In this article, we present the history of social work education in Greenland, from a professional training school in 1985 to a university BA-level education in 2008 and onwards to the present day. Mainly, we discuss how the education of Greenlandic social workers continually reflects on the decolon…
In this article, we present the history of social work education in Greenland, from a professional training school in 1985 to a university BA-level education in 2008 and onwards to the present day. Mainly, we discuss how the education of Greenlandic social workers continually reflects on the decolonising elements of the curriculum.
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Year:
2024
Subjects:
Education; Social work; Decolonisation; Empowerment; Greenland
Title of journal:
Nordisk tidsskrift for pedagogikk og kritikk
Volume of journal:
10
Number of journal:
3
In order to understanding public attitudes towards people with disabilities in Greenland and analyse how to facilitate further empowerment, a national survey was produced in 2020. The results from the survey showed a clear difference in attitudes towards people with either physical or mental disabil…
In order to understanding public attitudes towards people with disabilities in Greenland and analyse how to facilitate further empowerment, a national survey was produced in 2020. The results from the survey showed a clear difference in attitudes towards people with either physical or mental disabilities. The survey ‘Holdninger til Handicap’ (attitudes towards disabilities), which was carried out by Tilioq (the spokesperson institution for people with disabilities) and Ilisimatusarfik Centre for Arctic Welfare, included almost 1,000 responses. Respondents had a more positive view of people with physical disabilities than those with mental disabilities. Furthermore, the survey highlights a prejudice among respondents in relation to dating or having intimate relationships with a person with a disability or mental disability. Despite the respondents’ divided view of having an intimate relationship with people with disabilities, there was more openness to accepting people with a physical disability in a position of power (e.g. politicians or managers). However, the respondents were not willing to accept people with mental disabilities in positions of power. The study in Greenland is the first to explore barriers and attitudes towards people with disabilities in non-intimate and intimate social relationships and power relationships. The study provided knowledge to support decision-makers and NGOs in informing society in general about physical and mental disabilities and the rights of disabled people in Greenland in relation to empowerment and further inclusion.
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Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; Disability; Empowerment; Disability studies; Public attitudes
Title of journal:
The Polar Journal
Volume of journal:
14
Number of journal:
1
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
ISSN number:
2154-896X
DOI number:
10.1080/2154896X.2024.2342109
In order to understanding public attitudes towards people with disabilities in Greenland and analyse how to facilitate further empowerment, a national survey was produced in 2020. The results from the survey showed a clear difference in attitudes towards people with either physical or mental disabil…
In order to understanding public attitudes towards people with disabilities in Greenland and analyse how to facilitate further empowerment, a national survey was produced in 2020. The results from the survey showed a clear difference in attitudes towards people with either physical or mental disabilities. The survey ‘Holdninger til Handicap’ (attitudes towards disabilities), which was carried out by Tilioq (the spokesperson institution for people with disabilities) and Ilisimatusarfik Centre for Arctic Welfare, included almost 1,000 responses. Respondents had a more positive view of people with physical disabilities than those with mental disabilities. Furthermore, the survey highlights a prejudice among respondents in relation to dating or having intimate relationships with a person with a disability or mental disability. Despite the respondents’ divided view of having an intimate relationship with people with disabilities, there was more openness to accepting people with a physical disability in a position of power (e.g. politicians or managers). However, the respondents were not willing to accept people with mental disabilities in positions of power. The study in Greenland is the first to explore barriers and attitudes towards people with disabilities in non-intimate and intimate social relationships and power relationships. The study provided knowledge to support decision-makers and NGOs in informing society in general about physical and mental disabilities and the rights of disabled people in Greenland in relation to empowerment and further inclusion.
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Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; Disability; Empowerment; Disability studies; Public attitudes
Title of journal:
The Polar Journal
Volume of journal:
14
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Taylor and Francis
Country of publication:
United kingdom
ISSN number:
2154-896X
DOI number:
10.1080/2154896X.2024.2342109
The Capacity of Self-Government in Greenland
Editor:
Jan Sundberg; Stefan Sjöblom
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Self-government; Partially independent state; Easton model; Greenland
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
Governing Partially Independent Nation-Territories - Evidence from Northern Europe
Publication house:
Palgrave Macmillan
ISBN number:
978-3-031-54175-9
I denne artikel præsenteres udfordringer og visioner for sygeplejerskeuddannelsen i Grønland. På sygeplejerskeuddannelsen ved Ilisimatusarfik, Grønlands Universitet, arbejder vi med et aktionsforskningsprojekt, der skal forbedre sygeplejerskeuddannelsen, så den i højere grad er tilpasset grønlandske…
I denne artikel præsenteres udfordringer og visioner for sygeplejerskeuddannelsen i Grønland. På sygeplejerskeuddannelsen ved Ilisimatusarfik, Grønlands Universitet, arbejder vi med et aktionsforskningsprojekt, der skal forbedre sygeplejerskeuddannelsen, så den i højere grad er tilpasset grønlandske forhold.
Vi vil her præsentere de foreløbige resultater fra første del af projektet, der omhandler beskrivelse af den eksisterende sygeplejepraksis. Vi kan allerede konkludere, at den fremtidige indsats mod udviklingen af en implementerbar
sygeplejerskeuddannelse, der er tilpasset grønlandske forhold, skal fokusere på mere end blot det faglige. Der skal formentligt også udvikles aktiviteter, der fremmer trivsel og forbereder de studerende på de følelsesmæssige udfordringer, der ved at være ansvarlig for sygeplejen i mindre byer og bygder, hvor der måske ikke engang er en læge til stede.
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Year:
2024
Subjects:
Trivsel; Fastholdelse; Uddannelse
Name of newspaper:
Tikiusaaq
Volume & number:
1
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Børn; Online sikkerhed; Grooming
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
31
Evaluering af den decentrale læreruddannelse, 2023-24. Inspiration til at anvende fjernuddannelse på Ilisimatusarfik.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning; Fjernuddannelse; Decentral uddannelse; Læreruddannelse; Professionsuddannelse; Fyrtårn; Varde
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Editor:
Jens Dahl; Áslat Holmberg; Sara Olsvig; Kathrin Wessendorf
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Arctic governance; Indigenous peoples
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Empowering Arctic Indigenous Peoples Celebrating 50 Years of Indigenous Diplomacy
Edition:
1st
Publication house:
International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs
ISBN number:
978-87-93961-69-2
Editor:
Jens Dahl; Áslat Holmberg; Sara Olsvig; Kathrin Wessendorf
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; UN; UN declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Empowering Arctic Indigenous Peoples Celebrating 50 Years of Indigenous Diplomacy
Edition:
1st
Publication house:
International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs
ISBN number:
978-87-93961-69-2
On 14 June 2022, an agreement between Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark, together with Greenland, resolved the long-standing dispute over the sovereignty of Hans Island (which is known as Tartupaluk in Greenlandic) by creating a land boundary.
Editor:
P. Whitney Lackenbauer
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; Canada
Place of publication:
Calgary
Country of publication:
Canada
Host publication title:
Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security, Volume 2: Historical and Legal Perspectives
Volume:
2
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Centre for Military, Security and Strategic Studies. University of Calgary
ISBN number:
978-1-989811-32-0
Editor:
Daniel Di Falco; Beat Hächler
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; Denmark; Colonial exceptionalism; Decolonization; Memory politics; Identity
Place of publication:
Bern
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
Grönland: Alles wird anders
Publication house:
ALPS Alpines Museum der Schweiz
ISBN number:
978-3-033-10862-2
Editor:
Daniel Di Falco; Beat Hächler
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; Denmark; Colonial exceptionalism; Decolonization; Memory politics; Identity
Place of publication:
Bern
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
Greenland: Everything Changes
Publication house:
ALPS Alpines Museum der Schweiz
ISBN number:
978-3-033-10862-2
Editor:
Daniel Di Falco; Beat Hächler
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; Denmark; Colonial exceptionalism; Decolonization; Memory politics; Identity
Place of publication:
Bern
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
Groenland: Tout va changer
Publication house:
ALPS Alpines Museum der Schweiz
ISBN number:
978-3-033-10862-2
Author:
Christine Ingemann; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Sundhedsfremme; Implementering; Forældreskab
ISBN number:
978-87-7899-671-8
Greenland
Editor:
Are Vegard Haug
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; COVID-19; Crisis management; Governance
Place of publication:
Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA
Country of publication:
United Kingdom and USA
Host publication title:
Crisis Managament, Governance and COVID-19 - Pandemic Policy and Local Government in the Nordic Countries
Publication house:
Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN number:
978 1 0353 3652 4
The Åland Islands
Editor:
Are Vegard Haug
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Åland; COVID-19; Local governance; Crisis management
Place of publication:
Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA
Country of publication:
United Kingdom and USA
Host publication title:
Crisis Managament, Governance and COVID-19 - Pandemic Policy and Local Government in the Nordic Countries
Publication house:
Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN number:
978-1-0353-3652-4
The chain of municipal governance in crisis
Editor:
Are Vegard Haug
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Nordic countries; Local crisis management; Municipal councillors; CEOs; Mayors; Legitimacy
Place of publication:
Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA
Country of publication:
United Kingdom and USA
Host publication title:
Crisis Managament, Governance and COVID-19 - Pandemic Policy and Local Government in the Nordic Countries
Publication house:
Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN number:
978-1-0353-3652-4
In February 2024, Greenland published a strategy on foreign, security, and defense policy. The strategy had been eagerly awaited for several years. The novel strategy aims to secure a stable foreign policy direction for Greenland for a decade and signal intents to multiple audiences. The Kingdom of…
In February 2024, Greenland published a strategy on foreign, security, and defense policy. The strategy had been eagerly awaited for several years. The novel strategy aims to secure a stable foreign policy direction for Greenland for a decade and signal intents to multiple audiences. The Kingdom of Denmark had to delay their common strategy (or, policy) for the entire realm until the
Greenlandic strategy was published, while other Arctic states have been curious on the priorities of the strategy. In this briefing note, we outline the historical and (geo)political context of the strategy. We then move on to discuss some of the main items of the strategy by emphasizing the relative of weight of certain areas over others (US and North American Arctic over EU and Denmark), security and defense policy, and climate policy, and, thirdly, sketch out the implications of these priorities for
Greenland’s (geo)political aspirations and diplomatic relations.
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Editor:
Heininen, L.; J. Barnes; H. Exner-Pirot
Year:
2024
Subjects:
Greenland; Arctic; EU; US; Strategy
Title of journal:
Arctic Yearbook
Publisher:
Arctic Portal
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Hvad ønsker man fra politisk side med et hjemløsecenter?
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Fattigdom; Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik; Herberg
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
2
Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunik sullissivissaq eqqarsaatigalugu politikkikkut suut kissaatigineqarpat
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Fattigdom; Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik; Herberg
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
2
The Arctic is directly affected by the interaction of two ongoing global crises: climate change and Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. With its temperatures rising four times faster than the global average, the Arctic is facing dramatic environmental consequences. Meanwhile, retreating sea…
The Arctic is directly affected by the interaction of two ongoing global crises: climate change and Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. With its temperatures rising four times faster than the global average, the Arctic is facing dramatic environmental consequences. Meanwhile, retreating sea ice has led to increased economic interest in the Arctic and its growing geopolitical importance. Thus, understanding and managing the global and local implications of environmental change in this region requires urgent scientific and diplomatic collaboration.
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Author:
Kai Kornhuber; Kira Vinke; Evan T. Bloom; Loyle Campbell; Volker Rachold; Sara Olsvig; Dana Schirwon
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arctic politics; Geopolitics; Indigenous Peoples
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
Volume:
DGAP Report No. 2, February 8, 2023, 19 pp.
Publication house:
German Council of Foreign Relations
ISBN number:
2198-5936
Editor:
Mathieu Landriault; Jean-Francois Payette; Stéphane Roussel
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arctic governance; Arctic studies; Diplomacy; International law; International relations
Title of journal:
Nordicum-Mediterraneum: Icelandic E-Journal of Nordicum and Mediterranean Studies
Volume of journal:
18
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
The University of Akureyri
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Pausen i Arktisk Råd er umiddelbart den største politiske udfordring for Grønland, som har signaleret, at et Arktisk Råd uden Rusland er utænkeligt på sigt.
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arktis; Arktisk Råd; NORAD; Grønland; Rusland
Name of newspaper:
Altinget Arktis
At gøre det umulige muligt – en governmentality analyse af en socialsygeplejerskes arbejde
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Social sygeplejersker; Arbejdsliv; Governmentality
Title of journal:
Tidsskrift for arbejdsliv
Volume of journal:
25
Number of journal:
1
ISSN number:
1399-1442
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arbejdsfælleskab; Sundhedsvæsnet i Grønland; Sygeplejersker
Title of journal:
Sygeplejefagligt Tidsskrift Forstyrrelsen
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Dansk Sygeplejeråd
Nyuddannede sygeplejerskers følelser og adfærd på medicinske afsnit
Editor:
Rikke Winter Hedensted; Julie Wielandt Tejmers
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Postpsykologi
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Psykologi og sundhedspsykologi for sundhedsprofessionelle
Publication house:
Gad
ISBN number:
9788712061045
Kognitiv psykologi og adfærdsterapi
Editor:
Rikke Winter Hedensted
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Kognitiv psykologi; Adfærdsterapi; Selvskade
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Psykologi og sundhedspsykologi for sundhedsprofessionelle
Publication house:
Gad
ISBN number:
9788712061045
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Methodology; Reflexivity
Title of journal:
Nordicum-Mediterraneum
Volume of journal:
18
Country of publication:
Iceland
Samarbejdet mellem Danmarks Radio og Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa ved opstarten af samtidigheds-tv
Der undersøges forholdet mellem Danmarks Radio og Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa ved samtidigheds-tv´s opstart i begyndelsen af 1980´erne.
Editor:
Ole Høiris; Ole Marquardt; Claus Andreasen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Tv-historie; Magt; Autoritet; Samtidigheds-tv
Place of publication:
Odense
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Magt og autoritet i Grønland
Publication house:
Syddansk Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978-87-408-3448-2
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Big tech; Media; Social media; Artificial intelligence; Platforms; Democracy; Public debate
Publisher:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Country of publication:
Denmark
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Nordmedia Network
Name of newspaper:
Nordmedia Network
The reflexivity of ethnography allows the curious stranger to connect personal experiences to the research question at play intimately. The curious stranger exposes the reader to observations that otherwise would not have come to light and provides first-hand accounts of the studied phenomena. Getti…
The reflexivity of ethnography allows the curious stranger to connect personal experiences to the research question at play intimately. The curious stranger exposes the reader to observations that otherwise would not have come to light and provides first-hand accounts of the studied phenomena. Getting deeper data through reflexivity developed by the curious stranger can allow for more understanding of the topic to come to light. The curious stranger approach explores subject matter that would have remained in an unfamiliar setting using a more traditional research approach – a discussion often addressed within Arctic research. When discussing relevant Arctic research methodologies and ethics, the emphasis is on including indigenous knowledge (Arnfjord & Hovgaard, 2021; Denzin & Lincoln, 2014). The discussion often includes political positions and the discussion about how the research becomes relevant for the particular setting. The ethical discussion, and the relevance of research, are always present in our approach when entering the context - here formulated as being a curious stranger in an unfamiliar setting.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Field work; Qualitative research; Reflexivity; Ethnography
Title of journal:
NordicumMediterraneum, 18 (1)
Funded by UArctic’s north2north program, we travelled from Nuuk, Greenland, to Anchorage, Alaska, in November 2022 to examine homelessness. In Nuuk, we are both involved in researching and working directly with vulnerable and homeless adults in a local outreach program in the form of a soup kitchen…
Funded by UArctic’s north2north program, we travelled from Nuuk, Greenland, to Anchorage, Alaska, in November 2022 to examine homelessness. In Nuuk, we are both involved in researching and working directly with vulnerable and homeless adults in a local outreach program in the form of a soup kitchen.
Over the previous decades, homelessness in Greenland and Alaska has increasingly become a cause of great concern amongst health and social care professionals. A forthcoming volume on Housing, Homelessness, and Social Policy in the Urban North from the University of Toronto Press focuses exclusively on this topic.
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Editor:
Outi Snellman ; Hannele Palviainen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Exploring the Social Problem of Homelessness in Arctic Urban Settings
Title of journal:
The UArctic Magazine - Shared Voices
Publisher:
University of Lapland
Place of publication:
96101 Rovaniemi
Country of publication:
Finland
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard; Anja Bechmann; Tobias Bornakke
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Digitisation; Tech giants; Media; Artificial intelligence; Regulation; Nordic policy
Name of newspaper:
Altinget
Fra nedsendt til bortdømt - om Grønlands psykisk syge foranstaltningsdømte i Danmark
Artiklen tematiserer Grønlands nedsendelser af psykisk syge foranstaltningsdømte til Danmark som ved en Grønlandsk domstol er idømt anbringelse eller behandling i Danmark. Om end Grønland historisk har nedsendt mennesker med forskellige psykiske handicaps til institution og hospital i Danmark, er vi…
Artiklen tematiserer Grønlands nedsendelser af psykisk syge foranstaltningsdømte til Danmark som ved en Grønlandsk domstol er idømt anbringelse eller behandling i Danmark. Om end Grønland historisk har nedsendt mennesker med forskellige psykiske handicaps til institution og hospital i Danmark, er viden om Grønlands nedsendelser af psykisk syge foranstaltningsdømte sparsom og mangelfuld. Dette er også aktuelt i forhold til Grønlands gældende retspraksis med nedsendelser af psykisk syge foranstaltningsdømte. Der eksisterer ikke registreringer eller statistiske oversigter eller andre oversigtslister i Grønland eller i Danmark over antallet af psykisk syge foranstaltningsdømte som det grønlandske retsvæsen idømmer anbringelse eller behandling i Danmark. Antallet af Grønlandske foranstaltningsdømte i Danmark, deres mentale tilstand og anbringelsessted er et ubelyst felt som vi med denne artikel kaster lys på.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Retspsykiatri; Kriminallov; Grønlandsk historisk retspraksis; Dokumentstudier; Deportation
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Volume of journal:
Straf og sanktion
Number of journal:
nr. 168 35. årgang
Publisher:
Forum til Fremme af Social Debat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Untold Stories Inside the Walls
Editor:
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Social anthropology; Participant observation; Fieldwork; Institutions; Prisoners
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Untold Stories from Fieldwork
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
This Working Paper outlines some of the main arguments and debates regarding Free Association in a Greenlandic context, and what possibilities and unclarities these have generated.
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Greenland; Free Association; Greenlandic politics; Siumut; Naleraq
Publisher:
Nasiffik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Nasiffik Working Paper Series
Volume:
1
Edition:
2
The future of the Arctic region is dependent on several structural forces, the most important being climate change, but geopolitical dynamics are increasingly coming to the fore and institutional cooperation is currently hampered. The future of the region is also highly contested and subject to much…
The future of the Arctic region is dependent on several structural forces, the most important being climate change, but geopolitical dynamics are increasingly coming to the fore and institutional cooperation is currently hampered. The future of the region is also highly contested and subject to much speculation, some predicting a race, a struggle or both simultaneously while others predict a more orderly and stable development. As a result, we decided to organise a survey asking Arctic experts their predictions about the likelihood of possible Arctic geopolitical developments.
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Editor:
Arctic Circle Secretariat
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arctic; Security; Governance; Expert survey
Title of journal:
Arctic Circle Journal
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Arctic Circle
Place of publication:
Reykjavík
Country of publication:
Iceland
Greenland’s economy is predominantly reliant on its fishing industry. The continuous melt of the Greenland ice sheet due to climate change and the resultant environmental impact in the arctic is pressuring the fishing industry to adapt to a new environment. This chapter sheds light on how major stak…
Greenland’s economy is predominantly reliant on its fishing industry. The continuous melt of the Greenland ice sheet due to climate change and the resultant environmental impact in the arctic is pressuring the fishing industry to adapt to a new environment. This chapter sheds light on how major stakeholders in the Greenlandic fishing industry envision environmental, economic, and social adaptation of fisheries and their overall supply chain operations. Using a qualitative methodology based on a series of semi-structured interviews with relevant stakeholders in the Greenlandic fishery, the chapter illustrates how the adaptive capacity of the industry has unfolded in recent years, and how it has begun to generate relevant adaptive capabilities. It explores how adaptive capacity in Greenland may facilitate a clearer path for the consolidation of sustainable supply chain management. The analysis ultimately seeks to understand how the Greenlandic fishing industry has perceived the integration of the international best practices incorporating the three pillars of sustainability to develop a sustainable supply chain management. The findings suggest that the maritime logistic operations of Greenland’s fisheries are slowly moving towards sustainability despite key trade-offs among stakeholders associated with the social dimension that involves the promotion of employment stability and the inclusion of local knowledge.
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Editor:
Antonina Tsvetkova ; Konstantin Timoshenko
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Sustainability; Fishing; Shipping; Economic development; Social development
Place of publication:
London
Host publication title:
Supply Chain Operations in the Arctic: Implications for Social Sustainability
Publication house:
Routledge
The aim of this study was to estimate prevalence of patients with asthma in Greenland according to age, gender and residence and to investigate the associated quality of care. The study was performed as a cross-sectional study with data extracted from the Greenlandic electronical medical record. A t…
The aim of this study was to estimate prevalence of patients with asthma in Greenland according to age, gender and residence and to investigate the associated quality of care. The study was performed as a cross-sectional study with data extracted from the Greenlandic electronical medical record. A total of 870 patients aged 12 years or above were diagnosed with asthma at the end of 2022, corresponding to a prevalence of 1.9%. In 2020, the total prevalence was 0.2%. The prevalence of patients aged 12 years or above with asthma was highest among patients in Nuuk (3.3%) compared with patients in the remaining parts of Greenland (1.1%). More women than men were diagnosed with asthma, and the prevalence increased with age from 20 to 59 years. The prevalence of current smokers was high among the asthma population. The quality of care was significantly higher among patients living in Nuuk for all process indicators compared with patients from the remaining parts of Greenland. The prevalence of asthma in Greenland is low compared to other comparable populations and might be underestimated. Initiatives supporting increased focus on diagnosing asthma are thus warranted.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Asthma; Prevalence; Quality of care
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
82
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2023.2195136
Year:
2023
Subjects:
COPD; Prevalence; Quality of care
Title of journal:
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
DOI number:
10.3390/ijerph20095624
The aim was to test the internal consistency of the Greenlandic version of the COPD Assessment Test (CAT) questionnaire and to estimate the symptom burden in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in Greenland using the CAT questionnaire. A Greenlandic version of the CAT question…
The aim was to test the internal consistency of the Greenlandic version of the COPD Assessment Test (CAT) questionnaire and to estimate the symptom burden in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in Greenland using the CAT questionnaire. A Greenlandic version of the CAT questionnaire was developed including forward translation, reconciliation, backwards translation, and pilot test. Afterwards, a cross-sectional study of patients with COPD was conducted. The internal consistency assessed by the Cronbach α coefficient was 0.823 for the Greenlandic version of the questionnaire (n = 103). The CAT was negatively correlated to spirometry values and current smoking. In the cross-sectional study (n = 250), 81.1% of the patients experienced a high symptom burden (≥10). The main CAT score was 17 (range 0–38). The CAT was used in 9 out of 17 towns in Greenland. The Greenlandic version of the CAT questionnaire demonstrated a good internal consistency. We observed a high burden of symptoms associated with reduced lung function and active smoking status among patient diagnosed with COPD in Greenland. The questionnaire can be used in clinical practice for assessment of symptom burden in patients with COPD in Greenland and may help to increase focus on symptom control and quality of care.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
COPD; Symptom burden; CAT questionnaire; COPD assessment test
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
82
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2023.2220476
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard; Mette Simonsen Abildgaard
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Internet; Infrastruktur; Sikkerhedspolitik; Telekommunikation
Title of journal:
DIIS Policy Brief
Publisher:
Danish Institute of International Studies
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
In a 2017 book chapter on the continuing erasure of Indigenous epistemes in academia, the Sami scholar Rauna Kuokkanen posed an important question: is it acceptable for a site of learning to be so ignorant? Foregrounding Indigenous scholarship from the Arctic, this article examines the potential of…
In a 2017 book chapter on the continuing erasure of Indigenous epistemes in academia, the Sami scholar Rauna Kuokkanen posed an important question: is it acceptable for a site of learning to be so ignorant? Foregrounding Indigenous scholarship from the Arctic, this article examines the potential of history education to address this question. Based on previous research on Arctic gender history and the coloniality of knowledge, I suggest a paradigm shift, in view of the new UNESCO Education for Sustainable Development framework (May 2021). The research investigates the challenges and opportunities that history education offers in terms of epistemic and cognitive justice within the context of Arctic memory cultures. The article concludes that much can be learned from (not about) Indigenous scholarship, which has long demonstrated a range of critical and sustainable methodologies that offer opportunities to seek epistemic justice and the restitution of cultural memory.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arctic; History; Education; Indigenous knowledge; Culture; Memory; Equity; Social justice; Social sustainability
Title of journal:
History Education Research
Volume of journal:
20
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
UCL Press
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
DOI number:
10.14324/HERJ.20.1.04
Nurturing care and protection from parents and community in the early years of life are fundamental for a child's development. The article aims to explore what relations parents see as meaningful in their child's upbringing and how these are shaped, and how these perspectives are reflected in MANU.…
Nurturing care and protection from parents and community in the early years of life are fundamental for a child's development. The article aims to explore what relations parents see as meaningful in their child's upbringing and how these are shaped, and how these perspectives are reflected in MANU. MANU is a universal parenting programme in Greenland. Ten of 40 interviews with parents were selected for the analysis of this article's objective. Five grandparents were interviewed. Grandparents are the child's closest extended family members and provide support to parents. Parents placed between one to 19 extended family members in their child's network. Eating and being in nature together, along with familial and intergenerational connectedness, were deemed valuable and important aspects in child-rearing. Parents? own experiences in childhood can influence and complicate how parents place their new family within the extended family. The MANU materials address aspects in the role of kin that parents and grandparents described in interviews. The format and delivery of MANU aims to be universal and mostly addresses Western epistemologies, but both Western and Inuit epistemologies coexists in Greenland. This article creates a window into the existing context parents navigate in. It is important that initiatives are built within this context to ensure they are relevant to families.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Ingelise Olesen; Else Jensen; Tine Tjørnhøj-Thomsen; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen; Siv Kvernmo
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Parenting programme; Qualitative methods; Child-rearing; Kinship; Indigenous; Arctic; Circumpolar
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
82
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2023.2225720
Editor:
Jørgen Elm Larsen; Søren Ruud
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Sociale problemer; Sociologi; Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Socialpolitik
Edition:
5
Publication house:
Hans Reitzels Forlag
ISBN number:
9788702363395
Artiklen argumenterer for et større fokus på fastboende sundhedsmedarbejdere, på faglig udvikling og uddannelse, som forudsætning for at styrke rekruttering og fastholdelse af sundhedspersonale.
Kronikken formidler medarbejderperspektiver på et forbedret arbejdsmiljø i sundhedsvæsenet som forudsætning for fastholdelse af medarbejderne. Der argumenteres for at alle parter i sundhedspraksis, politikere, ledere, medarbejdere og brugere, må inddrages i en dialog om udfordringerne med at rekrutt…
Kronikken formidler medarbejderperspektiver på et forbedret arbejdsmiljø i sundhedsvæsenet som forudsætning for fastholdelse af medarbejderne. Der argumenteres for at alle parter i sundhedspraksis, politikere, ledere, medarbejdere og brugere, må inddrages i en dialog om udfordringerne med at rekruttere og fastholde personale på sundhedsområdet, hvis løsningerne skal være langtidsholdbare.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Grønland; Empowerment; Kapacitetsopbygning; Elendighedsforskning
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Volume of journal:
35
Number of journal:
169
Publisher:
Forum til Fremme af Social Debat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0904-3535
Artiklen sætter fokus på 10 års arbejde med hjemløshedsforskning, aktivisme og aktionsprojekter i Grønland.
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Aktivisme; Aktionsforskning; Socialpolitik; Neomarxisme
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Volume of journal:
35
Number of journal:
169
Publisher:
Forum til Fremme af Social Debat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0904-3535
Der er behov for en mere nuanceret debat i Grønland om de juridiske, politiske og økonomiske muligheder og udfordringer vedrørende Free Association
Denne artikel omhandler et igangværende samarbejde mellem Kommuneqarfik Sermersooqs (hovedstadskommunen, hvor Nuuk ligger) opsøgende gadeteam og Ilisimatusarfiks Center for Arktisk Velfærd (ICAV), baseret på deltagende aktionsforskning. Målet med samarbejdet er at styrke kapaciteten blandt de ops…
Denne artikel omhandler et igangværende samarbejde mellem Kommuneqarfik Sermersooqs (hovedstadskommunen, hvor Nuuk ligger) opsøgende gadeteam og Ilisimatusarfiks Center for Arktisk Velfærd (ICAV), baseret på deltagende aktionsforskning. Målet med samarbejdet er at styrke kapaciteten blandt de opsøgende socialarbejdere og give dem større overblik over deres job og faglige udvikling (UNDP, 2015).
Kapacitetsopbygning og empowerment er begreber, der understøtter udviklingen af individer, fællesskaber og organisationer gennem socialt- og lokalsamfundsarbejde (Jones, 2010; Smith, 2015). Kapacitetsopbygning er helt specifikt en proces, som forbedrer individers og fællesskabers evne, viden og ressourcer og styrker dem til effektivt at nå deres mål og ambitioner (Brown, 2008). Dette koncept styrker principperne i lokalsamfundsarbejde ved at fokusere på ved hjælp af fællesskaber at opbygge de nødvendige færdigheder og ressourcer til selvfortalervirksomhed og initiering af ændringer. Samtidig giver empowerment individer de værktøjer og ressourcer, der er nødvendige for at tage styring over eget liv og træffe beslutninger som positivt påvirker deres trivsel. Dette udstyrer individer og fællesskaber med gå-på-modet til at fremme deres vækst og udvikling.
Både kapacitetsopbygning og empowerment spiller sammen en betydelig rolle i at katalysere bæredygtig udvikling og social forandring (Lee, 2019). Derfor fungerer de som fundamentet for ethvert udviklingsprogram eller initiativ, der søger at tackle individuelle, gruppe- eller lokalsamfundsudfordringer (Smith & Jones, 2017).
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Outreach; Social work; Capacity building; Nuuk; Grønland
Title of journal:
Social Kritik - Tidsskrift for social analyse & debat
Volume of journal:
169
Publisher:
Selskabet til fremme af Social Debat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Socialområdet i Grønland har ry for at have mange udsatte børn, og det er et fakta, at antallet af børn, der er anbragt uden for hjemmet, er højt. Samtidig ved vi, at anbragte børn klarer sig dårlige end jævnaldrende både på kort og langt sigte. Løsningen på de sociale udfordringer i Grønland har si…
Socialområdet i Grønland har ry for at have mange udsatte børn, og det er et fakta, at antallet af børn, der er anbragt uden for hjemmet, er højt. Samtidig ved vi, at anbragte børn klarer sig dårlige end jævnaldrende både på kort og langt sigte. Løsningen på de sociale udfordringer i Grønland har siden 1950’erne været at overføre danske standarder for socialt arbejde til Grønland. Denne artikel argumenterer for, at vi i stedet lærer af de tidligere grønlandske anbringelsesmetoder, hvor slægt og netværk spiller en afgørende rolle.
Inddragelse af og ophold i slægt og netværk har traditionelt været udbredt i Grønland, idet den udvidede familie har taget sig af børn, der i kortere eller længere tid ikke har kunnet bo hos deres forældre. Denne type uformel social bistand inden for familien blev efter introduktionen af det danske socialsystem nedprioriteret og er ikke længere så anvendt. Men da slægts- og netværksanbringelser ifølge international forskning er den anbringelsesform, hvor børn får de bedste betingelser for at kunne klare sig i livet, er det værd at undersøge, hvordan man kan genintroducere grønlandske traditioner i det sociale arbejde, og dermed empower og gentænke den professionelle støtte til børn og familier.
Artiklen tager udgangspunkt i viden om arbejdet med slægt og netværk i forhold til udsatte børn og unge, der bor væk fra deres familier. Den diskuterer eksisterende vilkår og mulighederne for at udvikle bedre indsatser for børn og unge ved at tage udgangspunkt i tidligere erfaringer.
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Author:
Bonnie Jensen; Bo M. Rasmussen; Anthon S. Jørgensen; Lise J. Kaumatidis; Sikkersoq Mathæussen; Lene S. Søbjerg
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Netværksanbringelse; Kinship care; OHC
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Number of journal:
169
Country of publication:
Danmark
In Greenland, more than four times as many children are placed in out-of-home care (OHC) as in comparable countries in the Nordic region. This article is based on qualitative interviews with 38 children placed in residential institutions and shows the children’s own experiences of this and the degre…
In Greenland, more than four times as many children are placed in out-of-home care (OHC) as in comparable countries in the Nordic region. This article is based on qualitative interviews with 38 children placed in residential institutions and shows the children’s own experiences of this and the degree to which they were involved in decisions concerning their own lives. The results of the article point to five main findings. First, the interviewed children usually didn’t know why they were placed in institutional care. Secondly, they didn’t know how long they could stay where they lived. Thirdly, the children expressed a wish for more committed staff. Fourthly, the children missed their families, not least because they were often placed far away from home and only had the opportunity to see their families a few times a year. And finally, around half of the children were satisfied to live in the residential institution they’d been placed in. The results are analysed and discussed in a phenomenological framework of recognition theory and participation theory.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Out-of-home care; OHC; Group home; Residential care; Children’s perspective; Children’s participation
Title of journal:
Developmental Child Welfare
Country of publication:
England
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1177/25161032231202252
Grønlands særlige foranstaltningsdømte - en kortlægning
Unlike legal systems in Denmark or many other countries, the Greenlandic Penal Code does not include the concept of punishment. Instead, the Code contains several diverse sanctions intended to prevent reoffences through treatment. This article explores this particular legal structure by examining ca…
Unlike legal systems in Denmark or many other countries, the Greenlandic Penal Code does not include the concept of punishment. Instead, the Code contains several diverse sanctions intended to prevent reoffences through treatment. This article explores this particular legal structure by examining cases of Greenlandic citizens sanctioned for treatment with or without deprivation of liberty. Based on an archival study of records held by the Prosecutor’s Office of the Greenland Police, this article maps the number of Greenlandic citizens sanctioned for treatment with or without deprivation of liberty in either Greenland or Denmark along with the assessment of their mental state and place of treatment. The findings show that 49 of the 160 individuals convicted were sent to Denmark for treatment and
rehabilitation within the prison service, forensic psychiatry, or forensic intellectual disability services. The most common types of crime among the convicted were violent. This article recommends that a new registration practice is needed to methodologically generate a representative picture of the convicted population.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Retspsykiatri; Kriminallov; Grønlandsk historisk retspraksis; Dokumentstudier; Deportation
Title of journal:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og samfundsforskning 2022-23
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
978-87-90197-24-7
This article examines the conceptualization of nation-building in Greenland, challenging conventional views on sovereignty and suggesting an imminent emergence of an alternate governance model in the Arctic region. Drawing on the decoloniality perspective, we explore the Inuit myth, which suggests a…
This article examines the conceptualization of nation-building in Greenland, challenging conventional views on sovereignty and suggesting an imminent emergence of an alternate governance model in the Arctic region. Drawing on the decoloniality perspective, we explore the Inuit myth, which suggests a unique connection of the Inuit to the Arctic environment and asserts their status as natural stewards of the region with special rights based on their cultural and political identity. We argue that this understanding of sovereignty has important implications not only for its departure from conventional Western notions of state formation but also for its potential to create alternative governance structures that do not reinforce existing political hegemonies from the “West”. We further analyze how the legacy of colonialism in Greenland has impacted power and gender relations in the region and has fueled a distinctive sense of nationalism that differs from those seen in the West. The article discusses how the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) is playing a major role in promoting an alternative political legitimacy model against the conventional approach of nation-building. We note that the ICC depends on the maintenance of political myths which have evolved over time. We conclude by suggesting that conventional perspectives on state formation must be revised to incorporate the historical experiences and knowledge of Indigenous peoples, and that further exploration of alternative governance structures is needed.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Governance; Postcolonialism; Colonialism; Inuit; Greenland
Title of journal:
Arctic Yearbook
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Forskningsrapporten præsenterer resultater fra forskningsprojektet "Læseundervisning som fjernundervisning i faget grønlandsk". Rapportens analyser tager udgangspunkt i elevernes læsninger i læseværktøjet EyeJustRead, hvor en læsevejleder er tilknyttet fra en anden skole.
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Læsning; Fjernundervisning; Eye-tracking
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Editor:
Bernd Henningsen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Scandinavia; Nordic exceptionalism; Auto-images; Welfare state; Minorities; Colonialism
Place of publication:
Baden-Baden
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Nordeuropa: Handbuch für Wissenschaft und Studium
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rombach Wissenschaft
ISBN number:
978-3-8487-8699-2
Editor:
Bernd Henningsen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Greenland; Denmark; Colonial history; Decolonization; Historiography
Place of publication:
Baden-Baden
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Nordeuropa: Handbuch für Wissenschaft und Studium
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rombach Wissenschaft
ISBN number:
978-3-8487-8699-2
Editor:
Bernd Henningsen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Scandinavia; Colonial history; Sápmi; Greenland; Danish West Indies; Gold Coast; India; Decolonization; Historiography; Nordic exceptionalism
Place of publication:
Baden-Baden
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Nordeuropa: Handbuch für Wissenschaft und Studium
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rombach Wissenschaft
ISBN number:
978-3-8487-8699-2
Editor:
Bernd Henningsen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Greenland; Literature; Art; Film; Representation; Postcolonialism; Oral history
Place of publication:
Baden-Baden
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Nordeuropa: Handbuch für Wissenschaft und Studium
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rombach Wissenschaft
ISBN number:
978-3-8487-8699-2
Author:
Lassi Heininen; Sara Olsvig; Justin Barnes; Heather Exner-Pirot
Editor:
Lassi Heininen; Justin Barnes; Heather Exner-Pirot
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arctic; Social science; Research ethics; Indigenous peoples; Indigenous knowledge
Title of journal:
Arctic Yearbook
Volume of journal:
2023
Publisher:
Thematic Network on Geopolitics and Security of the University of the Arctic
Ildsjæle i det grønlandske samfund
Indenfor mange områder i det grønlandske samfund bliver aktivitet og udvikling drevet af såkaldte ildsjæle. Det er personer som engagerer sig, uden nødvendigvis at have ledelsesansvar. De ser muligheder, og har inspirationen til at få liv i en organisation eller institution. Men løsninger med ildsjæ…
Indenfor mange områder i det grønlandske samfund bliver aktivitet og udvikling drevet af såkaldte ildsjæle. Det er personer som engagerer sig, uden nødvendigvis at have ledelsesansvar. De ser muligheder, og har inspirationen til at få liv i en organisation eller institution. Men løsninger med ildsjæle skaber en skrøbelig og omskiftelig ledelsesstruktur, og får udvikling til at halte eller gå i stå.
En gennemgang af anvendelsen af fjernundervisning i den grønlandske skole bruges til at diskutere, hvordan ildsjæle er udtryk for et komplekst magtvakuum indenfor ledelse i Grønland. Af historiske årsager ønskes ofte ledere med grønlandsk baggrund. Ledelsesansvar gribes, men der kan så opstå ambivalens overfor at få overdraget ansvar og råderum. Ambivalens overfor at påtage sig lederansvar afspejler muligvis den ambivalente situation det er for et samfund, at blive tildelt selvforvaltning fra en tidligere kolonial centraladministration. Forpligtelsen ved at få medindflydelse kan også opleves som anmassende, og som et respektløst overgreb, som magtanvendelse. Vægring ved at tage ledelse, og udøve magt, kan være en reaktion der handler om at yde modmagt, og faktisk om selvforvaltning. Det siger sig selv, at denne reaktion er kontraproduktiv. Resultatet bliver let, at samfundet bringes til at stå i stampe, og at der sættes gang i en uheldig reproduktion af selvforstærkende inkompetence. Her er det ildsjælene mister tålmodigheden, og griber de gode muligheder der ofte er for initiativer. Kapitlet viser empirisk og teoretisk hvordan Ildsjæle afspejler en problematisk ledelseskultur, som bør trækkes frem i lyset for at blive diskuteret.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Ole Høiris; Ole Marquardt; Claus Andreasen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning
Place of publication:
Odense
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Magt og autoritet i Grønland
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Syddansk Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788740834482
Distance between a learner and teacher in distance teaching is theoretically confronted as a challenge in terms of contact and communication. But geographical distance does not necessarily cause mental distance. Using case studies from schools in Denmark and Greenland, this chapter proposes theoreti…
Distance between a learner and teacher in distance teaching is theoretically confronted as a challenge in terms of contact and communication. But geographical distance does not necessarily cause mental distance. Using case studies from schools in Denmark and Greenland, this chapter proposes theoretical concepts that frame distance teaching as pedagogical development. The findings support a focus on how distance teaching stimulates a proactive learner role, and how teachers might gain from the geographical distance in terms of contact with the learners’ learning and development. Teaching over distance might support an even better connection to proficiency levels and progress with the learner. Focused subject interaction and communication and enhanced student visibility are discussed as theoretical concepts for distance teaching research and practice, grounded in qualitative data.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Sharon Mistretta
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Distance teaching theory; K–12 online learning; Greenland educational system; Community of inquiry; Student visibility; Focused subject interaction
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Reimagining Education - The Role of E-learning, Creativity, and Technology in the Post-pandemic Era
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
IntechOpen
ISBN number:
978-1-83769-730-4
This article presents a case study of a school class for children with special needs in a Greenlandic elementary school, where education outside the classroom (EOtC) is practised by using hunting and other traditional use of Greenlandic nature as a foundation for interdisciplinary teaching. The stud…
This article presents a case study of a school class for children with special needs in a Greenlandic elementary school, where education outside the classroom (EOtC) is practised by using hunting and other traditional use of Greenlandic nature as a foundation for interdisciplinary teaching. The students live in a residential institution because they have been exposed to neglect and traumatic events at home. That has caused that they have been relocated from their family and hometown and have changed school. The study examines how students respond to school, when hunting, the Greenlandic dog sled and traditional use of Greenlandic plants are used in the school’s lessons. Observation and interviews show that this form of teaching motivates students and have at positive impact on their academic performance and social and personal development. Mastery experiences, authenticity, a smooth room and positive relationships between teacher and student as well as between students are important elements in this positive experience of school. The research can provide inspiration for a pedagogy in the Greenlandic elementary school that creates motivation and interest for school. It would be relevant to study if this way of practice EOtC will have any long-term effect on the students.
This article is a translation of the article written in Danish “Kulturtradition, jagt og naturbrug i en grønlandsk specialklasse – udeskole der motiverer” (Føns, 2022). The article has been peer reviewed and published in the Danish research journal “Pædagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift”. The translation and publication are approved by the editor of Pædagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift.
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Editor:
Kyle Clarke
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Education outside the classroom; Outdoor learning; Culturally responsive; Motivation; Inuit culture; Children with special needs; Hunting; Nature-based learning
Title of journal:
Pathways
Volume of journal:
35
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
The Council of Outdoor Educators of Ontario Board of Directors
Place of publication:
Ontario
Country of publication:
Canada
Institutionel etnografi (IE) er initieret af Dorothy Smith (1926 – 2022) og skriver sig ind i sociologier om objektivering af subjekter. Med IE analyseres bagvedliggende styringsrelationer i form af ideologier og diskurser i politiske tekster, men sådan som de sætter sig igennem i hverdagslivets akt…
Institutionel etnografi (IE) er initieret af Dorothy Smith (1926 – 2022) og skriver sig ind i sociologier om objektivering af subjekter. Med IE analyseres bagvedliggende styringsrelationer i form af ideologier og diskurser i politiske tekster, men sådan som de sætter sig igennem i hverdagslivets aktiviteter. Med inspiration fra marxistiskfeministisk teori er ideen at producere viden, der ikke er fremmedgørende for de mennesker, som sociologen vil undersøge. Dette illustreres med dårlig samvittighed og skyld, der er en genkendelig følelse i hverdagslivet hos nyuddannede sygeplejersker, og som konstitueres af en politisk bestemt neoliberal individualisering af arbejdsvilkår, der ansvarliggør den enkelte i arbejdslivet.
