bærenholdt’s work constitutes a departure from traditional approaches to thinking about territory and society making. It challenges the dominant, traditional views of societies, namely theoretical perspectives on societies as contained within given territories and shaped largely by external forces.”  ·  Canadian Review of Sociology