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Editor:
Gitte Bunkenborg; Thora Skodshøj Thomsen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Institutionel etnografi; Dorothy Smith; Hverdagsliv; Standpunkt; Institutionelt producerede følelser
Title of journal:
Forstyrrelsen
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Dansk Sygeplejeråd
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2446-2047
Sundhedsforliget – rekruttering er godt, men fastholdelse er lige så vigtigt
Artiklen argumenterer for inddragelse af medarbejderne i udvikling af tiltag til fastholdelse af fastboende medarbejdere i sundhedsvæsenet.
Editor:
Sermitsiaq
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Sundhedsforliget 2023; Rekruttering; Fastholdelse; Medarbejderperspektiver
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
Nr. 47
En interviewundersøgelse af medarbejderperspektiver på praksis i sundhedsvæsenet i Grønland har givet viden om de muligheder og begrænsninger, medarbejderne ser for et demokratisk og effektivt sundhedsvæsen. Et vigtigt element er medarbejdernes trivsel, som er tæt forbundet med samarbejdet med bruge…
En interviewundersøgelse af medarbejderperspektiver på praksis i sundhedsvæsenet i Grønland har givet viden om de muligheder og begrænsninger, medarbejderne ser for et demokratisk og effektivt sundhedsvæsen. Et vigtigt element er medarbejdernes trivsel, som er tæt forbundet med samarbejdet med brugerne samt oplevelsen af kollegial og ledelsesmæssig opbakning.
Medarbejdertrivsel rammer ind i den aktuelle problematik om rekruttering og fastholdelse af medarbejdere i sundhedsvæsenet, både fastboende og udefrakommende. Artiklen peger på følgende områder for forbedring af trivslen og dermed mulighederne for at rekruttere og fastholde sundhedspersonale:
Efteruddannelse og fælles praksisrefleksion som middel til at kunne håndtere faglige og menneskelige udfordringer i arbejdet.
Opprioritering af forebyggelse og sundhedsfremme som forudsætning for et meningsfuldt arbejde der imødekommer befolkningens ønsker og behov.
Medarbejderindflydelse på prioriteringer og tilrettelæggelse af opgaver.
Ledelsesmæssig opbakning og samarbejde om udvikling.
Fokus på samarbejde med brugerne, både individuelt og lokalt.
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Editor:
Uffe Wilken
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Medarbejderindflydelse; Fastholdelse; Efteruddannelse; Ledelse
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
71. årgang
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0017-4556
Det er blevet tiltagende vanskeligt at rekruttere grønlandske sundhedsmedarbejdere til langvarige ansættelser i sundhedsvæsenet. Resultatet er en ond cirkel hvor arbejdsvilkårene forringes pga. skiftende personale og ubesatte stillinger, og hvor forringet kvalitet af indsatsen og manglende støtte ti…
Det er blevet tiltagende vanskeligt at rekruttere grønlandske sundhedsmedarbejdere til langvarige ansættelser i sundhedsvæsenet. Resultatet er en ond cirkel hvor arbejdsvilkårene forringes pga. skiftende personale og ubesatte stillinger, og hvor forringet kvalitet af indsatsen og manglende støtte til medarbejderne er konsekvensen.
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Editor:
Uffe Wilken
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Medarbejderperspektiver; Arbejdsliv; Fastholdelse
Title of journal:
Polarfronten
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
"Sundhedsforliget – rekruttering er godt, men fastholdelse er lige så vigtigt"
Artiklen problematiserer sundhedsforligets manglende stillingtagen til fastholdelse af det fastboende sundhedspersonale og bidrager med input til et mere attraktivt arbejdsmiljø i sundhedsvæsenet gennem resultaterne af en undersøgelse af medarbejderperspektiver på udfordringer og udviklingsmulighede…
Artiklen problematiserer sundhedsforligets manglende stillingtagen til fastholdelse af det fastboende sundhedspersonale og bidrager med input til et mere attraktivt arbejdsmiljø i sundhedsvæsenet gennem resultaterne af en undersøgelse af medarbejderperspektiver på udfordringer og udviklingsmuligheder.
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Editor:
Sermitsiaq
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Sundhedsforlige 2023; Rekruttering og fastholdelse; Fastboende sundhedspersonale
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
Årg. 71, nr. 47
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arbejdsliv; Fastholdelse af fastboende medarbejdere
Title of journal:
Nakorsanut
Volume of journal:
48. årgang
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Grønlands Lægeforening
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0904-2954
Author:
Maja Hykkelbjerg Nielsen; Annesofie Lunde Jensen; Michael Lynge Pedersen; Lene Seibæk
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Greenlandic cultural norms; Non-communicable disease; Chronic disease; Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; Interpretive description; Qualitative study; Type 2 diabetes
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
83
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2023.2296706
Polar law describes the normative frameworks that govern the relationships between humans, States, Peoples, institutions, land and resources in the Arctic and the Antarctic. These two regions are superficially similar in terms of natural environmental conditions but the overarching frameworks that a…
Polar law describes the normative frameworks that govern the relationships between humans, States, Peoples, institutions, land and resources in the Arctic and the Antarctic. These two regions are superficially similar in terms of natural environmental conditions but the overarching frameworks that apply are fundamentally different. The Routledge Handbook of Polar Law explores the legal orders in the Arctic and Antarctic in a comparative perspective, identifying similarities as well as differences. It points to a distinct discipline of "Polar law" as the body of rules governing actors, spaces and institutions at the Poles. Four main features define the collection: the Arctic-Antarctic interface; the interaction between global, regional and domestic legal regimes; the rights of Indigenous Peoples; and the increasing importance of private law. While these broad themes have been addressed to varying extents elsewhere, the editors believe that this Handbook brings them together to create a comprehensive (if never exhaustive) account of what constitutes Polar law today. Leading scholars in public international and private law as well as experts in related fields come together to offer unique insights into polar law as a burgeoning discipline.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Polar law; International law; Law of the sea; Indigenous peoples; Environmental law; Extractive industries
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367711702
Russian aggression against Ukraine has triggered doubts about the viability of international law to address complex problems, including in the polar regions. Nevertheless, this article demonstrates that international legal approaches remain important tools to address challenges and disputes in polar…
Russian aggression against Ukraine has triggered doubts about the viability of international law to address complex problems, including in the polar regions. Nevertheless, this article demonstrates that international legal approaches remain important tools to address challenges and disputes in polar law. The article argues that international law remains of critical importance for the peaceful governance of the Poles. It illustrates this argument with a review of, amongst other institutions, the functioning of the Arctic Council, the Antarctic Treaty System, selected issues in the law of the sea and the rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Polar law; International law; Use of force; Ukraine; Arctic Council; Antarctic Treaty System
Title of journal:
Nordicum Mediterraneum
Volume of journal:
18
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
University of Akureyri
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
DOI number:
http://doi.org/10.33112/nm.18.2.5
The Kárahnjúkar dam, power station and aluminium smelter opened in East Iceland in 2007 after many years of debate and discord. It is the largest ever industrial project in Iceland and had national as well as local implications, both responding to and in turn changing public expectations regarding p…
The Kárahnjúkar dam, power station and aluminium smelter opened in East Iceland in 2007 after many years of debate and discord. It is the largest ever industrial project in Iceland and had national as well as local implications, both responding to and in turn changing public expectations regarding participation, environmental impact assessment and community engagement. As Iceland seeks to harness an increasing supply of renewable energy, questions are raised about what constitutes a just transition in the Icelandic context. The article begins by discussing energy supply and demand, current and projected in Iceland. It then delves into theoretical accounts of just transition. It explores the decision-making process for the Kárahnjúkar project and the longer term impacts on the region before assessing these within the framework of just transition theory. A discussion follows that delivers insights into key aspects of the just transition that can be applied to new projects both in Iceland and further afield. These pertain in particular to employment and community benefits, environmental impact assessment and public participation.
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Editor:
Daria Shapovalova
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Just transition; Megaprojects; Hyropower; Arctic; Iceland
Title of journal:
The Polar Journal
Volume of journal:
13
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
England
ISSN number:
2154-8978
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/2154896X.2023.2269691
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Polar law; International law
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
Routledge
Host publication title:
Routledge Handbook of Polar Law
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367711702
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Polar law; International law
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Routledge Handbook of Polar Law
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367711702
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; International law; Colonisation; Decolonisation; Polar law
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Routledge Handbook of Polar Law
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367711702
Editor:
Massimo Fragola; Sara Fusco
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; International law; Colonisation; Decolonisation; Polar law
Place of publication:
Naples
Country of publication:
Italy
Host publication title:
Arctic: Essays from a Multidisciplinary Perspective
Publication house:
Luigi Pellegrini Editore srl
ISBN number:
979-12-205-0205-4
Editor:
Tina Soliman Hunter; Madeline Taylor
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; Free; Prior and informed consent; Extractive industries; Oil and gas
Place of publication:
Cheltenham
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Research Handbook of Oil and Gas Law
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Edward Elgar
ISBN number:
978 1 78897 821 7
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Krimi; Grønland; Glokal; Genreforvaltning; Køn; Litteratur; Aaju; Kristian Olsen
Title of journal:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2022-2023
Volume of journal:
2023
Publisher:
Ilisimatusafik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Historically, public health interventions in Greenland are primarily adopted from a Scandinavian context or developed centrally in the capital city instead of building on communities’ local resources and strengths. The aim of this article is to identify implementation determinants from professionals…
Historically, public health interventions in Greenland are primarily adopted from a Scandinavian context or developed centrally in the capital city instead of building on communities’ local resources and strengths. The aim of this article is to identify implementation determinants from professionals’ perspectives in the implementation of the parenting programme Meeraq Angajoqqaat Nuannaarneq (MANU, meaning child’s and parent’s happiness) 0–1 Year, at the local level in three of Greenland’s five health regions. The study applied the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research. Semi-structured interviews with 18 health professionals and six managers in healthcare and with four municipality personnel were held. Additionally, data on staffing from the Board for Health and Prevention was gathered. Professionals agree on the importance of having a universal parenting programme, but it is not a priority to them. Characteristics of the programme were a barrier in implementation in some local contexts, such as professionals experiencing parents being uncomfortable with participating in group sessions. Many professionals felt it was a daunting task to facilitate a group session. MANU was also incompatible with existing workflows. High turnover in the healthcare system makes it difficult to implement and sustain programmes. Professionals found it difficult to apply supervision provided by the MANU team and, at times, did not feel recognised in their efforts. Adaptations were made to MANU to fit local contexts. The identified determinants hindering local implementation link back to MANU’s complexity and inadequate preparatory investigations made into aspects influencing implementation during MANU’s conceptualisation and development. Many of the barriers identified could have been prevented by involving local community perspectives from professionals and families from the outset of MANU.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Tine Tjørnhøj-Thomsen; Siv Kvernmo; Dina Berthelsen; Vibeke AJ Biilmann; Birgitte M Kvist; Jaraq Lorentzen; Vibe K Nemming; Rie M Sarkov; Aininaq Willesen; Christina VL Larsen
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Implementation science; Health promotion; Consolidated framework for implementation research; Health services; Arctic; Qualitative methods
Title of journal:
Global Implementation Research and Applications
Volume of journal:
4
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1007/s43477-023-00107-1
A presentation of the entire corpus of Greenlandic reading primers from 1739 to 1946.
Editor:
Britta Juska-Bacher; Matthew Grenby; Tuija Laine; Wendelin Sroka
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Greenlandic catechism primers; Greenlandic reading primers
Place of publication:
Amsterdam and Philadelphia
Country of publication:
The Netherlands and USA
Host publication title:
Learning to Read, Learning Religion. Catechism primers in Europe from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries
Volume:
Children's Literature, Culture, and Cognition, 14
Edition:
First
Publication house:
John Benjamins Publishing Company
ISBN number:
978 90 272 1282 5
2023 marks a milestone in the history of Greenlandic media. It is both the 41st anniversary of the first tv-programs broadcast to a Greenlandic audience in the Greenlandic language (November 1, 2023) and Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa & TV’s (KNR-TV) 10th year as a so-called niche channel broadcasting ma…
2023 marks a milestone in the history of Greenlandic media. It is both the 41st anniversary of the first tv-programs broadcast to a Greenlandic audience in the Greenlandic language (November 1, 2023) and Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa & TV’s (KNR-TV) 10th year as a so-called niche channel broadcasting mainly in-house productions in Greenlandic. The footage produced over this period provides unique glimpses into aspects of everyday life from all over Greenland, creating an invaluable media archive that is housed and maintained by KNR-TV. Through an analysis of this media archive supplemented by a survey of viewers’ perceptions of KNR-TV and its tv-programs, this article examines two central questions: 1) What is the role of the archive in KNR-TV programming? 2) How do viewers experience the many rebroadcasts on KNR-TV? It also examines the relationship between decreases in KNR-TV’s daily viewership and the rise of online media services as well as some of the challenges posed to the digitization of KNR-TV’s archive.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
KNR-TV; Arkiv; Seere; Genudsendelser; Public-service
Title of journal:
Grønlandsk kultur- og samfundsforskning
Volume of journal:
2022-23
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
The chapter considers Greenlandic AV material as cultural heritage by examining records from the 1990s of one local television (TV) station, TV-Aasiaat. These recordings constitute both tangible culture in the physical AV recordings themselves, and intangible culture, in the storytelling that they r…
The chapter considers Greenlandic AV material as cultural heritage by examining records from the 1990s of one local television (TV) station, TV-Aasiaat. These recordings constitute both tangible culture in the physical AV recordings themselves, and intangible culture, in the storytelling that they record. Storytelling traditions in Greenland reach back to time out of mind; AV records are one manifestation of this essential cultural form. Nonetheless, the framework for the preservation of cultural heritage in Greenland is focused on the tangible, material culture of built heritage and documentary or archival heritage.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Audiovisual archives; Local tv; Greenlandic culture; Archival legislation; Cultural heritage; Storytelling
Place of publication:
London & New York
Country of publication:
England & America
Host publication title:
The Nordic Model of Digital Archiving
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
978-1-032-35122-3
Antallet af slædehunde i Grønland er faldet drastisk, og snescooteren har overtaget som det primære transportmiddel. Ph.d.-studerende Emma Vitale byggede en tro kopi af en gammel hundeslæde på egen hånd, for det er vigtigt at bevare kulturen.
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Hundeslæde; Kultur; Slædehunde; Arkæologi; Forskning
Name of newspaper:
Jyllandsposten
For at least 9000 years dogs have been pulling sleds across the Arctic, facilitating subsistence strategies and migrations. Despite the enduring presence of dogs in the Arctic there is an absence of comprehensive studies of the material culture associate with dog sledding, including the diverse tech…
For at least 9000 years dogs have been pulling sleds across the Arctic, facilitating subsistence strategies and migrations. Despite the enduring presence of dogs in the Arctic there is an absence of comprehensive studies of the material culture associate with dog sledding, including the diverse technical elements needed for the activity. This study proposes a framework for the recognition of reliable archaeological indicators of dog sledding. The outcome is based on comparisons between ethnographic information of the dog traction technology and archaeological sites from the Arctic regions of Siberia, Alaska, Canada, and Greenland using multivariate analysis. These sites were selected as case studies to encompass the breadth of geographical and Inuit cultural diversity where dog sledding traditionally has been practiced. We argue, that by using this framework it is possible to study dog sledding in the Arctic prior to the Thule Inuit period and gain more knowledge about the origin of the practice. By combining sources from ethnography, history and archaeology, our framework identified items involved in dog sledding that were universal to the practice as well as items that were regionally specific. However, the most reliable evidence for dog sledding is the presence of both sled parts, dog bones and equipment for harnessing the dogs.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arctic; Dog sledding; Archaeology; Material culture; Ethnography
Title of journal:
Journal of Archaeological Science
Volume of journal:
Volume 159
Number of journal:
105856
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jas.2023.105856
Kan rekonstruktionen af en knap 100 år gammel hundeslæde afsløre ny viden om byggeteknikker og arkæologisk fortolkning? Hundeslæden er et symbol på den grønlandske kulturarv. Den var en af de vigtigste transportformer i det forhistoriske Grønland og var en central forudsætning for udbredelsen af præ…
Kan rekonstruktionen af en knap 100 år gammel hundeslæde afsløre ny viden om byggeteknikker og arkæologisk fortolkning? Hundeslæden er et symbol på den grønlandske kulturarv. Den var en af de vigtigste transportformer i det forhistoriske Grønland og var en central forudsætning for udbredelsen af præ-Inuitkulturen på tværs af det nordamerikanske Arktis. Alligevel er forskning i hundeslædekulturen et overset felt, især den materielle del. Og det er på trods af at slæde- og hundeudstyr ofte ses i arkæologiske sammenhænge og i etnografiske samlinger. Derfor satte jeg mig for at forsøge at udfylde et af hullerne i vores viden ved at bygge og teste en traditionel hundeslæde. Hvordan det gik – og hvordan det kan gøre os bedre til at forstå hundeslædekulturen – vil jeg fortælle om i denne artikel.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Hundeslæde; Kultur; Slædehunde; Arkæologi; Forskning
Title of journal:
Videnskab.dk
Qimuttoqarnermi qimussertarnermilu periutsip oqaluttuarisaanera qanoruna ilisimasaqarfigitigigipput?Assorsuunngitsoq. Qimuttummi atortua pingaarnerpaaq - qamutit - pillugit misissuisoqarpallaarsimanngilaq. Taamaammat itsarnisarsiooq aamma Ilisimatusarfimmi Københavns Universitetimilu ph.d.-mut ilinn…
Qimuttoqarnermi qimussertarnermilu periutsip oqaluttuarisaanera qanoruna ilisimasaqarfigitigigipput?Assorsuunngitsoq. Qimuttummi atortua pingaarnerpaaq - qamutit - pillugit misissuisoqarpallaarsimanngilaq. Taamaammat itsarnisarsiooq aamma Ilisimatusarfimmi Københavns Universitetimilu ph.d.-mut ilinniartoq, Emma Vitale,qamutit oqaluttuarisaanerilu misissorniarlugit aalajangersimavoq.
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Year:
2023
Subjects:
Hundeslæde; Kultur; Slædehunde; Arkæologi; Forskning; Qimmeq
Name of newspaper:
Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa
Introduction. In Voix Inuit: Archéologie Communautaire dans l’Arctique Nord-Américain
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Archaeology
Title of journal:
Études Inuit Studies
Volume of journal:
46
Number of journal:
2
Introduction. In Inuit Voices: Community-Based Archaeology Across the North American Arctic
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Archaeology
Title of journal:
Études Inuit Studies
Volume of journal:
46
Number of journal:
2
Inughuit nipaan: The future of partnership practices in Avanersuaq
Author:
Mari Kleist; M. Walls; G. Sadorana; O. Simigaq; A. Peary
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Inughuit nipaan; Avanersuaq
Title of journal:
Études Inuit Studies
Volume of journal:
46
Number of journal:
2
Inughuit nipaan: Avanersuarmi itsarnisarsiornermik suleqatigiinnerup siunissaa
Author:
Mari Kleist; M. Walls; G. Sadorana; O. Simigaq; A. Peary
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Inughuit nipaan; Avanersuarmi
Title of journal:
Études Inuit Studies
Volume of journal:
46
Number of journal:
2
This chapter describes the findings from a survey study on student experience of public schooling in Greenland. The goal of the study is to identify variables that influences students’ perspectives on schooling and on subjects. Findings from the study reveal that students are happy about school, but…
This chapter describes the findings from a survey study on student experience of public schooling in Greenland. The goal of the study is to identify variables that influences students’ perspectives on schooling and on subjects. Findings from the study reveal that students are happy about school, but at the same time they experience a traditional approach to teaching, that is primarily based on reading in books and answering questions.
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Editor:
Diane B. Hirshberg; Mhairi C. Beaton; Gregor Maxwell; Tuija Turunen; Janette Peltokorpi
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Arctic education; Children's perspective; School-life; School quality; Greenland
Host publication title:
Education, Equity and Inclusion - Teaching and Learning for a Sustainable North
Edition:
Springer Polar Sciences
Publication house:
Springer
ISBN number:
978-3-030-97459-6
Greenland, the world’s largest island, has more than 50 settlements and towns scattered along the coastline, from Siorapaluk in the very north to Aappilatoq more than 2.100 km further south. The vast distances between settlements pose logistical challenges for both schools and for teacher education.…
Greenland, the world’s largest island, has more than 50 settlements and towns scattered along the coastline, from Siorapaluk in the very north to Aappilatoq more than 2.100 km further south. The vast distances between settlements pose logistical challenges for both schools and for teacher education. Greenland has immense social problems; many children grow up in homes with alcoholism, abuse and violence. The cultural distance between pupils and schooling is often also an issue. Many school-related challenges concern schools’ management, and teachers’ competencies. Teacher shortage, especially in smaller settlements, is a significant problem. Furthermore, teachers are expected to teach a variety of subjects that they are not trained to teach. On top of the challenges to primary and lower secondary schooling, there is a lack of Greenlandic teachers at the higher secondary school level, caused by the unavailability of sufficiently educated teachers from Greenland. Moreover, teacher education faces challenges in creating the conditions needed for interaction between theory and practice. The country has a colonial past but attained self-rule status in 2009. The purpose of this chapter is to explore the evolution of Greenlandic education and further explore the development of Greenlandic teacher education and its challenges.
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Editor:
Eyvind Elstad
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Teacher education; Greenland; Arctic; Nordic countries
Host publication title:
Teacher Education in the Nordic Region - Challenges and opportunities
Publication house:
Springer
ISBN number:
978-3-031-26050-6
Postpsykologi og nyuddannede sygeplejerskers følelsesmæssige reaktioner på arbejdsbetingelser i mediciske afsnit
Editor:
Rikke Vinter Hedensted; Julie Wielandt Tejmers
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Postpsykologi; Nyuddannede sygeplejersker
Publisher:
Gads Forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Psykologi for Sundhedsprofessionelle
Greenland is a self-declared welfare society. In the present-day political discussions around independence, welfare is, paradoxically, a cornerstone in the political understanding of the country - and at the same time we see a lack of activity concerning new legislation, countrywide welfare strategi…
Greenland is a self-declared welfare society. In the present-day political discussions around independence, welfare is, paradoxically, a cornerstone in the political understanding of the country - and at the same time we see a lack of activity concerning new legislation, countrywide welfare strategies or communicated municipal social policies. Greenland is facing severe challenges when it comes to key areas such as cross-sectional efforts in stabilizing the social services concerning children, adolescents and families. We are experiencing a rise in violence against women, poverty and homelessness with an increase in Greenlanders leaving the country in search for better futures in Denmark. Historically, the social political focus was on children - together with widowers and the elderly. They formed the basis need for social services. Well-functioning adults, historically men, were the patriarchs of a society centered around hunting - in a Durkheimian mechanic system, where every member of the community had an important function. The shift from hunting to fishing in the 1910s coincided with a grand municipal plan, designed by the colonial power of Denmark, and called for structured social services. In modern times, the social policies of Greenland have officially been a matter of the Greenlandic people (since the Homerule Act of 1979). However, a more in-depth look at Greenland’s social history reveals a somewhat autonomous decision-making process since 1968. In light of a modern call for social political awareness, this chapter discusses the challenges of implementing Greenlandic social policies with a longitudinal focus.
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Editor:
Pamela Stern
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Social policy; Greenland; Social history
Place of publication:
New York
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
The Inuit World
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367225391
In this chapter, we examine the ways in which socio-structural forms—particularly social difference and social policy—frame the reproduction of houselessness and homelessness amongst Greenlanders in Nuuk, Greenland. In addition to examining the forms of marginalization embodied by Greenlanders exper…
In this chapter, we examine the ways in which socio-structural forms—particularly social difference and social policy—frame the reproduction of houselessness and homelessness amongst Greenlanders in Nuuk, Greenland. In addition to examining the forms of marginalization embodied by Greenlanders experiencing housing insecurity, we suggest that rising urban homelessness in Greenland represents the social dimensions of resettlement, rural-urban migration and social welfare institutionalization in local processes of urbanization. Moreover, the absence of specific social policy attention towards homelessness in general, and towards marginalized single adults specifically, is especially concerning. This policy gap serves to reproduce rural-urban homeless geographies in Greenland and between Greenland and Denmark, resulting not only in an increasing number of Greenlanders experiencing housing insecurity, but also in institutional geographies of homeless mobility that reflect persistent colonial relations embedded in resettlement and institutionalized social welfare.
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Editor:
Pamela Stern
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Homelessness; Nuuk; Greenland; Human geography
Place of publication:
New York
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
The Inuit World
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367225391
Over the past decade, Greenland has lifted and restored its ban on uranium mining amid the uncertainty of global uranium prices. This article investigates the dynamic interrelations between uranium commodity prices and the impacts of structural shocks, sketching key economic implications for Greenla…
Over the past decade, Greenland has lifted and restored its ban on uranium mining amid the uncertainty of global uranium prices. This article investigates the dynamic interrelations between uranium commodity prices and the impacts of structural shocks, sketching key economic implications for Greenland. Using a structural vector autoregressive model, this work analyses the changing relations between uranium prices, coal prices as well as real and financial variables from 1980 to 2019. The main findings are that the dynamics of uranium spot prices are diversely affected by shocks in combined real GDP, total electricity production from nuclear power, the interest rate, the real effective exchange rate, and the price of coal. The estimates also show that the pricing dynamics are important for future production and capital investment decisions. The analysis illustrates that despite the prevailing depressed uranium market, Greenland can still capitalize on future market developments. The country can anticipate benefiting from a short-run world supply disruption, a positive combination of macroeconomic shocks, and the long-term expansion of nuclear energy programs.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Mining
Title of journal:
Energy Policy
Publisher:
Elsevier
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2021.112757
Reports on fermented, animal-sourced foods made by Inuit around the circumpolar North have lacked consideration for their unique microbiota and the geo-socio-cultural contexts in which they are made, often resulting in reinforced negative stereotypes. Deficit-based approaches to studying Inuit ferme…
Reports on fermented, animal-sourced foods made by Inuit around the circumpolar North have lacked consideration for their unique microbiota and the geo-socio-cultural contexts in which they are made, often resulting in reinforced negative stereotypes. Deficit-based approaches to studying Inuit fermented foods overlook the fact that they have long been considered healthy and integral to Inuit diets. Inuit have deep knowledge on the harvesting, preparation, sharing, and consumption of fermented foods that research efforts must learn from and acknowledge. Our preliminary research into Inuit animal-sourced fermented foods expands current knowledge about the microorganisms needed to make them, and points to a potential to understand how these and other fermented foods impact the human gut microbiome. We provide recommendations for microbiological research on Inuit fermented foods that centers Inuit knowledge within the specific geographic, social, and cultural contexts in which these foods are made.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Inuit fermentation practise; Equitable research
Title of journal:
Microbiome Research Reports
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
5
DOI number:
10.20517/mrr.2021.06
Denne undersøgelse af frontmedarbejdernes perspektiver på praksis i sundhedsvæsenet er foretaget i forlængelse af undersøgelser af ledelsesperspektivet på sundhedsreformens effekter på organiseringen af sundhedsvæsenet efter reformen samt på borgernes perspektiver på sundhedsvæsenet.
Undersøgelsens…
Denne undersøgelse af frontmedarbejdernes perspektiver på praksis i sundhedsvæsenet er foretaget i forlængelse af undersøgelser af ledelsesperspektivet på sundhedsreformens effekter på organiseringen af sundhedsvæsenet efter reformen samt på borgernes perspektiver på sundhedsvæsenet.
Undersøgelsens formål er at afdække frontmedarbejdernes perspektiver på forandringer af praksis som følge af reformen og komme med input til hvordan reformens tiltag kan ændres og forbedres således at hensigterne med reformen i højere grad end nu kan indfries. I rapporten peger medarbejderne på muligheder og barrierer for at gennemføre reformens formål bl.a. ift. at styrke den primære sundhedstjeneste, at styrke befolkningens lige adgang til sundhedsydelser gennem telemedicin og dialog med borgerne, at fremme rekruttering og fastholdelse af personalet og at forbedre det tværsektorielle samarbejde med kommunerne.
Ud fra en analyse og diskussion af medarbejderinterviewene gives fire overordnede anbefalinger til forbedringer af sundhedspraksis på sundhedsreformens fokusområder:
1. Som forudsætning for at øge arbejdstilfredsheden og fastholde personalet anbefales det at det fastboende personales ressourcer anerkendes og videreudvikles. I lyset af udviklingen af sygdomsmønsteret i befolkningen vil kortuddannet personale desuden kunne påtage sig et stigende antal opgaver ifm. forebyggelse, sundhedsfremme og rehabilitering. Det kræver en samlet strategi for kompetenceudvikling af personalet i sundhedsvæsenet.
2. Det tilrådes at udarbejde en samlet personalepolitik for hele sundhedsvæsenet, der både har planer for hvordan personalesituationen løses på kort sigt, og hvordan der på langt sigt opbygges en stabil stab af fastboende, veluddannede medarbejdere. Dette indebærer den i punkt 1 omtalte strategi for kompetenceudvikling af personalet samt en strategi for lederudvikling ud fra fælles mål og værdier for sundhedsvæsenets udvikling.
3. Det anbefales at fremme et fokus på tværsektorielle patientforløb gennem fælles kompetenceudvikling af personalet i sundhedsvæsenet og kommunerne. Formålet er at opkvalificere det kommunale personales sundhedsfaglige kompetencer, at øge sundhedspersonalets indsigt i muligheder for forebyggelse, sundhedsfremme og rehabilitering samt at styrke samarbejdsrelationerne.
4. Der ligger store muligheder for forbedret effektivitet og kvalitet i sundhedsindsatserne og arbejdsglæde for medarbejderne i en bedre dialog med befolkningen. Stigningen i antallet af kronisk syge og ældre kalder i højere grad på samtaler om sundhedsudfordringer og i mindre grad på sygdomsbehandling. Det anbefales at opprioritere borgerinddragelse og dialog med befolkningen som sundhedsindsatser. Som et led heri anbefales det at aktivere telemedicin i hele sundhedsvæsenet samt fremskynde implementeringen af nyt telemedicinsk udstyr. Derudover beskrives en lang række konkrete redskaber til at styrke sundhedsreformens fokusområder.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Sundhedsvæsenet; Medarbejderperspektiver; Sundhedsreformen 2010
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Institut for Sygepleje & Sundhedsvidenskab
Peqqinnissaqarfimmik aaqqisuusseqqinnerup kingorna aaqqisuussinermut kiisalu innuttaasunut sunniutai aqutsisunit isigalugit misissuineqt nangillugu, atuisunik toqqaannartumik sullissisunit isigalugu Peqqinnissaqarfimmi sulinermik misissuineq ingerlanneqarpoq.
Aaqqisuusseqqinnermi siunertaasut maanna…
Peqqinnissaqarfimmik aaqqisuusseqqinnerup kingorna aaqqisuussinermut kiisalu innuttaasunut sunniutai aqutsisunit isigalugit misissuineqt nangillugu, atuisunik toqqaannartumik sullissisunit isigalugu Peqqinnissaqarfimmi sulinermik misissuineq ingerlanneqarpoq.
Aaqqisuusseqqinnermi siunertaasut maannamiit annertunerusumik piviusunngortinneqarsinnaanngorlugit, aaqqisuusseqqinnerup kingunerisaanik allannguinerit toqqaannartumik sullissisunit isigalugit qulaajaanissaq, kiisalu aaqqisuusseqqinnermi iliuuserisanik allannguinissamut pitsannguinissamullu isumassarsisitsinissaq, misissuinermi siunertaapput. Nalunaarusiami aaqqisuusseqqinnerup siunertaanik naammassinninnissamut- ilaatigut napparsimmaviit avataanni peqqinnissakkut sullissinermik nukittorsaanermut, qarasaasiakkut nakorsiartitsisarneq innuttaasunillu oqaloqateqarneq aqqutigalugit, innuttaasut peqqinnissakkut sullinneqarnermi assigiimmik periarfissinneqarnissaannik nukittorsaanermut, sulisussarsiniarnermi aalaakkaasunillu sulisoqarniarnermi siuarsaanermut kommuninillu, isumaginnittoqarfiit akimorlugit, suleqateqarnermik pitsanngorsaanermut tunngatillugu periarfissat akimmiffissallu, sulisunit tikkuarneqarput.
Sulisunik apersuinernik misissueqqissaarneq isummersornerlu aallaavigalugit, peqqinnissamut tunngatillugu Peqqinnissaqarfimmik aaqqisuusseqqinnermi qitiutinneqartuni periutsinut pitsanngorsaatissat pingaarnerit sisamat innersuussutaapput:
1. Sulisut nunaqavissut nukinginik akuersaarnissaq inerisaanissarlu sulinermik naammagisimaarinninnermik annertusaanissamut aalaakkaasunillu sulisoqarnissamut piumasaqaatitut innersuussutaavoq. Innuttaasuni nappaataasartut ineriartornerannit isigalugu, sulisut sivikitsumik ilinniagallit pitsaaliuinermut, peqqinnissamik siuarsaanermut piginnaanngorsaaqqinnermullu atatillugu suliassat annertusiartuinnartut isumagisinnaassavaataaq. Tamatumani Peqqinnissaqarfimmi sulisut piginnaasaannik inerisaanissamut ataatsimoorussamik iliuusissatut siunniussinissaq piumasaqaataavoq.
2. Sulisoqarniarnerup siunissaq qaninnerusoq isigalugu qanoq aaqqiiviginiarneqarnissaa, siunissarlu ungasinnerusoq isigalugu aalaakkaasunik nunaqavissunik ilinniarluarsimasunik sulisoqalernissamik pilersaarutitalimmik Peqqinnissaqarfik tamakkerlugu sulisoqarnermut politikkiliornissaq siunnersuutaavoq. Tamatuma imm. 1-imi oqaatigineqartoq; sulisut piginnaasaannik inerisaanissamut iliuusissatut siunniussineq kiisalu Peqqinnissaqarfiup inerisarnissaanut anguniakkatut siunniussat naleqartitallu ataatsimoorussat tunngavigalugit aqutsisut piginnaasatigut inerisaaviginissaannut iliuusissanik siunniussinissaq nassatarissavaa.
3. Pisortaqarfiit akimorlugit Peqqinnissaqarfimmi kommuninilu sulisunik ataatsimoorussamik piginnaasatigut inerisaaneq aqqutigalugu napparsimasut aqqusaartugassaannik ukkassinermik siuarsaanissaq innersuussutaavoq. Kommunini sulisut peqqinnissamut tunngatillugu piginnaasaannik qaffassaanissaq peqqinnissakkullu sullissisut pitsaaliuisinnaanermut, peqqinnissamik siuarsaanermut piginnaanngorsaaqqinnermullu tunngatillugu paasisimasaannik annertusaanissaq kiisalu suleqatigiinnernik nukittorsaanissaq siunertaapput.
4. Peqqinnissaq pillugu iliuuserisani eqaassutsimik pitsaassutsimillu annertunerulersitsinissamut, sulisullu pitsaanerusumik innuttaasunik oqaloqateqarnermikkut suliaminnik nunannarinnissaannut, annertuunik periarfissaqarpoq. Anigugassaanngitsunik nappaatillit utoqqaallu amerliartornerat, nappaatinik nakorsaaneq pivallaarnagu peqqinnissarli pillugu unammilligassat oqaloqatigiissutiginissaannik piumasaqaatitaqariartorpoq. Peqqinnissaq pillugu iliuusissatut innuttaasunik peqataatitsinissap oqaloqateqarnissallu salliunneqarnissaat innersuussutaavoq. Tamatumunnga atatillugu Peqqinnissaqarfik tamakkerlugu qarasaasiakkut nakorsiartitsisarnerup atuutilersinneqarnissaa qarasaasiakkullu nakorsiartitsinermi atortorissaarutinik nutaanik pilertornerusumik atuilernissaq innersuussutaavoq.
Tamatuma saniatigut Peqqinnissaqarfimmik aaqqisuusseqqinnermi ukkanneqartunik nukittorsaanissamut sakkussat tigussaasut arlalissuit nassuiarneqarput.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Sundhedsvæsenet; Medarbejderperspektiver; Sundhedsreformen 2010
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Publication house:
Institut for Sygepleje & Sundhedsvidenskab
Die Hans-Egede-Statue
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Colonialism; Decolonization; Politics of Remembrance
Name of newspaper:
Kulturaustausch: Zeitschrift für internationale Perspektiven
Volume & number:
72 (2)
Det åländska självstyrets kvaliteter - Demokrati, resurser och kompetens
Editor:
Jan Sundberg ; Stefan Sjöblom
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Åland; Självstyrelse; Inflöde och utflöde
Title of journal:
Finsk Tidskrift
Volume of journal:
1
Publisher:
Oy Nordprint Ab
Place of publication:
Åbo
Country of publication:
Finland
ISSN number:
0015-248X
Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland 2020-imi novembarip decembarillu ingerlanerani nunanut allanut illersuinissamullu politiki pillugu Kalaallit Nunaanni innuttaasut isumasiorfigisimavaat. Tamanna Nuummi HS Analyse taavalu Stokholmimi Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung suleqatigalugit ingerlanneqarsimavoq…
Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland 2020-imi novembarip decembarillu ingerlanerani nunanut allanut illersuinissamullu politiki pillugu Kalaallit Nunaanni innuttaasut isumasiorfigisimavaat. Tamanna Nuummi HS Analyse taavalu Stokholmimi Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung suleqatigalugit ingerlanneqarsimavoq.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Nunanut allanut sillimaniarnermullu
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-02-5
A diplomatic crisis was sparked in 2014 when the US awarded the Pituffik air base maintenance contract to an American company rather than a Greenlandic-Danish one. Following negotiations led to two Memoranda of Understanding between Greenland and the US, aiming to further develop cooperation on area…
A diplomatic crisis was sparked in 2014 when the US awarded the Pituffik air base maintenance contract to an American company rather than a Greenlandic-Danish one. Following negotiations led to two Memoranda of Understanding between Greenland and the US, aiming to further develop cooperation on areas within Greenlandic authority. The MoUs marked a new bilateral relationship between Greenland and the US and were followed up with an ‘economic growth package’ of initiatives funded by the US, amounting to USD 12 million. Taking these developments as case studies, and based, e.g., on qualitative interviews with Greenlandic, Danish, and American officials, this article sets out a process tracing analysis of why Greenland and the US chose to further their direct cooperation. The article also discusses whether and how the US-Greenlandic relationship has changed over the past two decades.
En diplomatisk krise blev udløst i 2014, da USA tildelte servicekontrakten på Pituffik-basen til en amerikansk virksomhed i stedet for en grønlandsk-dansk virksomhed. Efterfølgende forhandlinger førte til to grønlandsk-amerikanske aftalememoranda om videreudvikling af samarbejdet på områder inden for grønlandsk myndighedsansvar. De markerede et nyt bilateralt forhold mellem Grønland og USA og blev fulgt op af en “økonomisk vækstpakke” af initiativer finansieret af USA med 12 millioner USD. Med disse udviklinger som cases, og baseret på bl.a. kvalitative interviews med grønlandske, danske og amerikanske embedsmænd, præsenterer denne artikel først en procesanalyse af, hvorfor Grønland og USA valgte at fremme deres direkte samarbejde. Dernæst diskuterer artiklen, om og hvordan forholdet mellem USA og Grønland har ændret sig over de seneste to årtier.
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Editor:
Kristian Fischer; Hans Mouritzen
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Self-determination; Diplomacy
Title of journal:
Danish Foreign Policy Review
Volume of journal:
2022
Publisher:
DIIS - Danish Institute for International Studies
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
ISSN number:
ISBN (print): 978-87-7236-083-6
Climate change leads to the deposition of substantial amounts of sediment along the coasts of Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) amid rapidly growing global demand for these resources. Yet, little is known about what the predominantly Inuit population of Kalaallit Nunaat thinks about adaptation opportunit…
Climate change leads to the deposition of substantial amounts of sediment along the coasts of Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) amid rapidly growing global demand for these resources. Yet, little is known about what the predominantly Inuit population of Kalaallit Nunaat thinks about adaptation opportunities arising from the melt of the Greenland Ice Sheet. Here we conduct a nationally representative survey (N = 939) of Kalaallit (Greenlanders’) views on glacially derived sand extraction, finding that large majorities support extracting and exporting sand but oppose foreign involvement. This pattern of support persists at both the national and subnational levels. Public preferences largely align with Kalaallit Nunaat’s current mineral policy mandating environmental and economic impact assessments of new resource opportunities. In addition, those aware of human-caused climate change have significantly higher odds of both supporting sand extraction and prioritizing environmental impact assessment. Our results reveal broad support for domestically involved, environmentally assessed and economically appraised opportunistic adaptation to Greenland’s melting ice sheet and accumulating sand resources.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Greenland; Survey; Sand; Climate
Title of journal:
Nature Sustainability
Publisher:
Springer Nature
Country of publication:
USA
DOI number:
10.1038/s41893-022-00922-8
The Åland Islands: 100 years of stability
Editor:
Brian C.H. Fong; Atsuko Ichijo
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Territorial autonomy; Self-government; Åland Islands
Place of publication:
London & New York
Country of publication:
UK & USA
Host publication title:
The Routledge Handbook of Comparative Territorial Autonomies
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
978-0-367-43141-9
Editor:
Frank Sowa
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Litteratur; Migration; Grønland; Danmark; Postkolonialisme; Autonarration; Kim Leine; Henrik Pontoppidan; Lotte Inuk; Maliâraq Vebæk
Place of publication:
Opladen, Berlin & Toronto
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Grönland: Kontinuitäten und Brüche im Leben der Menschen in der Arktis
Publication house:
Budrich Academic Press
ISBN number:
3966659301
Da Grønland i 2013 blev enig med sydkoreanske myndigheder om assistance til at kortlægge Grønland, var det både en kulmination på mange års dansk nedprioritering af deres myndighedsansvar mht. kortlægningen af Grønland, en udfordring for Rigsfællesskabets suverænitet og et udtryk for den stigende gl…
Da Grønland i 2013 blev enig med sydkoreanske myndigheder om assistance til at kortlægge Grønland, var det både en kulmination på mange års dansk nedprioritering af deres myndighedsansvar mht. kortlægningen af Grønland, en udfordring for Rigsfællesskabets suverænitet og et udtryk for den stigende globale interesse for Arktis. Aftalen med Sydkorea materialiserede sig aldrig i konkret kortlægning. I stedet blev et nyt dansk-grønlandsk projekt lanceret få år efter aftalen med Sydkorea. Det nye kortlægningsprojekt af Grønland skulle erstatte de gamle kort, der ikke var opdateret siden før den kolde krigs afslutning.
Rapporten her sætter den nye kortlægningsindsats ind i en historisk kontekst, som demonstrerer, hvordan der altid har været skiftende suveræne interesser involveret i kortlægning. Dette går helt tilbage til 1605, hvor de første små topografiske kort fra Grønland tjente til at markere dansk suverænitet. Senere, under 2. Verdenskrig, begyndte USA at kortlægge for at kunne anvende Grønland som en militærstrategisk ressource. I takt med at Grønland selv overtog ansvaret for egen udvikling og efterspurgte bedre kort, gik den danske kortlægning i stå. Siden afslutningen på den kolde krig har danske myndigheder ikke lavet nye kort over Grønland før det igangværende projekt blev lanceret i 2015. Set i det lys, foreslår rapporten her, at den igangværende kortlægning skal ses i kontekst af Grønlands voksende geostrategiske betydning, som samler både amerikanske, grønlandske og danske interesser.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Grønland; Kortlægning; Suverænitet
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISBN number:
978-87-7236-091-1
Kalaallit Nunaanni angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunik kisitsineq 2022 - misiliilluni kisitsineq pillugu nalunaarusiaq
2022-mi Kalaallit Nunaanni angerlarsimaffeqanngitsut amerlassusaat.
Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunik kisitsinermi matumani inuit 491-it nalunaarsorneqarput1. Kisitsineq illoqarfinni aqqanilinni ingerlanneqarpoq taamaattumillu angerlarsimaffeqanngitsut amerlassusaannik sukumiisumik paasititsivoq. Angerla…
2022-mi Kalaallit Nunaanni angerlarsimaffeqanngitsut amerlassusaat.
Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunik kisitsinermi matumani inuit 491-it nalunaarsorneqarput1. Kisitsineq illoqarfinni aqqanilinni ingerlanneqarpoq taamaattumillu angerlarsimaffeqanngitsut amerlassusaannik sukumiisumik paasititsivoq. Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunik kisitsineq manna nuna tamakkigajavillugu ingerlanneqarpoq – Qaanaamiit Nanortalimmut aamma Nuummiit Ittoqqortoormiunut.
Amerlanerpaat paasineqartut tassaapput inuit ersinngitsumik angerlarsimaffeqanngitsut. Nalunaarsorneqartut 293-iupput2. Tassaapput inuit isumalluutinik amigaateqarnertik pissutigalugu ilaquttani ikinngutinilu najugaqartariaqartut - imaluunniit attaveqarfinni tutsuiginarpallaanngitsuni najugaqartutut nalunaarsoqqanatik. Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunik kisitsinerni tulliuttuni kisitsit taanna qularnanngitsumik allanngorumaarpoq.
Inuit ersittumik angerlarsimaffeqanngitsut amerlassusaat tassaavoq 183-it3. Tassani inuit pineqarput unnuisarfinni najugaqartut, tummeraqarfinni sinittartut imaluunniit containerini inissiani najugaqartut. Kisitsit taanna allanngorartuarpoq. Tamanna malunnarsissaaq siunissami kommunit isumaginninnermi neqeroorutinik amerlanerusunik pilersitsippata, imaluunniit naalakkersuinermut attuumassuteqanngitsumik suliniaqatigiiffiit (NGO´t) amerlanerusut takkuppata.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Angerlasimaffeqanngitsut
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Den grønlandske hjemløsetælling 2022 - pilottællingens oversigtsrapport
Antallet af hjemløse i Grønland 2022.
Der er opgjort 491 mennesker i denne hjemløsetælling1. Tællingen er gennemført i 11 byer og giver derfor et dybdegående indblik i omfanget af hjemløshed. Denne hjemløsetælling er næsten landsdækkende - fra Qaanaaq til Nanortalik og fra Nuuk til Ittoqqortoormiit…
Antallet af hjemløse i Grønland 2022.
Der er opgjort 491 mennesker i denne hjemløsetælling1. Tællingen er gennemført i 11 byer og giver derfor et dybdegående indblik i omfanget af hjemløshed. Denne hjemløsetælling er næsten landsdækkende - fra Qaanaaq til Nanortalik og fra Nuuk til Ittoqqortoormiit.
Størstedelen er konstateret blandt mennesker, som lever i usynlig hjemløshed. Her er der registreret 2932. Det er mennesker, som på grund af manglende ressourcer er nødsaget til at bo hos familie og venner - eller i et mere løst netværk uden at have en bopælsadresse. Dette tal vil sandsynligvis ændre sig i de kommende hjemløsetællinger.
Andelen af mennesker der lever i synlig hjemløshed er 1833. Her er der tale om mennesker, som bor på herberg, sover i opgange eller bor i containerboliger. Det er et tal, som er under forandring. Det vil komme til udtryk i forbindelse med, at kommunerne fremadrettet eventuelt opretter flere sociale tilbud på området, eller at der kommer flere NGO’er til.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Kvantitativ forskning; Grønland; Sociale forhold
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Center for folkesundhed i Grønland har brugt Sharing Circles som metode ved to forskellige projekter, i henholdsvis 2019 og 2020. Ved det første projekt ”Brugernes oplevelse af det Grønlandske sundhedsvæsen” indgik fokusgruppeinterviews oprindeligt i det kvalitative undersøgelsesdesign. Men da under…
Center for folkesundhed i Grønland har brugt Sharing Circles som metode ved to forskellige projekter, i henholdsvis 2019 og 2020. Ved det første projekt ”Brugernes oplevelse af det Grønlandske sundhedsvæsen” indgik fokusgruppeinterviews oprindeligt i det kvalitative undersøgelsesdesign. Men da undersøgelsen om brugeres oplevelser af sundhedsvæsenet Olesen et al. (2020) havde fokus på folks oplevelser og perspektiver, både gode og dårlige, forekom det vigtigt at skabe en kulturelt tryg og sproglig inkluderende situation for deltagerne, samt have forståelse for en kulturelt forankret opfattelse af sundhed.
Formålet med denne håndbog er at beskrive hvordan vi i de nævnte forskningsprojekter har anvendt Sharing Circles som metode i håb om at kunne inspirere andre til at anvende metoden i fremtidige forskningsprojekter i Grønland. Derudover beskrives erfaringer og observationer fra de to undersøgelser. Denne håndbog vil forhåbentlig kunne inspirere, vejlede og understøtte studerende og forskere i deres arbejde med sundhedsfaglige- og sociale aspekter i dialog med den grønlandske befolkning.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Forskningsmetode; Kultur; Fællesskab
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Innuttaasut Peqqissusiannik Ilisimatusarfiup 2019-imi aamma 2020-mi suliniutini assigiinngitsuni marlunni Sharing Circles (kingorna Immersoqatigiiffiusumik isummersoqatigiinnermik taagorneqartoq) periutsitut atorpaa. Suliniummi siullermi ”Kalaallit Nunaanni peqqinnissaqarfik atuisut isaannit isigalu…
Innuttaasut Peqqissusiannik Ilisimatusarfiup 2019-imi aamma 2020-mi suliniutini assigiinngitsuni marlunni Sharing Circles (kingorna Immersoqatigiiffiusumik isummersoqatigiinnermik taagorneqartoq) periutsitut atorpaa. Suliniummi siullermi ”Kalaallit Nunaanni peqqinnissaqarfik atuisut isaannit isigalugu”-mi misissuiffigineqartunik itisiliilluni apersuineq misissuinerup ilusaanut ilaaqqaarpoq.
Peqqinnissaqarfimmilli atuisut misilittagaannik misissuinermi, Olesen et al., (2020), inuit misilittagaat, ajunngitsut pitsaanngitsullu, aamma isiginninnerat qitiutinneqarmata pingaarutilittut isigineqarpoq kulturikkut oqaatsitigullu toqqissisimanartumik akuutitsiffiusumillu tunngaveqarnissaq, kiisalu kulturikkut aallaavilimmik peqqinnermik paasinninnermik paasinninnissaq.
Najoqqutassiornermi matumani siunertarineqartoq tassaavoq ilisimatusaatigalugu misissuinerni taaneqartuni Immersoqatigiiffiusumik isummersoqatigiinneq periutsitut qanoq atorsimaneripput nassuiassallugu, Kalaallit Nunaanni siunissami ilisimatuussutsikkut misissuinernut periutsip atorneqarnissaanik isumassarsisitsisimassalluta neriuutigalugu. Tamatuma saniatigut misissuinerni taakkunani marlunni misilittakkat takusallu nassuiarneqarput. Neriuppugut najoqqutaq una ilinniartut aamma ilisimatusartut inuiaqatigiit kalaallit oqaloqatigalugit peqqissutsikkut- aamma inooqataanikkut tunngasuni suliaqarnerminni isumassarsiffigalugulu, ilitsersuutigalugulu iluaqutigisinnaassagaat.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Ilisimatusarnermi periuseq; Kulturi ataatsimoornerlu
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Briefing note - definition af hjemløshed
Det er fagligt og politisk en udfordrende opgave at definere hjemløshed på nationalt og internationalt niveau. Fagligt skyldes det udfordringer med at afgrænse gruppen til for eksempel brugere af servicetilbud såsom: herberg, sovesale, varmestuer og sociale indsatser. Politisk har det handlet om, hv…
Det er fagligt og politisk en udfordrende opgave at definere hjemløshed på nationalt og internationalt niveau. Fagligt skyldes det udfordringer med at afgrænse gruppen til for eksempel brugere af servicetilbud såsom: herberg, sovesale, varmestuer og sociale indsatser. Politisk har det handlet om, hvordan man er gået til problemstillingen rent ideologisk. Tidligere har man politisk i USA og Europa talt om hjemløshed som en individuel og selvforskyldt problemstilling - og derfor en tilstand som den enkelte borger selv har måtte løse. Var dette ikke muligt, så fandtes der i tiden omkring etableringen af velfærdsstaterne forskellige indsatser gennem kirker, frivillige organisationer, eller i nogle lande offentlige tilbud. I dag tales der i moderne velfærdsstater om hjemløshed som en strukturel problemstilling som kan være forårsaget af boligkriser, lokal og national arbejdsløshed, og de nyere store økonomiske udsving, som har påvirket globale markeder og nationale økonomier.
Sidst i denne briefing note gives et bud på en primær kategori af hjemløshed, som indbefatter tilstandene synlig og usynlig (skjult) hjemløshed. Den sekundære kategori indbefatter tilstande af risikobetonet hjemløshed og funktionel hjemløshed.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Definition af hjemløshed
End date:
2022
Ilisimatitsinermi nassuiaat - Angerlarsimaffeqannginermit nassuiaat
Suliatigut politikikkullu angerlarsimaffeqannginneq naalagaaffimmi nunallu assigiinngitsut akornanni nassuiaatissallugu unammillernartarpoq. Suliatigut peqqutaavoq, umammillernarami eqimattat killilissallugit, assersuutigalugu innuttaasunut neqeroorutit soorlu: akunnittarfik, inersuaq sinittarfik, k…
Suliatigut politikikkullu angerlarsimaffeqannginneq naalagaaffimmi nunallu assigiinngitsut akornanni nassuiaatissallugu unammillernartarpoq. Suliatigut peqqutaavoq, umammillernarami eqimattat killilissallugit, assersuutigalugu innuttaasunut neqeroorutit soorlu: akunnittarfik, inersuaq sinittarfik, kialaarfiit isumaginninnermilu suliniutit. Politikkikkut sammineqarnikuuvoq, ajornartorsiut qanoq isummerfigineqarnikuunersoq. Siornatigut politikkikkut USA-mi aamma Europami angerlarsimaffeqannginneq pillugu eqqartorneqarnikuuvoq, inuttut nammineq ajornartorsiutaasoq – taamaattumillu innuttaasoq pineqartoq nammineq iliuuseqarfigisariaqarsimallugu. Periarfissaasimanngippat naalagaaffinnit atugarissaarfiusunit pilersitsinerup nalaani assigiinngitsunik suliniuteqarnermi peqarpoq oqaluffiit, kajumissutsimik peqatigiiffiit, imaluunniit nunani ilaanni pisortani neqeroorutit aqqutigalugit. Ullumikkut naalagaaffinni atugarissaarfinni nutaanerusuni angerlarsimaffeqannginneq eqqartortarpaat soorlu pissutsinik tunngasunik ajornartorsiutaasoq1,2, peqqutigisinnaalluugu inissiamit nalaatsorlunnerit, illoqarfimmi nunamilu sulinngiffeqarneq, aningaasaqarnikkullu nutaanerit annertuumik allanngorarnerit, nunarsuarmi tuniniaavinni naalagaaffinnilu aningaasaqarnikkut sunnersimallugit.
Ilisimatitsinermi nassuiaammi naggataani angerlarsimaffeqannginnermit pingaarnertut immikkoortiterineq siunnersuutaavoq, ilagai ersilluni ersinngitsumillu (isertortumik) angerlarsimaffeqannginneq. Pingaarnertut aappaattut immikkoortiterinermi ilagai angerlarsimaffeqannginnissamut navianartorsiorneq, angerlarsimaffeqannginnissamut qanittut.
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Kapacitetsopbygning med 'Gadeteamet' i Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq
Et tilfældigt møde mellem forskere fra Ilisimatusarfiks Center for Arktisk Velfærd (ICAV) og Kommuneqarfik Sermersooqs 'Gadeteamet' førte til et igangværende kapacitetsopbyggende forskningssamarbejde. Mødet gav et unikt indblik i gadeteamets arbejdsprocedure og i, hvorledes en vigtig social ydelse m…
Et tilfældigt møde mellem forskere fra Ilisimatusarfiks Center for Arktisk Velfærd (ICAV) og Kommuneqarfik Sermersooqs 'Gadeteamet' førte til et igangværende kapacitetsopbyggende forskningssamarbejde. Mødet gav et unikt indblik i gadeteamets arbejdsprocedure og i, hvorledes en vigtig social ydelse målrettes særligt Nuuks udsatte voksne og hjemløse borgere. Gadeteamets
teamkoordinator påpegede under mødet, at teamets ansatte manglede relevante kvalifikationer og kompetencer, hvilket forringede
gadeteamets faglige indsats. Siden Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq ikke selv kunne forbedre den faglige oplæring af gadeteamet, og et
tilsvarende kursusudbud eller uddannelse ikke findes, besluttede vi (ICAV) os for at indgå i et samarbejde med kommunen og udbyde et kursus til gadeteamet. Dermed startede et deltagende aktionsforskningsprojekt for at forstå gadeteamets opkvalificeringsbehov og en styrkelse af gadeteamets kapacitet. I marts 2022 gennemførte vi tre dages grunduddannelse med gadeteamet og to ansatte fra nødherberget i Nuuk
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Kapacitetsopbygning; Socialt arbejde; Hjemløshed; Gadeplansarbejde
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
4
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selsskab
Place of publication:
Charlottenlund
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0017-4556
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Krimi; Arctic Noir; Kerstin Ekman; Litteratur
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Ilisimatusaat
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-11-7 /978-87-90197-12-4
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Pinerluttulersaarut; Arctic Noir; Kerstin Ekman; Pinerluttulersaarut
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Host publication title:
Ilisimatusaat
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-15-5 /978-87-90197-16-2
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Crime fiction; Arctic Noir; Kerstin Ekman; Literature
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Ilisimatusaat
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/ University of Greenland
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-13-1 /978-87-90197-14-8
Trap Grønland giver en omfattende og rigt illustreret, stedsspecifik viden om Grønlands natur og landskab, historie, kultur, samfunds- og erhvervsforhold samt byerne og bygderne.
Rasmus Leander Nielsen har bidraget med afsnit om Grønlands selvstyre, politik og forvaltning (ca. 25 sider).
Editor:
TRAP Danmark
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Grønlandsk politik og forvaltning
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
TRAP Grønland
Publication house:
TRAP Danmark
ISBN number:
9788771815054
On 14 June 2022, an agreement between Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark, together with Greenland, resolved the long-standing dispute over the sovereignty of Hans Island (which is known as Tartupaluk in Greenlandic) by creating a land boundary. We discuss the Whiskey War-ordeal and the recent bargai…
On 14 June 2022, an agreement between Canada and the Kingdom of Denmark, together with Greenland, resolved the long-standing dispute over the sovereignty of Hans Island (which is known as Tartupaluk in Greenlandic) by creating a land boundary. We discuss the Whiskey War-ordeal and the recent bargaining solution.
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Editor:
Lassi Heininen; Heather Exner-Pirot; Justin Barnes
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Arctic; Hans Island; Canada; Greenland
Title of journal:
Arctic Yearbook
Volume of journal:
Vol. 11
Publisher:
Arctic Portal
Country of publication:
Iceland
The following note reports on an ongoing participatory action research (PAR) collaboration between Kommuneqarfik Sermersooqs’ ‘Street Team’ and the Centre for Arctic Welfare (CAR) in Nuuk, Greenland. The primary task of the street team is to undertake outreach social work in areas and institutions i…
The following note reports on an ongoing participatory action research (PAR) collaboration between Kommuneqarfik Sermersooqs’ ‘Street Team’ and the Centre for Arctic Welfare (CAR) in Nuuk, Greenland. The primary task of the street team is to undertake outreach social work in areas and institutions in Nuuk where marginalised and vulnerable adults frequent. The main aim of this outreach work is to establish contacts, build relationships, and unravel the underlying issues faced by the adults in focus. Subsequently, we build bridges between the individual needing help and the appropriate municipal agency.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Capacity building; Nuuk; Homelessness; Street-level work
Title of journal:
Northern Notes
Volume of journal:
57
Number of journal:
Autumn
Publisher:
nternational Arctic Social Sciences Association Secretaria
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
ISSN number:
1817-0404
I artiklen tages der afsæt i enkeltstående eksempler på fattigdom og hjemløshed, som udfoldes til en socialpolitisk problemstilling omkring råb efter tiggende mennesker i Nuuk. Her analyseres det, hvorledes et land med en historisk kollektiv opfattelse af fællesskabets indlejrede værdi og nødvendigh…
I artiklen tages der afsæt i enkeltstående eksempler på fattigdom og hjemløshed, som udfoldes til en socialpolitisk problemstilling omkring råb efter tiggende mennesker i Nuuk. Her analyseres det, hvorledes et land med en historisk kollektiv opfattelse af fællesskabets indlejrede værdi og nødvendighed i dag viser individualiseringstendenser. Det nutidige fokus på arbejdslivet, på mennesker, som omtales som en ressource i tråd med råstoffer og andet materiel, har eroderet det tidligere fokus på kollektivet og i stedet skubbet individet i forgrunden. Det karakteriseres her som en individualiseringstendens.
Det ses i skoleparathedsundersøgelser i daginstitutionerne, hvor børn testes, om de er parate til at passe ind i systemet. Det fortsætter i voksenlivet, hvor individet ansvarliggøres for makrosociologiske trends som hjemløshed og fattigdom. Det grønlandske samfund fokuserer i dag på, hvordan individet klarer sig, og ikke om kollektiver som offentlige institutioner og det overordnede samfund har en rummelig og inkluderende kapacitet. Fokusset overskygger makrosociologiske refleksioner over de sociale systemers indretning.
Artiklen stiller sig kritisk over for tendenser til at udpege individet som eneansvarlig for at håndtere sociale problemer som fattigdom og hjemløshed og præsenterer derfor, hvorledes man socialpolitisk skaber et modtræk hertil.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Fattigdom; Hjemløshed; Kollektivitet; Individualisme; Tiggeri
Title of journal:
Pædagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
59
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Dansk Psykologisk Forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1903-0002
In this article, the concept of “micro media system” is introduced to describe the relations between media and politics in microstates and societies. Drawing on ideas from the literature on democracy in microstates (Benedict, 1967; Corbett and Veenendaal, 2018; Sarapuu and Randma-Liiv, 2020), it is…
In this article, the concept of “micro media system” is introduced to describe the relations between media and politics in microstates and societies. Drawing on ideas from the literature on democracy in microstates (Benedict, 1967; Corbett and Veenendaal, 2018; Sarapuu and Randma-Liiv, 2020), it is argued that despite their many differences, the smallest media systems share four characteristics linked to their micro size: (1) government domination, (2) high social integration and overlapping role-relationships, (3) multi-functionalism among journalists and media outlets, and (4) dependence on few individuals. These characteristics of micro media systems can weaken the media’s position in society vis-à-vis other institutions. Whereas previous research on small media systems (e.g., Puppis, 2009) has considered size as a binary variable, in this article it is argued that the size of media systems is better perceived as a continuous variable. This implies that the characteristics of micro media systems become more pronounced the smaller the media system.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Microstates; Small states; Media systems; Size; Political communication; News media; Journalism
Title of journal:
International Communication Gazette
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1177/1748048522114325
As a self-governing nation that exercises jurisdiction over most policy areas, Greenland is constantly testing its foreign policy and self-determination action space. Predominantly having aimed at increasing its action space towards Denmark, especially since inaugurating home rule in 1979 and self-g…
As a self-governing nation that exercises jurisdiction over most policy areas, Greenland is constantly testing its foreign policy and self-determination action space. Predominantly having aimed at increasing its action space towards Denmark, especially since inaugurating home rule in 1979 and self-government in 2009, Greenland has for the past decade been increasing its engagement as a direct partner to the US. In this paper, I analyse three cases where the Greenland-Denmark-US relations in different ways are delimited and affected by great power relations between the US, China, and Russia. In doing so, I demonstrate how Greenland increasingly uses its action space to affect the outcome of policies and initiatives that lie within the ‘grey zones’ between Greenlandic and Danish power relations. The paper contributes to the understanding of how state-like actors balance their relations in ambiguous ways towards larger states and creates action spaces to determine their own futures. The article argues that Greenland, by balancing the internal and external limitations determined by Greenland’s relations to Denmark and the US, is creating an ambiguous action space, where Greenlandic politicians can and do affect their action options. At the same time, these politicians must acknowledge that Greenland’s action space is constantly evolving against a backdrop of deepening relations between Nuuk and Washington, as well as increasing international tensions. The article is based on an analysis of official documents, media outlets and elite interviews.
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Editor:
Duncan Depledge
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Self-determination; Diplomacy
Title of journal:
The Polar Journal
Volume of journal:
12
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Online
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/2154896X.2022.2137085
"Henter du kaffen?"
Formålet med projektet har været at frembringe indsigt i kønsulighed i virksomheder og administration og på baggrund heraf tilbyde nye perspektiver og forståelser, der gør det muligt at skabe en positiv udvikling. På baggrund af analysens empiriske materiale og konklusioner fremskrives fire anbefali…
Formålet med projektet har været at frembringe indsigt i kønsulighed i virksomheder og administration og på baggrund heraf tilbyde nye perspektiver og forståelser, der gør det muligt at skabe en positiv udvikling. På baggrund af analysens empiriske materiale og konklusioner fremskrives fire anbefalinger. De kan være startskuddet til de virksomheder, der ønsker at gå ind i arbejdet for at fremme ligestillingen i egen organisation.
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Author:
Mette Apollo Rasmussen; Poul Bitsch Olsen
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Ledelse; Ligestilling; Grønland; Køn; Organisationer
Country of publication:
Grønland
"Kaffi aassaviuk?"
Suliniummi siunertaavoq suliffeqarfinni allaffissornermilu suiaassutsikkut naligiinngittoqarneranik paasisimasaqalerrnissaq, tassanngalu pitsaasumik ineriartuutaasussanik isiginnittaatsinik paasisanillu nutaanik tunniussinissaq. Misissuinermi paasisat aallaavigalugit sisamanik innersuussuteqarpoq. T…
Suliniummi siunertaavoq suliffeqarfinni allaffissornermilu suiaassutsikkut naligiinngittoqarneranik paasisimasaqalerrnissaq, tassanngalu pitsaasumik ineriartuutaasussanik isiginnittaatsinik paasisanillu nutaanik tunniussinissaq. Misissuinermi paasisat aallaavigalugit sisamanik innersuussuteqarpoq. Taakkua suliffeqarfinni naligiissitaanermik siuarsaarusuttunut aallarniutaasinnaapput.
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Author:
Mette Apollo Rasmussen; Poul Bitsch Olsen
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Kalaallit Nunaat; Aqutsisut; Naligiissitaaneq
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Micro media systems
In this article, the concept of “micro media system” is introduced to describe the relations between media and politics in microstates and societies. Drawing on ideas from the literature on democracy in microstates (Benedict, 1967; Corbett and Veenendaal, 2018; Sarapuu and Randma-Liiv, 2020), it is…
In this article, the concept of “micro media system” is introduced to describe the relations between media and politics in microstates and societies. Drawing on ideas from the literature on democracy in microstates (Benedict, 1967; Corbett and Veenendaal, 2018; Sarapuu and Randma-Liiv, 2020), it is argued that despite their many differences, the smallest media systems share four characteristics linked to their micro size: (1) government domination, (2) high social integration and overlapping role-relationships, (3) multi-functionalism among journalists and media outlets, and (4) dependence on few individuals. These characteristics of micro media systems can weaken the media's position in society vis-à-vis other institutions. Whereas previous research on small media systems (e.g., Puppis, 2009) has considered size as a binary variable, in this article it is argued that the size of media systems is better perceived as a continuous variable. This implies that the characteristics of micro media systems become more pronounced the smaller the media system.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Microstates; Small states; Media systems; Size; Political communication; News media; Journalism
Title of journal:
International Communication Gazette
Publisher:
Sage
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1177/17480485221143257
Grønland må finde tilbage til kollektivet
Kollektivismen er under pres i Grønland. En aktiv socialpolitik kan styrke en national og lokal fællesskabsånd.
De første 100 års døgninstitutioner
Antallet af sociale anbringelser uden for hjemmet i Grønland er stigende, imens antallet af børn er faldende – og har være faldende de sidste 20 år. I 2021 blev der født 761 børn, og ifølge Grønlands statistik er det, det laveste fødselstal siden 2. verdenskrig. Som tallene ser ud lige nu, og hvis d…
Antallet af sociale anbringelser uden for hjemmet i Grønland er stigende, imens antallet af børn er faldende – og har være faldende de sidste 20 år. I 2021 blev der født 761 børn, og ifølge Grønlands statistik er det, det laveste fødselstal siden 2. verdenskrig. Som tallene ser ud lige nu, og hvis der ikke sker markante ændringer på anbringelsesområdet, så vil omkring 40 af de børn kunne se frem til måske at blive anbragt uden for hjemmet i en kortere eller længere periode af deres liv.
Denne artikel belyser først anbringelsesområdet i et historiske perspektiv, og dernæst viser den hvordan anbringelsesområdet ser ud i dagens Grønland. Afslutningsvist diskuteres de næste bedste skridt inden for anbringelsesområdet, samt hvilken læring der kan drages af tidligere tiders måde at anbringe på.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Døgninstitutioner; Anbringelser; Udsatte børn og unge; Børnehjem
Title of journal:
Dansk Pædagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Pædagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift
Country of publication:
Danmark
I forbindelse med byggeriet af en ny døgninstitution for børn og unge i Nuuk, har bygherre ønsket at inddrage anbragte børns stemmer i en tidlig fase af projektet, for at tilgodese anbragte børns ønsker og behov i det nye byggeri. Artiklen viser metode og resultater for det inddragelsesarbejde der f…
I forbindelse med byggeriet af en ny døgninstitution for børn og unge i Nuuk, har bygherre ønsket at inddrage anbragte børns stemmer i en tidlig fase af projektet, for at tilgodese anbragte børns ønsker og behov i det nye byggeri. Artiklen viser metode og resultater for det inddragelsesarbejde der foregik i efteråret 2021.
Imidlertid var der ikke afsat ressourcer til at tale med børnene eller udarbejde et design for hvordan resultaterne skal bruges. Dermed kan projektet let kan komme til at virke som om, at formålet mere var at signalere inddragelse, end reel inddragelse. Artiklen drøfter derfor ligeledes inddragelsesniveauet i Harts forståelsesramme for inddragelse af børn i voksnes projekter.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Døgninstitutioner; Anbringelser; Udsatte børn og unge; Børnehjem; Inddragelse
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Country of publication:
Danmark
En beskrivelse af at være anbragt på et børnehjem i Grønland.
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Jeg føler mig som et spøgelse; Jeg kan ikke ses-agtigt
Title of journal:
Illisimatusaat
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
978-87-90197-11-7
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Mediehistorie; Nyheder
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-11-7
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Tusagassiutit oqaluttuarisaanerat; Nutaarsiassat
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Volume of journal:
3
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-15-5
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Media history; News; Television
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Volume of journal:
3
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-13-1
Kritisk Psykologi
Kapitlet giver en indføring i en socialpsykologisk analyseramme kaldet Kritisk Psykologi. Først gøres der rede for det grundlæggende teoretiske udgangspunkt for Kritisk Psykologi, og hvordan de psykologiske grundbegreber er udviklet.
Herefter beskrives nogle centrale begreber i Kritisk Psykologi; d…
Kapitlet giver en indføring i en socialpsykologisk analyseramme kaldet Kritisk Psykologi. Først gøres der rede for det grundlæggende teoretiske udgangspunkt for Kritisk Psykologi, og hvordan de psykologiske grundbegreber er udviklet.
Herefter beskrives nogle centrale begreber i Kritisk Psykologi; det vises gennem eksempler, hvordan analysen af praksis vha. de kritisk psykologiske begreber kan sætte de sundhedsprofessionelle i stand til at reflektere over deres egne og patienternes tanker, følelser og handlinger, og hvordan disse relaterer sig til både strukturelle og relationelle betingelser for praksis i sundhedsvæsenet og til patienternes livsbetingelser. Psykiske reaktioner forstås således i deres sociale sammenhænge, ikke som indre psykiske processer.
Til sidst gives et eksempel på en patientsituation i sundhedspraksis, og hvordan situationen kan analyseres ved hjælp af begreberne.
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Editor:
Rikke Vinter Hedensted; Julie Wielandt Tejmers
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Socialpsykologi; Patientinddragelse; Analyse af patientforløb
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Psykologi og sundhedspsykologi for sundhedsprofessionelle
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Gads Forlag
ISBN number:
978-87-12-06104-5
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Meqqat; Angerlarsimaffik
Title of journal:
Illisimatusaat
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Children; Out-of-home-care
Title of journal:
Illisimatusaat
Country of publication:
Greenland
ISSN number:
978-87-90197-14-8
This article presents a case study of a school class for children with special needs in a Greenlandic elementary school, where education outside the classroom (EOtC) is practised by using hunting and other traditional use of Greenlandic nature as a foundation for interdisciplinary teaching. The stud…
This article presents a case study of a school class for children with special needs in a Greenlandic elementary school, where education outside the classroom (EOtC) is practised by using hunting and other traditional use of Greenlandic nature as a foundation for interdisciplinary teaching. The students live in a residential institution because they have been exposed to neglect and traumatic events at home. That has caused that they have been relocated from their family and hometown and have changed school. The study examines how students respond to school, when hunting, the Greenlandic dog sled and traditional use of Greenlandic plants are used in the school’s lessons. Observation and interviews show that this form of teaching motivates students and have at positive impact on their academic performance and social and personal development. Mastery experiences, authenticity, a smooth room and positive relationships between teacher and student as well as between students are important elements in this positive experience of school. The research can provide inspiration for a pedagogy in the Greenlandic elementary school that creates motivation and interest for school. It would be relevant to study if this way of practice EOtC will have any long-term effect on the students.
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Editor:
Helle Rabøl Hansen; Julie Kordovsky
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Udeskole; Den grønlandske folkeskole; Udeliv; Udeundervisning; Grønlandske traditioner; Grønlandsk kultur; Naturbrug; Jagt
Title of journal:
Pædagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
59.04
Publisher:
Pædagogisk Psykologisk Forening
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1903-0002
The development project The Teacher Student as Educational Designers was initiated in 2018 at the Teachers’ Training College (TTC) at University of Greenland, aiming to increase the teacher students´ competences as educational designers with a focus on teaching adults. During the project, students w…
The development project The Teacher Student as Educational Designers was initiated in 2018 at the Teachers’ Training College (TTC) at University of Greenland, aiming to increase the teacher students´ competences as educational designers with a focus on teaching adults. During the project, students were involved in planning, execution, and evaluation of teaching at TTC, and participated in reflections and dialogues in student teams. The project was based on the assumption that teaching competence is developed through reflections at three competence levels, cf. Erling Lars Dale, and that students´ motivation is increased when three basic psychological needs are met cf. The Self-Determination Theory (Ryan & Deci, 2000). The findings presented in this article are based on 41 students´ answers in a standardized qualitative evaluation form, and the four authors’ reflections on the project. The students’ answers were analyzed based on Anja Gabrielsen’s approach to Constructing Grounded Theory (Gabrielsen, 2018). The students’ answers underlined six categories: Group work, Teachers competencies, Dissemination promotes professional understanding, Language of instruction, Peer to peer, Body and learning and Second order pedagogy, indicating which educational design competences the students´ were developing through the project; relational competence, classroom management competence and educational design competence, respectively. The project also contributed to the development of teacher identity and increased the teacher students’ ability for reflection, both in relation to their own learning, different roles in group work, teaching of fellow students as well as reflections on second order pedagogy. The pedagogical space provided by the development project supported the teacher students to work at Dale’s three competence levels. The project allowed for co-creative teaching and an open framework for the educational design, which increased the students´ teacher competences and motivation.
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Author:
Kirsten Føns; Kamilla Frimodt Madsen; Agnete Klitsø Blicher; Lisa Korneliussen
Editor:
Helle Rabøl Hansen; Julie Kordovsky
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Læreruddannelsen; Lærerstuderende; Didaktisk design; Didaktisk samtale
Title of journal:
Pædagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
59.04
Publisher:
Pædagogisk Psykologisk Forening
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1903-0002
Special territories in the European Union
Editor:
Tove H. Malloy; Balázs Vizi
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Minority politics; EU; Special territories
Place of publication:
Cheltenham and Northampton
Country of publication:
UK & USA
Host publication title:
Research Handbook on Minority Politics in the European Union
Publication house:
Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN number:
978-1-80037-592-5
Etablering af den moderne barndom i Grønland
Undersøgelse af daginstitutioners og børnehavers historiske tilblivelse i Grønland i efterkrigstiden. Diskussion af offentlig og professionaliseret forvaltning af "den gode barndom" i Grønland. Forslag til integration af elementer af grønlandsk opdragelseskultur i daginstitutioners arbejde.
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Barndom; Daginstitutioner; Børnehaver; Red Barnet; G50; G60; Pædagog; Professionalisme; Kulturmøde; Opdragelse
Title of journal:
Pædagogisk psykologisk tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
4
Number of journal:
59
Place of publication:
Dansk Psykologisk Forlag
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1903-0002
This report presents new and updated knowledge about Nordic coastal communities and their socio-economic situation. We investigate key structures and value chains in eight coastal communities in Greenland, Iceland, the Faroes, and Norway. The report highlights local variations in the interaction bet…
This report presents new and updated knowledge about Nordic coastal communities and their socio-economic situation. We investigate key structures and value chains in eight coastal communities in Greenland, Iceland, the Faroes, and Norway. The report highlights local variations in the interaction between value chains and local resilience and provides a comparative perspective. The report uncovers new trends and important development characteristics for Nordic coastal communities, with diversification, continued household-based activities and person-specific factors found to be key for success in business life and for resilience at the local level. Our results also call into question some of the challenges and conventional truths facing coastal community development in a period where solutions are being sought for sustainability and the climate challenge.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Coastal communities; Value chains; Resilience; Sustainability; Arctic; Nordic Atlantic
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
ISBN number:
978-92-893-7437-8 (pdf)
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Coastal communities; Nordic Atlantic; Socio-economic development
Host publication title:
Value Chains and Resilient Coastal Communities in the Nordic Atlantic
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
ISBN number:
978-92-893-7437-8 (pdf)
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Nordic coastal communities; Value chains; Resilience; Sustainabilty; Nordic Atlantic
Host publication title:
Value Chains and Resilient Coastal Communities in the Nordic Atlantic
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
ISBN number:
978-92-893-7437-8 (pdf)
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Coastal communities; Value chains; Resilience; Tvøroyri; Vágur
Host publication title:
Value Chains and Resilient Coastal Communities in the Nordic Atlantic
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
ISBN number:
978-92-893-7437-8 (pdf)
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Value chains; Resilience; Coastal communities; Nanortalik; Narsaq
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
ISBN number:
978-92-893-7437-8 (pdf)
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Coastal communities; Value chains; Resilience; Sustainabilty; Nordic Atlantic
Host publication title:
Value Chains and Resilient Coastal Communities in the Nordic Atlantic
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Background: The transition to parenthood has received increasing attention in research, partly due to evidence pointing out the crucial developmental period of a child’s first thousand days. Parenting programmes aim to prepare and support families in their transition and distress. For a programme to…
Background: The transition to parenthood has received increasing attention in research, partly due to evidence pointing out the crucial developmental period of a child’s first thousand days. Parenting programmes aim to prepare and support families in their transition and distress. For a programme to be implemented successfully it is important to consider parents’ needs and resources. Bringing parents’ perspectives and experiences to the forefront of the implementation of the Greenlandic parenting programme MANU 0–1 Year (MANU) is important for determining if the programme can meet its aim of contributing to thriving families. This study aims to investigate how parents’ notions and experiences of parenthood are reflected and challenged in MANU. Method: Data were collected in three of Greenland’s five municipalities. Qualitative interviews were held with 38 mothers and 12 fathers either individually or as couples: a total of 40 interviews. Additionally, a Sharing Circle with three fathers was held. Interviews were in Greenlandic or Danish. A thematic, inductive analysis was applied. Results: In their transition to parenthood, participants experienced a reprioritisation of their life and changes in their network. It is important to parents that their child experiences security and care, and participants describe this in contrast to their own childhood. Community is the most important value in child‑rearing. Conversations and advice from family members and friends are mentioned as a means to prepare for birth and parenthood. Additionally, conversations with midwives and MANU sessions were also used for preparation. Parents appreciated learning from and listening to other parents in MANU sessions. However, accessing MANU depends on the individual parent’s interest and ability to attend sessions. Conclusions: Parents’ notions and experiences of parenthood are addressed in the programme, but the use of MANU depends on the parents’ attendance and how it is organised and locally offered. The study suggests that MANU has the possibility to create a space for parents to reflect and prepare. However, for MANU to be universal as intended and to reach both mother and father the facilitation of sessions could be revisited.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
User perspective; Parenting program; Parent education; Preparation; Implementation; Arctic; Circumpolar; Qualitative methods; Indigenous perspective; Thematic analysis
Title of journal:
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
1
DOI number:
10.1186/s12884-022-05170-4
Since 1993, regular population health surveys in Greenland have supported and monitored the public health strategy of Greenland and have monitored cardiometabolic and lung diseases. The most recent of these surveys included 2539 persons aged 15+ from 20 communities spread over the whole country. The…
Since 1993, regular population health surveys in Greenland have supported and monitored the public health strategy of Greenland and have monitored cardiometabolic and lung diseases. The most recent of these surveys included 2539 persons aged 15+ from 20 communities spread over the whole country. The survey instruments included personal interviews, self-administered questionnaires, blood sampling, anthropometric measurements, blood pressure, ECG, oral glucose test, pulmonary function, hand grip strength and chair stand test. Blood samples were analysed for glucose, glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c), insulin, incretin hormones, cholesterol, kidney function, fatty acids in erythrocyte membranes and mercury, urine for albumin-creatinine ratio, and aliquots were stored at −80°C for future use. Data were furthermore collected for studies of the gut microbiome and diabetes complications. Survey participants were followed up with register data. The potential of the study is to contribute to the continued monitoring of risk factors and health conditions as part of Greenland’s public health strategy and to study the epidemiology of cardiometabolic diseases and other chronic diseases and behavioural risk factors. The next population health survey is planned for 2024. The emphasis of the article is on the methods of the study and results will be presented in other publications.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Inuit; Greenland; Social determinants; Cardiometabolic diseases; Airway diseases; Risk factors; Population health survey
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
81
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2022.2090067
The development of the Greenlandic written language is reviewed, and all Greenlandic literature before 1900 is discussed. A short outline of the overwhelming number of Greenlandic publications appearing in the twentieth century concludes the article. It is demonstrated that the history of Greenlandi…
The development of the Greenlandic written language is reviewed, and all Greenlandic literature before 1900 is discussed. A short outline of the overwhelming number of Greenlandic publications appearing in the twentieth century concludes the article. It is demonstrated that the history of Greenlandic literature begins with catechisms and their utopian journey to heaven. Since the entire western Greenlandic society was Christianized early in the 19th century, literacy has been used for many other purposes than strictly religious or utilitarian ones, but the missionaries’ insistence on learning, using, and developing the local language for their specific purposes, and not least their invention of a literary language and their endeavors to teach Greenlanders to use it, are probably the main reasons why the Greenlandic language is still very much alive and used everywhere in contemporary Greenland. Today it is the language of literature, pop music, government, and legislation. No other Aboriginal language in the American hemisphere has a comparable status.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Greenlandic written language; Greenlandic literature; Christianity in Greenland
Place of publication:
Abingdon and New York
Country of publication:
USA and Great Britain
Host publication title:
The Inuit World
Edition:
1st edition
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367225391
Den første bog trykt på grønlandsk er en ABC udgivet af Hans Egede i 1739. Bogen har været anset for at være forsvundet, men i forbindelse med et fælleseuropæisk forskningsprojekt over ABC'ens historie er det lykkedes at lokalisere to fejlregistrerede eksemplarer af bogen på Det Kgl. Bibliotek. Arti…
Den første bog trykt på grønlandsk er en ABC udgivet af Hans Egede i 1739. Bogen har været anset for at være forsvundet, men i forbindelse med et fælleseuropæisk forskningsprojekt over ABC'ens historie er det lykkedes at lokalisere to fejlregistrerede eksemplarer af bogen på Det Kgl. Bibliotek. Artiklen gør rede for bogens tilblivelse, virkningshistorie og betydning for udviklingen af dels det grønlandske litteratursprog, dels grønlandsk kristendom. På forbavsende kort tid - mindre end 100 år efter Hans Egedes landing på Håbets Ø i 1721 - lykkedes det at lære alle indbyggere i Vestgrønland at læse. Da først det grønlandske skriftmedie var udviklet, kunne det naturligvis bruges til alle tænkelige formål. Hans Egedes indsats er derfor blandt de vigtigste årsager til at den selvbevidste grønlandske nation findes og trives den dag i dag, og at det grønlandske sprog lever i bedste velgående, i modsætning til stort set alle andre oprindelige sprog på den amerikanske halvkugle. Artiklen udkom første gang i tidsskriftet Fund og Forskning (2021) og blev peer-reviewet ved den lejlighed. Denne nye version er let revideret i lyset af nye oplysninger der er dukket op siden førsteudgaven.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Grønlandske ABC'er; Grønlandsk litteratur; Grønlandsk skolehistorie; Grønlandsk katekismus
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
70
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0017-4556
Et overblik over den grønlandske kirke- og missionshistorie og en beskrivelse af den grønlandske kirke og andre trossamfund i Grønland.
Editor:
Niels Elers Koch
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Grønlandsk kirkehistorie; Grønlandsk missionshistorie; Den grønlandske kirke; Trossamfund i Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Trap Grønland
Publication house:
Trap Danmark
ISBN number:
9788771815054
En systematisk opstillet grønlandsk grammatik.
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Grønlandsk grammatik
Place of publication:
København og Nuuk
Country of publication:
Danmark og Grønland
Edition:
3. udgave
Publication house:
BoD - Books on Demand
ISBN number:
9788743045656
Ancient DNA provides insights into 4,000 years of resource economy across Greenland
Seersholm et al. analysed permafrozen middens from Inuit and Viking settlements to uncover evidence of diet in prehistoric Greenland. Using ancient DNA, they identified 42 different species and found that whales were surprisingly common.
The success and failure of past cultures across the Arctic wa…
Seersholm et al. analysed permafrozen middens from Inuit and Viking settlements to uncover evidence of diet in prehistoric Greenland. Using ancient DNA, they identified 42 different species and found that whales were surprisingly common.
The success and failure of past cultures across the Arctic was tightly coupled to the ability of past peoples to exploit the full range of resources available to them. There is substantial evidence for the hunting of birds, caribou and seals in prehistoric Greenland. However, the extent to which these communities relied on fish and cetaceans is understudied because of taphonomic processes that affect how these taxa are presented in the archaeological record. To address this, we analyse DNA from bulk bone samples from 12 archaeological middens across Greenland covering the Palaeo-Inuit, Norse and Neo-Inuit culture. We identify an assemblage of 42 species, including nine fish species and five whale species, of which the bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) was the most commonly detected. Furthermore, we identify a new haplotype in caribou (Rangifer tarandus), suggesting the presence of a distinct lineage of (now extinct) dwarfed caribou in Greenland 3,000 years ago.
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Author:
Frederik V. Seersholm; Hans Harmsen; Anne Birgitte Gotfredsen; Christian K. Madsen; Jens F. Jensen ; Jørgen Hollesen; Morten Meldgaard; Michael Bunce; Anders. J. Hansen
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Archaeology; DNA; Resource exploitation
Title of journal:
Nature Human Behaviour
Volume of journal:
6
Number of journal:
12
Publisher:
Nature
The transitions from foraging to farming and later to pastoralism in Stone Age Eurasia (c. 11-3 thousand years before present, BP) represent some of the most dramatic lifestyle changes in human evolution. We sequenced 317 genomes of primarily Mesolithic and Neolithic individuals from across Eurasia…
The transitions from foraging to farming and later to pastoralism in Stone Age Eurasia (c. 11-3 thousand years before present, BP) represent some of the most dramatic lifestyle changes in human evolution. We sequenced 317 genomes of primarily Mesolithic and Neolithic individuals from across Eurasia combined with radiocarbon dates, stable isotope data, and pollen records. Genome imputation and co-analysis with previously published shotgun sequencing data resulted in >1600 complete ancient genome sequences offering fine-grained resolution into the Stone Age populations. We observe that: 1) Hunter-gatherer groups were more genetically diverse than previously known, and deeply divergent between western and eastern Eurasia. 2) We identify hitherto genetically undescribed hunter-gatherers from the Middle Don region that contributed ancestry to the later Yamnaya steppe pastoralists; 3) The genetic impact of the Neolithic transition was highly distinct, east and west of a boundary zone extending from the Black Sea to the Baltic. Large-scale shifts in genetic ancestry occurred to the west of this “Great Divide”, including an almost complete replacement of hunter-gatherers in Denmark, while no substantial ancestry shifts took place during the same period to the east. This difference is also reflected in genetic relatedness within the populations, decreasing substantially in the west but not in the east where it remained high until c. 4,000 BP; 4) The second major genetic transformation around 5,000 BP happened at a much faster pace with Steppe-related ancestry reaching most parts of Europe within 1,000-years. Local Neolithic farmers admixed with incoming pastoralists in eastern, western, and southern Europe whereas Scandinavia experienced another near-complete population replacement. Similar dramatic turnover-patterns are evident in western Siberia; 5) Extensive regional differences in the ancestry components involved in these early events remain visible to this day, even within countries. Neolithic farmer ancestry is highest in southern and eastern England while Steppe-related ancestry is highest in the Celtic populations of Scotland, Wales, and Cornwall (this research has been conducted using the UK Biobank resource); 6) Shifts in diet, lifestyle and environment introduced new selection pressures involving at least 21 genomic regions. Most such variants were not universally selected across populations but were only advantageous in particular ancestral backgrounds. Contrary to previous claims, we find that selection on the FADS regions, associated with fatty acid metabolism, began before the Neolithisation of Europe. Similarly, the lactase persistence allele started increasing in frequency before the expansion of Steppe-related groups into Europe and has continued to increase up to the present. Along the genetic cline separating Mesolithic hunter-gatherers from Neolithic farmers, we find significant correlations with trait associations related to skin disorders, diet and lifestyle and mental health status, suggesting marked phenotypic differences between these groups with very different lifestyles. This work provides new insights into major transformations in recent human evolution, elucidating the complex interplay between selection and admixture that shaped patterns of genetic variation in modern populations.Competing Interest StatementThe authors have declared no competing interest.
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Author:
Morten Erik Allentoft; Martin Sikora; Alba Refoyo Martínez; Evan Irving-Pease; Marie Louise Schjellerup Jørkov; Fabrice Demeter; Maria Novosolov; Rasmus Henrik Amund Henriksen; Tharsika Vimala; Hugh McColl; Lasse Vinner; Gabriel Renaud; Theis Zetner Trolle Jensen; Gabriele Scorrano; Hannes Schroeder; Abigail Daisy Ramsøe; Andrew Joseph Schork; Anthony Henry Ruter; Anders Johannes Hansen; Anne Birgitte Gotfredsen; Anders Fischer; William Barrie; Andrés Ingason; Jesper Stenderup; Karl-Göran Sjögren; Alice Pearson; Barbara Mota; Bettina Schulz Paulsson; Alma Halgren; Ruairidh Macleod; Lasse Sørensen; Poul-Otto Nielsen; Ashot Margaryan; Melissa Ilardo; Andrew Vaughn; Morten Fischer Mortensen; Anne Birgitte Nielsen; Mikkel Ulfeldt Hede; Peter Rasmussen; Aaron Stern; Niels Nørkjær Johannsen; Per Lysdahl; Andrei Skorobogatov; Anders Rosengren; Alan Outram; Aleksey A. Timoshenko; Alexandra Buzhilova; Alfredo Coppa; Alisa Zubova; Ana Maria Silva; Andrey Gromov; Andrey Logvin; Bjarne Henning Nielsen; Borja González-Rabanal; Carles Lalueza-Fox; Catriona J. McKenzie; Gaunitz, Charleen; Concepción Blasco; Corina Liesau; Cristina Martinez-Labarga; Dmitri V. Pozdnyakov; David Cuenca-Solana; David O. Lordkipanidze; Dmitri En’shin; Domingo C Salazar-García; T. Douglas Price; Dušan Borić; Elena Kostyleva; Elizaveta V. Veselovskaya; Emma R. Usmanova; Enrico Cappellini; Erik Brinch Petersen; Esben Kannegaard; Francesca Radina; Fulya Eylem Yediay; Henri Duday; Igor Gutiérrez-Zugasti; Inna Potekhina; Irina Shevnina; Isin Altinkaya; Jean Guilaine; Jesper Hansen; Joan Emili Aura Tortosa; João Zilhão; Jorge Vega; Kristoffer Buck Pedersen; Krzysztof Tunia; Zhao, Lei; Liudmila N. Mylnikova; Lars Larsson; Laure Metz; Levon Yeppiskoposyan; Lisbeth Pedersen; Lucia Sarti; Ludovic Orlando; Ludovic Slimak; Lutz Klassen; Malou Blank; Manuel González-Morales; Mara Silvestrini; Maria Vretemark; Marina S. Nesterova; Marina Rykun; Mario Federico Rolfo; Marzena Szmyt; Marcin Przybyła; Mauro Calattini; Mikhail Sablin; Miluše Dobisíková; Morten Meldgaard; Morten Johansen; Natalia Berezina; Nick Card; Nikolai A. Saveliev; Olga Poshekhonova; Olga Rickards; Olga V. Lozovskaya; Otto Christian Uldum; Paola Aurino; Pavel Kosintsev; Patrice Courtaud; Patricia Ríos; Peder Mortensen; Per Lotz; Per Åke Persson; Pernille Bangsgaard; Peter de Barros Damgaard; Peter Vang Petersen; Pilar Prieto Martinez; Piotr Włodarczak; Roman V. Smolyaninov; Rikke Maring; Roberto Menduiña; Ruben Badalyan; Iversen, Rune; Ruslan Turin; Sergey Vasilyiev; Sidsel Wåhlin; Svetlana Borutskaya; Svetlana Skochina; Søren Anker Sørensen; Søren H. Andersen; Thomas Jørgensen; Yuri B. Serikov; Vyacheslav I. Molodin; Vaclav Smrcka; Victor Merz; Vivek Appadurai; Vyacheslav Moiseyev; Yvonne Magnusson; Kurt H. Kjær; Niels Lynnerup; Daniel J. Lawson; Peter H. Sudmant; Simon Rasmussen; Thorfinn Sand Korneliussen; Richard Durbin; Rasmus Nielsen; Olivier Delaneau; Thomas Werge; Fernando Racimo; Kristian Kristiansen; Eske Willerslev
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Genomics; Stone age; Eurasia
Publisher:
University of Copenhagen
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
DOI number:
10.1101/2022.05.04.490594
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Poetiske repræsentationer; Forskning
Title of journal:
Sygeplejefagligt Tidsskrift Forstyrrelsen
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Dansk Sygeplejeråd
Forskning om studerendes og nyuddannede sygeplejerskers trivsel, uddannelse og arbejdsliv
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Trivsel; Uddannelse; Fastholdelse; Sundhedsprofession
Title of journal:
Nakorsanut – Medlemsblad lægeforeningen
Volume of journal:
42
Number of journal:
2
En dansk sygeplejelærer kommer til Grønland
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Uddannelse; Kultur; Grønland
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq - Et fagblad for sygeplejersker i Grønland
Volume of journal:
30
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiats
TRAP Grønland Trap Grønland giver en omfattende og rigt illustreret, stedsspecifik viden om Grønlands natur og landskab, historie, kultur, samfunds- og erhvervsforhold samt byerne og bygderne. Annemette Nyborg Lauritsen har bidraget med afsnit om den danske stats institutioner i Grønland og de grønl…
TRAP Grønland Trap Grønland giver en omfattende og rigt illustreret, stedsspecifik viden om Grønlands natur og landskab, historie, kultur, samfunds- og erhvervsforhold samt byerne og bygderne. Annemette Nyborg Lauritsen har bidraget med afsnit om den danske stats institutioner i Grønland og de grønlandske talsmandsinstitutioner.
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Editor:
TRAP Danmark
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Politi; Anstalt; Domstole; Talsmandsinstitutioner
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Trap Grønland
Publication house:
TRAP Danmark
ISBN number:
9788771815054
Reflections on the Complexity of Normalcy in Nursing and Healthcare
Author:
Charlotte Handberg; Lene Seibæk; Sally Thorne; Kirsten Beedholm
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Normalcy in healthcare; Nursing; Patient involvement
Title of journal:
Advances in Nursing Science
Magt og autoritet i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen - omsorg og etik
Editor:
Ole Høiris; Ole Marquardt; Claus Andreasen
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Magtforhold; Sundhedsvæsenet
Host publication title:
Magt og autoritet i Grønland
Børn med mellemørebetændelse - forældreerfaringer som grundlag for en forbedret indsats
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Organisering af behandling; Samarbejde med pårørende
Name of conference:
Nunamed 2022
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Patientuddannelse i livsstilsrelaterede sygdomme i Grønland – et ph.d.-projekt
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse; Interventionsforskning
Name of conference:
Nunamed 2022
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Trap Grønland giver en omfattende og rigt illustreret, stedsspecifik viden om Grønlands natur og landskab, historie, kultur, samfunds- og erhvervsforhold samt byerne og bygderne. Birger Poppel har sammen med MarieKathrine Poppel bidraget med afsnit om Grønlands befolkning og demografi og har sammen…
Trap Grønland giver en omfattende og rigt illustreret, stedsspecifik viden om Grønlands natur og landskab, historie, kultur, samfunds- og erhvervsforhold samt byerne og bygderne. Birger Poppel har sammen med MarieKathrine Poppel bidraget med afsnit om Grønlands befolkning og demografi og har sammen med Najaaraq Christiansen og Kåre Hendriksen bidraget med afsnit om Erhverv og arbejdsmarked.
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Editor:
Niels Elers Koch; Kuupik Kleist
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Samfundsforhold; Erhvervsforhold
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
TrapGrønland - GRØNLAND
Volume:
Bind 36
Edition:
6. udgave
Publication house:
Gads Forlag
ISBN number:
978-87-7181-505-4
Forekomsten af astma i Grønland og behandlingskvalitet – et tværsnitsstudie
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Astma; Forekomst; Behandlingskvalitet
Name of conference:
Nunamed 2022
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Patientrapporterede oplysninger i klinisk praksis – Implementering af et grønlandsk spørgeskema til monitorering af KOL patienter
Year:
2022
Subjects:
PRO; Kronisk obstruktiv lungesygdom; KOL; Patientrapporterede oplysninger
Name of conference:
Nunamed 2022
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Forekomst af patienter i Grønland, som bruger blodtrykssænkende medicin, samt en vurdering af vigtigheden af diagnose for behandlingskvaliteten – et tværsnitsstudie
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Hypertension; Forhøjet blodtryk; Forekomst; Behandlingskvalitet
Name of conference:
Nunamed 2022
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Patient education in Greenland: Development and feasibility testing of an intervention to patients with type 2 diabetes and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Patient education; Intervention development
Name of conference:
5th Annual Research Meeting 2022
City of conference:
Aarhus
Country of conference:
Denmark
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Hypertension; Forhøjet blodtryk; Forekomst; Behandlingskvalitet
Web place of publication:
Best Practice Nordic
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Artrose; Forekomst; Behandlingsmuligheder; Erfaringer; Grønland
Web place of publication:
Best Practice Nordic
De nordiska autonomierna och deras internationella handlingsutrymme
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Færøerne; Grønland; Åland; Internationale relationer
Title of journal:
Tidskrift utgiven av juridiska föreningen i Finland
Volume of journal:
158
Number of journal:
5-6
Publisher:
Juridiska föreningen i Finland
Place of publication:
Lahtis
Country of publication:
Finland
ISSN number:
0040-6953
This paper examines the legal concept of occupation of territory and its historic application to the Polar regions, to disclose the fallacies at the heart of the colonial projects at both Poles. It also considers how the increasing recognition of non-use value disrupts positivist accounts of occupat…
This paper examines the legal concept of occupation of territory and its historic application to the Polar regions, to disclose the fallacies at the heart of the colonial projects at both Poles. It also considers how the increasing recognition of non-use value disrupts positivist accounts of occupation. The colonisation of populated lands was justified by European theories of property that insisted that effective occupation required both a psychological and a physical
element. The psychological element of occupation requires the sovereign to engage in a legal action that it controls the land and exercises dominion over it but this conceit is not shared by Arctic Indigenous Peoples. The physical element of occupation according to the positivist account requires an owner or sovereign to transform the land in some physical manner. The self-serving European legal theories construed the Indigenous relationship with land as a non-relationship and declared it retrospectively terra nullius. According to their own laws, the colonisers declared their own sovereign
authority over Indigenous territories, notwithstanding the existing civilisations. However, in the Polar regions, the colonisers themselves did very little in the way of physical occupation or transformation of the vast majority of the lands that they claimed. Colonisers demonstrated occupation through the naming of places, mapping, taking resources, building basic structures for shelter, and applying laws over their own people. But Indigenous Peoples had long been doing all those things in the Arctic. 20th century courts accepted that in territories remote from the colonising claimant with little or no population, the degree of physical occupation and exercise of jurisdiction could be very limited. However, they refused to consider the much longer and more extensive use and management by Indigenous Peoples.
In the Antarctic, the territorial claims of the seven claimant states do not pivot on any real physical occupation or transformation of the land at all. This would have been impossible on any scale of significance, given the size and challenging climate of the continent at the time of European discovery. Today, the principles that govern the Antarctic continent favour non-use and a minimisation of impacts. At both Poles, justifications for the exercise of jurisdiction are increasingly based on promises to protect wilderness by minimising human impacts. Sovereignty is demonstrated through non-occupation in a complete reversal of the classical legal theory.
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Year:
2022
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; International law; Colonisation; Decolonisation; Polar law
Place of publication:
Leiden
Country of publication:
Netherlands
Host publication title:
Yearbook of Polar Law
Volume:
13
Publication house:
Brill
ISBN number:
978-90-04-50945-0
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Polar law; International law; Diversity
Place of publication:
Rovaniemi
Country of publication:
Finland
Host publication title:
Current Developments in Arctic Law
Volume:
X
Publication house:
University of Lapland
ISBN number:
ISSN: 2343-3418
Editor:
Giorgio Baruchello
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Greenland; Colonisation; Decolonisation; Colonialism
Title of journal:
Nordicum Mediterraneum
Volume of journal:
17
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
University of Akureyri
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Editor:
Giorgio Baruchello
Year:
2022
Subjects:
Greenland; Reconciliation; Decolonisation; Independence
Title of journal:
Nordicum Mediterraneum
Volume of journal:
17
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
University of Akureyri
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Year:
2021-22
Subjects:
Læsning; Eye tracking
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
978-87-90197-14-8
Year:
2021-22
Subjects:
Atuarneq; Eye tracking
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
ISSN number:
978-87-90197-14-8
Year:
2021-22
Subjects:
Reading; Eye tracking
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
ISSN number:
978-87-90197-14-8
The Political Economy of Greenland: From Colonialism to a Mixed Economy
The long-term economic performance of Greenland has been shaped by factors like climate change and global commodity prices but more importantly by the change and persistence of economic and political institutions. This chapter discusses the combination of these factors ranging from natural-resource…
The long-term economic performance of Greenland has been shaped by factors like climate change and global commodity prices but more importantly by the change and persistence of economic and political institutions. This chapter discusses the combination of these factors ranging from natural-resource transitions, historical legacies, and state developmental policies. It provides a general overview to understand the interplay of endogenous and exogenous factors that have influenced the historical evolution of the Greenlandic economy.
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Editor:
Laust H.
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Political economy; Economic history; Labor market
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Greenland’s Economy and Labour Market
Publication house:
Routledge
The chapter introduces a method of qualitative analysis which builds on socialpsychological theory about structures and relations in social practice. Conditions-, meanings- and reasoning analysis integrates societal and institutional structures in the conduct of everyday life of the citizens and in…
The chapter introduces a method of qualitative analysis which builds on socialpsychological theory about structures and relations in social practice. Conditions-, meanings- and reasoning analysis integrates societal and institutional structures in the conduct of everyday life of the citizens and in professional practice. The purpose of the analysis is to show the connections between institutional practice and the citizens’ everyday conduct of life with e.g. health problems, how the different practices influence each other, and what opportunities and challenges they include. By the use of examples from empirical research in patients’ perspectives on health practice in Greenland, it is shown how the method of analysis can be used on empirical material, what forms of knowledge and practice it analyses, and what kind of knowledge and action possibilities it generates.
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Editor:
Paul M.V. Hackett; Christopher M. Hayre
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Qualitative research; Method of analysis; Social psychology; Conduct of everyday life; Patient perspectives
Place of publication:
New York
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Handbook of ethnography in healthcare research
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367336332
The environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) hypothesis assumes there is an inverted U-shape relationship between pollution and income per capita, implying an improvement in environmental quality when a growing economy reaches a high level of economic development. This study evaluated empirically the exist…
The environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) hypothesis assumes there is an inverted U-shape relationship between pollution and income per capita, implying an improvement in environmental quality when a growing economy reaches a high level of economic development. This study evaluated empirically the existence of the environmental Kuznets curve in Greenland for the period 1970–2018. Using an autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) approach, the results show evidence of a U-shaped EKC in Greenland instead of the hypothesized inverted U-shape. The findings indicate that Greenland had initially experienced a decoupling transition during an early development stage associated with structural conditions of a small subsistence economy. However, once the country began to expand its industry, the trend began to reverse, creating a positive and significant relationship between CO2 emissions and GDP per capita that are potentially detrimental to the Arctic natural environment.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Economic development and policy; Environmental economics
Title of journal:
Sustainability
Volume of journal:
13
Number of journal:
3
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.3390/su13031228
Greenland experienced a 5-week lockdown during the COVID-19 crisis. The lockdown effectively took out all public social support and food supply for people experiencing homelessness in the capital Nuuk. This woke up Greenland’s social conscience in the form of a local NGO’s mobilization of voluntary…
Greenland experienced a 5-week lockdown during the COVID-19 crisis. The lockdown effectively took out all public social support and food supply for people experiencing homelessness in the capital Nuuk. This woke up Greenland’s social conscience in the form of a local NGO’s mobilization of voluntary social helpers. Luckily nobody in the homeless environment got infected and suffered needlessly. From a social policy perspective, we can take three experiences away from the pandemic. Firstly, a clear learning experience from this crisis was the need to redefine the broad societal understanding of Greenland a country with a universal welfare system. The second experience was that social work comes in many shapes and forms. Finally, the experience illustrated what could take place when the political and administrative system are too slow to react in times of crisis. It kickstarted the civil society step up and help fellow citizens. In the end NGO’s need to reports back and inform the public system to ensure better social emergency response in the future.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Homelessness; Social policy; Crisis; Greenland; Voluntary sector; Covid-19
Title of journal:
Qualitative Social Work
Volume of journal:
20
Number of journal:
1-2
Publisher:
Sage Journals
Place of publication:
Los Angeles
Country of publication:
United States
ISSN number:
14733250
DOI number:
10.1177/1473325020973209
Media policy in Greenland
This article describes the historical development of media policy in Greenland, and the shifts in the underlying normative and causal ideas that legitimise media policy. I argue that media policy reflects changes in Greenland’s political system. Specifically, under colonial rule, Greenlandic media w…
This article describes the historical development of media policy in Greenland, and the shifts in the underlying normative and causal ideas that legitimise media policy. I argue that media policy reflects changes in Greenland’s political system. Specifically, under colonial rule, Greenlandic media was state run and media was seen as an instrument to educate the population. Gradually, with the introduction of home rule, a paradigm shift took place, whereby media was seen as a vital instrument to strengthen Greenlandic language and identity. At the same time, normative ideas of media independence appeared which called for institutionalisation of the arm’s length principle. Due to the influence and institutional spill-over from Denmark, I argue, Greenlandic media policy fit rather well into the “Nordic media model” although media policy in Greenland is mostly formulated without long-term or broad political agreements.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Editor:
Lars Nord
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Greenland; Media policy; Policy paradigms; Nordic media welfare state; Media history
Title of journal:
Nordicom Review
Volume of journal:
Special Issue
Publisher:
Nordicom
Place of publication:
Gothenburg
Country of publication:
Sweden
Læsestrategier hos grønlandske elever
I denne artikel beskrives ph.d.-projektet "Elevers stavelses- og morfemiske læsestrategier på yngstetrinnet". En undersøgelse af læseundervisningen i didaktisk perspektiv i faget grønlandsk, hvor eyetracking bliver brugt som en del af empirisamling. I skrivende stund har jeg været på feltarbejde på…
I denne artikel beskrives ph.d.-projektet "Elevers stavelses- og morfemiske læsestrategier på yngstetrinnet". En undersøgelse af læseundervisningen i didaktisk perspektiv i faget grønlandsk, hvor eyetracking bliver brugt som en del af empirisamling. I skrivende stund har jeg været på feltarbejde på to skoler, hvor skolernes elever i 2. og 3. klasse deltog i projektet.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Læsning
Title of journal:
Læsepædagogen
Volume of journal:
69. årgang
Number of journal:
1
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Politik; Valg
Name of newspaper:
Altinget.dk
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Udenrigspolitik; Sikkerhed; Valg
Name of newspaper:
Altinget.dk
Covid-19 drog in över Norden med full kraft under våren 2020. Ett år senare har pandemin fortfarande världen i ett starkt grepp. Både de hälsorelaterade och de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av viruset har dock varierat mellan de nordiska länderna. Samma sak gäller för den politiska responsen.
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Covid-19 drog in över Norden med full kraft under våren 2020. Ett år senare har pandemin fortfarande världen i ett starkt grepp. Både de hälsorelaterade och de ekonomiska konsekvenserna av viruset har dock varierat mellan de nordiska länderna. Samma sak gäller för den politiska responsen.
I den här rapporten görs en bred belysning av konsekvenserna av Coronapandemin för de nordiska nyhetsmedierna. Studien fokuserar på följande aspekter: reklammarknadens utveckling, publikmarknadens utveckling, politiska stödinsatser samt, avslutningsvis, de övergripande strukturella och ekonomiska konsekvenserna för de nordiska nyhetsmediemarknaderna av pandemin. Rapporten bygger på data för perioden mars till december 2020 och det redaktionella arbetet avslutades i mitten av mars 2021.
Studien har genomförts av Nordicom vid Göteborgs universitet i samarbete det nordiska medieforskarnätverket ”Nordic Media Systems Research Network”. Rapporten har initierats och finansierats av Nordiska ministerrådet.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard; Marko Ala-Fossi; Heini í Skorini; Hannu Nieminen; Hallvard Moe; Anna Maria Jönsson; Valgerður Jóhannsdóttir; Birgir Guðmundsson; Kari Karppinen; John Grönvall; Ulrika Facht; Rasmus Burkal; Klemenz Hrafn Kristjánsson; Rógvi Olavson; Bia Sjøvoll
Editor:
Jonas Ohlsson; Mark Blach-Ørsten
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Covid-19; Mediepolitik; Mediestøtte; Journalistik; Nyhedsmedier; Public service
Place of publication:
Gothenburg
Country of publication:
Sweden
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
This study compares the media systems of the West Nordic countries, namely the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Iceland. All three countries are democratic welfare states with considerable institutional transfer from the larger Nordic countries. It is argued that the West Nordic media systems fit into…
This study compares the media systems of the West Nordic countries, namely the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Iceland. All three countries are democratic welfare states with considerable institutional transfer from the larger Nordic countries. It is argued that the West Nordic media systems fit into the “Nordic model” when it comes to the perception of media as cultural institutions as well as the central role of public service media. On the other hand, the micro-size of the media systems in the West Nordic countries makes them vulnerable, and makes editorial independence more difficult compared with their larger Nordic neighbours. In particular, media outlets within these micro-size media systems seem more susceptible to clientelism, and journalists seem more inclined towards self-censorship. This article highlights how interplay between small size and distinct local factors shape the media system in each of the West Nordic countries.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard; Heini í Skorini; Valgerður Jóhannsdóttir; Ragnar Karlsson; Rógvi Olavson
Editor:
Lars Nord
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Media systems; The Faroe Islands; Greenland; Iceland; Comparative research
Title of journal:
Nordicom Review
Volume of journal:
42
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Nordicom
Place of publication:
Gothenburg
Country of publication:
Sweden
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.2478/nor-2021-0020
According to the narratives transmitted through media and political discourse, climate change reduces the ice coverage in the Arctic and enhances shipping and other forms of maritime activities. Especially, expectations of an increasing level of transit shipping between Asian, especially Chinese, po…
According to the narratives transmitted through media and political discourse, climate change reduces the ice coverage in the Arctic and enhances shipping and other forms of maritime activities. Especially, expectations of an increasing level of transit shipping between Asian, especially Chinese, ports and ports in Europe and North America is dominant. Evidence, however, tells that the numbers of transit shipping through the Arctic Ocean are very limited, and dominated by European shipping companies. For Greenland, political expectations have also been high, since Greenland has been seen as "strategically" situated in relation to new shipping routes in the Arctic, But, again, the actual development has been moderate and not related to international transits but conditions in Greenland itself.
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Editor:
Yannis Bouland
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Climate change; Shipping routes; Maritime security; Political discourse
Place of publication:
Paris
Country of publication:
France
Host publication title:
Les routes maritimes arctiques: Vers une redéfinition des axes commerciaux? Avec les contributions de Olga Alexeeva, Louis Aubert, Hervé Baudu, Uffe Jakobsen, Frédéric Lasserre & Thomas Viguer
Publication house:
Institut d'Études de Géopolitique Appliquée
ISBN number:
ISSN: 2739-3283
Psychotherapy and indigenous people in the Kingdom of Denmark
Greenlanders are the indigenous people of the Kingdom of Denmark. Through the study of literature, the authors conducted a preliminary investigation into the psychological and social problems of Greenlanders as well as the status of psychotherapy. The main type of therapy offered takes a Western cul…
Greenlanders are the indigenous people of the Kingdom of Denmark. Through the study of literature, the authors conducted a preliminary investigation into the psychological and social problems of Greenlanders as well as the status of psychotherapy. The main type of therapy offered takes a Western cultural perspective, but the prevalence of culturally sensitive psychotherapy practices is increasing. The authors examined the traditional indigenous healing practice of the angakok (shaman), concluding that it is not a living tradition but can be traced from the indigenous Inuit culture alive in Greenlanders today. Three key areas for culturally sensitive psychotherapy practices are identified: (1) global, holistic, visual and bodily ways of learning, (2) community‐based and collective practices, and (3) social values and the collective healing of broken social values (taboos). The authors concluded that more research is needed, along with the development of guidelines for culturally sensitive therapy for Greenlanders and the integration of indigenous practices and perspectives into psychotherapy.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Poul Bagge
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Cultural sensitive practices; Indigenous healing; Social values
Title of journal:
Psychotherapy and Politics International
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
1
DOI number:
10.1002/ppi.1586
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik; PIT; Samarbejde; Hjemløsetælling
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
18
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik; PIT; Samarbejde; Hjemløsetælling
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
18
Author:
Joanna Absalonsen; Rebecca Alty; Steven Arnfjord; Charlene Apok; Elizabeth Biscaye; Jessica Black; Courtney Carothers; Yolande Chapman; Sara Fusco; Firouz Gaini; Erika A. Hayfield; Tanja Joona; Anna Karlsdóttir; Mara Kimmel; Bridget Larocque; Kirsti Lempiäinen; Halla Logadottir; Liza Mack ; Samantha Michaels; Suzanne Mills; Päivi Naskali; Søren Stach Nielsen; Ivalo Olsvig; Maria Osipova; Aleksandra Poturaeva; Olga Povoroznyu; Magalie Marineau Quintal; Lilia Vinokurova; Nadezhda Zamyatina ; Laura Zanotti; Bergljót Prastardóttir
Editor:
Marya Rozanova Smith; Andrey Varvara; Korkina Williams
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Gender; Arctic; Politics; Empowerment; Equality
Place of publication:
Reykjavik
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
Gender Equality in the Arctic
Publication house:
Arctic Counsel
ISBN number:
9789935249463
Forsøg med fjernundervisning i engelsk på to bygdeskoler i Sydgrønland. Elever på alle klassetrin havde i en periode ugentlige samtaler på engelsk af minimum fem minutters varighed med en lærer i Kenya. Den didaktiske rammesætning rettede sig mod, at eleverne udviklede et funktionelt mundtligt engel…
Forsøg med fjernundervisning i engelsk på to bygdeskoler i Sydgrønland. Elever på alle klassetrin havde i en periode ugentlige samtaler på engelsk af minimum fem minutters varighed med en lærer i Kenya. Den didaktiske rammesætning rettede sig mod, at eleverne udviklede et funktionelt mundtligt engelsk. Elever på alle niveauer udviklede deres mundtlige engelsk, samtidig med at et positivt forhold til det engelske sprog og til at anvende engelsk blev opbygget. Eleverne udviklede desuden selvforvaltning og modenhed. Forsøget skabte desuden professionsudvikling hos deltagende lærere.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning; Engelskundervisning; Pædagogisk udvikling; Lærerprofessionalisme
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Barndomshjem eller børnehjem? Et kvalitativt studie af 38 børns oplevelser af at blive og være anbragt på en døgninstitution i Grønland
Afhandlingens formål og fokus er at give en stemme til dé grønlandske børn der er anbragt på døgninstitutioner. Spørgsmålet som afhandlingen søger at besvare, er: Hvordan oplever grønlandske børn det at blive og være anbragt på en døgninstitution?
Der findes 22 døgninstitutioner fordelt over hele…
Afhandlingens formål og fokus er at give en stemme til dé grønlandske børn der er anbragt på døgninstitutioner. Spørgsmålet som afhandlingen søger at besvare, er: Hvordan oplever grønlandske børn det at blive og være anbragt på en døgninstitution?
Der findes 22 døgninstitutioner fordelt over hele landet med plads til 329 børn. Det svarer til at der på et hvert givent tidspunkt er plads til at anbringe 2,39 pct. af de grønlandske børn på en døgninstitution. Da der er børn der i løbet af et år fraflytter en døgninstitution, og nye børn der flytter ind, kan det reelle anbringelsestal være højere når alle døgninstitutionspladser anvendes. I alt bliver ca. 4,5 pct. af alle grønlandske børn anbragt uden for hjemmet, enten på døgninstitution eller i plejefamilie. Disse anbringelsestal er væsentligt højere end anbringelsestallene i sammenlignelige lande.
Det er veldokumenteret at anbragte børn klarer sig dårligere end børn der ikke har været anbragt, samt at anbringelser i stort omfang øger sandsynligheden for negative livssituationer som voksen. Undersøgelsen har derfor en betydelig samfundsmæssig relevans.
Der er ikke tidligere forsket i børnenes egne oplevelser af at blive anbragt i Grønland med udgangspunkt i børnenes livsverden. Afhandlingen belyser de aspekter og facetter af anbringelserne der ikke kan afdækkes af kvantitativ forskning eller statistik. Børnenes livsverdner vises gennem fænomenologiske samtaler med børn der har oplevet anbringelserne på egen krop og i eget liv. Oplevelserne bliver yderligere belyst gennem fænomenologiske fortællinger fra tidligere anbragte og pårørende.
Det primære empiriske materiale er samtaler med 38 børn der er fordelt på 17 af landets døgninstitutioner. Beretningerne i afhandlingen er blevet til gennem semi-strukturerede interview og analyseret i en fænomenologisk og hermeneutisk fortolkningsramme. Der er mange aspekter af at blive anbragt og være anbragt, og det viste sig ofte at være to forskellige oplevelser for børnene. I forhold til at blive anbragt uden for hjemmet, eller flyttet mellem anbringelsesstederne (inkl. plejefamilier), er der 26 ud af 38 børn (68,4 pct.) der ikke oplever at de er blevet hørt eller inddraget i deres egen sag. Hvilket igen kan føre til at børnene får en oplevelse af lavt selvværd, lav selvtillid og magtesløshed. I forhold til at være anbragt på den nuværende institution er ca. halvdelen glade for, eller i det mindste tilfredse med, selve anbringelsesstedet mens den anden halvdel hellere ville bo et andet sted. Det er primært savn af familien der er afgørende for at børnene ikke er tilfredse med at bo på institutionerne, men også personalets pædagogiske indsats spiller en stor rolle.
Analysens resultater peger overordnet på tre ting: For det første ved børnene som regel ikke hvorfor de er anbragt, hvor længe de skal være anbragt, eller hvor længe de kan blive boende der hvor de bor. For det andet udtrykker børnene ønsker om mere engagerede medarbejdere på institutionerne. For det tredje savner børnene deres familier meget, ikke mindst fordi de oftest bliver anbragt langt væk fra hjemmet og derfor kun har mulighed for at se familien få gange om året.
Døgnanbringelser uden for hjemmet har store konsekvenser for børnene og er en særdeles indgribende foranstaltning for barnet såvel som for resten af familien. Undersøgelsens overordnede anbefaling er derfor at inddrage barnet i sin egen anbringelse – i langt højere grad end det sker i dag – både før, under og efter anbringelsen.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Børn; Unge; Anbragte; Døgninstitutioner; Børnehjem
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Hvad mener grønlænderne om de ændrede geopolitiske dynamikker i Arktis, udenrigs- og sikkerhedsmæssige udfordringer samt om forskellige internationale samarbejdspartnere? Disse og lignende spørgsmål bliver ofte stillet, men for første gang har vi data til at analysere et repræsentativt udsnit af den…
Hvad mener grønlænderne om de ændrede geopolitiske dynamikker i Arktis, udenrigs- og sikkerhedsmæssige udfordringer samt om forskellige internationale samarbejdspartnere? Disse og lignende spørgsmål bliver ofte stillet, men for første gang har vi data til at analysere et repræsentativt udsnit af den grønlandske befolknings holdninger til den omverden, der i de senere år i højere og højere grad har rettet blikket mod Arktis og Grønland. Artiklen præsenterer og diskuterer de væsentligste fund fra en survey-undersøgelse foretaget ultimo 2020 med fokus på aktuelt trusselsbillede, grønlændernes syn på stormagterne og især internationale samarbejdspartnere og organisationer.
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Editor:
Marc Jacobsen; Ulrik Pram Gad
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønland; Udenrigspolitik; Sikkerhedspolitik; Survey
Title of journal:
Økonomi & Politik
Volume of journal:
94
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Djøfs forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Reindeer herding and husbandry in Greenland has a short history. While the hunting tradition is much older and has always been part of the Greenlandic tradition (specifically, the hunting of indigenous Greenlandic caribou), reindeer husbandry was first established in mid-west Greenland and later in…
Reindeer herding and husbandry in Greenland has a short history. While the hunting tradition is much older and has always been part of the Greenlandic tradition (specifically, the hunting of indigenous Greenlandic caribou), reindeer husbandry was first established in mid-west Greenland and later in southern Greenland in the 1950s. The introduction of semi-domestic reindeer from Norway was established in 1952 due to a drop in the indigenous reindeer population throughout the 1920s to 1940s. This chapter outlines the story of reindeer herding in Greenland and its failures and relative successes.
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Editor:
Kamrul Hossein
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Reindeer herding; Greenland; Gender issues
Place of publication:
Rovaniemi
Country of publication:
Finland
Host publication title:
Indigenous Peoples and Gender Equality with Special References to Sámi Reindeer Herding
Volume:
48
Edition:
Juridica Lapponica
Publication house:
University of Lapland
ISBN number:
0783-4144
Author:
Mitdlarak Lennert
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Education; Policy analysis; Evaluation
Place of publication:
Ilisimatusarfik
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Greenland; Foreign policy; Security policy; Opinion poll; Survey
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Publication house:
University of Greenland
ISBN number:
978-87-90197-02-5
Psychotherapy for nightmares and sleep disturbances in refugees suffering from post-traumatic stress dis-order (PTSD) is an unexamined area. This case study examines efficacy, acceptability, and patient experiences with Imagery Rehearsal Therapy (IRT) in 8 refugees with Middle Eastern background and…
Psychotherapy for nightmares and sleep disturbances in refugees suffering from post-traumatic stress dis-order (PTSD) is an unexamined area. This case study examines efficacy, acceptability, and patient experiences with Imagery Rehearsal Therapy (IRT) in 8 refugees with Middle Eastern background and PTSD-related nightmares. The aims of the study were to examine: A. if changes before and after IRT can be detected on measures of sleep quality, PTSD, level of functioning, and quality of life, B. if IRT is acceptable to refugees with PTSD-related nightmares, and C. patients’ individual and shared experiences through the three stages of IRT including changes in nightmare frequency on a sleep log. Qualitative (open questions) and quantitative methods (sleep-log, structured measures, drop-out, cancellation-, and no-show rates) were applied in order to create a thick description of the patients’ experiences throughout their IRT treat-ment process. Despite relatively high drop-out, cancellations and no-show rates; findings indicate that IRT is acceptable for the patients included in this study. Furthermore, a reduction in nightmare frequency, improvement in sleep quality and daytime functioning was indicated for most patients. IRT seems to be a good non-trauma-focused alternative to trauma-focused therapy for trauma-affected refugees and might also be used as an add on to standard trauma-focused treatment.
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Author:
Ida Sophie Poschmann; Sabine Palic; Hinuga Sandahl; Peter Berliner; Jessica Carlsson
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Imagery Rehearsal Therapy (IRT); Trauma-affected refugees; Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD); Nightmare treatment; Psychotherapy
Title of journal:
International Journal of Dream Research
Volume of journal:
Volume 14
Number of journal:
1
Sansede fællesskaber
I denne tekst vil der blive taget afsæt i en beskrivelse af udendørs udstillinger af fotoportrætter i Atammik og Maniitsoq i august 2019. Denne beskrivelse vil føre til refleksioner over disse udstillinger og præsentere et udkast til en teori om betydningen af dem som fællesskabende æstetiske proces…
I denne tekst vil der blive taget afsæt i en beskrivelse af udendørs udstillinger af fotoportrætter i Atammik og Maniitsoq i august 2019. Denne beskrivelse vil føre til refleksioner over disse udstillinger og præsentere et udkast til en teori om betydningen af dem som fællesskabende æstetiske processer. Jeg vil starte med overvejelser omkring portrættet. Dernæst vil jeg reflektere over portrætternes særlige betydning som fællesskabende set i lyset af udvalgte teorier om fotografi.
Artiklen her er en del af forskningsprojektet Kunst og Fællesskab: Synlighed, Oprejsning, Udsyn, der handler om at undersøge betydningen af kunst mht. at skabe fællesskaber i grønlandske byer og bygder. Gennem projektet vil vi undersøge, hvordan kunst kan skabe refleksion og åbne nye perspektiver gennem fælles oplevelser – og dermed give konkrete visioner for at fremme det fællesskab og den samhørighed, som man i lokalsamfundene ønsker at videreføre og udvide på en kulturskabende og bæredygtig måde.
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Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Fællesskaber; Kunst; Unge; Lokalsamfund
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2020-2021
Kunst og Sociale Fællesskaber – når børn og unge gennem kunst skaber nye fællesskaber i byens rum
I denne artikel beskriver vi, hvordan vi i projekterne Siunissaq og Kunst og Sociale Fællesskaber sammen med børn og unge i lokalsamfund i Grønland har udformet og gennemført en række workshops, der bygger på en enhed af psykosociale aktiviteter og æstetiske processer, som vi betegner som kunst i vo…
I denne artikel beskriver vi, hvordan vi i projekterne Siunissaq og Kunst og Sociale Fællesskaber sammen med børn og unge i lokalsamfund i Grønland har udformet og gennemført en række workshops, der bygger på en enhed af psykosociale aktiviteter og æstetiske processer, som vi betegner som kunst i vores omtale af dem, da ordet kunst for mange mennesker giver mening, mens æstetiske processer ofte kræver uddybende forklaringer. Det vigtige for os er at skabe social bæredygtighed og dermed social resiliens gennem den nævnte helhed af psykosocial læring og kreative, æstetiske processer. Det foregår sammen med børn i skoleklasser, oftest børn/unge i aldersgruppen 13-15 år, men også nogle gange med yngre elever og andre gange med unge i aldersgruppen 16-25 år. Denne artikel beskriver et forløb sammen med ældste-trinnet i skolen i bygden Atammik (12-14 år) og 9-10 klasser i skolen i Maniitsoq (13-15 år).
Vi vil her beskrive nogle af de tanker, der er blevet udviklet i løbet af projektet gennem dialog med de deltagende børn og unge.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Tina Enghoff
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Børn; Unge; Community art; Fællesskaber; Social støtte
Title of journal:
Nyhedsbrev - Landsforeningen børn, kunst og billeder
Number of journal:
107
Sumiiffitta nassaarigaangatigut / Når stedet finder os
En eftertanke over Davids historie om at han som lille dreng blev sendt to år til Kysthospitalet i Danmark uden familie og egen kultur og derefter kom hjem igen til en glad modtagelse - efter to års savn og længsel.
Author:
Peter Berliner
Editor:
Tina Enghoff
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Forced displacement; Longing; Children
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Displaced
Edition:
1st
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik / Forlaget Vandkunsten
ISBN number:
978-87-7695-655-4
The Inuit ancestors of the Greenlandic people arrived in Greenland close to 1,000 years ago.1 Since then, Eu- ropeans from many different countries have been present in Greenland. Consequently, the present-day Greenlandic population has $25% of its genetic ancestry from Europe.2 In this study, we in…
The Inuit ancestors of the Greenlandic people arrived in Greenland close to 1,000 years ago.1 Since then, Eu- ropeans from many different countries have been present in Greenland. Consequently, the present-day Greenlandic population has $25% of its genetic ancestry from Europe.2 In this study, we investigated to what extent different European countries have contributed to this genetic ancestry. We combined dense SNP chip data from 3,972 Greenlanders and 8,275 Europeans from 14 countries and inferred the ancestry contribution from each of these 14 countries using haplotype-based methods. Due to the rapid increase in population size in Greenland over the past $100 years, we hypothesized that earlier European interactions, such as pre-colonial Dutch whalers and early German and Danish-Norwegian missionaries, as well as the later Danish colonists and post-colonial immigrants, all contributed European genetic ancestry. However, we found that the European ancestry is almost entirely Danish and that a substantial fraction is from admix- ture that took place within the last few generations.
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Author:
Ryan Waples; Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann; Inge Høst Seiding; Emil Jørsboe; Marit Eika Jørgensen; Niels Grarup; Mette K. Andersen; ChristinaV. L. Larsen; Peter Bjerregaard; Garrett Hellenthal; Torben Hansen; Anders Albrechtsen; Ida Moltke
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Genetics; Colonial history
Title of journal:
Current Biology
Volume of journal:
31
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2021.02.041
The lifestyle of Inuit in Greenland and worldwide is undergoing a transition from a fisher-hunter to a westernized society and meanwhile the prevalence of type-2 diabetes (T2D) has increased dramatically. Stud- ies have shown that a common nonsense p.Arg684Ter variant in TBC1D4, which is frequent in…
The lifestyle of Inuit in Greenland and worldwide is undergoing a transition from a fisher-hunter to a westernized society and meanwhile the prevalence of type-2 diabetes (T2D) has increased dramatically. Stud- ies have shown that a common nonsense p.Arg684Ter variant in TBC1D4, which is frequent in Greenland, con- fers genetic susceptibility towards high risk of T2D. The aim of the study is to investigate whether a traditional marine diet, with high fat and low carbohydrate, will improve glycemic control in Greenland Inuit compared to a western diet. Moreover, we want to examine if the response is more pronounced in carriers of the p.Arg684Ter variant.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Diabetes; Genetics; Diet; Methodology
Title of journal:
Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications
Volume of journal:
21
Number of journal:
100734
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.conctc.2021.100734
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2020-21
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønlandsk kultur; Grønlandsk samfundsforskning
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilimatusarfik og Det Grønlandske Selskab
ISBN number:
978-87-87925-09-9
Abstract
The vision of the Greenlandic healthcare system is to make healthcare accessible to all citizens and better adapted to cultural background and lifestyle. To achieve this vision and promote self-care, there has been an increasing focus on involvement of citizens in both prevention and treat…
Abstract
The vision of the Greenlandic healthcare system is to make healthcare accessible to all citizens and better adapted to cultural background and lifestyle. To achieve this vision and promote self-care, there has been an increasing focus on involvement of citizens in both prevention and treatment of diseases. On this basis, we have studied health professionals’ perspectives on patient involvement.
The aim was to identify health professional and organizational drivers of and barriers to patient involvement in a hospital setting.
In 2018, three semi-structured research interviews and 12 observations were performed with 17 health professionals from eight professional staff groups. Malterud’s text condensation was used to analyze interviews and field notes. The findings involved: 1) organization of and transitions in patient pathways; 2) perceptions of patient involvement and professional role; and 3) prerequisites for patient and family involvement.
We found that most health professionals wished to involve the patients and that they were able to identify significant and accessible opportunities for improvement. One idea identified for improvement was information to citizens about how the healthcare system works. Furthermore, a greater overview of patient pathways – both locally and at the hospital – might support these efforts, creating improvements for both professionals and patients.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse; Sundhedsprofessionelle; Fokus-gruppe interview; Patientforløb
Title of journal:
Grønlandsk Kultur og Samfundsforskning
Year:
2021
Subjects:
"Faith Based Social Work"; Socialt arbejde; Frivillighed; Socialpolitik
Place of publication:
Århus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tro og samfund i Grønland i 300-året for Hans Egedes ankomst
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788772194561
Ethnographic Research Design
Intercultural research poses significant, and complex challenges for research participants, participating communities, and for the researcher. Issues of particular interest in contemporary intercultural research include ownership of data and the creation of respectful, culturally safe research proto…
Intercultural research poses significant, and complex challenges for research participants, participating communities, and for the researcher. Issues of particular interest in contemporary intercultural research include ownership of data and the creation of respectful, culturally safe research protocols.
The chapter will address topics that can directly influence intercultural research design including: working with(in) Indigenous cultures as an “Other”; understanding language and its influence on design; use of Indigenous languages and intellectual property; working alongside or under the direction of Indigenous leaders, researchers, community panels, and their influence on design. The chapter presents and touches on Culture Bearers support and guidance and how their influences strengthen the relevance and validity of any community based study.
As intercultural researchers we are interested in looking beyond the sharing of knowledge, and towards the development of intercultural competencies in the creation of new knowledge.
Intercultural research collaboration between Indigenous peoples and non–Indigenous researchers is the primary focus of this book chapter. Throughout the chapter we will reflect on current collaboration practices and share personal examples of research situations we have encountered that can be understood in different ways if we critically examine our experiences in the context of intercultural collaboration; we hope to challenge each reader to reflect on the purpose of intercultural research, the reason we do research, and how we generate knowledge: Are we being of service to the communities whose knowledge we are gathering? Is it for their use or is it for our benefit?
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Author:
Michelle Marie Doucette
Editor:
Paul M.W. Hackett; Christopher M.Hayre
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Intercultural research design; Indigenous research; Cultural resiliency; Cultural safety; Community research; Research collaboration with indigenous communities; Data ownership; Collaboratory research
Place of publication:
London & New York
Country of publication:
UK & USA
Host publication title:
Handbook of Ethnography in Healthcare Research
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Routledge Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN number:
978-367-33633-2
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Kriminallov; Forvaringsdom; Bistandsværger; Udstødelse; Anstalt; Fængsel
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tro og samfund i Grønland - i 300 året for Hans Egedes ankomst
ISBN number:
978 87 7219 456 1
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Selvstændighed; Hjemmestyre; Selvstyre; Grønland
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tro og samfund i Grønland - i 300 året for Hans Egedes ankomst
ISBN number:
978 87 7219 456 1
In Greenland, the universal parenting programme MANU was developed in 2016. After documenting the initial years of MANU’s implementation, this study aimed to identify implementation determinants focusing on i) which context MANU was conceptualised in and how it was developed and ii) how MANU was imp…
In Greenland, the universal parenting programme MANU was developed in 2016. After documenting the initial years of MANU’s implementation, this study aimed to identify implementation determinants focusing on i) which context MANU was conceptualised in and how it was developed and ii) how MANU was implemented and initially received in the healthcare system. A qualitative in-depth implementation study was conducted: document analysis, 38 interviews, one focus group discussion, and observations at two trainings for professionals and four parent sessions. Participants included stakeholders from both the health and social sector and from management to practitioner level. MANU was conceptualised based on a political desire to ensure children’s well-being by providing parents with the essential parenting skills, and a desire to create a programme for the Greenlandic context. Professionals welcomed the MANU materials, but anticipated or experienced barriers in implementing MANU. The first years of MANU focused on disseminating material and training professionals. Despite political support and financial security enabling implementation, an assessment of the implementation capacity from the very beginning could have prevented some of the implementation challenges identified. Insights on parents’ perspectives and local implementation are lacking and need to be brought to the forefront of the implementation process.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Rikke Louise Kuhn; Siv Kvernmo; Tine Tjørnhøj-Thomsen; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Parenting; Health promotion; Implementation; Circumpolar
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
80
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2021.1938443
Health care delivery in the Circumpolar North is challenged by a scarcity of culturally relevant health care services, few medical providers trained in cross-cultural care, and high costs of transportation. Community health workers (CHWs) are primarily Indigenous individuals who provide on-the-groun…
Health care delivery in the Circumpolar North is challenged by a scarcity of culturally relevant health care services, few medical providers trained in cross-cultural care, and high costs of transportation. Community health workers (CHWs) are primarily Indigenous individuals who provide on-the-ground health care and health promotion services in their own communities.The CHWs’ scope of work varies from health education to clinical care and often focuses on upstream factors that impact the public’s health. Although often overlooked and underutilized, the CHW role is an innovative approach to promoting more sustainable and culturally relevant care within health systems. Investigating and understanding the potential ways that CHW-integrated health care systems support health and wellness could allow for a clearer understanding of how to translate this approach to other regions seeking a transition to sustainability in health and wellness. Drawing on experiences with CHWs in the Circumpolar North, this article introduces a conceptual model summarizing pathways that describe how integrating CHWs supports wellness in their communities. The proposed model includes five pathways for how CHWs could support wellness: (1) the recruitment of CHWs from within a community promotes community capacity and control; (2) the CHW role allows them to advocate to address structural and systemic inequalities that contribute to ill health, if CHWs are supported to organize their communities around wellness; (3) CHWs have the potential to support and empower community members; (4) CHWs have the potential to develop culturally relevant, feasible, and effective health promotion strategies; and (5) CHWs have the potential to build on community strengths. This model allows for CHW-integrated health care systems to be critically examined to both test and refine this proposed model, and support and empower community health workers as a transition to a more sustainable health care delivery system that reduces inequities and promotes health.
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Author:
Katie Cueva; Christine Ingemann; Larisa Zaitseva; Gwen Healey Akearok; Josée G Lavoie
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Health equity; Culture; Health promotion; Community health workers; Theoretical model
Title of journal:
Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene
Volume of journal:
9
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.2020.00008
The study of memory cultures often foregrounds the recovery of denied historical truths, with the recognition that social and cultural norms not only shape canonical versions of the past, but continue to be complicit in legitimised forms of forgetting and erasure. This article investigates the inter…
The study of memory cultures often foregrounds the recovery of denied historical truths, with the recognition that social and cultural norms not only shape canonical versions of the past, but continue to be complicit in legitimised forms of forgetting and erasure. This article investigates the intersections between personal archives and other forms of cultural expression in acts of collective memoralization and forgetting. Using the personal archives of Josephine Diebitsch-Peary, the research introduces the concept of coloniality to studying Arctic memory cultures by examining the role of gender in the context of Arctic exploration. The article concludes that an understanding of the coloniality of knowledge and its connections to epistemic violence is crucial to the study of memory and historical legacy in the Arctic.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Arctic; Gender; History; Memory; Coloniality; Exploration literature
Title of journal:
Memory Studies
Volume of journal:
14
Number of journal:
5
Publisher:
SAGE Journals
Place of publication:
Online
Country of publication:
USA
ISSN number:
1750-6980
DOI number:
10.1177/17506980211024327
Year:
2021
Subjects:
"Faith based social work"; Socialt arbejde; Frivillighed; Socialpolitik
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Upperisaq inuiaqatigiillu Hans Egedep tikinneranit ukiut 300-t qaangiunneranni
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978 87 7219 457 8
Pædagogen som aktivist for social bæredygtighed
Kapitlet beskriver og diskuterer social støtte blandt unge i forbindelse med deltagerbaseret samskabelse af social bæredygtighed.
Author:
Peter Berliner
Editor:
Maria Christina Behnke; Mads Thomsen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Børn; Unge; Fællesskaber; Social støtte; Samskabelse
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Pædagogen som forandringsagent. Samskabelse og forandring i pædagogisk praksis
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
ISBN number:
978-87-500-5789-5
Editor:
Camilla Tenna Nørup Sørensen; Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Sikkerhedspolitik; Udenrigspolitik; Rigsfællesskabet; Selvstyre
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Sikkerhedspolitik i Arktis og Nordatlanten
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Djøf Forlag
ISBN number:
9788757449488
Author:
Naimah Hussain
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Gender; Media; Representation; Journalism; News
Country of publication:
Toronto
Host publication title:
Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP)
Publication house:
WACC
Author:
Naimah Hussain
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Gender; Media; Representation; Journalism; News
Place of publication:
Toronto
Host publication title:
Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP)
Publication house:
WACC
Dannelse af professionsidentitet i en arbejdskultur på medicinsk afsnit
Editor:
Hanna Bess Boelsbjerg; Mathilde Meedom Hermansen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Kultur; Professionsdannelse
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Kultur for sundhedsprofessionelle
Volume:
2
Publication house:
Gads Forlag
ISBN number:
9788712059547
“We are here for you”: care crisis and the (un)learning of good nursing
Since the 1990s, the provision of public hospital healthcare in Denmark has been under increasing pressure from neo-liberal managerial reforms that threaten the quality of health care. Following the idea of New Public Management – ‘value for money’, the aim of the reforms has been two-fold. First, t…
Since the 1990s, the provision of public hospital healthcare in Denmark has been under increasing pressure from neo-liberal managerial reforms that threaten the quality of health care. Following the idea of New Public Management – ‘value for money’, the aim of the reforms has been two-fold. First, to make public hospitals stand out as efficient providers of health services, while confronted with a small but still growing private market, and answering to classic economic calls for efficiency and ‘rationalisation’. Second, through the consumer-oriented service discourses of New Public Management, to attempt a new quality branding of the ‘healthcare services’. Regional, political and managerial bodies of healthcare have thus, through institutional and managerial reforms, endorsed the ‘new’ international standards of ‘patient safety friendly hospitals’ along with slogans such as ‘We are here for you!’ and policy calls for improved service orientation. The following chapter traces the consequences of the ‘value for money-reforms’, on the basis of an ethnographic study following the initial steps of newly qualified nurses, and the ways they must attempt to adapt to the pace and the established professional standards of practices at medical hospital units in Denmark. Based on observed experiences and practices of the care work of the nurses, we will discuss their challenges as a sign of the care crisis. This care crisis, which we argue is directly linked to the managerial reforms within the hospital sector, has the implication of individualising the responsibility for the quality of care, leading to the undermining the human prerequisites for care taught during nurse education.
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Editor:
Lise Lotte Hansen; Hanne Malene Dahl; Laura Horn
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Institutionel etnografi; New public management
Place of publication:
Bristol
Country of publication:
England
Host publication title:
A Care Crisis in the Nordic Welfare States?: Care Work, Gender Equality and Welfare State Sustainability
Volume:
7
Publication house:
Policy Press
ISBN number:
9781447361343
Postscript: a care crisis in the time of COVID-19
Editor:
Lise Lotte Hansen; Hanne Malene Dahl; Laura Horn
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Sygeplejerske; COVID-19
Place of publication:
Bristol
Country of publication:
England
Host publication title:
A Care Crisis in the Nordic Welfare States? : Care Work, Gender Equality and Welfare State Sustainability
Volume:
11
Publication house:
Policy Press
ISBN number:
978-1447361343
Skyldfølelse blandt nyuddannede sygeplejersker på medicinsk afsnit - en institutionel etnografi
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Greenland; Patient involvement; Patient perspective; Interviews; Hospital-care
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Around the Greenlandic and Antarctic coastlines, sediment plumes associated with glaciers are signi!cant sources of lithogenic material to the ocean. These plumes contain elevated concentrations of a range of trace metals, especially in particle bound phases, but it is not clear how these particles…
Around the Greenlandic and Antarctic coastlines, sediment plumes associated with glaciers are signi!cant sources of lithogenic material to the ocean. These plumes contain elevated concentrations of a range of trace metals, especially in particle bound phases, but it is not clear how these particles affect dissolved (<0.2 μm) metal distributions in the ocean. Here we show, using transects in 8 glacier fjords, trends in the distribution of dissolved iron, cobalt, nickel and copper (dFe, dCo, dNi, dCu). Following rapid dFe loss close to glacier out"ows, dFe concentrations in particular showed strong similarities between different fjords. Similar dFe concentrations were also observed between seasons/years when Nuup Kangerlua (SW Greenland) was revisited in spring, mid- and late-summer. Dissolved Cu, dCo and dNi concentrations were more variable and showed different gradients with salinity depending on the fjord, season and year. The lack of consistent trends for dCu and dNi largely re"ects less pronounced differences contrasting the concentration of in"owing shelf waters with fresher glacially-modi!ed waters. Particles also made only small contributions to total dissolvable Cu (dCu constituted 83 ± 28% of total dissolvable Cu) and Ni (dNi constituted 86 ± 28% of total dissolvable Ni) within glacier plumes. For comparison, dFe was a lower fraction of total dissolvable Fe; 3.5 ± 4.8%. High concentrations of total dissolvable Fe in some inner-fjord environments, up to 77 μM in Ameralik (SW Greenland), may drive enhanced removal of scavenged type elements, such as Co. Further variability may have been driven by local bedrock mineralogy, which could explain high concentrations of dNi (25–29 nM) and dCo (6–7 nM) in one coastal region of west Greenland (Kangaatsiaq). Our results suggest that dissolved trace element distributions in glacier fjords are in"uenced by a range of factors including: freshwater concentrations, local geology, drawdown by scavenging and primary production, saline in"ow, and sediment dynamics. Considering the lack of apparent seasonality in dFe concentrations, we suggest that "uxes of some trace elements may scale proportionately to fjord overturning rather than directly to freshwater discharge "ux.
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Author:
Jana Krause; Mark J. Hopwood; Juan Höfer; Stephan Krisch; Eric P. Achterberg; Emilio Alarcón; Dustin Carroll; Humberto E. González; Thomas Juul-Pedersen; Te Liu; Pablo Lodeiro; Lorenz Meire; Minik Rosing
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Iron; Copper; Nickel; Cobalt; Glacier; Fjord; Arctic; Antarctic
Title of journal:
Frontiers in Earth Science
DOI number:
10.3389/feart.2021.725279
One potential climate mitigation solution could be to spread the fine (
One potential climate mitigation solution could be to spread the fine (< 46 μm) glacial rock flour from Greenland on agricultural fields to enhance its weathering rate with resulting CO2-uptake from the production of alkalinity. The net climate mitigation potential of this process will depend on the weathering rate, but also the embedded greenhouse gas emissions of its lifecycle. This thesis aims to estimate the net greenhouse gas balance of application with glacial rock flour on agricultural fields in Denmark. The CO2-uptake from weathering of glacial rock flour in soil was estimated from the release rates of cations in a pot experiment with perennial ryegrass (Lolium Perenne) in Denmark. There was no significant difference in cation release rates across application rates of 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 t ha-1 of glacial rock flour, resulting in an uptake of 5.31 kg CO2 t-1 after 8.5 months across all five treatments. The effect on plant growth by the end of the experiment was non-significant but could potentially be due to temperature limitation. The greenhouse gas emissions from the lifecycle of glacial rock flour was estimated for a hypothetical “cradle-to-field” lifecycle using secondary emission data on CO2, and when possible also CH4 and N2O, for activities which are expected to be the closest proxies. It was estimated that the most “climate-optimal” lifecycle emits 26.32 kg CO2e t- 1 or 39.32 kg CO2e t-1 for glacial rock flour extracted on-land or in-water, respectively. The lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions are therefore not balanced by CO2-uptake from weathering after 8.5 months in Denmark, but it is expected that glacial rock flour eventually will lead to a net CO2-uptake of around 215 kg CO2e t-1 and 200 kg CO2e t-1 for land-based and water-based glacial rock flour, respectively, based on its geochemical composition. There is need for more long-term experiments to estimate the continued weathering rate and thereby evaluate the role of glacial rock flour in climate mitigation in this century.
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Author:
Josefine Lysdal Wulffeld
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Climate; Mitigation; Food; Rock flour
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Richard of Saint-Victor’s On The Trinity from the 12th century is a main source for our understanding of a leading intellectual tradition of the Western world in which love was regarded the highest and the best in the human world and therefore also was the reality in which the highest and the best,…
Richard of Saint-Victor’s On The Trinity from the 12th century is a main source for our understanding of a leading intellectual tradition of the Western world in which love was regarded the highest and the best in the human world and therefore also was the reality in which the highest and the best, God, was to be seen. Richard understands human love as interpersonal so that love must be realized between two persons, but for being the highest love that excludes any private and selfish love, both loving persons must share their love with a third person.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Richard of Saint-Victor; On the Trinity
Country of publication:
Belgium
Publication house:
Brepols
Grønlands første trykte bøger var Hans Egedes ABC fra 1739 og hans katekismus fra 1742. Med udgangspunkt heri og en introduktion af katekismusbegrebet beskrives katekismusudviklingen i Grønland frem til Otto Fabricius' katekismusforklaring fra 1790, som udkom i hele 7 udgaver, senest i 1874. Det kon…
Grønlands første trykte bøger var Hans Egedes ABC fra 1739 og hans katekismus fra 1742. Med udgangspunkt heri og en introduktion af katekismusbegrebet beskrives katekismusudviklingen i Grønland frem til Otto Fabricius' katekismusforklaring fra 1790, som udkom i hele 7 udgaver, senest i 1874. Det konstateres, at den kristendom der blev udbredt i Grønland før 1900, havde himmelrejsen som et dominerende tema. Rejsen begynder ved dåben og ender i himlen efter døden, hvis den afdøde i sit kristenliv har rettet sig efter katekismens anvisninger. De Ti Bud var den første lov, der blev skrevet ned og trykt på grønlandsk, og de grønlandske katekismusforklaringers radikale fortolkning af den med de præcise, pædagogiske anvisninger på, hvordan man lever som kristen, medvirkede i meget høj grad til at forandre det grønlandske samfund, samtidig med at det grønlandske sprog blev bevaret og endnu i dag er blandt de ganske få oprindelige sprog på den amerikanske halvkugle, som lever i bedste velgående.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Hans Egede; Erik Pontoppidan; Poul Egede; Otto Fabricius; Katekismus; Grønland
Place of publication:
Århus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tro og samfund i 300-året for Hans Egedes ankomst til Grønland
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978 87 7219 456 1
En systematisk opbygget beskrivelse af det officielle sprog i Grønland med oplysning om de vigtigste grammatiske fænomener i nutidigt grønlandsk og en tilhængsliste, der er væsentligt mere omfattende end andre trykte lister. Desuden er der fyldige beskrivelser af historiske skrivemåder og bøjningsfo…
En systematisk opbygget beskrivelse af det officielle sprog i Grønland med oplysning om de vigtigste grammatiske fænomener i nutidigt grønlandsk og en tilhængsliste, der er væsentligt mere omfattende end andre trykte lister. Desuden er der fyldige beskrivelser af historiske skrivemåder og bøjningsformer. Bogen supplerer eksisterende sprogbeskrivelser med nyt stof og henvender sig til dansktalende som efterspørger en udførlig oversigt over hovedproblemerne i grønlandsk grammatik.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønlandsk; Grammatik
Place of publication:
Nuuk og København
Country of publication:
Grønland og Danmark
Edition:
2. udgave
Publication house:
Books on Demand
ISBN number:
978 87 4302 776 8
The syntactic combination potential of a Greenlandic verb may be epitomized by the concept of syntactic verb type. It is argued that there are four syntactic Greenlandic verb types. Three of those groups of verbs may be inflected in two different ways: Either they agree with the subject alone or wit…
The syntactic combination potential of a Greenlandic verb may be epitomized by the concept of syntactic verb type. It is argued that there are four syntactic Greenlandic verb types. Three of those groups of verbs may be inflected in two different ways: Either they agree with the subject alone or with both the subject and the object. Hence, the Greenlandic verb may show monopersonal or bipersonal agreement. The fourth group of verbs have only monopersonal agreement. Most Greenlandic verbs represent situations from the perspective of either an agent or a patient, but some verbs involve only one actant which may therefore be termed ”soloist”. The voice of the verb describes the relationship between the situation expressed by the verb and the verb’s actants. While there is no unequivocal morphological marker of voice in Greenlandic, it turns out that the voice of the verb may be identified by the verb type combined with its agreement. In this way, four voices turn up: Two describe the situation from the perspective of the agent, one involves only a soloist, and one voice shows the perspective of the patient.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønlandsk; Grammatik; Verber; Diateser
Title of journal:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning
Volume of journal:
2020-21
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik og Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
Nuuk og København
Country of publication:
Grønland og Danmark
Der argumenteres for, at Kongebøgerne i Det Gamle Testamente er en skematisk fremstilling af det bibelske Israels undergangshistorie tilrettelagt som en historisk prædiken, der skal mane til omvendelse hos jødiske læsere i diasporaen. Denne deuteronomistiske teologi udfoldes i to spor: 1) En beskriv…
Der argumenteres for, at Kongebøgerne i Det Gamle Testamente er en skematisk fremstilling af det bibelske Israels undergangshistorie tilrettelagt som en historisk prædiken, der skal mane til omvendelse hos jødiske læsere i diasporaen. Denne deuteronomistiske teologi udfoldes i to spor: 1) En beskrivelse af Ba'al-kultens historie og 2) en demonstration af, hvordan Jahves pagt og lov blev tilsidesat i hele det bibelske Israels historie. Det konstateres, at i det deuteronomistisk historieværk virker omvendelse først, efter at Jahves straf er fuldbyrdet i form af eksilet. Først derefter var det muligt for guddommen at skabe den mentalitetsændring i sit folk, der var forudsætningen for ubetinget lydighed over for ham selv.
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Editor:
Jan Dietrich; Anne Katrine de Hemmer Gudme; Else K. Holt; Søren Holst; Søren Lorenzen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Det Gamle Testamente; Kongebøgerne
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Gud og os - Teologiske læsninger af Det Gamle Testamente i det 21. århundrede
Edition:
1. udgave
Publication house:
Bibelselskabets Forlag
ISBN number:
978 87 7232 171 4
Hur kan demokratin mätas på Åland?
Editor:
Sia Spiliopoulou Åkermark
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Demokrati; Åland; Index; Mätinstrument
Place of publication:
Mariehamn
Country of publication:
Åland
Host publication title:
Styr ålänningarna sitt öde? Demokratiperspektiv på Åland
Publication house:
Ålands fredsinstitut och Cavannus
ISBN number:
9789526947310
Nye Sikkerhedspolitiske Dynamikker i Arktis og Nordatlanten: Strategiske og Operative Udfordringer for Rigsfællesskabet og Forsvaret
Editor:
Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen; Camilla Tenna Nørup Sørensen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Arctic security
Editor:
Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen ; Camilla Sørensen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Arctic security
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Nye Sikkerhedspolitiske Dynamikker i Arktis og Nordatlanten: Strategiske og Operative Udfordringer for Rigsfællesskabet og Forsvaret
Edition:
1
Publication house:
DJØF
ISBN number:
9788757449488
Kapitlet analyserer betydningen af de to EF-afstemninger i hhv. 1972 og 1982 i forhold til udviklingen af en grønlandsk udenrigspolitik.
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønlandsk udenrigspolitik
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tro og samfund i 300-året for Hans Egedes ankomst til Grønland
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978 87 7219 456 1
EU er for dårlig til at gøre opmærksom på sit bidrag til Grønland.
Year:
2021
Subjects:
EU; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
Altinget Arktis
Kristendommens indflydelse på den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt - inspiration fra moden i Europa
Author:
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Kvindedragt; Mode; Kulturmøde; Kristendommen; Dragt
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tro og samfund i Grønland. I 300-året for Hans Egedes ankomst.
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788772194561
Social Work in Remote Communities
In 2019 a broadcast from Denmark’s Radio (DR) highlighted severe social problems among children and young people in Tasiilaq in East Greenland. The broadcast also highlighted severe shortcomings in social care and child protection measures. The broadcast claimed the municipality and its employees ei…
In 2019 a broadcast from Denmark’s Radio (DR) highlighted severe social problems among children and young people in Tasiilaq in East Greenland. The broadcast also highlighted severe shortcomings in social care and child protection measures. The broadcast claimed the municipality and its employees either failed (or responded inadequately) when receiving concerned professionals’ referrals. In this article, the point of departure is in the situation in Tasiilaq reported in the DR broadcast "The town where children disappear” – and based on a series of qualitative interviews with public employees in Tasiilaq. Through a social policy lens, the paper explores the situation in Tasiilaq. Among other things, the paper explores the situation reported by the broadcast from the perspectives of low-level public sector employees.' By analysing some of the employees' challenges, i.e., the referral reporting procedure in the municipality and the lack of decision-making competences locally, this article compares the findings from the broadcast to the employee's perspectives. Ultimately, this comparison illustrates the challenges of protecting children and young people from serious harm in Tasiilaq.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Social work
Title of journal:
European Journal of Social Work
Volume of journal:
In review process
Reflexivity in Fieldwork
The purpose of this paper is to discuss how the methodological concept of reflexivity supports fieldwork and knowledge creation when doing fieldwork in Greenland.
The paper primarily focuses on how researchers navigate unfamiliar contexts, build trust, and interact with actors in the field. Based…
The purpose of this paper is to discuss how the methodological concept of reflexivity supports fieldwork and knowledge creation when doing fieldwork in Greenland.
The paper primarily focuses on how researchers navigate unfamiliar contexts, build trust, and interact with actors in the field. Based on fieldwork in two very different settings, the authors describe how reflexivity plays a significant role in Greenland research.
This paper reports on two separate fieldwork studies. The two studies interweave as they explore the reflexive journeys taken in the two very different contexts. While reflexivity plays out in two different social contexts, the two studies explore how researchers respond to unfolding events.
Study A) set out to investigate homelessness in Tasiilaq but changed direction to embrace new developments in the local context. A unique opportunity arose due to a broadcast sent via Denmark’s Radio. Thus, the researcher in the field responded by broadening his interview guide and focus.
Study B) discusses how leadership unfolds in a fish processing factory in Nuuk. The researcher emerged in everyday organizational life, observing day-to-day management based on participative observations and shadowing techniques.
Fieldwork is an evolving, fluid, and ever-changing enterprise. Despite their outset, all research projects can change course or fold due to challenges or unforeseen circumstances (Perry, 2020; Rasmussen, 2020).
During fieldwork, the researcher establishes relations within a setting and must build and maintain trust throughout (ibid).
We discuss how the research emerge and unfold as a reflexive journey where research questions and general inquiries are formed by the empirical activities and theoretical input and qualified by an intuitive and interpretive research process (Alvesson & Sköldberg, 2009; Mead, 1932).
When we refer to this reflexive process, we mean the reflexive process advanced by Mead (1934) as “turning back of the experience of the individual upon himself” (Mead, 1934, p. 134). The reflexive “turning back experience” in fieldwork provides access to new understandings delivering explanatory abstractions about the field of study (Yanow, 2009). Reflexivity comes about through the researcher’s intuitive reactions, active roles, and field relationships.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Field work; Reflexivity
Name of conference:
Greenland-Denmark 1721 – 2021
City of conference:
Copenhagen
Country of conference:
Denmark
The Curious Stranger – ‘thinking on your feet’
This paper explores the interactions and processes that empower researchers to qualify and change research questions during fieldwork. Turning to the concepts of reflexivity, reflection-in-action, reflection-on-action gives a valuable understanding of the processes that qualify research projects whi…
This paper explores the interactions and processes that empower researchers to qualify and change research questions during fieldwork. Turning to the concepts of reflexivity, reflection-in-action, reflection-on-action gives a valuable understanding of the processes that qualify research projects while they are happening. Reporting on two separate fieldwork studies in Greenland, the paper explores how the researchers respond to unfolding events in the two different Greenlandic contexts. Study A) investigated homelessness in Tasiilaq but changed direction to embrace new national and local developments. A unique opportunity arose due to a broadcast sent via Denmark’s Radio. Consequently, the researcher in the field responded by broadening the interview guide and scope of the study. Study B) discusses how leadership unfolds in fish processing factories in Nuuk and Maniitsoq. The researcher emerged in everyday organisational life, observing day-to-day activities based on participant observations, shadowing, conversations, and interviews.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Field work; Reflexivity
Name of conference:
Greenland-Denmark 1721 – 2021
City of conference:
Copenhagen
Country of conference:
Denmark
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Udenrigspolitik; Sikkerhed; Forsvar
Publisher:
Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Udenrigspolitik; Sikkerhed; Forsvar
Publisher:
Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security; Defense
Publisher:
Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Professionelt arbejde med udsatte minoritetsetniske børn og deres familier
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Karen-Asta Bo; Jens Guldager ; Birgitte Zeeberg
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Udsathed; Børn; Familier; Etnicitet
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Udsatte børn – et helhedsperspektiv
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Hyperthyroidism was frequent among Inuit and the occurrence of hypothyroidism was low. The pattern of hyper- and hypothyroidism among Greenlandic Inuit with adequate iodine intake was comparable with those seen in populations with iodine deficiency. Inuit may thus have adapted to excessive iodine in…
Hyperthyroidism was frequent among Inuit and the occurrence of hypothyroidism was low. The pattern of hyper- and hypothyroidism among Greenlandic Inuit with adequate iodine intake was comparable with those seen in populations with iodine deficiency. Inuit may thus have adapted to excessive iodine intake over centuries, causing a need for a higher iodine intake to prevent iodine deficiency disorders.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Iodine intake; Greenland; Inuit; Thyroid
Title of journal:
Thyroid
Volume of journal:
31
Number of journal:
12
Country of publication:
USA
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1089/thy.2021.0342
Kvinderne der rejste sig og ændrede mandeverdenen - Den grønlandske kvindes synlighed gennem litteratur og medier
Artiklen er med til at belyse læseren om den grønlandske kvinde, indenfor et feministisk synspunkt, men samtidig sætte problemstillingen med ’det andet køn’, mandens syn på kvinden, frem i lyset. I artiklen kommer vi ind på markante kvinder i Grønland i 1800-tallet, der hver især har rejst sig i den…
Artiklen er med til at belyse læseren om den grønlandske kvinde, indenfor et feministisk synspunkt, men samtidig sætte problemstillingen med ’det andet køn’, mandens syn på kvinden, frem i lyset. I artiklen kommer vi ind på markante kvinder i Grønland i 1800-tallet, der hver især har rejst sig i den mandsdominante verden og ytret sig, og banet vej for andre kvinder.
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Author:
Editor:
Uffe Wilken
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønlandske kvinder; Medier; Litteratur; Kvindeforskning; Feminisme
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
4
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0017-4556
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis – Arktiske perspektiver
Introduktionskapitel til metodebogen: "Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis – Arktiske perspektiver".
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Samfundsvidenskab; Metoder; Forskning; Vestnorden; Arktis
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis – Arktiske perspektiver
Publication house:
Greenland University Press
ISBN number:
9788797345306
Aktionsforskning
Aktionsforskning som en metodisk tilgang. Aktionsforskningens brug og anvendelse i Grønland
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Aktionsforskning; Metode; PAR; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis – Arktiske perspektiver
Publication house:
Greenland University Press
ISBN number:
9788797345306
Visuel sociologi - Fotoet i arktisk samfundsvidenskab
Hvordan bliver fotos til mere end visuel dokumentation for feltarbejde eller forsider på socialvidenskabelige projektrapporter om Grønland?
Kan det være samfundsvidenskabeligt at fotografere? De spørgsmål behandler vi her i kapitlet - samtidig med at vi viser, hvordan
der kan arbejdes med fotos i fo…
Hvordan bliver fotos til mere end visuel dokumentation for feltarbejde eller forsider på socialvidenskabelige projektrapporter om Grønland?
Kan det være samfundsvidenskabeligt at fotografere? De spørgsmål behandler vi her i kapitlet - samtidig med at vi viser, hvordan
der kan arbejdes med fotos i form af et photovoiceprojekt med Kofoeds Skole i Nuuk.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Visuel sociologi; Fotohistorie; Photovoice; Forskning; Metode
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis – Arktiske perspektiver
Publication house:
Greenland University Press
ISBN number:
9788797345306
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Fermentation; Kiviaq; Avanersuaq
Host publication title:
Sandor Katz's Fermentation Journeys
ISBN number:
9781645020349
Samfundsvidenskabelig Praksis - Arktiske perspektiver
Denne metodebog er den første, som sætter fokus på samfundsvidenskabelige praksisser i Arktis og Vestnorden. Bidragene i denne bog kommer fra forskere, hvis egen forskningspraksis tager afsæt i Arktis og Vestnordiske universitetsmiljøer. Med kapitlernes talrige metodiske tilgange illustreres det, hv…
Denne metodebog er den første, som sætter fokus på samfundsvidenskabelige praksisser i Arktis og Vestnorden. Bidragene i denne bog kommer fra forskere, hvis egen forskningspraksis tager afsæt i Arktis og Vestnordiske universitetsmiljøer. Med kapitlernes talrige metodiske tilgange illustreres det, hvorledes nordlige kontekster og ofte nære lokale forhold har en udpræget betydning for, hvorledes den samfundsvidenskabelige forskning metodisk skal tilvirkes. I bogen forklarer forfatterne, hvorledes de håndterer udfordringer med at skabe en forskningsmæssig kontakt til mindre samfund samtidig med at man skal kunne gå analytisk til arbejdet med at bedrive samfundsvidenskab. Hvordan evaluerer man vigtige samfundsområder som skolesystemet? Hvorledes får man det mest konstruktive samarbejde med en tolk? Kan man bruge fotografier i samfundsforskning? Hvorledes laves der gode surveys og feltarbejder? Disse og mange andre aktuelle metodiske overvejelser og bud på svar finder man i denne metodebog.
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis – Arktiske perspektiver – består af 16 kapitler, hvor ledende vestnordiske og arktiske samfundsforskere skriver om, feltarbejde, etik, surveys, deltagerorienteret forskning, GIS, brugen af tolkning, evalueringsmetoder, aktionsforskning og lokalsamfundsstudier.
Bogens målgruppe vil være en bred læserskare; særligt studerende, men også forskere og andre fagfolk vil kunne finde bogen relevant.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Samfundsvidenskab; Metoder; Forskning; Vestnorden; Arktis
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Greenland University Press
ISBN number:
9788797345306
Det centrale i denne tekstsamling er diskussioner om socialpolitik og sociale forhold, samt hvordan diskussionerne indvirker på det dagligt. Dette er relevant, fordi at vi fra tid til anden skal huske at få diskuteret, hvad vi som land og befolkning forstår ved velfærd. Med tiden er velfærd blevet…
Det centrale i denne tekstsamling er diskussioner om socialpolitik og sociale forhold, samt hvordan diskussionerne indvirker på det dagligt. Dette er relevant, fordi at vi fra tid til anden skal huske at få diskuteret, hvad vi som land og befolkning forstår ved velfærd. Med tiden er velfærd blevet et så offentligt anliggende, at vi tager det for givet og blot administrerer velfærdssystemet i stedet for at stoppe op og få evalueret, om det velfærdssystem vi havde sat i værk for 20-30 år siden, stadig lever op til de behov som befolkningen har.
Bogens samling af tekster har alle tidligere været udgivet.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Socialhistorie; Socialpolitik; Marginalisering; Grønland
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
INUSSUK - Arktisk forskningsjournal
ISBN number:
9788797292518
Atuakkiami qitiutillugu sammineqarpoq isumaginninnikkut politikkip inuuniarnikkullu atigarisat eqqartornissaat, oqallisigineqanerillu ulluinnarni qanoq sunniuteqartarnersut. Tamannalu soqutiginaateqarpoq nunatut inuiaqatigiittullu atugarissaaneq uteqqiasumik eqqartortarnissaa ingerlatiinnassagutsigu…
Atuakkiami qitiutillugu sammineqarpoq isumaginninnikkut politikkip inuuniarnikkullu atigarisat eqqartornissaat, oqallisigineqanerillu ulluinnarni qanoq sunniuteqartarnersut. Tamannalu soqutiginaateqarpoq nunatut inuiaqatigiittullu atugarissaaneq uteqqiasumik eqqartortarnissaa ingerlatiinnassagutsigu. Ukiut ingerlanerini atugarissaaneq pisortanit akisussaafigineqalersimavoq, taamaaginnartussatullu isigilersimallugu ingerlatinnalersimallugulu unikaallannata nalilersorunnaarlugulu, ukiut 20-30vit matuma siornagut atugarissaarnermut atortitaasut ullutsinnut suli inuiaqatigiit pisariaqartitaanut naleqquttuunersut. Allakkiat atuakkamiittut siornatigut saqqummersinneqareersimapput.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Socialhistorie; Socialpolitik; Marginalisering; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
INUSSUK - Issittumi Ilisimatusarnermik Atuagassiaq
ISBN number:
9788797292525
Ethnotgraphic Research Design
Intercultural research always poses challenges for the participants and for the researcher. Especially the concept of ownership of data and in the creation of research protocols. The chapter will look at topics that can directly influence design:
1. Working with(in) indigenous cultures, as an “Oth…
Intercultural research always poses challenges for the participants and for the researcher. Especially the concept of ownership of data and in the creation of research protocols. The chapter will look at topics that can directly influence design:
1. Working with(in) indigenous cultures, as an “Other”
2. The understanding of language and its influence on design
3. The use of indigenous languages and ownership
4. Working alongside or under the direction of Indigenous leaders and researchers, community panels and influence on design
5. Culture Bearers support and guidance that influences the strength, relevance and validity of studies
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Editor:
Christopher Hayre; Paul M. W. Hackett
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Research design; Research with indigenous peoples
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Handbook of Ethnography in Health Research
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN number:
978-367-3364-9
The Development of the Modern Greenlandic Film and Nation Building
The development of Greenland’s film community has a parallel development within the country the process of ensuring the development of film community. An inclusive community with a global consciousness.
The aim of this chapter is to examine the process of development of Greenland’s modern film comm…
The development of Greenland’s film community has a parallel development within the country the process of ensuring the development of film community. An inclusive community with a global consciousness.
The aim of this chapter is to examine the process of development of Greenland’s modern film community and the history of film in Greenland. It will focus on the development of cultural policy and the concept of national building.
The chapter will present and discuss post- colonialism and introduce readers to Greenland’s development of nation building through cultural identity and cultural policy’s effects on the Greenlandic film industry.
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Editor:
Kylo- Patrick R. Hart
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Nationbuilding; Film in Greenland
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Arctic Cinemas
Edition:
1
Publication house:
McFarland & Company
ISBN number:
978-1-4766-8135-1
Greenland, the Faroe Islands, Chinese tourism – sustainable development in the face of otherness, growth, and power
Editor:
Young-Sok Lee
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Tourism; Faroe Islands; Greenland; Asia
Host publication title:
Asian Mobilities Consumption in a Changing Arctic
Edition:
First
Publication house:
Routledge
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis. Arktiske perspektiver
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Arktisk; Vestnorden; Metode; Praksis
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Edition:
First
Publication house:
Greenland University Press.
ISBN number:
978-87-973453-0-6
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis - Arktiske perspektiver
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Arktis; Vestnorden; Metode; Praksis
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis - Arktiske perspektiver
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Greenland University Press.
ISBN number:
978-87-973453-0-6
Deltagende lokalsamfundsforskning
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Lokalsamfund; Metoder; Praksis; Arktis
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis - Arktiske perspektiver
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Greenland University Press.
ISBN number:
978-87-973453-0-6
Kan vi forudsige fremtiden for arktisk mineral minedrift? Elementær statistisk prognose
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Mining; Econometrics; Kvantitative metoder
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis - arktiske perspektiver
Publication house:
University of Greenland Press
ISBN number:
9788797345306
På feltarbejde bag anstaltens mure
I valget af deltagerobservation ligger et ønske om, at udforske menneskers perspektiver på deres egen verden gennem struktur og strukturvariationer, for derigennem at analysere hvilke fænomener der træder frem, og hvordan de fremtræder. Ved at anvende deltagerobservation er man som forsker med til a…
I valget af deltagerobservation ligger et ønske om, at udforske menneskers perspektiver på deres egen verden gennem struktur og strukturvariationer, for derigennem at analysere hvilke fænomener der træder frem, og hvordan de fremtræder. Ved at anvende deltagerobservation er man som forsker med til at konstruere en virkelighed, der er bundet til den relation, der opstår i mødet mellem forsker og aktører. Aktørerne i det observerede felt har deres egen fortolkede virkelighedsopfattelse, som videreudvikles i dialog med forskeren. En proces der indebærer tillid, og afprøvelse af tillid fra det observerede felt.
Med eksempler fra deltagerobservationer foretaget i grønlandske anstalter og Herstedvester Fængsel er belyses hvilke overvejelser, man som forsker bør gøre sig ved anvendelse af denne metode i et felt, der dels til tider kan være farligt for enten forsker eller informanter, og dels foregår mellem to sprog og to kulturer. Desuden indgår hvilke metodiske skridt, der tages for at skabe system i det kaos af data, som ofte opstår ved anvendelse af denne metode.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Socialantropologi; Deltagerobservation; Kriminologi; Goffman; Indsatte
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis - arktiske perspektiver
Publication house:
Greenland University Press
ISBN number:
978-87-973453-0-6
Komparativ metode
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Komparativ metode; Logik; Fordeler & ulemper
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig praksis - Arktiske perspektiver
Publication house:
Greenland University Press
ISBN number:
978-87-973453-0-6
Mødet med Danmark har en problematisk indvirkning på en minoritet af socialt udsatte blandt de grønlændere, som hvert år flytter til Danmark. Størstedelen af de grønlændere, der bor i Danmark, har det godt. Artiklens fokus ligger på gruppen af socialt udsatte grønlandske migranter, med få ressourcer…
Mødet med Danmark har en problematisk indvirkning på en minoritet af socialt udsatte blandt de grønlændere, som hvert år flytter til Danmark. Størstedelen af de grønlændere, der bor i Danmark, har det godt. Artiklens fokus ligger på gruppen af socialt udsatte grønlandske migranter, med få ressourcer og få planer for flytningen. I artiklen analyserer vi, hvilke strukturelle udfordringer der opstår i mødet med Danmark. Det beskrives i artiklen som strukturel vold med afsæt i et systemisk omsorgssvigt, som skal modarbejdes ved at nedbryde de nuværende systemiske barrierer, og modarbejder skabelsen af parallelle udsattemiljøer, så kræver det et politisk engagement, der ser på forholdene i Grønland. En disharmonisering af servicetilbud, lovgivning, arbejdsgange og ansvarsopdeling modarbejder hinanden og lader i forvejen sårbare mennesker i stikken i et ingenmandsland, som oprindeligt var tænkt som et (Rigs)fællesskab.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Socialt udsathed; Barrierer; Socialpolitik; Rigsfælleskab; Strukturel vold
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Volume of journal:
164
Country of publication:
Danmark
Rigsfællesskabet kan være andet end is og fisk!
Vi skal styrke det sociale og pædagogiske område i hele rigsfælleskabet.
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Social område; Pædagogik; Netværk; Slægt
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq AG
Forskere fra Grønland, Færøerne og Danmark: Vi skal styrke det sociale og pædagogiske område i hele rigsfællesskabet
Forestillinger om Hans Egede: fra radiospil til en hovedløs statue - Hans Egede set igennem de sidste 50 år i de grønlandske medier
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønland; Medier; Hans Egede
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tro og samfund i Grønland i 300-året for Hans Egedes ankomst
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978 87 7219 456 1
Hans Egede pillugu takorluuinerit: Raatiukkut tusarnaagassiamiit eqqaassutissamut niaquikkamut - Hans Egede ukiuni kingullerni 50-ini kalaallit tusagassiorfiinit isigalugu (1971-imiit 2021-imut9
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Kalaallit Nunaat; Tusagassiutit; Hans Egede
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Upperisaq inuiaqatigiillu Hans Egede-p Inuit Nunaannut Tikinneraniit ukiut untritillit pingasunngorneranni
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978 87 7219 457 8
Editor:
Solveig Glomsrød; Gérard Duhaime; Iulie Aslaksen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Gender roles in Greenland; Gender contributions to household in Greenland
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
The Economy of the North – ECONOR 2020
Publication house:
Statistics Norway
ISBN number:
ISBN 978-82-587-1275-3 & ISBN 978-82-587-1274-6
I forbindelse med et fælleseuropæisk forskningsprojekt om ABC'ens historie lykkedes det at lokalisere den første trykte grønlandske bog, en ABC af Hans Egede, udgivet i 1739. Bogen har været formodet forsvundet, men hele to fejlregistrerede eksemplarer er nu identificeret i Det Kgl. Biblioteks enorm…
I forbindelse med et fælleseuropæisk forskningsprojekt om ABC'ens historie lykkedes det at lokalisere den første trykte grønlandske bog, en ABC af Hans Egede, udgivet i 1739. Bogen har været formodet forsvundet, men hele to fejlregistrerede eksemplarer er nu identificeret i Det Kgl. Biblioteks enorme samlinger. Artiklen beskriver bogens tilblivelse, dens baggrund og dens virkningshistorie, som dårligt kan overvurderes. Mindre end 100 år efter Hans Egedes landing på Håbets Ø i 1721 var det lykkedes at lære alle indbyggere i Vestgrønland at læse, og da først det grønlandske skriftmedium var udviklet, stod det naturligvis til rådighed for ethvert tænkeligt formål. Hans Egedes indsats for at udvikle et grønlandsk skriftsprog er derfor blandt de vigtigste årsager til eksistensen af den selvbevidste grønlandske nation og det forhold at det grønlandske sprog stadig lever i bedste velgående, i modsætning til næsten alle andre oprindelige sprog på den amerikanske halvkugle.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Grønlandske ABC'er; Grønlandsk litteratur; Grønlandsk skolehistorie; Grønlandsk katekismus
Title of journal:
Fund og Forskning
Volume of journal:
60
Publisher:
Det Kongelige Bibliotek
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Dogs have been essential to life in the Siberian Arctic for over 9,500 y, and this tight link between people and dogs continues in Siberian communities. Although Arctic Siberian groups such as the Nenets received limited gene flow from neighboring groups, archaeological evidence suggests that metall…
Dogs have been essential to life in the Siberian Arctic for over 9,500 y, and this tight link between people and dogs continues in Siberian communities. Although Arctic Siberian groups such as the Nenets received limited gene flow from neighboring groups, archaeological evidence suggests that metallurgy and new subsistence strategies emerged in Northwest Siberia around 2,000 y ago. It is unclear if the Siberian Arctic dog population was as continuous as the people of the region or if instead admixture occurred, possibly in relation to the influx of material culture from other parts of Eurasia. To address this question, we sequenced and analyzed the genomes of 20 ancient and historical Siberian and Eurasian Steppe dogs. Our analyses indicate that while Siberian dogs were genetically homogenous between 9,500 to 7,000 y ago, later introduction of dogs from the Eurasian Steppe and Europe led to substantial admixture. This is clearly the case in the Iamal-Nenets region (Northwestern Siberia) where dogs from the Iron Age period (∼2,000 y ago) possess substantially less ancestry related to European and Steppe dogs than dogs from the medieval period (∼1,000 y ago). Combined with findings of nonlocal materials recovered from these archaeological sites, including glass beads and metal items, these results indicate that Northwest Siberian communities were connected to a larger trade network through which they acquired genetically distinctive dogs from other regions. These exchanges were part of a series of major societal changes, including the rise of large-scale reindeer pastoralism ∼800 y ago.
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Author:
Tatiana Richtman Feuerborn; Shyam Gopalakrishnan; Jazmin Ramos Madrigal; Eske Willerslev; Morten Meldgaard; Tom Gilbert; Anders Johannes Hansen; Mikkel Holger Strander Sinding; Alberto Carmagnini; Robert J. Losey; Tatiana Nomokonova; Arthur Askeyev; Igor Askeyev; Oleg Askeyev; Ekaterina E. Antipina; Martin Appelt; Olga P. Bachura; Fiona Beglane; Daniel G. Bradley; Kevin G. Daly; Kristian Murphy Gregersen; Chunxue Guo; Andrei V. Gusev; Carleton Jones; Pavel A. Kosintsev; Yaroslav V. Kuzmin; Valeria Mattiangeli; Angela R. Perri; Andrei V. Plekhanov; Anne Lisbeth Schmidt; Dilyara Shaymuratova; Oliver Smith; Lilia V. Yavorskaya; Greger Larson; Love Dalén; Laurent Frantz
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Siberian dog; Ancestry; Eurasian
Title of journal:
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Volume of journal:
118
Number of journal:
39
Publisher:
National Academy of Sciences
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2100338118
Rehabilitering eller et godt liv som gammel
Nye politikker om ’aktiv aldring’ spreder sig på ældreområdet som følge af den stigende andel af befolkningen over 65 år. Siden 2015 er indsatsen ’hverdagsrehabilitering’ i hjemmeplejen blevet et lovkrav i Danmark. Hverdagsrehabilitering bliver også afprøvet i Grønland. Mange brugere har glæde af in…
Nye politikker om ’aktiv aldring’ spreder sig på ældreområdet som følge af den stigende andel af befolkningen over 65 år. Siden 2015 er indsatsen ’hverdagsrehabilitering’ i hjemmeplejen blevet et lovkrav i Danmark. Hverdagsrehabilitering bliver også afprøvet i Grønland. Mange brugere har glæde af indsatsen, men forskning i de skandinaviske lande viser, at et ensidigt fokus på fysisk genoptræning ekskluderer mange gamle med andre behov for støtte.
Formålet med artiklen er at undersøge gamle Nuuk-borgeres perspektiver på et godt liv som gammel, og hvordan rehabilitering kan støtte dem i at føre et meningsfuldt liv.
Artiklen bygger på et studie, der gennemførtes i efteråret 2017 i Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq som et etnografisk feltstudie med metoder som deltagerobservationer, kvalitative interviews og dokumentanalyse. Seks brugere af hjemmeplejen og ni medarbejdere blev interviewet.
Analyserne viser, at hverdagsrehabilitering er instrumentelt orienteret og ikke inddrager de gamles ressourcer og værdier. Dette kan medføre demotivation og passivitet. Gamle mennesker har et liv med mange erfaringer bag sig, de håndterer aktivt deres liv i hverdagen, så godt de kan, og de har drømme om fremtiden. Men mange har brug for professionel støtte i den daglige livsførelse. Det er kommunikationen herom, som ikke altid fungerer, fordi der kun er fokus på fysiske funktioner. Hjemmehjælperne er ofte dem, der ved mest om brugerne og deres liv, ressourcer og værdier, men deres viden har ikke høj status i det tværfaglige samarbejde og bruges derfor mangelfuldt.
Inddragelse af de gamles livshistorier og perspektiver i ældreplejen – rehabilitering, hjemmepleje og dagcentre – kan pege på indsatser, der kan inkludere alle, uanset fysisk funktionsniveau og forskelle i værdier og interesser. Det kræver samarbejde mellem personale og brugere, og det kræver en professionel anerkendelse af brugernes viden og perspektiver, som de kommer til udtryk i hverdagslivet.
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Editor:
Redaktionen
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Hverdagsrehabilitering; Aktiv aldring; Livskvalitet; Brugerperspektiver; Brugerdeltagelse
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning
Edition:
2020-21
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik og Det Grønlandske Selskab
ISBN number:
978-87-87925-09-9
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Public participation; Social impact assessment; Environmental impact assessment; Indigenous peoples
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Samfundsvidenskabelig Praksis: Arktiske Perspektiver
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
This article discusses the history of international law in respect of colonisation, from Francisco de Vitoria to the present day. It reveals the inconsistencies and injustices with regard to Indigenous Peoples that continue to constrain their rights to self-determination today on an equal basis with…
This article discusses the history of international law in respect of colonisation, from Francisco de Vitoria to the present day. It reveals the inconsistencies and injustices with regard to Indigenous Peoples that continue to constrain their rights to self-determination today on an equal basis with other Peoples. By deconstructing the legal explanations for the occupations of the polar regions, it demonstrates the contradictions at the heart of the colonial project and challenges international lawyers, in particular “positivist” international lawyers, to re-evaluate their hypotheses regarding occupation and state sovereignty. It highlights the gaps between the theory and practice of occupation of the polar regions and questions the legitimacy of states’ territorial claims. Instead, it shows that Indigenous occupation in the Arctic is much older and legally stronger than that of any state.
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Editor:
Sara Fusco
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; International law; Colonisation; Decolonisation; Polar law
Title of journal:
Nordicum Mediterraneum
Volume of journal:
16
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
University of Akureyri
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Environmental Protection in the Antarctic and the Arctic: The Role of International Law
Editor:
Malgosia Fitzmaurice; Marcel Brus; Panos Merkouris; Agnes Rydberg
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Environmental law; Polar law; Arctic; Antarctic
Place of publication:
Cheltenham
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Research Handbook on International Environmental Law
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Edward Elgard
From the Indian Ocean to the Arctic: what the Chagos Archipelago Advisory Opinion tells us about Greenland
On February 25, 2019, the International Court of Justice issued its advisory opinion on Legal Consequences of the Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius in 1965. The judges held by a majority of 13:1 that the process of decolonisation of Mauritius is incomplete, owing to the separation…
On February 25, 2019, the International Court of Justice issued its advisory opinion on Legal Consequences of the Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius in 1965. The judges held by a majority of 13:1 that the process of decolonisation of Mauritius is incomplete, owing to the separation of the Chagos Archipelago shortly before Mauritian independence, that the United Kingdom should end its administration of the Chagos Archipelago as rapidly as possible, and that all Member States of the United Nations should cooperate to complete the decolonisation of Mauritius.
The (partial) decolonisation of Mauritius in 1968 and the treatment of the Chagos islanders (Chagossians) have important parallels with the purported decolonisation of Greenland in 1952–54. In both cases, the consultative body of the colonised people was neither fully independent nor representative of all the people concerned. No real choice was given to either body; rather the colonial power offered only the continuation of the status quo or professed self-determination on terms defined by the colonial power itself. Furthermore, the process of decolonisation was inherently linked to the forcible transfer of people in order to make way for a United States military facility.
Nevertheless, there are some relevant differences. First of all, Greenland was purportedly decolonised in 1953, some seven years before the UN General Assembly Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples (UNGA Res. 1514(XV) 1960). Second, the UN General Assembly accepted the Danish government’s representations regarding the full decolonisation of Greenland (UNGA Res. 849 (1954), in contrast to their position regarding Mauritius that decolonisation was and remains incomplete, owing to the separation of the Chagos Archipelago (UNGA Res(XX) 1965). Third, though the Chagossians have been recognised as indigenous at the UN, the British government has continually denied this status and (mis)characterises them as a transient people, while Denmark has accepted the status of the Greenlanders as both an indigenous people and a colonial people, entitled to
self-determination. This article examines the implications for the judgment for the Greenland case as well as broader questions of self-determination of peoples. It concludes that the colonial boundaries continue to govern in decolonisation cases, with the consequence that the Greenlanders are likely to be held to be a single people; that the erga omnes character of the right to self-determination means that all States must cooperate to facilitate Greenlanders’ choices for their future; and that there remain significant procedural hurdles that prevent colonial and indigenous peoples having their voices heard, even in the matters that concern them most of all.
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Editor:
Julia Jabour
Year:
2021
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; International; Decolonisation; Greenland; Chagos; International Court of Justice
Place of publication:
Leiden
Country of publication:
Netherlands
Host publication title:
Yearbook of Polar Law
Volume:
12
We describe findings from an exploratory study on Greenlandic and Canadian preservice teachers’ (PSTs’) views on climate change teaching and teacher education programs. Greenland and Canada are experiencing more rapid warming than the global average. Climate resilience is thus of great importance an…
We describe findings from an exploratory study on Greenlandic and Canadian preservice teachers’ (PSTs’) views on climate change teaching and teacher education programs. Greenland and Canada are experiencing more rapid warming than the global average. Climate resilience is thus of great importance and climate change needs to be taught to foster innovations and adaptation and to prepare young citizens to be engaged participants in policy debates about mitigation. Forty-five PSTs at the University of Greenland and Lakehead University answered a survey comprised mainly Likert Scale and open-ended questions. We found that PSTs need more knowledge about climate change, while, across disciplines, almost all would like to teach climate change and believe that preparing to do so should be a part of initial teacher education.
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Year:
2021
Subjects:
Climate change; Teacher education; Greenland; Canada
Title of journal:
Journal of Geoscience Education
Volume of journal:
69
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Routledge
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/10899995.2020.1858265
The foods we eat contain microorganisms that we ingest alongside the food. Industrialized food systems offer great advantages from a safety point of view, but have also been accused of depleting the diversity of the human microbiota with negative implications for human health. In contrast, artisanal…
The foods we eat contain microorganisms that we ingest alongside the food. Industrialized food systems offer great advantages from a safety point of view, but have also been accused of depleting the diversity of the human microbiota with negative implications for human health. In contrast, artisanal traditional foods are potential sources of a diverse food microbiota. Traditional foods of the Greenlandic Inuit are comprised of animal-sourced foods prepared in the natural environment and are often consumed raw. These foods, some of which are on the verge of extinction, have not previously been microbiologically character- ized. We mapped the microbiota of foods stemming from traditional Inuit land-based hunting activities. The foods included in the current study are dried muskox and caribou meat, cari- bou rumen and intestinal content as well as larval parasites from caribou hides, all traditional Inuit foods. This study shows that traditional drying methods are efficient for limiting micro- bial growth through desiccation. The results also show the rumen content of the caribou to be a highly diverse source of microbes with potential for degradation of plants. Finally, a number of parasites were shown to be included in the biodiversity of the assessed traditional foods. Taken together, the results map out a diverse source of ingested microbes and para- sites that originate from the natural environment. These results have implications for under- standing the nature-sourced traditional Inuit diet, which is in contrast to current day diet recommendations as well as modern industrialized food systems.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Microbiota; 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing; Traditional foods; Desiccation; Animal-sourced; Inuit; Diet
Title of journal:
PLOS ONE
Volume of journal:
15
Number of journal:
e0227819
DOI number:
https://doi.org/ 10.1371/journal.pone.0227819
The paper demonstrates how the evolution of international law on colonial and indigenous peoples, in particular evolving rights to sovereignty over natural resources, shaped the changing relationship between Greenland and the rest of the Danish Realm. Greenland today is in a unique position in inter…
The paper demonstrates how the evolution of international law on colonial and indigenous peoples, in particular evolving rights to sovereignty over natural resources, shaped the changing relationship between Greenland and the rest of the Danish Realm. Greenland today is in a unique position in international law, enjoying an extremely high degree of self-government. This paper explores the history, current status and future of Greenland through the lens of international law, to show how international obligations both colour its relationship with the Kingdom of Denmark and influence its approaches to resource development internally. It considers the invisibility of the Inuit population in the 1933 Eastern Greenland case that secured Danish sovereignty over the entire territory. It then turns to Denmark’s registration of Greenland as a non-self-governing territory (colony) in 1946 before Greenland’s-purported decolonisation in 1953 and the deficiencies of that process. In the second part of the 20th century, Denmark began to recognise the Greenland Inuit as an indigenous people before a gradual shift towards recognition of the Greenlanders as a people in international law, entitled to self-determination, including the right to permanent sovereignty over their natural resources. This peaked with the Self-Government Act of 2009. The paper will then go on to assess competing interpretations of the Self-Government Act of 2009 according to which the Greenland self-government is the relevant decision-making body for an increasing number of fields of competence including, since 1 January 2010, the governance of extractive industries. Some, including members of the Greenland self-government, argue that the Self-Government Act constitutes full implementation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP 2007), but this view is not universally shared. The paper also considers the status and rights of two Greenland minorities: the North Greenlanders (Inughuit) and the East Greenlanders, each of whom has distinct histories, experiences of colonisation, dialects (or languages) and cultural traditions. While the Kingdom of Denmark accepts the existence of only one indigenous people, namely, the Inuit of Greenland, this view is increasingly being challenged in international fora, including the UN human rights treaty bodies, as the two minorities are in some cases considered distinct indigenous peoples. Their current position in Greenland as well as in a future fully independent Greenland is examined, and the rights that they hold against the Greenland self-government as well as the Kingdom of Denmark explored. Greenland’s domestic regime for governance of non-renewable natural resources (principally mining and hydrocarbons) is briefly analysed and compared with international standards, with a particular emphasis on public participation. The paper assesses the extent to which it complies with the standards in key international instruments.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Greenland; Natural resources; International law; Decolonization; Indigenous peoples
Title of journal:
Polar Record
Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Psykisk sundhed; Community; Selvmord; Grønland
Title of journal:
Polarfronten - Polarforskning i Perspektiv
Volume of journal:
2020
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
09072322
This chapter presents results from a project about leadership in Greenland. It discusses how leaders in Greenlandic organizations legitimize decisions in territories of interactions. The research focus on how Greenlandic leaders at times are challenged by the tight relationship in the small society…
This chapter presents results from a project about leadership in Greenland. It discusses how leaders in Greenlandic organizations legitimize decisions in territories of interactions. The research focus on how Greenlandic leaders at times are challenged by the tight relationship in the small society but also how the tightness supports close and fruitful interactions where leaders qualify and legitimize decisions related to quality, business development, and future actions. The findings demonstrate how the leaders legitimize actions and decision in their local networks and how this relates to and develops their everyday practice.
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Author:
Mette Apollo Rasmussen
Editor:
Jacob Rendtorff
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Leadership; Legitimacy; Greenland; Ethnographic approach
Host publication title:
Handbook of Business Legitimacy
Publication house:
Springer, Cham
ISBN number:
978-3-319-68845-9
Ledelse i Grønland. COVID-19 bryder med kendte aktiviteter og rutiner i ledelsesaktiviteten
Ledelse og samarbejde diskuteres i artiklen som en kollektiv aktivitet i organisationer i Grønland. Med udgangspunkt i empirisk materiale indsamlet i 2018 og 2019 beskrives problemstillinger som ledere genkender og formulerer. I analysen diskuteres hvordan ledelse fremstår som en kollektiv aktivitet…
Ledelse og samarbejde diskuteres i artiklen som en kollektiv aktivitet i organisationer i Grønland. Med udgangspunkt i empirisk materiale indsamlet i 2018 og 2019 beskrives problemstillinger som ledere genkender og formulerer. I analysen diskuteres hvordan ledelse fremstår som en kollektiv aktivitet, at problematisering er en væsentlig del af ledelsesaktiviteten og hvordan ledelse udvikles i interaktionsterritorier.
I artiklen formuleres fem spørgsmål, der kan være relevante at stille i forbindelse med ledelsesaktiviteten, ikke mindst i den særlige situation organisationer befinder sig i lige nu med COVID-19 forebyggelsen. Herudover konkluderes det, at der fortsat er behov for at udvikle den produktive ledelsesaktivitet igennem akademisk ledelsesuddannelse.
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Author:
Mette Apollo Rasmussen; Poul Bitsch Olsen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Ledelse; Samarbejde; Grønland
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Number of journal:
2
Globalisation & the Greenlandic fashion
Author:
Editor:
Kirsten Thisted; Ann-Sofie Nielsen Gremaud
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fashion; Globalisation; Greenlandic culture
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Satire as a mouthpiece in Greenland
Author:
Editor:
Kirsten Thisted; Ann-Sofie Nielsen Gremaud
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Greenlandic satire; Labrador Kangian; Kalak; TV
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Greenland; Iceland; Faroe Islands; Post-colonialism
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
The Postcolonial North Atlantic: Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Nordeuropa-Institut der Humboldt-Universität
ISBN number:
978-3932406355
Five and a half years after its first appearance as a printed book in 2014, the transdisciplinary anthology The Postcolonial North Atlantic: Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands, edited by Professor Lill-Ann Körber (Aarhus Universitet) and Associate Professor Ebbe Volquardsen (Ilisimatusarfik),…
Five and a half years after its first appearance as a printed book in 2014, the transdisciplinary anthology The Postcolonial North Atlantic: Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands, edited by Professor Lill-Ann Körber (Aarhus Universitet) and Associate Professor Ebbe Volquardsen (Ilisimatusarfik), came out in an open-access second edition today. Stored on the document server of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, the book can from now on be downloaded free of charge by anyone.
Whereas a new preface, written by the editors, has been added, the articles in the volume have not been changed or amended since the first edition, and thus reflect the state of the art of the first half of the 2010s. Yet, the texts remain relevant and topical in that they provide fundamental insight into negotiations of the postcolonial status of the North Atlantic nations, and into manifestations of their interconnected, often competing, histories in literature, language, politics, art, fashion, and public discourse. They invite to comparative investigations into the region’s past and present as seen from its diverse and distinct viewpoints, and to explorations of this part of the Nordic region from a joint critical postcolonial perspective.
It is the editors’ hope that The Postcolonial North Atlantic will find many curious new readers and re-readers among students, scholars, and the broader public; and we look forward to continued discussions and North Atlantic journeys.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Iceland; Greenland; Faroe Islands; Postcolonial studies; Post colonialism; Regionalism; North Atlantic studies; Eco-criticism; Literature; Art; Identity; Colonialism; Empire; Arctic; History; Region building
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Nordeuropa-Institut der Humboldt-Universität
ISBN number:
978-3932406355
For at afgøre om et monument bør bevares eller ej, må man diskutere, om det stadigvæk bidrager til fortællingen om et fælles vi, skriver lektor i kulturhistorie Ebbe Volquardsen.
This chapter reviews historical and contemporary processes of state-sanctioned resettlement and urbanization in the Greenlandic context, with a particular focus on the consequences of passive and overt urbanization policies on geographies of homelessness.
Editor:
Isabelle Côté; Yolande Pottie-Sherman
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Homelessness; Urbanization; Greenland; Social research
Place of publication:
St. John's
Country of publication:
Canada
Host publication title:
Resettlement Uprooting and Rebuilding Communities in Newfoundland and Labrador and Beyond
Publication house:
ISER Books – Memorial University
ISBN number:
9781894725682
Afsluttende rapport for "Qimmeq Projektet", fase 1.
Author:
Berg, S.; Drud, A.; Egevang, C.; Feuerborn, T.; Hansen, A.H.; Holm, L.K.; Houser, G.; Ivik, O.; Jensen, M.L.; Lennert, N.; Lennert, C.; Langebæk, R.; Lykke, P.; Markussen, U.; Olsen, E.; Olsen, F.; Papis, M.; Peary, M.; Andersen-Ranberg, E.; Sinding, M.; Sonne, C. ; Teglhus, F.W. ; Vincent, S.d.; Wilken, U. ; Morten Meldgaard
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Slædehund; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Author:
Berg, S. ; Drud, A.; Egevang, C.; Feuerborn, T.; Hansen, A.H.; Holm, L.K.; Houser, G.; Ivik, O.; Jensen, M.L.; Jensen, M.; Lennert, N.; Lennert, C.; Langebæk, R.; Lykke, P.; Markussen, U.; Olsen, E.; Olsen, F.; Papis, M.; Peary, M.; Andersen-Ranberg, E.; Sinding, M.; Sonne, C.; Teglhus, F.W.; Vincent, S.D.; Wilken,U.; Morten Meldgaard
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Qimmeq; Kalallit Nunaat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalallit Nunaat
Author:
Berg, S.; Drud, A.; Egevang, C.; Feuerborn, T.; Hansen, A.J.; Holm, L.K; Houser, G.; Ivik, O.; Jensen, M. L. ; Jensen, M.; Lennert, N.; Lennert, C.; Langebæk, R.; Lykke, P.; Markussen, U.; Olsen, E.; Olsen, F.; Papis, M.; Peary, M.; Andersen-Ranberg, E.; Sinding, M.; Sonne, C. ; Teglhus, F.W.; Vincent, S.D.; Wilken, U.; Morten Meldgaard
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Sled dog; Greenland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Qimmeq - Den grønlandske slædehund
Author:
Andersen-Ranberg, E.; Berg, S.; Feuerborn, T.; Hansen, A.J.; Houser, G.; Jensen, M.L.; Langebæk, R.; Lennert, N. ; Markussen, U.; Morten Meldgaard; Sinding, M-H.S.; Sonne, C.
Editor:
Egevang, Carsten
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Slædehund; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Alle alle
ISBN number:
978-87-971780-0-3
Qimmeq - The Greenland Sled Dog
Author:
Andersen-Ranberg, E.; Feuerborn, T.; Hansen, A.J.; Houser, G.; Jensen, M.L.; Langebæk, R.; Lennert, N.; Lykke, P.; Markussen, U.; Morten Meldgaard; Van den Berg, S.; Sinding, M-H.S.; Sonne, C.
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Sled dog; Greenland
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Publication house:
Alle alle
ISBN number:
978-87-971780-0-3
Qimmeq - Kalaallit qimmiat qimuttoq
Author:
Andersen-Ranberg, E.; Feuerborn, T.; Hansen, A.J.; Houser, G.; Jensen, M.L.; Langebæk, R.; Lennert, N.; Lykke, P.; Markussen, U.; Morten Meldgaard; Van Den Berg, S.; Sinding, M. H.-S. ; Sonne, C.
Editor:
Egevang, Carsten
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Qimmeq; Kalaallit Nunaat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISBN number:
978-87-971780-2-7
Qimmeq - Kalaallit Qimmiat Qimuttoq, Den Grønlandske Slædehund
Fagbog bl.a. til skolebrug - lærervejledning medfølger.
Author:
Gjerløff, A. K.
Editor:
Valgreen, L.; Gjerløff, A.K.
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Qimmeq; Slædehund; Kalaallit Nunaat; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik & Statens Naturhistoriske Museum
ISBN number:
978-87-87519-88-5
Arctic-adapted dogs emerged at the Pleistocene-Holocene transition
The results indicate that the major ancestry of modern sled dogs traces back to Sibiria, where sled-dog-specific haplotypes of genes that potentially relate to Arctic adaptation were established by 9500 years ago.
Author:
Mikkel-Holger S. Sinding; Shyam Gopalakrishnan; Jazmín Ramos-Madrigal; Marc de Manut; Vladimir V. Pitulko; Lukas Kuderna; Tatiana R. Feuerborn; Laurent A. F. Frantz; Filipe G. Vieira; Jonas Niemann; Jose A. Samaniego Castruita; Christian Carøe; Emilie U. Andersen-Ranberg; Peter D. Jordan; Elena Y. Pavlova; Pavel A. Nikolskiy; Aleksei K. Kasparov; Varvara V. Ivanova; Eske Willerslev; Pontus Skoglund; Merete Fredholm; Sanne Eline Wennerberg; Mads Peter Heide-Jørgensen; Rune Dietz; Christian Sonne; Morten Meldgaard; Love Dalén; Greger Larson; Bent Petersen; Thomas Sicheritz-Pontén; Lutz Bachmann; Øystein Wiig; Tomas Marques-Bonet; Anders J. Hansen; M. Thomas P. Gilbert
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Sled dog; Arctic
Title of journal:
SCIENCE
Volume of journal:
368
Number of journal:
6498
Publisher:
AAAS
Place of publication:
USA
Country of publication:
USA
DOI number:
10.1126/science.aaz8599
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Tasiilaq; UNESCO
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISBN number:
978 87 90197 10 1
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Tasiilaq; UNESCO
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalallit Nunaat
ISBN number:
978 87 90197 10 1
This report details the findings of the EQUIL project: Equality in Isolated Areas. The project focuses on people living and working in geographically relatively isolated areas of the Nordic region, and asks how they are able to make a living and maintain ties to locality, and how questions of gender…
This report details the findings of the EQUIL project: Equality in Isolated Areas. The project focuses on people living and working in geographically relatively isolated areas of the Nordic region, and asks how they are able to make a living and maintain ties to locality, and how questions of gender equality impact on work and family life decisions. The report addresses the questions: How is gender equality and equal participation in paid work and care for the family negotiated in communities characterised by relative geographic isolation? How do people develop working life strategies in such places? What is the basis for future work life and family life in the selected places?
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Entrepreneurship; Gender studies; Isolated Areas; Worklife
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Edition:
522
Publication house:
TemaNord - Nordic Council of Ministers
ISBN number:
9789289366663
Journalistik når alle kender alle
Author:
Naimah Hussain
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Journalistik; Kilder; Interview; Kvalitative forskningsinterview; Grønland; Medier
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
2
Number of journal:
68
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Country of publication:
Danmark
This book intends to inform the key participants in extractive projects – namely, the communities, the host governments and the investors – about good practice for effective community engagement, based on analysis of international standards and expectations, lessons from selected case-studies and in…
This book intends to inform the key participants in extractive projects – namely, the communities, the host governments and the investors – about good practice for effective community engagement, based on analysis of international standards and expectations, lessons from selected case-studies and innovations in public participation.
The extent of extractive industries varies widely around the Arctic as do governmental and social attitudes towards resource development. Whilst most Arctic communities are united in seeking investment to fund education, healthcare, housing, transport and other essential services, as well as wanting to benefit from improved employment and business opportunities, they have different views as to the role that extractive industries should play in this. Within each community, there are multiple perspectives and the goal of public participation is to draw out these perspectives and seek consensus. Part I of the book analyses the international standards that have emerged in recent years regarding public participation, in particular, in respect of indigenous peoples. Part II presents six case studies that aim to identify both good and bad practices and to reflect upon the distinct conditions, needs, expectations, strategies and results for each community examined. Part III explores the importance of meaningful participation from a corporate perspective and identifies some common themes that require consideration if Arctic voices are to shape extractive industries in Arctic communities.
In drawing together international law and standards, case studies and examples of good practice, this anthology is a timely and invaluable resource for academics, legal advisors and those working in resource development and public policy.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Extractive industries; Public participation; Arctic; Greenland; FPIC
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
UK
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367181796
Hydrocarbon activity can be both harmful and hazardous. It is harmful if, in the course of normal operations, it damages its surrounding environment and/or the interests of other states. States and operators should implement a number of technical measures to ensure that the impacts remain below the…
Hydrocarbon activity can be both harmful and hazardous. It is harmful if, in the course of normal operations, it damages its surrounding environment and/or the interests of other states. States and operators should implement a number of technical measures to ensure that the impacts remain below the legally relevant threshold of ‘significant’ harm. However, hydrocarbon activities are also inherently hazardous because there is always a risk of a low probability-high impact accident, e.g., an oil spill or an explosion. The harsh conditions of the Arctic coupled with its sensitive biodiversity mean that activities in the Arctic are more hazardous than in more temperate parts of the World.
This paper addresses three themes to clarify the rights and responsibilities of states pursuing offshore hydrocarbon development in the Arctic: international law regarding permanent sovereignty and constraints to protect the environment, the interests of other states and the rights of indigenous and other peoples; the role and limitations of the Arctic Council; and the challenge of indigenous sovereignty and indigenous rights.
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Editor:
Robert W Corell; Jong Deog Kim; Yoon Hyung Kim; Arild Moe; Charles E Morrison; David L VanderZwaag; Oran R Young
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Hydrocarbons; Arctic; Indigenous peoples; Environmental law; Arctic Council
Title of journal:
The Arctic in World Affairs
Volume of journal:
2019
Place of publication:
Busan
Country of publication:
Republic of Korea
ISSN number:
979-11-89226-67-1
Name of conference:
2019 North Pacific Arctic Conference Global-Arctic Interactions: The Arctic Moves from Periphery to Center
City of conference:
Hawaii
Country of conference:
United States of America
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Extractive industries; Public participation; Arctic; Greenland
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Regulation of Extractive Industries: Community Engagement in the Arctic
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367181796
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Extractive industries; Public participation; Greenland
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Regulation of Extractive Industries: Community Engagement in the Arctic
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367181796
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Free; Prior; Informed consent; Greenland; Extractive industries; Indigenous peoples
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Regulation of Extractive Industries: Community Engagement in the Arctic
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367181796
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Extractive industries; Public participation; Arctic; Greenland
Place of publication:
Abingdon
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Regulation of Extractive Industries: Community Engagement in the Arctic
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
9780367181796
La vague nationaliste dans les îles Féroé et au Groenland
Editor:
Tudi Kernalegenn; Joel Belliveau; Jean-Oliver Roy
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Nationalistic movements; Greenland; Faroe Islands
Place of publication:
Ottawa
Country of publication:
Canada
Host publication title:
La vague nationale des années 1968 - Une comparaison internationale
Publication house:
Les Presses de l'Université d'Ottawa
ISBN number:
9782760331440
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Internationale relationer; Grønland; Udenrigspolitik
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
68
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
Charlottenlund
Country of publication:
Danmark
Editor:
Félix Mathieu; Dave Guénette; Alain- G. Gagnon
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Island regions; Federalism; Autonomy; Self-government
Place of publication:
Quebec
Country of publication:
Canada
Host publication title:
Cinquante Déclinaisons de Fédéralisme: Théorie, Enjeux et Études de Cas
Publication house:
Presses de l’Université du Québec
ISBN number:
9782760554016
Sundhedsvæsen og sundhedsøkonomi i autonome regioner
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Sundhedsvæsen; Økonomi; Autonome regioner
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Menneske - sundhed, samfund og kultur
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978-87-7204-631-0
Rapport om fjernundervisningen på Ilisimatusarfik under Coronakrisen foråret 2020. Rapporten er skrevet på baggrund af spørgeskemaundersøgelse blandt undervisere, og et enkelt fokusgruppeinterview med studerende med grønlandsk baggrund.
Konklusionen er, at universitetet ikke har en samlet strategi…
Rapport om fjernundervisningen på Ilisimatusarfik under Coronakrisen foråret 2020. Rapporten er skrevet på baggrund af spørgeskemaundersøgelse blandt undervisere, og et enkelt fokusgruppeinterview med studerende med grønlandsk baggrund.
Konklusionen er, at universitetet ikke har en samlet strategi, men at der har udfoldet sig en mangfoldighed af didaktiske løsninger af fjernundervisningen. En konklusion er, at der skete en polarisering af studerende: Fagligt stærke studerende tog ansvar, hvor fagligt svage studerende blev fraværende. En konklusion er, at studerende oplevede, at blød kommunikation og værenhed i tilstedeværelsesundervisning ikke optrådte i fjernundervisningen under nedlukningen.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning; Fjernuddannelse; Ilisimatusarfik; Coronakrisen; Covid-19
Country of publication:
Grønland
Kapitlet henvender sig til studerende og andre som ved hjælp af interview ønsker indsigt i patienters eller andre brugeres hverdagsliv fra deres perspektiv. Der findes mange måder at skabe viden om patientperspektiver. Derfor diskuteres først det vidensmæssige grundlag for hverdagslivsinterview, som…
Kapitlet henvender sig til studerende og andre som ved hjælp af interview ønsker indsigt i patienters eller andre brugeres hverdagsliv fra deres perspektiv. Der findes mange måder at skabe viden om patientperspektiver. Derfor diskuteres først det vidensmæssige grundlag for hverdagslivsinterview, som det fremstilles her. Der argumenteres for at patienters konkrete livsbetingelser og værdier må inddrages som rationel viden i faglig beslutningstagen, og at dette kræver særlige fremgangsmåder. Det vises herefter, gennem et praktisk eksempel fra et forskningsprojekt blandt grønlandske patienter, hvordan samtalen i interviewet kan generere viden om patientperspektiver gennem fælles udforskning af interviewpersonens konkrete livsførelse i dagligdagen. Kapitlet beskriver nogle principper for udforskning af patientperspektiver omhandlende inddragelse af subjektivitet, forskellige sundhedsopfattelser og kulturforskelle mellem forskere og interviewpersoner.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Kvalitative interviews; Videnskabsteoretisk baggrund og praktisk fremgangsmåde
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 631 0
Stories of Life and Death in the Arctic
Editor:
Igor Krupnik; Aron Crowell
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Ecology; Arctic regions; History
Place of publication:
Washington D.C.
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Arctic Crashes: people and animals in the changing north
Publication house:
Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press
ISBN number:
978-1-944466-34-3
Kapitlet handler om hvordan pædagogiske perspektiver kan tænkes med, når telemedicin anvendes og i fremtiden udbredes endnu mere i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen. Ved at bygge på erfaringer og viden fra pædagogisk forskning i fjernundervisning på Institut for Læring, Ilisimatusarfik/Grønlands Univers…
Kapitlet handler om hvordan pædagogiske perspektiver kan tænkes med, når telemedicin anvendes og i fremtiden udbredes endnu mere i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen. Ved at bygge på erfaringer og viden fra pædagogisk forskning i fjernundervisning på Institut for Læring, Ilisimatusarfik/Grønlands Universitet, vil pædagogiske forhold ved anvendelse af telemedicin blive præsenteret og diskuteret. Kapitlet henvender sig til alle med interesse for telemedicin, herunder plejepersonale og sygeplejerskestuderende, som inspiration og som pædagogisk værktøj til fortsat at udvikle og afprøve løsninger med telemedicin.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Telemedicin; Fjernundervisning; Grønland; Institut for Læring
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Menneske - sundhed, samfund og kultur
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
9788772046310
Familier og velfærd - mere udvikling, mindre behandling
Gennem de seneste årtier er den sociale ulighed i Grønland steget. Velfærdsinstitutionerne har overtaget mange ansvarsområder som før var familiernes, hvilket kan true børns trivsel og sundhed, dels fordi der er behov for at forældre også tager ansvar, dels fordi velfærdsinstitutioners logik er at b…
Gennem de seneste årtier er den sociale ulighed i Grønland steget. Velfærdsinstitutionerne har overtaget mange ansvarsområder som før var familiernes, hvilket kan true børns trivsel og sundhed, dels fordi der er behov for at forældre også tager ansvar, dels fordi velfærdsinstitutioners logik er at behandle sig ud af problemer. Kapitlets pointe er at institutionerne må påtage sig opgaven med at inddrage forældrene og den øvrige lokalbefolkning i løsningen af velfærdsproblemer med fokus på lokale ressourcer, det vil sige gennem sundhedsfremmende tiltag. På den måde kan institutionerne støtte befolkningen i at tage del i ansvaret for sundhed og trivsel på længere sigt. Dette kræver samarbejde mellem befolkningen, institutionerne, organisationerne og forskningen om at skabe selvforvaltning og et godt liv i lokalsamfundene.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Trivsel; Sundhed; Velfærdsinstitutioner; Lokalsamfund; Borgerinddragelse; Samarbejde
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1. udgave
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 631 0
Patientperspektiver - en vidensform
Grønlandsk forskning i patienters daglige livsførelse med sygdom viser at patienter risikerer at blive udelukket fra indflydelse på egen behandling, pleje og rehabilitering fordi professionelle ofte er centreret omkring deres egen faglige praksis og vurderer faglig viden højere end patienters viden…
Grønlandsk forskning i patienters daglige livsførelse med sygdom viser at patienter risikerer at blive udelukket fra indflydelse på egen behandling, pleje og rehabilitering fordi professionelle ofte er centreret omkring deres egen faglige praksis og vurderer faglig viden højere end patienters viden om deres liv. I det der i sundhedsvæsenet kaldes ‘fælles beslutningstagen’, er det ikke nok at spørge til patienters umiddelbare præferencer i forhold til en bestemt indsats. Patienters sundhedsproblemer må forstås i relation til deres liv som er formet i bestemte sociale og kulturelle sammenhænge. Det er dét at sætte personlig livsførelse ind i sin samfundsmæssige sammenhæng der gør patientpræferencer til rationel viden – bl.a. viden om ressourcer til at klare livet med sygdom. Denne viden kan sætte de professionelle i stand til at yde en indsats som er relevant og brugbar for den enkelte patient. Når patientperspektiver forstås på den måde, går kvalitet i sundhedsvæsenet og en medmenneskelig tilgang til patienterne hånd i hånd. Humanistisk sundhedsforskning kan bidrage hertil ved at afdække patient- og professionelle perspektiver.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Patientperspektiver; Brugerperspektiver; Vidensformer; Fælles beslutningstagen; Sundhed i kontekst; Humanistisk sundhedsforskning
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1. udgave
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 631 0
Rekruttering og fastholdelse i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen set fra sygeplejerskers perspektiver
Kapitlet tager udgangspunkt i personalesituationen i sundhedsvæsenet som er præget af stor gennemstrømning af korttidsansatte, fortrinsvis ikke-grønlandsksprogede sygeplejersker, på grund af sundhedsvæsenets udfordringer med rekruttering og fastholdelse af personale gennem mange år. En interviewunde…
Kapitlet tager udgangspunkt i personalesituationen i sundhedsvæsenet som er præget af stor gennemstrømning af korttidsansatte, fortrinsvis ikke-grønlandsksprogede sygeplejersker, på grund af sundhedsvæsenets udfordringer med rekruttering og fastholdelse af personale gennem mange år. En interviewundersøgelse viser fastansatte hospitalssygeplejerskers oplevelser af konsekvenserne i hverdagen i klinisk praksis: stor arbejdsbyrde pga. oplæring af nyt personale og tolkning mellem korttidsansatte og patienter; ekstraopgaver i forbindelse med uddannelse af elever og studerende samt ledelse og konflikthåndtering; afbrydelser og manglende tid til kerneopgaven, patientplejen. Dette medfører stress, evt. med fysiske symptomer, og overvejelser om jobskifte. Undersøgelsen peger på behov for bedre introduktionsforløb for nyansatte, bedre muligheder for faglig sparring og udvikling og generelt for ledelsesmæssigt initiativ og opbakning. Kapitlet afsluttes med nogle konkrete forslag til udvikling af praksis på de omtalte områder med henblik på at fastholde både de udefrakommende sygeplejersker og de fastansatte grønlandsksprogede sygeplejersker.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Rekruttering; Fastholdelse; Sygeplejeperspektiver; Korttidsansatte; Stress; Organisation; Ledelse
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1. udgave
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 631 0
Videnskabsetik i sundhedsforskning i et postkolonialt samfund med en lille befolkning
Sundhedsforskning i Grønland rummer udfordringer som vestlige videnskabsetiske retningslinjer har svært ved at håndtere på en måde så forskningen kan medvirke til at forbedre befolkningens sundhedstilstand. Koloniseringen i Grønland har, ligesom kolonisering blandt oprindelige befolkninger andre ste…
Sundhedsforskning i Grønland rummer udfordringer som vestlige videnskabsetiske retningslinjer har svært ved at håndtere på en måde så forskningen kan medvirke til at forbedre befolkningens sundhedstilstand. Koloniseringen i Grønland har, ligesom kolonisering blandt oprindelige befolkninger andre steder i verden, medført sociale problemer som følge af blandt andet tab af identitet og værdier samt ansvarsfratagelse. Vestligt orienterede sundhedssystemer, med deres fokus på helbred og behandling, kan vanskeligt inddrage sociokulturelle faktorers betydning for livskvalitet, og tilgangen stemmer dårligt overens med befolkningens værdier og opfattelser af et godt liv.
Ligesom sundhedsvæsenet er også sundhedsforskningen behandlingsorienteret. Derfor er der brug for at uddanne grønlandske forskere fordi de med deres kendskab til landet og befolkningen kan sætte helbredsproblemer ind i deres sociokulturelle sammenhænge og på den måde forske på et etisk forsvarligt grundlag. Denne forskningsmæssige kapacitetsopbygning foregår bl.a. i samarbejde med udenlandske forskere i regi af Grønlands Center for Sundhedsforskning ved Ilisimatusarfik.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Sundhedsforskning; Videnskabsetik; Sociokulturelle faktorer; Sundhed og et godt liv; Lokal kapacitetsopbygning
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1. udgave
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 631 0
Patienters viden og hvordan vi kan interviewe om den
Dette kapitel henvender sig til studerende og andre som ved hjælp af interview ønsker indsigt i patienters eller andre brugeres hverdagsliv fra deres perspektiv. Der findes mange måder at skabe viden om patientperspektiver. Derfor diskuteres først det vidensmæssige grundlag for hverdagslivsinterview…
Dette kapitel henvender sig til studerende og andre som ved hjælp af interview ønsker indsigt i patienters eller andre brugeres hverdagsliv fra deres perspektiv. Der findes mange måder at skabe viden om patientperspektiver. Derfor diskuteres først det vidensmæssige grundlag for hverdagslivsinterview, som det fremstilles her. Der argumenteres for at patienters konkrete livsbetingelser og værdier må inddrages som rationel viden i faglig beslutningstagen, og at dette kræver særlige fremgangsmåder. Det vises herefter, gennem et praktisk eksempel fra et forskningsprojekt blandt grønlandske patienter, hvordan samtalen i interviewet kan generere viden om patientperspektiver gennem fælles udforskning af interviewpersonens konkrete livsførelse i dagligdagen. Kapitlet beskriver nogle principper for udforskning af patientperspektiver omhandlende inddragelse af subjektivitet, forskellige sundhedsopfattelser og kulturforskelle mellem forskere og interviewpersoner.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Kvalitativ interviewmetode; Patientperspektiver; Vidensformer; Daglig livsførelse; Subjektivitet; Sundhedsopfattelser; Kulturforskelle
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1. udgave
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 631 0
Purpose – There is no agreement in the network literature about how participating in networks is of value. This article aims to explore the underlying dynamics that form and support the process of value co-creation in networks.
Design/methodology/approach – The article draws together symbolic inter…
Purpose – There is no agreement in the network literature about how participating in networks is of value. This article aims to explore the underlying dynamics that form and support the process of value co-creation in networks.
Design/methodology/approach – The article draws together symbolic interactionism and organizational ethnography to outline a research approach illustrating how participation in networks becomes valuable. The empirical data were collected through fieldwork over two in two local business networks in Denmark.
Findings – The case study illustrates how participants in local business networks struggle to make participation valuable. The article shows how networks can be considered joint spheres for value co-creation. Three main arguments supporting value in networks stands out from the research: (1) Leadership as a collective achievement supports processes of value co-creation; (2) Develop a shared but dynamic focus and (3) Participation is valuable when supporting participants’ daily worklife.
Originality/value – The article builds up a creative analytical framework based on symbolic interactionism making an important contribution about how participants experience value in networks.
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Author:
Mette Apollo Rasmussen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Network; Symbolic interactionism; Value co-creation; Local business development
Title of journal:
Journal of Organizational Ethnography
Publisher:
Emerald Publishing Limited
ISSN number:
2046-6749
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1108/JOE-06-2019-0026
Vi er tryggest ved det handicap, vi kan se – usynlige handicap, skal vi arbejde på at forstå. Det viser en ny landsdækkende forskningsundersøgelse »Holdninger til Handicap«, som Tilioq og Ilisimatusarfik lancerer 17. november.
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fysiske handicap; Psykiske handicap; Inklusion; Tilioq
Name of newspaper:
Atuagagdliutit
Volume & number:
46
Innarluut takusinnaasarput toqqissisimanartinneruarput – innarluutip takusinnaanngisatta paasinissaa su lissutigissavarput. Nuna tamakkerlugu ilisimatusar luni misissuinermi »Innar luu te qarnermut isummat«
Tiliup Ilisimatusarfiullu 17. No vem bari saqqummertitassaani takutinneqarpoq.
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fysiske handicap; Psykiske handicap; Inklusion; Tilioq
Name of newspaper:
Atuagagdliutit
Volume & number:
46
Tilioq og Ilisimatusarfiks ny landsdækkende forskningsundersøgelse "Holdninger Til Handicap" viser, at personer med handicap har sværere ved at få et arbejde og tager i mindre grad en uddannelse end personer uden handicap. Derudover viser undersøgelser også at befolkningen ønsker ikke en arbejdsgive…
Tilioq og Ilisimatusarfiks ny landsdækkende forskningsundersøgelse "Holdninger Til Handicap" viser, at personer med handicap har sværere ved at få et arbejde og tager i mindre grad en uddannelse end personer uden handicap. Derudover viser undersøgelser også at befolkningen ønsker ikke en arbejdsgiver som har et handicap.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fysiske handicap; Psykiske handicap; Inklusion; Tilioq
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
46
Tiliup Ilisimatusarfiullu nuna tamakkerlugu ilisimatusarluni misissuinerisa nutaap takutippaa inuit innarluutillit inunnit innarluuteqanngitsunut sanilliullugu suliffeqalernissaq ajornarnerutittaraat annikinnerusumillu ilinniagaqartartut. Misissuinerup tamassuma saniatigut takutippaa innuttaasut inn…
Tiliup Ilisimatusarfiullu nuna tamakkerlugu ilisimatusarluni misissuinerisa nutaap takutippaa inuit innarluutillit inunnit innarluuteqanngitsunut sanilliullugu suliffeqalernissaq ajornarnerutittaraat annikinnerusumillu ilinniagaqartartut. Misissuinerup tamassuma saniatigut takutippaa innuttaasut innarluutilimmik sulisitsisoqarnissaq kissaatiginngikkaat.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fysiske handicap; Psykiske handicap; Inklusion; Tilioq
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
46
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fysiske handicap; Psykiske handicap; Inklusion; Tilioq
Place of publication:
Sisimiut
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Tilioq
ISBN number:
9788797091531
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Fysiske handicap; Psykiske handicap; Inklusion; Tilioq
Place of publication:
Sisimiut
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Tilioq
ISBN number:
9788797091555
Editor:
Alejandro Parellada; Lola García-Alix; Jens Dahl
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Indigenous peoples' rights
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Building autonomies
Publication house:
IWGIA
ISBN number:
978-87-93961-03-6
Sundhedsprofessionelle perspektiver på patientinddragelse i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk Kultur og Samfundsforskning
Grønlandske hjertepatienter i Danmark
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Sygepleje; Patientforløb
Host publication title:
Menneske - sundhed, samfund og kultur
Publication house:
Klim
Patientinddragelse i klinisk hospitalspraksis
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse
Host publication title:
Menneske - sundhed, samfund og kultur
Publication house:
Klim
Patientinvolvering i grønlandsk hospitalspraksis - et igangværende forskningsprojekt
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse; Sundhedsvæsenet
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Colonization of the Poles was driven, as in most of the rest of the world, by the promise of resources. Living resources have long been exploited at both Poles,1 but only in the North have law, politics and economics aligned to permit exploitation of non-living resources. Diversity amongst the Arcti…
Colonization of the Poles was driven, as in most of the rest of the world, by the promise of resources. Living resources have long been exploited at both Poles,1 but only in the North have law, politics and economics aligned to permit exploitation of non-living resources. Diversity amongst the Arctic states in climate, terrain, resource potential, population density, infrastructure and political economy means that no single pattern could describe accurately the entire region. This Chapter will provide only a cursory summary before focusing on the freedoms and constraints of international law on governance of non-renewable, non-living natural resources. It will then explain the history, current status and potential challenges to the sui generis regime in the Antarctic, according to which extractive industries are entirely prohibited. Although non-living resources is a broad term that could cover renewable energy and ice-harvesting, this Chapter concentrates on traditional extractive industries: mining and hydrocarbons.
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Editor:
Karen Scott; David VanderZwaag
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Polar law; International law; Indigenous peoples; Natural resources
Place of publication:
Cheltenham
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Research Handbook of Polar Law
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Edward Elgar
ISBN number:
978 1 78811 958 0
On February 25, 2019, the International Court of Justice issued its advisory opinion on Legal Consequences of the Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius in 1965. The judges held by a majority of 13:1 that the process of decolonisation of Mauritius is incomplete, owing to the separation…
On February 25, 2019, the International Court of Justice issued its advisory opinion on Legal Consequences of the Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius in 1965. The judges held by a majority of 13:1 that the process of decolonisation of Mauritius is incomplete, owing to the separation of the Chagos Archipelago shortly before Mauritian independence, that the United Kingdom should end its administration of the Chagos Archipelago as rapidly as possible, and that all Member States of the United Nations should cooperate to complete the decolonisation of Mauritius.
The (partial) decolonisation of Mauritius in 1968 and the treatment of the Chagos islanders (Chagossians) have important parallels with the purported decolonisation of Greenland in 1952–54. In both cases, the consultative body of the colonised people was neither fully independent nor representative of all the people concerned. No real choice was given to either body; rather the colonial power offered only the continuation of the status quo or professed self-determination on terms defined by the colonial power itself. Furthermore, the process of decolonisation was inherently linked to the forcible transfer of people in order to make way for a United States military facility.
Nevertheless, there are some relevant differences. First of all, Greenland was purportedly decolonised in 1953, some seven years before the UN General Assembly Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples (UNGA Res. 1514(XV) 1960). Second, the UN General Assembly accepted the Danish government’s representations regarding the full decolonisation of Greenland (UNGA Res. 849 (1954), in contrast to their position regarding Mauritius that decolonisation was and remains incomplete, owing to the separation of the Chagos Archipelago (UNGA Res(XX) 1965). Third, though the Chagossians have been recognised as indigenous at the UN, the British government has continually denied this status and (mis)characterises them as a transient people, while Denmark has accepted the status of the Greenlanders as both an indigenous people and a colonial people, entitled to self-determination.
This article examines the implications for the judgment for the Greenland case as well as broader questions of self-determination of peoples. It concludes that the colonial boundaries continue to govern in decolonisation cases, with the consequence that the Greenlanders are likely to be held to be a single people; that the erga omnes character of the right to self-determination means that all States must cooperate to facilitate Greenlanders’ choices for their future; and that there remain significant procedural hurdles that prevent colonial and indigenous peoples having their voices heard, even in the matters that concern them most of all.
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Editor:
Julia Jabour
Year:
2020
Subjects:
International law; Decolonisation; Indigenous peoples; Greenland; Chagos Archipelago
Title of journal:
Yearbook of Polar Law
Volume of journal:
12
Publisher:
Brill
Place of publication:
Leiden
Country of publication:
Netherlands
ISSN number:
2211-6427
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1163/22116427_012010019
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security; Parliamentary cooperation
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
51/52
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security; Parliamentary cooperation
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
51/52
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Arctic; Resilience; Foreign policy
Title of journal:
Global Asia
Volume of journal:
15
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
The East Asia Foundation
Place of publication:
Seoul
Country of publication:
South Korea
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteraturvidenskab; Komedie
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
Marts 2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2597-0542
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteraturvidenskab; Novelle
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
September 2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2597-0542
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteraturvidenskab; Novelle; Ugebladsnovelle
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
August 2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2597-0542
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteraturvidenskab; Novelle; Versnovelle
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
August 2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2597-0542
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteraturvidenskab; Fortælling; Modus
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
August 2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2597-0542
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteraturvidenskab; Short story; Genre
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
August 2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2597-0542
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteraturvidenskab; Sidehistorie; Fortælling; Plot
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
Marts 2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2597-0542
Editor:
Susanne Højlund; Michael Bom Frøst; Ole G. Mouritsen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Inuit food; Animal-source foods
Title of journal:
International Journal of Food Design
Volume of journal:
5
Number of journal:
1-2
Publisher:
Intellect
Objectives: Patient experiences with health systems constitute a crucial pillar of quality care. Across the Arctic, patients’ interactions with the healthcare system are influenced by challenges of access, historical inequities and social determinants. This scoping review sought to describe the rang…
Objectives: Patient experiences with health systems constitute a crucial pillar of quality care. Across the Arctic, patients’ interactions with the healthcare system are influenced by challenges of access, historical inequities and social determinants. This scoping review sought to describe the range and nature of peer-reviewed literature on patient experience studies conducted within the circumpolar region.
Design: In a partnership between Danish/Greenlandic, Canadian and American research teams, a scoping review of published research exploring patient experiences in circumpolar regions was undertaken.
Data sources: Seven electronic databases were queried: MEDLINE, Embase, Scopus, ‘Global Health 1910 to 2019 Week 11’, CINAHL, PsycINFO and SveMed+.
Eligibility criteria: Articles were eligible for inclusion if they (a) took place in the circumpolar region, (b) reported patients’ perspective and (c) were focussed primarily on patient experiences with care, rather than satisfaction with treatment outcome.
Data extraction and synthesis: Title and abstract screening, full-text review and data extraction was conducted by four researchers. Bibliometric information such as publication date and country of origin was extracted, as was information regarding study design and whether or not the article contained results relevant to the themes of Indigenous values, rural and remote context, telehealth and climate change. Two researchers then synthesised and characterised results relevant to these themes.
Results: Of the 2824 articles initially found through systematic searches in seven databases, 96 articles were included for data extraction. Findings from the review included unique features related to Indigenous values, rural and remote health, telehealth and climate change.
Conclusions: The review findings provide an overview of patient experiences measures used in circumpolar nations. These findings can be used to inform health system improvement based on patient needs in the circumpolar context, as well as in other regions that share common features. This work can be further contextualized through Indigenous methodologies such as sharing circles and community based participatory methods.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Nathaniel Fox Hansen; Nanna Lund Hansen; Kennedy Jensen; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen; Susan Chatwood
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Patient experience; Patient satisfaction; Circumpolar; Arctic; Scoping review; Indigenous; Rural healthcare; Tele-health
Title of journal:
BMJopen
DOI number:
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2020-042973
Nabo er et projekt, der blev lanceret under det svenske formandskab i Nordisk Ministerråd 2018. Projektet ledes af den svenske Myndigheten för ungdoms- och civilsamhällesfrågor i perioden 2018-2020 og sigter mod at skabe nordiske unges perspektiver på det sociale inklusion. Unges stemmer høres i spø…
Nabo er et projekt, der blev lanceret under det svenske formandskab i Nordisk Ministerråd 2018. Projektet ledes af den svenske Myndigheten för ungdoms- och civilsamhällesfrågor i perioden 2018-2020 og sigter mod at skabe nordiske unges perspektiver på det sociale inklusion. Unges stemmer høres i spørgsmål om deres liv. og baseret på denne viden, får de muligheden for at deltage i og påvirke politiske beslutninger.
Unge mennesker bliver bedt om at beskrive deres hverdag og hvordan de oplever deres muligheder og forhindringer. Fra deres historier bygger Nabo en ramme af succesfaktorer for social integration i de nordiske lande.
Denne rapport er baseret på fokusgruppeinterviews med unge mennesker forskellige steder i Grønland. Lignende undersøgelser gennemføres i de andre nordiske lande på Færøerne og Åland.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Arnaruluk Lundblad; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Unge; Social inklusion; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nordisk Ministerråd
ISBN number:
978-92-893-6432-4
Center for Folkesundhed i Grønland har i sommeren 2019 gennemført en kvalitativ pilotundersøgelse, der har undersøgt borgernes oplevelse af det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen.
Formålet med undersøgelsen har været at give et indblik i, hvordan adgangen til sundhedsvæsenet opleves af borgerne, og hvad der…
Center for Folkesundhed i Grønland har i sommeren 2019 gennemført en kvalitativ pilotundersøgelse, der har undersøgt borgernes oplevelse af det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen.
Formålet med undersøgelsen har været at give et indblik i, hvordan adgangen til sundhedsvæsenet opleves af borgerne, og hvad der er vigtigt for borgerne, når de møder sundhedsvæsenet som brugere. Dermed giver undersøgelsen os et vigtigt grundlag for at arbejde videre med udviklingen af et langsigtet og nationalt design for øget brugerinddragelse og brugerevaluering i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen - et grundlag, der tager udgangspunkt i borgernes egne perspektiver, og som er kulturel relevant.
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Author:
Ingelise Olesen; Nanna Lund Hansen; Christine Ingemann; Arnaruluk Lundblad; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Patient experience; Greenland; Health system
Place of publication:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
ISBN number:
9788778994967
Alkohol og mænds vold mod kvinder i samliv
Dette kapitel diskuterer mulige sammenhænge for måder at være mand på i forbindelse med alkohol og vold. På baggrund af en analyse af politiets og retsvæsenets dokumenter vedrørende 21 mænd, der i 2001 blev dømt for vold mod samlever (hustru/kæreste), kan de voldsdømte mænd karakteriseres som margin…
Dette kapitel diskuterer mulige sammenhænge for måder at være mand på i forbindelse med alkohol og vold. På baggrund af en analyse af politiets og retsvæsenets dokumenter vedrørende 21 mænd, der i 2001 blev dømt for vold mod samlever (hustru/kæreste), kan de voldsdømte mænd karakteriseres som marginaliserede i livssituationer præget af forandringer og ofte omfattende problemer enten i arbejdslivet (arbejdsløs eller ustabil beskæftigelse og manglende uddannelse) eller i samlivsforholdet eller i begge relationer. Mændene er socialt og økonomisk belastede, og de fleste har problemer med alkoholmisbrug og nogle også med hash.
Voldshandlinger kan ved hjælp af kriminologiske narrativer og maskulinitetsteorier forstås i lyset af spændinger, som opstår når samfundsforhold forandres, som f.eks. mænds og kvinders rolle som forsørgere, og når magtrelationer mellem mænd og kvinder er under forandring. ’Black-out’ som følge af beruselse synes at være en meget anvendt begrundelse blandt mænd, og også legitimerende for udøvelse af vold.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Alkohol; Mænds vold
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Menneske - sundhed, samfund og kultur
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 631 0
Author:
Mette Apollo Rasmussen; Poul Bitsch Olsen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Ledelse; Samarbejde; Organisering
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
SØJ Working Papers
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Editor:
Martin Marcussen ; Lau Øfjord Blaxkjær
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Akvakultur; Bæredygtighed; Handels- og undenrigspolitik
Title of journal:
Økonomi & Politik
Volume of journal:
93
Number of journal:
4
Country of publication:
Danmark
Author:
Rannveig Ólafsdóttir; Seija Tuulentie; Gestur Hovgaard; Karl Brix Zinglersen; Marita Svartá; Hans Holt Poulsen; Marie Søndergaard
Editor:
McDonagh; John Tuulentie; Seija Tuulentie
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Tourism; Ower crowding; Northern peripheries
Host publication title:
Sharing Knowledge for Land Use Management
Publication house:
Edward Elgar
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Paamiut Asasara; Social sundhed; Trivsel
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Menneske - Sundhed, samfund og kultur
Publication house:
KLIM
ISBN number:
9788772046310
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Covid 19; Accelerationssamfundet
Name of newspaper:
Dimmalætting
Sustainability narratives in the Faroe Islands
Editor:
Torsten Graap; Auður Ingólfsdóttir; Lau Øfjord Blaxekær
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Nordic; Sustainability
Place of publication:
Marburg
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
The future of the North - Sustainability in Nordic Countries
Publication house:
Metropolis Verlag
Editor:
M. Hytönen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Local knowledge; Nature conservation management; Faroe Islands
Country of publication:
Finland
Host publication title:
Natural resources and bioeconomy studies
Edition:
14/2020
This article is dedicated to the complex web of gender and colonial relationships in biographical writing. The author's main focus is on publications by two women of high society who traveled through the colonial North in the early 20th century, Danish Emilie Demant-Hatt (1873-1958) and Scottish Iso…
This article is dedicated to the complex web of gender and colonial relationships in biographical writing. The author's main focus is on publications by two women of high society who traveled through the colonial North in the early 20th century, Danish Emilie Demant-Hatt (1873-1958) and Scottish Isobel Wylie Hutchison (1889-1982). An analysis of these textual and visual works allows us to see how they made a contribution to the colonial project, while undermining it at the same time, and how colonial femininity combines obedience and disobedience.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Postcolonialism; Arctic; Gender; Travel writing; Biographical writing
Title of journal:
NOVOE LITERATURNOE OBOZRENIE-NEW LITERARY OBSERVER
Volume of journal:
6
Number of journal:
166
Publisher:
Gorky Media
Place of publication:
Moskow
Country of publication:
Russian Federation
ISSN number:
0869-6365
DOI number:
94(48)+325+396
Denne artikelbaserede ph.d.- afhandling omhandler hvordan den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt bliver brugt til branding og iscenesættelse i det grønlandske samfund, men også hvordan dragten gennem tiden er blevet brugt som et symbol i Grønland. Ph.d.- afhandlingen fokuserer på, hvordan det grønlandske s…
Denne artikelbaserede ph.d.- afhandling omhandler hvordan den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt bliver brugt til branding og iscenesættelse i det grønlandske samfund, men også hvordan dragten gennem tiden er blevet brugt som et symbol i Grønland. Ph.d.- afhandlingen fokuserer på, hvordan det grønlandske samfund igennem tiden har reageret på udviklingen og moderniseringen af kvindedragten ud fra præmissen om, at denne repræsenterer en særegen grønlandskhed.
Afhandlingen er centreret omkring fire artikler, som er med til at vise den vestgrønlandske kvindedragts historie med henblik på at vise, hvordan kvindedragten både har ændret form og udseende i takt med grønlændernes kontakt med europæerne, herunder den dansk/norske mission fra 1721.
Afhandlingen belyser, hvordan den tyske brødremenigheds, herrnhuternes, tilstedeværelse i et hundrede og syvogtres år har sat dybe kulturelle spor i det grønlandske samfund. Det kan blandt andet observeres i den vestgrønlandske kvindedragts udseende og farvebrug. Desuden er det markant at se hvordan diasporadesignerne fra København anvender deres identitet til at skabe designs med nordiske/globale og grønlandske referencer, akkurat som det er tilfældet med den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt.
Afhandlingen stiller spørgsmål ved, om den grønlandske mode sker uden en ’samtale’ med fortiden og om moden forandres uden grund. Desuden stilles der spørgsmål ved, hvordan den grønlandske mode bruges i dag.
Herunder fokuseres der på inspirationer fra den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt som vi ser at det lokale, den nationale kultur, går i spil ved at bruge det som en del af ens iscenesættelse på globalt plan, for at vise ens tilhørsforhold – ens grønlandskhed gennem den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt eller gennem de kulturelle symboler i moden.
Afhandlingen argumenterer for, at den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt og den grønlandske mode gennem tiden følger strømningerne om nationsdannelsen og identitetsspørgsmålet i Grønland.
Det empiriske materiale i afhandlingen er metodisk indsamlet via de skrevne kilder fra den grønlandske litteratur, aviser, forskningsartikler og ikke mindst kvalitative interviews med forskere, designere, syersker og relevante personer med viden om dragthistorien samt den grønlandske mode.
Det skal også understreges, at deltagende observation som metode er anvendt i betydeligt omfang i f.eks. fashion week i København (2015, 2017) og Toronto (2018), projekter indenfor sælskinddesign, seminarer, paneldebat, møder, events og debatfora i de sociale medier igennem de sidste fem år.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Branding; Mode; Kulturarv; Nationaldragt; Symboler; Kultur
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Evidence-based Nursing in Greenland: Pioneer spirit and long-term strategies for education & research
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Nursing; Greenland
Title of journal:
Nordic Journal of Nursing Research
Volume of journal:
38
Number of journal:
4
DOI number:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2057158518812695
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Climate change; New shipping routes; Maritime security; Emergency prevention; Prepardness and response
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Arktis; Grønland; Klimaforandringer; Nye sejlruter; Maritim sikkerhed; Beredskab; Redningsaktioner; SAR
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Nunat immallu issittut avannarliit; Kalaallit Nunaat; Klimap allanngornera; Umiarsuit aqqutaat; Isumannaassuseq; Ajornartoorfimmi; EPPR; SAR
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Patientinddragelse i klinisk hospitalspraksis
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse; Sygepleje; Klinisk praksis
Host publication title:
Menneske - sundhed, samfund og kultur. Sundhedsarbejde og sundhedsforskning i Grønland
Grønlandske hjertepatienter i Danmark
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Hjertepatienter; Overgange; Information
Host publication title:
Menneske - sundhed, samfund og kultur. Sundhedsarbejde og sundhedsforskning i Grønland
Patientinvolvering i grønlandsk hospitalspraksis - et igangværende forskningsprojekt
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Projektbeskrivelse
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Rapporten viser, at den nuværende udvikling i Arktis, der er præget af stormagtsrivalisering mellem Rusland, Kina og USA, sætter Kongeriget i en svær situation. Som en lille stat har Kongeriget draget fordel af perioden med sikkerhedspolitisk lavspænding i Arktis. Den sikkerhedspolitiske lavspænding…
Rapporten viser, at den nuværende udvikling i Arktis, der er præget af stormagtsrivalisering mellem Rusland, Kina og USA, sætter Kongeriget i en svær situation. Som en lille stat har Kongeriget draget fordel af perioden med sikkerhedspolitisk lavspænding i Arktis. Den sikkerhedspolitiske lavspænding er nu under pres. Det er i Kongerigets interesse at forsøge at værne om de arktiske fora og samarbejdsrelationer, der har gjort lavspændingen muligt. Kongeriget må imidlertid også forholde sig til de nye sikkerhedspolitiske dynamikker i Arktis. Dette skaber behov for ændrede tilgange både i forhold til stormagterne og deres interesser i Arktis og i forhold til samarbejdet i Rigsfællesskabet. Kongeriget må arbejde på at imødegå bekymrende russisk og kinesisk adfærd i Arktis. Endnu mere presserende for Kongeriget er imidlertid at håndtere de nylige amerikanske reaktioner på russisk og kinesisk adfærd i Arktis og ikke mindst de nye amerikanske krav og forventninger til dansk opgaveløsning i regionen, som følger med. Her bør Kongeriget handle hurtigt og proaktivt søge at holde kontrol med den amerikanske politik i forhold til Grønland og Færøerne. Det er i den forbindelse centralt, at Rigsfællesskabet formår at opretholde en fælles linje overfor stormagterne.
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Author:
Mikkel Runge Olesen; Flemming Splidsboel Hansen; Luke Patey; Steen Kjærgaard; Camilla Sørensen; Rasmus Leander Nielsen; Marc Jacobsen; Cecilie Banke
Editor:
DIIS
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Arktis; Sikkerhedspolitik
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
2
Publication house:
DIIS
ISBN number:
97887-7236-013-3
The importance of using knowledge of Indigenous peoples alongside with science in research, management and resource development is increasingly acknowledged. Despite political intentions of including the knowledge of Indigenous peoples, the extent and quality of utilizing their knowledge is uneven i…
The importance of using knowledge of Indigenous peoples alongside with science in research, management and resource development is increasingly acknowledged. Despite political intentions of including the knowledge of Indigenous peoples, the extent and quality of utilizing their knowledge is uneven in the Arctic. The lack of agreed definitions of various concepts used for the knowledge of Indigenous peoples, and their interchangeable and inconsistent use, creates confusion about their meaning and implications. In this article we review the knowledge concepts and their interrelatedness, developing concept maps to visualize their similarities and differences with a view to clarify the confusion and aid to a more consistent engagement and utilization of this knowledge. We argue that Indigenous knowledge is the only concept that emphasize the identity aspect and thus imply the distinct status and collective rights of Indigenous peoples, distinguishing it from other knowledge concepts. Our review suggests that the use of concepts varies significantly in the Arctic, shaped by the colonial and political-economic processes in Greenland, the Canadian Arctic, and Alaska. We also observe a transition in use of concepts from traditional knowledge to Indigenous knowledge.
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Author:
Pelle Tejsner
Editor:
Timo Koivurova; Else Grete Broderstad; Dorothée Cambou; Dalee Dorough; Florian Stammler
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Arctic; Concept mapping; Local knowledge; Indigenous knowledge; Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit; Traditional knowledge
Place of publication:
London
Host publication title:
Routledge Handbook of Indigenous Peoples in the Arctic
Edition:
1st
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
978-0-367-22039-6
This report presents the findings from a workshop that was held in December 2019 in Nuuk, Greenland, as part of a project that focused on inclusion of local communities and Indigenous peoples, and their knowledges and experiences, in relation to social and environmental impact assessments in the Eur…
This report presents the findings from a workshop that was held in December 2019 in Nuuk, Greenland, as part of a project that focused on inclusion of local communities and Indigenous peoples, and their knowledges and experiences, in relation to social and environmental impact assessments in the European Arctic. The project was titled: ’LOVISA’ (Lokal Viden og Oprindelig Viden i Sociale Konsekvensvurderinger i Europæisk Arktis).
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Author:
Naja Dyrendom Graugaard; Anne Merrild Hansen; Rasmus Kløcker Larsen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Local knowledge; Indigenous Peoples; Local communities; Environmental impact assessment; Social impact assessment; European Arctic
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Denmark
Publication house:
AAU Arctic, Danish Center for Environmental Assessment, Department of Planning, Aalborg University
ISBN number:
978-87-93541-13-9
It is widely accepted that the anthropogenic emission of greenhouse gasses leads to global climate change. If global temperatures continue to rise, the frequency of extreme weather phenomena such as droughts and tropical storms will increase to a point of significant socio-economic impact. To mitiga…
It is widely accepted that the anthropogenic emission of greenhouse gasses leads to global climate change. If global temperatures continue to rise, the frequency of extreme weather phenomena such as droughts and tropical storms will increase to a point of significant socio-economic impact. To mitigate such changes, several CO2 removal strategies have been proposed, including enhanced weathering. Weathering reduces atmospheric CO2 via the reaction of carbonic acid and the minerals constituting the continental crust. Glacial rock flour from Greenland may be utilized for enhanced weathering as it has a large surface area from the natural grinding process, increasing its reactivity. However, the lack of current knowledge on the material means its use as a climate mitigation technique is contentious. The aim of this project is to probe the mineralogy and chemical composition of the material and use this information to conduct a geochemical simulation of its dissolution.
28 samples were analyzed with X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Pair distribution function (PDF) analysis of synchrotron X- ray scattering data. The particle size distribution was determined with laser diffraction and the surface area of the material determined with the Brunauer-Emett-Teller (BET) method. The results show that the mineral assemblage consists of quartz, plagioclase, microcline, albite, biotite, chlorite, muscovite, and epidote in proportions which corresponds to a granodioritic composition. The bulk material was separated gravitationally into four size fractions. XRD of these fractions show that the coarser is dominated by quartz, whereas the finest fraction consists mainly of phyllosilicates and amphibole.
The geochemical software PHREEQC was utilized to model the dissolution of the material. Comparison between modelled and experimental concentrations from dissolution shows that the model is able to reproduce observed Si concentrations. However, inconsistency between modelled and observed concentrations of Ca, Mg, Na and K indicate that fast, non-stoichiometric, dissolution is dominating the first 71 hours of reaction. The simulations indicate that precipitation of clay minerals alter the rate of ion increase in solution in the later stage; which is why the accumulation rate plateaus. Ca ions which could potentially precipitate as carbonate minerals, and sequester CO2, are kept from oversaturation due to the formation of Ca-rich secondary clays. The results indicate that GRF can increase the alkalinity of the local water and consume CO2 at a relatively high rate in the short-term. However, in the long-term, the rate of cation release, and therefore CO2 consumption, decreases.
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Author:
Tue Steffensen
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Gock Flour; Mineralogy
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Denne undersøgelse har til formål at se nærmere på migrationen mellem Grønland og Danmark med fokus på den sårbare del af befolkningen.
Initiativet til denne undersøgelse kommer fra Kofoeds Skole, der arbejder med udsatte grønlændere i både Grønland og Danmark. Undersøgelsen er derfor foretaget på…
Denne undersøgelse har til formål at se nærmere på migrationen mellem Grønland og Danmark med fokus på den sårbare del af befolkningen.
Initiativet til denne undersøgelse kommer fra Kofoeds Skole, der arbejder med udsatte grønlændere i både Grønland og Danmark. Undersøgelsen er derfor foretaget på baggrund af et ønske omen større forståelse af, hvilke årsagsvirkninger der ligger til grund for, at en gruppe af grønlændere rejser fra Grønland med udgangspunkt i håbet om en anden tilværelse, men ender i social udsathed i Danmark. Med baggrund i de indsamlede data og analyse af problemstillingen om udvandring vil undersøgelsen forsøge at pege på handlemuligheder og initiativer, som kan afhjælpe problematikken.
Undersøgelsen og denne rapport er udarbejdet af antropolog Mille Schiermacher for Kofoeds Skole.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Migration; Hjemløshed; Udsatte; Overlevelsesstrategier; Forebyggelse
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Kofoeds Skole
Author:
Solveig Glomsrød; Birger Poppel; Lars Lindholt; Gérard Duhaime; Sébastien Lévesque; Davin Holen; Iulie Aslaksen
Editor:
Joachim Weber
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Arctic economies; Geopolitical tensions; Arctic livelihoods; Arctic hotspots
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
Handbook on Geopolitics and Security in the Arctic - The High North Between Cooperation and Confrontation
Publication house:
Springer Nature
ISBN number:
ISBN 978-3-030-45004-5
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Udeskole; Den grønlandske folkeskole; Udeliv; Udeundervisning
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Silataani atuarfik
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Education outside the classroom; Outdoor school; Outdoor learning; Greenlandic elementary school
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Background: Adults with early-onset Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) are an emerging high-risk population who may experience social challenges related to diabetes management.
Objective: To explore the disclosure of T2DM and how disclosure affects diabetes self-management and the psychosocial adjustm…
Background: Adults with early-onset Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) are an emerging high-risk population who may experience social challenges related to diabetes management.
Objective: To explore the disclosure of T2DM and how disclosure affects diabetes self-management and the psychosocial adjustment to life with diabetes among adults with early-onset T2DM.
Methods: A qualitative study was conducted using Systematic Text Condensation (STC). Data was derived from semi-structured interviews with 15 individuals with T2DM ≤ 46 years (10 women and 5 men) recruited from diverse settings using purposeful sampling.
Results: Most informants disclosed their diabetes to a close relative shortly after receiving the diagnosis. This led to immediate emotional support and overall positive disclosure experiences. However, informants often hesitated to disclose their condition to others due to shame, fear of negative judgement or social exclusion. Over time, the majority of informants became more open about their condition, which often resulted in emotional and practical self-management support. Those most reluctant to disclosing their diabetes struggled with shame and negative diabetes-related emotions, which had negative effects on their diabetes self-management.
Conclusion: Disclosure of T2DM seemed important for the social, emotional and practical management of diabetes among adults with early-onset T2DM. The disclosure was most often accompanied by feelings of shame and fear of condemnation. Professional guidance to support disclosure and interventions to address stigma may improve well-being and diabetes self-management in this population.
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Year:
2020
Subjects:
Type 2 diabetes; Disclosure; Self-management; Qulitative study; Early-onset type 2 diabetes; Psychosocial adjustment
Title of journal:
The Open Diabetes Journal
Volume of journal:
10
DOI number:
10.2174/1876524602010010011
Editor:
Karen Scott; David VanderZwaag
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Extractive industries; Mining; Oil and gas; Arctic; Antarctic
Place of publication:
Cheltenham
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Research Handbook on Polar Law
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Edward Elgar
ISBN number:
978 1 78811 958 0
Editor:
Samfundslitteratur
Year:
2020
Subjects:
Litteratur; Narratologi; Fiktion; Lyrik; Drama; Børnelitteratur; Litteraturteori; Litteraturvidenskabelige metoder
Title of journal:
Litteraturleksikon
Volume of journal:
2020
Publisher:
Samfundslitteratur
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
This comprehensive text explains the relationship between the Arctic and the wider world through the lenses of international relations, international law, and political economy. It is an essential resource for any student or scholar seeking a clear and succinct account of a region of ever-growing im…
This comprehensive text explains the relationship between the Arctic and the wider world through the lenses of international relations, international law, and political economy. It is an essential resource for any student or scholar seeking a clear and succinct account of a region of ever-growing importance to the international community. Highlights include:
Broad coverage of national and human security, Arctic economies, international political economy, human rights, the rights of indigenous people, the law of the sea, navigation, and environmental governance.
A clear review of current climate-related change.
Emphasis on the sources of cooperation in the Arctic through international relations theory and law.
Examination of the Arctic in the broader global context, illustrating its inextricable links to global processes.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Arctic; Governance; International relations; International law; Indigenous peoples; Law of the sea; Environment; Human rights; Security
Place of publication:
Lanham, MD
Country of publication:
USA
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rowman and Littlefield, inc
ISBN number:
978-1-4422-3562-5
The study presented in this paper explored how people in South Greenland perceive their future prospects and the role of mining in this regard. This region hosts two important mining projects still in relatively early stages. The study further investigated how mining projects influence local decisio…
The study presented in this paper explored how people in South Greenland perceive their future prospects and the role of mining in this regard. This region hosts two important mining projects still in relatively early stages. The study further investigated how mining projects influence local decisions about individual and community development. The study is based on qualitative interviews with people from the towns of Narsaq and Qaqortoq and from a sheep farm near Narsaq, during a fieldtrip in May 2017. The authors found that the mining projects, even though they are still in the exploration phase, have already had great impact on local expectations for future development and on decision-making and planning in people’s daily lives and thereby the development of the communities. Further, although located relatively close together in the same region, there are significant differences between the towns and their relations to the neighboring mining projects. There is both support and opposition towards the projects, which triggers division between individuals, between groups and between the towns. However, all agree on a need for more transparent processes and for timelines to inform people of when they can expect decisions to be made and activities to take place.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
South Greenland; Mining; Social impact assessment; Uranium
Title of journal:
The Extractive Industries and Society
ISSN number:
2214-790X
Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiuutinik atuineq inuillu tusagassiornermi sullinniakkat
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Editor:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Tusagassiorneq; Tusagassiuutinik atuineq
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Tusagassiornerup tunngavii
Publication house:
Forlaget Ajour
ISBN number:
978-87-934353-51-7
Den dansk dirigerede grønlandske samfundsforskning i Grønland tog for alvor fart i tiden efter Anden Verdenskrig. Det skete sideløbende med det nyligt oprettede FN’s kritik af forholdene i de danske kolonier. Retsforhold, vedfærdsforhold og andre sociologiske emner som f.eks. samarbejdet mellem grøn…
Den dansk dirigerede grønlandske samfundsforskning i Grønland tog for alvor fart i tiden efter Anden Verdenskrig. Det skete sideløbende med det nyligt oprettede FN’s kritik af forholdene i de danske kolonier. Retsforhold, vedfærdsforhold og andre sociologiske emner som f.eks. samarbejdet mellem grønlændere og danskere skulle undersøges. Man startede med at studere betingelserne for oprettelsen af en specifik grønlandsk lovgivning. Senere oprettede Grønlandsministeriet Udvalget for samfundsvidenskabelig forskning i Grønland (USG) .
Dette igangsætter en tradition omkring samfundsforskning i Grønland med et dansk perspektiv. Verner Goldschmidt gjorde en del for inddrage blandt Guldborg Chemnitz i det analytiske arbejde. Dog hører det til sjældenhederne at grønlænderne deltog i forskningsarbejdet i deres eget land. Der er siden opstået en diskurs om at samfundsvidenskabelig forskning om Grønland i overvejende grad begås af danske forskningsinstitutioner, hvilket også gør sig gældende for øvrige videnskaber. En tendens der forstærket af Selvstyrets fortsatte rekvirering af denne forskning. Denne tendens har forskere som Linda Tuhiwai Schmidt har gjort meget for at påpege. Der arbejdes med en moddiskurs kaldet decolonizing methodology. Herhjemme har vi få men centrale reaktioner fra grønlandske forskere, embedsmænd og politikere omkring dette. Heri blandt Ilisimatusarfiks første rektor Robert Petersen, ministrene Stephen Heilmann og Henriette Rasmussen. Endvidere har vi kritiske bemærkninger fra forskningskoordinatorer som Mogens Holm mv. Alle beklager den herskende distancerede diskurs, som tilmed skaber et udefraskuende perspektiv på samfundet. Dette afsnit vil summarisk forholde sig til dele af denne udvikling, diskutere modreaktioner, vise tendenser og modtendenser samt illustrere med et par cases, hvordan der med enkle ændringer i forskningsdesigns kan laves mere inddragende og vedblivende forskning herhjemme.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Forskningshistorie; Videnssociologi; Grønland; Socialforskning; Deltagelse
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Grønlændernes syn på danskere - historiske, kulturelle og sproglige perspektiver
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788771845624
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Teater; Historie; Grønland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Grønlandske unge; Influencers; Nuuk
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Grønland; TV
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Teologi
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Teologi; Grønland; Fader Vor
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Selvstyre; Arktis; Paradiplomati; Uddannelse
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Døgninstitution; Grønland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Udenrigsnyheder; Grønland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Undervisning; Naturvidenskab; Grønland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning; Østgrønland; Bygdeskole
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Undervisning; Uddannelse; Grønland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Udearealer; Ældreboliger; Sisimiut
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Fødsler; Skikke; Grønland
Title of journal:
Ilisimarusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Liv; Alderdom; Nuuk
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Nunatsinni; Isiginnaartitsisarneq
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Kalaallit inuusuttut maligassiuisut; Nuuk
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Nunamut tamarmut atuuttumik tv-qarnerup ukiui siulliit qulit
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Nunani killerni teologiip silarsuaa
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Puisiminertugassatsinnik ullumi tunisigut
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Namminersorneq; Paradiplomatii; Issittumi ilinniartitaaneq
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Ulloq unnuarlu paaqqinnittarfimmut inissinneqarneq
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Kalaallit Nunaat; Nutaarsiassat
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Pinngortitalerinermik ilinniartitsinerit imaqarluartut
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Tunumi nunaqarfimmiuaqqanik ungasianit atuartitsineq
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Ilinniakkat
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Sisimiuni utoqqarnut inissiat eqqaanni aneerfissat
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Ileqqut naartusunut iluaqusersuisinnaasut
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Nuummi utoqqaat periarfissaat
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Greenland; Theatre; History
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Denne undersøgelse ser på om retterne i Grønland lever op til Den Europæiske Menneskerettighedskonventions krav om tolkning. Undersøgelsen dækker tolkning i kriminalsager i grønlandsk dansk, men også i begrænset omfang andre sprog. Der sættes fokus på følgende forhold:
1. De rammer, som det grønlan…
Denne undersøgelse ser på om retterne i Grønland lever op til Den Europæiske Menneskerettighedskonventions krav om tolkning. Undersøgelsen dækker tolkning i kriminalsager i grønlandsk dansk, men også i begrænset omfang andre sprog. Der sættes fokus på følgende forhold:
1. De rammer, som det grønlandske retsvæsen tilbyder for at sikre den rette tolkebistand.
2. I hvilket omfang der tages hensyn til nord- og østgrønlandske brugere af retten.
3. Tolkenes kompetencer med hensyn til sprog, tolketekning og professionalisme.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Grønland; Tolkning; Retsvæsen; Menneskerettigheder
Country of publication:
Danmark, Grønland
Publication house:
Institut for Menneskerettigheder & Ilisimatusarfik
ISBN number:
978-87-93605-61-9
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Greenlanders; Influencers; Nuuk
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Skal kriminalitetsproblemet overvindes ved at flere tabes?
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Grønland; Kriminallov; Anstalter; Fængsler; Forvaring; Udstødelse; Strafferammer
Name of newspaper:
AG
Date & year:
13. marts 2019
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Television; Greenland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Theology; West
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Greenland; Lord’s Prayer
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Self-rule government; Para-diplomacy; Education; Arctic
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
24-hour care centre; Greenland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Foreign news; Greenland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Teaching activities; Natural science
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Distance learning; East Greenlandic settlement
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Learning; Education
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Outdoor areas; Sheltered housing; Elderly; Sisimiut
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
A research project on distance teaching in math in the school in East Greenland is presented. Results show severe challenges for distance teaching coming from lack of digital infrastructure in East Greenland. Results also show challenges in terms of sharing responibility and roles among teachers and…
A research project on distance teaching in math in the school in East Greenland is presented. Results show severe challenges for distance teaching coming from lack of digital infrastructure in East Greenland. Results also show challenges in terms of sharing responibility and roles among teachers and staff when it comes to teaching school children at distance.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning; Grønlands skolesystem; Østgrønland; Matematik; Didaktik; Uddannelse
Title of journal:
Dansk Pædagogisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
2
Publisher:
Foreningen Dansk Pædagogisk Tidsskrift
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0904-2393
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Customs; Women in labour; Greenland
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
I Grønland oplever vi som i flere lande i Europa, Canada og Nordamerika en stigning i hjemløs- hed. De sidste fire år har Ilisimatusarfik og Memorial University i Canada arbejdet med at afdække de komplekse sociale problemstillinger, som viser sig i praksis. Gennem en bred metodisk tilgang har vi næ…
I Grønland oplever vi som i flere lande i Europa, Canada og Nordamerika en stigning i hjemløs- hed. De sidste fire år har Ilisimatusarfik og Memorial University i Canada arbejdet med at afdække de komplekse sociale problemstillinger, som viser sig i praksis. Gennem en bred metodisk tilgang har vi nærmet os en forståelse af hjemløshed i Grønland. Projektet er begyndt at få lidt politisk opmærksomhed. Hjemløshed fik f.eks. sin egen overskrift i koalitionsaftalen i den grønlandske regering i 2018. Forsknings- mæssigt tillader vi os derfor at påstå, at noget i forskningen er rigtigere end noget andet. Det er først og fremmest et handlingsorienteret fokus på politikernes opgave med at formulere sociallovgivning og socialpolitik på det grøn- landske område omkring udsatte voksne.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Grønland; Hjemløshed; Social retfærdighed
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
67
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
00174556
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Life; Senior citizen; Nuuk
Title of journal:
Ilisimatusaat
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Problemstillingerne omkring hjemløshed og misbrug er velkendte i den socialpolitiske debat i Grønland. Alligevel er der et mærkbart behov for ny socialpolitik på området.
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Grønland; Hjemløshed; NoINI
Title of journal:
STOF - Viden Om Rusmidler og Samfund
Volume of journal:
Sommer
Number of journal:
22
Publisher:
Center for Rusmiddelforskning
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1397-338X
Kan grønlandsk socialpolitik være sexet? Mit oplæg i kronikken er ja. Det er sexet at arbejde for at gode minder bliver til positive fremtider. Det er sexet, at der er en gennemgående tanke fra politik til handling - således at det arbejde der udføres rundt om i kommunerne hænger sammen med langsig…
Kan grønlandsk socialpolitik være sexet? Mit oplæg i kronikken er ja. Det er sexet at arbejde for at gode minder bliver til positive fremtider. Det er sexet, at der er en gennemgående tanke fra politik til handling - således at det arbejde der udføres rundt om i kommunerne hænger sammen med langsigtede socialpolitiske visioner.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
25
This article discusses the potential impact of Greenlandic independence on Greenland’s media system and suggests initiatives necessary for maintaining strong Greenlandic media in the future. Using Manuel Puppis' (2009) theory of the characteristics of small media systems, the Greenlandic media syste…
This article discusses the potential impact of Greenlandic independence on Greenland’s media system and suggests initiatives necessary for maintaining strong Greenlandic media in the future. Using Manuel Puppis' (2009) theory of the characteristics of small media systems, the Greenlandic media system is described. It is shown that it is built with the following aim in mind: the media should support the Greenlandic society by being independent and diverse, strengthening the Greenlandic language, and providing quality journalism that can heighten the public debate. However, as a small media system it is vulnerable to global tendencies where legacy media lose users and advertisers to digital platforms like Facebook and streaming services. The article argues that the vulnerability of the Greenlandic media system could increase if independence leads to a tighter public economy, impeding the media's ability to support Greenlandic society and culture. An interventionist media regulation could, therefore, be a prerequisite for a strong Greenlandic media system that can act as a unifying and nation-building institution.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Grønland; Medier; Offentlig økonomi; Grønlands selvstændighed
Title of journal:
Politik
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Institut for statskundskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2446-0893
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.7146/politik.v22i1.114841
Modernitetens gennembrud på Færøerne. Debatanmeldelse: Charlotte Langkilde, Færøerne. En nation fødes
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Færøerne; Modernitet; Modernisering
Title of journal:
Historisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
119
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Den danske historiske forening
Country of publication:
Danmark
Recognising the diverse roles that women have played in the history of the Arctic, both as colonisers and colonised, this article uses travel writing or Arctic biographies by women writers to explore female colonisation strategies within the context of Scandinavian colonialism. Inspired by Maria Lug…
Recognising the diverse roles that women have played in the history of the Arctic, both as colonisers and colonised, this article uses travel writing or Arctic biographies by women writers to explore female colonisation strategies within the context of Scandinavian colonialism. Inspired by Maria Lugone’s use of the concept of “coloniality of gender” (2008) the article investigates how gendered coloniality is produced and mediated through travel writing by women in the Arctic. While Lugones’ critique primarily addresses the racism and violence inherent in modern/colonial gender systems, the analysis uses her understanding of coloniality as a lived experience of Eurocentric domination in order to illuminate the gendered nature of complicity by white, elite women. Using the work of Emilie Demantt (1873-1958), later Demantt-Hatt, and Isobel Wylie Hutchison (1889-1982) the article analyses both ‘Nordic’ and ‘transnational’ female strategies of colonisation as they are performed and articulated through biographical writing. Both in form and content, these texts demonstrate the many ways in which global and imperial power intersected with local hierarchies and systems of knowledge as part of multiple and concurring representations of reality over time.
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Editor:
Johan Höglund; Linda Andersson Burnett
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Arctic; History; Colonialism; Gender; Travel
Title of journal:
Scandinavian Studies
Volume of journal:
91
Number of journal:
1-2
Publisher:
University of Illinois Press on behalf of the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study
Place of publication:
Illinois
Country of publication:
United States of America
ISSN number:
00365637
DOI number:
10.5406/scanstud.91.1-2.0182
The practices of preparing traditional foods in the Arctic are rapidly disappearing. Traditional foods of the Arctic represent a rarity among food studies in that they are meat-sourced and prepared in non-industrial settings. These foods, generally consumed without any heating step prior to consumpt…
The practices of preparing traditional foods in the Arctic are rapidly disappearing. Traditional foods of the Arctic represent a rarity among food studies in that they are meat-sourced and prepared in non-industrial settings. These foods, generally consumed without any heating step prior to consumption, harbor an insofar undescribed microbiome. The food-associated microbiomes have implications not only with respect to disease risk, but might also positively influence host health by transferring a yet unknown diversity of live microbes to the human gastrointestinal tract. Here we report the first study of the microbial composition of traditionally dried fish prepared according to Greenlandic traditions and their industrial counterparts. We show that dried capelin prepared according to traditional methods have microbiomes clearly different from industrially prepared capelin, which also have more homogenous microbiomes than traditionally prepared capelin. Interestingly, the locally preferred type of traditionally dried capelin, described to be tastier than other traditionally dried capelin, contains bacteria that potentially confer distinct taste. Finally, we show that dried cod have comparably more homogenous microbiomes when compared to capelin and that in general, the environment of drying is a major determinant of the microbial composition of these indigenous food products.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Microbiota; 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing; Traditional foods; Desiccation; Animal-sourced; Inuit; Diet
Title of journal:
Food Microbiology
Volume of journal:
85
Number of journal:
103305
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fm.2019.103305
Introducing relations between theory and practice to teacher students. Referring to Gene Lave & Etienne Wenger, Pierre Bourdieu and Donald Schön.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Karina Hofmann; Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Theoretical discussing relations between theory and practice
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Atagu! Introductory texts for teacher training
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institute of Learning
Through examples from life in Greenland learning psychology is introduced. References to Lev Vygotskij and Jean Piaget.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Karina Hofmann; Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Introduction to learning psychology
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Atagu! Introductory texts for teacher training
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institute of Learning
Discussing critical thinking in a Greenlandic context. References to Karl Marx, Karsten Schnack, Greenlandic legislation.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Karina Hofmann; Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Discussing critical thinking in a Greenlandic context
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Atagu! Introductory texts for teacher training
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institute of Learning
Introduction to the purpose, character and use of evaluation in teaching and education. Introduction to methods for evaluation. References to Ulrich Beck, John Hattie, John Krejsler.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Karina Hofmann; Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Introduction to the purpose and use of evaluation in teaching
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Atagu! Introductory texts for teacher training
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institute of Learning
Discussing the responsibility as developer when teaching in school. Introducing methods for action research. Reference to Greenlandic legislation.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Karina Hofmann; Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Discussing teacher professionalism
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Atagu! Introductory texts for teacher training
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institute of Learning
Basic definition of digitalisation. Discussion of possibilites for progressive teaching from using digital media. References to Birgitte Holm Sørensen, Karin Levinsen and Helle Marie Skovbjerg, and to Marc Prensky.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Karina Hofmann; Anders Øgaard
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Introduction to digitalisation and uses of digital technology in teaching
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Atagu! Introductory texts for teacher training
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institute of Learning
Uvis fremtid når grønlandske Herstedvesterfanger vender hjem
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Anstalt; Fængsel; Indsatte; Bistandsværgeordning; Acces to justice
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Date & year:
13. september 2019
The four Nordic island societies of the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland and the Åland Islands have great differences both culturally and historically as to how, and to what extent, they have achieved autonomy/independence. At the same time, in some areas they have more in common with each other th…
The four Nordic island societies of the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland and the Åland Islands have great differences both culturally and historically as to how, and to what extent, they have achieved autonomy/independence. At the same time, in some areas they have more in common with each other than with the other Nordic countries: Living conditions, with a dependence on nature. Small communities, with a prominent visibility and dependence on each other, where daily life is subject to strong traditions. And, to various degrees, the struggle for autonomy and independence.
Despite the four island societies being more or less independent parts of Nordic society, two of these, the Faroe Islands and the Åland Islands, have hardly been mentioned within criminological contexts. And no attempts have been made to look at these four areas collectively.
In order to more closely investigate the Nordic island societies within a criminological context, a group of researchers decided to focus on crime, incarceration and control in the four Nordic island societies. This report is the first result of the working group’s work.
The Scandinavian Research Council for Criminology has supported the working group both in the publication of this report and in connection with travels to three of the four island societies.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Greenland; Criminology; Detention; Small societies; Number of prisoners
Place of publication:
Scandinavian Research Council for Criminology
Country of publication:
Aarhus
Host publication title:
Crime and Crime Control in Four Nordic Island Societies: The Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland and the Åland Islands
ISBN number:
978-82-7688-050-2
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Greenland; Denmark; USA; Colonial history; Geopolitics; Historiography
Name of newspaper:
Analyse & Kritik
Volume & number:
652
Historical sources, coloniality of power and gender in Greenland: new data and persistent issues
In this paper I analyse historical interpretations and elements of the coloniality of power and gender in the historiography of Greenland. I discuss new uses and methods of analysis looking to describe historical documents without reinforcing the Eurocentric view within them. Moreover, I employ Prot…
In this paper I analyse historical interpretations and elements of the coloniality of power and gender in the historiography of Greenland. I discuss new uses and methods of analysis looking to describe historical documents without reinforcing the Eurocentric view within them. Moreover, I employ Protestant church’s historical registers of marriages of various Greenlandic towns (Nuuk, Qaqortoq, Qeqertasuaq and Aasiaat) to explore issues of gender inequality during the colonial period seeking to disentangle modern presumptions of colonial gender relations in Greenland.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Economic history
Name of conference:
NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research
City of conference:
Reykjavik
Country of conference:
Iceland
Pituffik or Thule in Greenland has always been controversial within foreign and security policy between three parties: Denmark,Greenland and the USA. The Thule-base in Greenland has had an important role during the Cold War as part of the US military sphere in the North. The role of the base has cha…
Pituffik or Thule in Greenland has always been controversial within foreign and security policy between three parties: Denmark,Greenland and the USA. The Thule-base in Greenland has had an important role during the Cold War as part of the US military sphere in the North. The role of the base has changed over time to become a radar station, but it is still part of the overall US defense system. Recent tensions around the base regarding the contract and subcontractor’s role have intensified discussions about the existence of the base and who actually has power over the base. The Greenlandic government has had awish to be more influential on what is going on in the far north, but things have been held secret from the public and local politicians. This has resulted in some skepticism between Greenland and Denmark on the one hand, but also between Greenland and the USA on the other. This paper will shed light on the development from the bilateral to the trilateral relationship outplayed between the three major actors and how this relates to foreign and security policy within the Kingdom of Denmark and the relationship towards the USA.
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Editor:
Lassi Heininen; Heather Exner-Pirot; Justin Barnes
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security policy; Greenland; Thule Air Base
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
Arctic Yearbook 2019: Redefining Arctic Security
Publication house:
Arctic Portal
ISBN number:
ISSN: 2298-2418
Greenland is a case of a delegation model, where powers from the state have been delegated in a step-wise manner from time to time. The model used by Denmark and Greenland in their relationship is based on negotiations between the two governments. Usually commissions are established with an equal nu…
Greenland is a case of a delegation model, where powers from the state have been delegated in a step-wise manner from time to time. The model used by Denmark and Greenland in their relationship is based on negotiations between the two governments. Usually commissions are established with an equal number of representatives from each side. This is illustrated by the two autonomy referendums, which this article focuses on. In a time of a political awakening period from the 1960s through the 1970s voices for more autonomy was on the agenda, which led to the first autonomy referendum back in 1979. After 20 years of Home Rule, while Greenland had fulfilled the Home Rule Act new negotiations were taken place in order to enhance the self-government. This led to the second autonomy referendum in 2008 with the implementation of the Self-Government Act in 2009. Greenland is now in a process towards further autonomy or even outright independence.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Home Rule; Self-Government; Greenland; Referendum
Title of journal:
Fédéralisme Régionalisme
Volume of journal:
19
Place of publication:
Liège Université
Country of publication:
Belgium
ISSN number:
1374-3864
This toolkit is written as a guide for communities and researchers who would like to conduct research in Greenland through a collaborative and equitable partnership. It is also a resource for anyone conducting research projects in Greenland to educate them on the relationship between research that t…
This toolkit is written as a guide for communities and researchers who would like to conduct research in Greenland through a collaborative and equitable partnership. It is also a resource for anyone conducting research projects in Greenland to educate them on the relationship between research that takes place in Greenland and its impact on communities. Additionally, this toolkit is a guide for Greenlanders who want to gather more information about research and how research partnerships may benefit their communities.
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Grønlands sundhedsvæsen er som helhed udfordret af både geografi og sociale forhold i en meget lille befolkning spredt over verdens største og måske mest ufremkommelige ø. Udfordringerne gælder derfor også den palliative indsats. Officielle planer og dokumenter for palliation tager ofte afsæt i dans…
Grønlands sundhedsvæsen er som helhed udfordret af både geografi og sociale forhold i en meget lille befolkning spredt over verdens største og måske mest ufremkommelige ø. Udfordringerne gælder derfor også den palliative indsats. Officielle planer og dokumenter for palliation tager ofte afsæt i danske og internationale dokumenter. Palliation er stort set forbeholdt kræftpatienter, som både kan få palliativ behandling i Danmark og i Grønland. Der findes ikke døgnsygepleje og kun døgnpleje få steder i Grønland og derfor må patienter indlægges, hvis pleje og omsorg ikke kan varetages af pårørende aften og nat.
I denne artikel beskrives kort centrale dokumenter vedrørende palliation i Grønland. Forskning og dokumentation vedrørende palliative behov og palliativ indsats i Grønland er sparsom og vi har derfor valgt kort at opsummere hovedresultaterne fra to ph.d.-projekter, der med forskellige metoder har dokumenteret vilkårene for alvorligt kræftsyge (og andre kronisk syge) samt deres pårørende i Grønland.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Palliation; Grønland; Kræftpatienters symptomatologi; Patienters og pårørendes og professionelles erfaringer
Title of journal:
Omsorg - Nordisk tidsskrift for palliativ medicin
Volume of journal:
36
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Fagbokforlaget
Place of publication:
Bergen
Country of publication:
Norge
ISSN number:
0800-7489
The great auk was once abundant and distributed across the North Atlantic. It is now extinct, having been heavily exploited for its eggs, meat, and feathers. We investigated the impact of human hunting on its demise by integrating genetic data, GPS-based ocean current data, and analyses of populatio…
The great auk was once abundant and distributed across the North Atlantic. It is now extinct, having been heavily exploited for its eggs, meat, and feathers. We investigated the impact of human hunting on its demise by integrating genetic data, GPS-based ocean current data, and analyses of population viability. We sequenced complete mitochondrial genomes of 41 individuals from across the species’ geographic range and reconstructed population structure and population dynamics throughout the Holocene. Taken together, our data do not provide any evidence that great auks were at risk of extinction prior to the onset of intensive human hunting in the early 16th century. In addition, our population viability analyses reveal that even if the great auk had not been under threat by environmental change, human hunting alone could have been sufficient to cause its extinction. Our results emphasise the vulnerability of even abundant and widespread species to intense and localised exploitation.
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Author:
Jessica E Thomas; Gary R Carvalho; James Haile; Nicolas J Rawlence; Michael D Martin; Simon YW Ho; Arnór Þ Sigfússon; Vigfús A Jósefsson; Morten Frederiksen; Jannie F Linnebjerg; Jose A Samaniego Castruita; Jonas Niemann; Marcela Sandoval-Velasco; André ER Soares; Robert Lacy; Christina Barilaro; Juila Best; Dirk Brandis; Chiara Cavallo; Mikelo Elorza; Kimball L Garrett; Maaike Groot; Friederike Johansson; Jan T Lifjeld; Göran Nilson; Dale Serjeanston; Paul Sweet; Errol Fuller; Anne Karin Hufthammer; Morten Meldgaard; Jon Fjeldså; Beth Shapiro; Michael Hofreiter; John R Stewart; M Thomas P Gilbert; Michael Knapp
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Evolutionary biology; Genetics and genomics; Seabird exploitation; 19th century extinction; Paleogenetics; Hunting; Ancient DNA
Title of journal:
eLIFE
DOI number:
10.7554/eLife.47509
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik; §37; Sociale problemer
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
vol. 61 nr. 48
Date & year:
28. november
Psykisk sundhed perspektiveres i denne artikel socialvidenskabeligt, og temaet behandles i relation til selvmordsproblematikken, som er vedvarende i Grønland. Derfor ser vi på, hvad et socialt orienteret blik kan bidrage til i forståelserne fra noget af den seneste socialpsykologiske og antropologis…
Psykisk sundhed perspektiveres i denne artikel socialvidenskabeligt, og temaet behandles i relation til selvmordsproblematikken, som er vedvarende i Grønland. Derfor ser vi på, hvad et socialt orienteret blik kan bidrage til i forståelserne fra noget af den seneste socialpsykologiske og antropologiske viden på området. Kan en community orienteret tilgang supplere det nuværende forebyggelsesarbejde? Denne overvejelse er væsentlig at inddrage i betragtningerne, da effekten af de hidtidige indsatser ikke tilstrækkeligt kan aflæses i statistikken omkring selvmord. Det kan ses som et vægtigt supplement i samspil med arbejdet omkring at styrke den refleksive samtale og understøtte, at især unge i langt højere grad lærer at sætte ord på, hvordan de har det med deres psykiske sundhed.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Sociologi; Selvmord; Nuussuaq; Nuuk; Lokalsamfundsindsats
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
67
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
Charlottenlund
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
00174556
En udsendelse fra Danmarks Radio fremhævede i år alvorlige sociale problemer blandt børn og unge i Tasiilaq i Østgrønland – og udsendelsen fremhævede også alvorlige mangler i den sociale indsats. I udsendelsen hævdes det, at kommunen og dens ansatte ikke reagerede eller ikke reagerede tilstrækkeligt…
En udsendelse fra Danmarks Radio fremhævede i år alvorlige sociale problemer blandt børn og unge i Tasiilaq i Østgrønland – og udsendelsen fremhævede også alvorlige mangler i den sociale indsats. I udsendelsen hævdes det, at kommunen og dens ansatte ikke reagerede eller ikke reagerede tilstrækkeligt nok, når de modtog underretninger fra fagfolk. I denne artikel tager vi udgangspunkt i situationen i Tasiilaq gennem DR’s udsendelse ”Byen hvor børn forsvinder” – og med afsæt i en række kvalitative interviews med offentligt ansatte i byen. Vi anlægger et socialpolitisk perspektiv på temaet som en case ved bl.a. at se på situationen fra de offentlige ansattes perspektiv – og gennem analyser af mulige udfordringer i en del af en offentlig socialadministration, som dels skal udføres lokalt i Tasiilaq, og dernæst en distanceret efterbehandling på den anden side af Indlandsisen i Nuuk. Hvilke udfordringer giver det i den fremtidige beskyttelse af byens børn og unge?
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Tasiilaq; Østgrønland; Socialt arbejde; Kommunesammenlægning
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
4
Number of journal:
68
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
Charlottenlund
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
00174556
Inuit ataasiakkat ajornartorsiutat kommuninilu suliassat angerlarsimaffeqannginnermut pissutaasutuaanngillat
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsoq; Socialpolitikki
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
48
Kalaallit Nunaanni isumaginninnermut politikki alutornaateqassaaq
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Socialpolitikki; Kalaallit Nunaat
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
25
In this article we combine two traditions within political science: regional party research and selfgovernment research. The reason behind this rationale is to show that mobilization of the electorate is solely in the hands of regional parties in the three autonomous islands under investigation: the…
In this article we combine two traditions within political science: regional party research and selfgovernment research. The reason behind this rationale is to show that mobilization of the electorate is solely in the hands of regional parties in the three autonomous islands under investigation: the Faroe Islands, Greenland and the Åland Islands. We use most similar systems design as an approach to look at how the different party systems have evolved over time. The degree of entrenched self-rule has been different over time but is now on a similar level. The background variables that have been held constant in this context are the population size and the degree of a distinct culture and language, which emanates from a homogenous population on the islands. A distinct party system can evolve exclusively around a national parliament and an entrenched regional assembly. In our study regional parties are members of both. Self-government has a severe impact on the birth of regional parties, and their incumbents serve in the first instance as agents for the regional government in national parliaments. In this study we have chosen to look at the impact of entrenched self-government on regional parties and regional party systems. Self-government facilitates birth of new parties, and when the devolved government is well consolidated it gives fuel to the emergence of a distinct full-scale party system.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Regional parties; Self-government; Population size; Language and cultural homogeneity; Faroe Islands; Greenland; Åland Islands
Title of journal:
Journal of Autonomy and Security Studies
Volume of journal:
3
Number of journal:
2
Grönland har en politisk vilja att nå självständighet, då de flesta politiska partier är för självständighet. Självständighetstanken är inte ny, men den har blivit mer aktuell under senare decennier. De nationalistiska strömningarna startade redan under 1960-talet, då välutbildade grönlänningar i Da…
Grönland har en politisk vilja att nå självständighet, då de flesta politiska partier är för självständighet. Självständighetstanken är inte ny, men den har blivit mer aktuell under senare decennier. De nationalistiska strömningarna startade redan under 1960-talet, då välutbildade grönlänningar i Danmark startade proteströrelser emot den danska statens sätt att hantera sin forna koloni. Artikeln kommer att se på den politiska dimensionen från starten av de nationalistiska strömningarna till våra dagar. Hur har den politiska dimensionen förändrats över tid? Vilka alternativ till fullständig självständighet finner vi i den grönländska debatten? Artikeln behandlar endast den politiska dimensionen och kommer därför inte in på ekonomiska förutsättningar eller eventuellt andra förhållanden.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Självständighet; Grönland; Nationalism; Framtida scenarier
Title of journal:
Politica
Volume of journal:
51
Number of journal:
4
Formålet med artiklen er at diskutere procedurer i institutionel praksis og deres betydning for at inddrage patienter og pårørende som medmennesker i pleje, behandling og rehabilitering. Artiklen sluttes af med et konkret forslag til en procedure for samtale, som kan inddrage patienter og pårørende…
Formålet med artiklen er at diskutere procedurer i institutionel praksis og deres betydning for at inddrage patienter og pårørende som medmennesker i pleje, behandling og rehabilitering. Artiklen sluttes af med et konkret forslag til en procedure for samtale, som kan inddrage patienter og pårørende i et gensidigt samarbejde mellem dem og de professionelle. Artiklen er en bearbejdelse af et oplæg holdt på temasessionen Patient og Familie på Nunamed konferencen i Nuuk 5. -7. oktober 2019.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Patientperspektiv; Pårørende; Inddragelse; Institutioner; Procedurer
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
27
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Orpigaq – Evalueringsrapport
Evaluering af døgninstitututionen Orpigaq i Kangerlussuaq for Villumfonden
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Evaluering; Socialpædagogikpædagogik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Artiklens form er et fiktivt brev fra et anbragt barn til hendes mor. Artiklen er sammenfattet af over 14 timers kvalitative interviews med nuværende anbragte børn, samt 21 timers interview med tidligere anbragte, forældre, forstandere og andre fagfolk.
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Anbringelser; Børn; Grønland; Børnehjem; Døgninstitutioner
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Country of publication:
Danmark
Mineral extraction is pursued in Greenland to strengthen the national economy. In order that new industries promote sustainable development, environmental impact assessments and social impact assessments are legally required and undertaken by companies prior to license approval to inform decision-ma…
Mineral extraction is pursued in Greenland to strengthen the national economy. In order that new industries promote sustainable development, environmental impact assessments and social impact assessments are legally required and undertaken by companies prior to license approval to inform decision-making. Knowledge systems in Arctic indigenous communities have evolved through adaptive processes over generations, and indigenous knowledge (IK) is considered a great source of information on local environments and related ecosystem services. In Greenland the Inuit are in the majority, and Greenlanders are still considered indigenous. The Inuit Circumpolar Council stresses that utilizing IK is highly relevant in the Greenland context. Impact assessment processes involve stakeholder engagement and public participation, and hence offer arenas for potential knowledge sharing and thereby the utilization of IK. Based on the assumption that IK is a valuable knowledge resource, which can supplement and improve impact assessments in Greenland thus supporting sustainable development, this paper presents an investigation of how IK is utilized in the last stages of an impact assessment process when the final report is subject to a hearing in three recent mining projects in Greenland.
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Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen
Editor:
Noor Johnson
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; EIA; SIA; Extractive industries; Indigenous knowledge; Traditional knowledge; Impact assessment
Title of journal:
Arctic Review on Law and Politics
Volume of journal:
10
Publisher:
Cappelen Damm
ISSN number:
2387-4562
Presentation of work in progress: Research project about new solutions for teacher education as distance education in Greenland.
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Distance education; Teacher education; Greenland
Title of journal:
International Journal of Learning and Teaching
Volume of journal:
5
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
International Journal of Learning and Teaching
DOI number:
10.18178/ijlt.5.4.308-312
Name of conference:
International Conference on Future Learning (ICFL)
City of conference:
Barcelona
Country of conference:
Spain
The paper focusses on potential political and economic future Greenland scenarios and raises the question whether a ‘Free association’ is a way for Greenland to explore?
The paper further analyses challenges for a sustainably developing - and independent - Greenland such as economic aspects – incl…
The paper focusses on potential political and economic future Greenland scenarios and raises the question whether a ‘Free association’ is a way for Greenland to explore?
The paper further analyses challenges for a sustainably developing - and independent - Greenland such as economic aspects – including the question ‘can Greenland benefit from abstaining to exploit some of its natural resources?’.
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Editor:
R. W. Corell; J. D. Kim; Y. H. Kim; A. Moe; C. E. Morrisin; D. L. Van der Zwaag; O.R. Young
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Future of Greenland: political and economic
Country of publication:
Republic of Korea
Name of conference:
2019 North Pacific Arctic Conference (NPAC)
City of conference:
Honolulu, Hawai'i
Country of conference:
USA
Host publication title:
The Arctic in World Affairs. A North Pacific Dialogue on Global-Arctic Interactions: The Arctic Moves from Periphery to Center
Edition:
First
Publication house:
KMI Press
ISBN number:
979-11-89964-67-2
Grønlændernes globalisering gennem den danske mode – Den grønlandske diaspora i Danmark
Author:
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Mode; Diaspora; Design; Grønlandske designere; Danmark
Place of publication:
Århus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Grønlændernes syn på Danmark - Historiske og sproglige perspektiver
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978 87 7184 562 4
Author:
Kevin Perry; Iben Jensen; Niels-Henrik M. Hansen ; Pernille Ahrong
Editor:
Kevin Perry; Iben Jensen; Niels-Henrik M. Hansen; Pernille Ahrong
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Børn; Børneperspektiver; Læring; Trivsel
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788772100128
Author:
Kevin Perry; Iben Jensen; Niels-Henrik M. Hansen ; Pernille Ahrong
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Intro; Projektformål
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Inklusion i børnehøjde – børneperspektiver på læring og trivsel
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788772100128
Editor:
Kevin Perry; Iben Jensen; Niels-Henrik M. Hansen; Pernille Ahrong
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Kommunalt samarbejde; Metodeudvikling; Marte Meo
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Inklusion i børnehøjde - Børneperspektiver på læring og trivsel
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978-87-7210-012-8
Editor:
Kevin Perry; Iben Jensen; Niels-Henrik M. Hansen; Pernille Ahrong
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Børn; Unge; Pædagogik; Intervention
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Inklusion i børnehøjde - Børneperspektiver på læring og trivsel
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788772100128
Author:
Kevin Perry; Niels-Henrik Møller Hansen; Iben Jensen
Editor:
Kevin Perry; Iben Jensen; Niels-Henrik M. Hansen; Pernille Ahrong
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Forældre; Involvering; Pædagogik læring
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Inklusion i børnehøjde - Børneperspektiver på læring og trivsel
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788772100128
William of Saint-Thierry On The Soul
Year:
2019
Subjects:
History; Theology
Place of publication:
Leiden
Country of publication:
The Netherlands
Host publication title:
A Companion to William of Saint-Thierry - Brill's Companion to the Christian Tradition
Publication house:
Brill
ISBN number:
978-90-04-31355-2
Editor:
Charlotte Flindt Pedersen; Marcus Rubin
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Udenrigspolitik; Trump
Title of journal:
Udenrigs
Volume of journal:
3
Publisher:
Det Udenrigspolitiske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1395-3818
Evolving Self-Governance, the Rights if the Child and the Future of Greenland
Editor:
Robert W. Corell; Jong Deong Kim; Yoon Hyung Kim; Arild Moe; Charles E. Morrisson; David L. VanderZwaag; Oran Young
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Arctic
Place of publication:
Seoul
Host publication title:
The Arctic in World Affairs: A North Pacific Dialogue on The Arctic Moves from Periphery to Center
Publication house:
Korea Maritime Institute
ISBN number:
979-11-89964-67-2
Patient og familie
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Patientperspektivet
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
2
This symposium report provides a brief overview of the six programmes and studies on parental education and maternal health services within the circumpolar region presented in the symposium “parental education” at the 17th International Congress of Circumpolar Health in Copenhagen, Denmark, August 2…
This symposium report provides a brief overview of the six programmes and studies on parental education and maternal health services within the circumpolar region presented in the symposium “parental education” at the 17th International Congress of Circumpolar Health in Copenhagen, Denmark, August 2018.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Siv Kvernmo; Helle Møller; Pertice M Moffitt; Shirley Tagalik; Rikke L Kuhn; Siv E Nilsen; Rebecca Rich; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Parental education; Perinatal; Maternity; Traditional knowledge; Indigenous; Arctic; Circumpolar health
Publisher:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2019.1604062
Name of conference:
17th International Congress of Circumpolar Health 2018
City of conference:
Copenhagen
Country of conference:
Denmark
Befolkningsundersøgelsen i 2018 er den seneste i en række af fem landsdækkende sundhedsundersøgelser, der er gennemført siden 1993. Befolkningsundersøgelsen i 2018 omfatter 19 af de 38 indikatorer for folkesundheden i Grønland relateret til de indsatsområder som er beskrevet i folkesundhedsprogramme…
Befolkningsundersøgelsen i 2018 er den seneste i en række af fem landsdækkende sundhedsundersøgelser, der er gennemført siden 1993. Befolkningsundersøgelsen i 2018 omfatter 19 af de 38 indikatorer for folkesundheden i Grønland relateret til de indsatsområder som er beskrevet i folkesundhedsprogrammet Inuuneritta II. Disse dækker over befolkningens brug af alkohol og hash, rygevaner, kostmønstre og fysisk aktivitet samt en række forhold i opvæksten med betydning for helbredet langt ind i voksenlivet. Undersøgelsen handler i høj grad også om mental sundhed og trivsel, og der er som noget nyt et særligt fokus på unge og ældre.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Health survey; Greenland; Public health
Place of publication:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
SIF's Grønlandsskrifter
ISBN number:
978-87-7899-456-1
Undersøgelsens formål er at få et tydeligt overblik over, i hvilket omfang borgerne i Grønland (både børn og voksne) har adgang til rygestoptilbud i regi af sundhedsvæsenet og kommunerne, herunder hvilke typer af rygestoptilbud, der udbydes, og i hvilket omfang.
Author:
Christine Ingemann; Astrid Beck; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Smoking; Greenland; Public health; Prevention
Place of publication:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
Thanks to everyone in the towns and villages of Greenland we have visited from 2015-2019. It is their experiences we try to communicate to others, their creativity, input and intelligence that are at the heart of this book.
We write about what we have experienced and learned. About the collaboratio…
Thanks to everyone in the towns and villages of Greenland we have visited from 2015-2019. It is their experiences we try to communicate to others, their creativity, input and intelligence that are at the heart of this book.
We write about what we have experienced and learned. About the collaborations, storytelling and creation of shared knowledge that has taken us on an enlightening journey into landscapes of warmth, joy, and shared goals.
We have seen what freedom, art and research can mean for individuals, whole communities and the society they are part of, a society that is ready to stand up for its rights and dreams for the future.
This is an open book.
It has a beginning, but no end ..
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Tina Enghoff
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Social resilience; Youth; Transformation; Community art
Place of publication:
Nuuk and Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Greenland and Denmark
ISBN number:
978-87-971714-0-0
Udearealer ved ældreboliger i Sisimiut - et samskabelsesprojekt i Arktisk Aldring
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Information om forskningsprojekt
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Rapportering fra forskningsprojektet AgeArc
Country of publication:
Danmark
Volume:
31
Publication house:
Syddansk Universitet. Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
ISBN number:
1601-7765
The Pikialasorsuaq Atlas is an attempt to bridge and represent both scientific knowledge and Inuit knowledge about a critically important Arctic sea ice feature. The Atlas consists of a web-based platform containing a variety of datasets, allowing the viewer to develop a comprehensive understanding…
The Pikialasorsuaq Atlas is an attempt to bridge and represent both scientific knowledge and Inuit knowledge about a critically important Arctic sea ice feature. The Atlas consists of a web-based platform containing a variety of datasets, allowing the viewer to develop a comprehensive understanding of the ecological and cultural importance of the North Water Polynya (Pikialasorsuaq). A collaboration between the Inuit Circumpolar Council's Pikialasorsuaq Commission, Dalhousie University, KNAPK (The Association of Fishers and Hunters in Greenland) and WWF, the Atlas was released in 2017. This paper will describe the methodology used for documenting Inuit knowledge, discuss the structure of the Atlas, and explore the implications of using Inuit knowledge datasets in the context of a broader integrated, web-based platform. More specifically, this paper will explore the following questions: 1) What are the main challenges of representing and using Inuit knowledge data with other types of data; and 2) What are the consequences of decontextualization and reconstruction of knowledge implicit in the Atlas? The authors will argue that Inuit data, if carefully curated and presented, can be employed in the co-production of knowledge by Indigenous Peoples and researchers challenging prevailing cartographic representations with counter-mapping practices.
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Author:
Clive Tesar; Claudio Aporta
Editor:
David Molyneux; Katleen Robert; Dawn Roche
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Inuit knowledge; North Water polynya; Pikialasorsuaq; Co-production of knowledge
Title of journal:
The Journal of Ocean Technology
Volume of journal:
14
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Marine Institute & Memorial University of Newfoundland
Place of publication:
St. John’s
Country of publication:
Canada
ISSN number:
1718-3200
This Guidance Note on Indigenous and Local Community Participation in Environmental Impact Assessment in the Arctic seeks to contribute to the existing field of guidance and regulatory documents by highlighting good practices and lessons learnt. Its aim is to encourage and support public and private…
This Guidance Note on Indigenous and Local Community Participation in Environmental Impact Assessment in the Arctic seeks to contribute to the existing field of guidance and regulatory documents by highlighting good practices and lessons learnt. Its aim is to encourage and support public and private project proponents active in the European Arctic in their efforts to engage with local and indigenous communities.
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Author:
Sanne Vammen Larsen; Anne Merrild Hansen; Alberto Huerta Morales
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Environmental impact assessment; European Arctic; Indigenous participation; Local community participation; Guidance; Good practices
Place of publication:
Luxembourg
Country of publication:
Luxembourg
Publication house:
European Investment Bank
I denne institutionelle etnografiske undersøgelse med analyser af deltagerobservationer, interviews og politiske dokumenter beskrives nyuddannede sygeplejerskers arbejde med at lære sig den ”rigtige” måde at tænke udskrivelse af medicinske patienter i Region Sjælland. Lægerne understreger, at patien…
I denne institutionelle etnografiske undersøgelse med analyser af deltagerobservationer, interviews og politiske dokumenter beskrives nyuddannede sygeplejerskers arbejde med at lære sig den ”rigtige” måde at tænke udskrivelse af medicinske patienter i Region Sjælland. Lægerne understreger, at patienterne skal tænkes udskrevet fra første indlæggelsesdag. Rationalet bag denne belæring af nyuddannede sygeplejersker er politiske bestemmelser, der sætter sig igennem i hverdagslivet. Region Sjælland har nemlig flest og Nordjyl¬land færrest akutte (gen)indlæggelser af borgere over 65 år med kroniske sygdomme, hvilket er en af de politiske bestemte indikatorer, der skulle definere kvaliteten af de regionale sundhedstilbud i Danmark. Men pointet i denne artikel er, at de politiske offentliggørelser med optællinger og sammenligninger af målindikatorer kun kaster spotlight på dele af arbejdsaktiviteterne i hverdagslivet. Et medicinsk afsnit, der er lokaliseret i Region Sjælland, skal rumme flere ældre patienter med kroniske sygdomme, som måske endog er demente, og som for¬årsager turbulente udskrivelser end f.eks. Nordjylland.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Institutionel etnografi; Udskrivelse af patienter
Title of journal:
Uddannelsesnyt
Volume of journal:
30
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Dansk Sygeplejeråd
Country of publication:
Danmark
Dette essay reflekterer over kritisk feministisk formidlingen af empirisk materiale i form af poetiske repræsentationer om nyuddannede sygeplejerskers første oplevelser i en medicinsk afdeling med kritisk syge og døende patienter. Formålet med poetiseringerne er at komme tæt på nyuddannede sygepleje…
Dette essay reflekterer over kritisk feministisk formidlingen af empirisk materiale i form af poetiske repræsentationer om nyuddannede sygeplejerskers første oplevelser i en medicinsk afdeling med kritisk syge og døende patienter. Formålet med poetiseringerne er at komme tæt på nyuddannede sygeplejerskers følelsesmæssige respons på virkelig- heden i medicinske afdelinger. Formidling i form af poetiske repræsentationer inkluderer en ældgammel diskussion mellem Platon og Aristoteles, om mimesis – efterligning af virkeligheden på den mest virkelige måde. Poetiske repræsentationer kan måske italesætte tabuer om døden, der kan være vanskelige at italesætte for sundhedsprofessionelle, sygeplejelærere, og forskere, når døden bliver forbundet med forfald, skyld og skam. Men essayet overlader læseren at afgøre, hvor vellykket formidlingen af tabuer har været for nye sygeplejersker, selvom det forslår poetiske repræsentation i undervisningen på uddannelsen til præsentation af et realistisk billede af sygeplejerskearbejdet for de studerende.
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Year:
2019
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Institutionel etnografi; Døden; Poetiske repræsentationer
Volume of journal:
9
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Universitetsforlaget
Country of publication:
Danmark
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit
Name of newspaper:
Nordjyske Stiftstidende
Date & year:
28-11
Deltagerobservation - hverdagslivet på medicinske afsnit
Editor:
Jesper Frederiksen ; Niels Sandholm
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Deltagerobservation; Medicinske afsnit; Nyuddannede sygeplejersker
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Undersøgelsesmetoder i sundhedsfagligt arbejde
Volume:
6
Publication house:
Samfundslitteratur
ISBN number:
9788759332009
Ice flow dynamics of the Greenland ice sheet control the production of sediment. Future acceleration in glacial flow and ice sheet melt will amplify Greenland’s supply of sediment to the coastal zone. Globally, sand and gravel reserves are rapidly depleting while the demand is increasing, largely du…
Ice flow dynamics of the Greenland ice sheet control the production of sediment. Future acceleration in glacial flow and ice sheet melt will amplify Greenland’s supply of sediment to the coastal zone. Globally, sand and gravel reserves are rapidly depleting while the demand is increasing, largely due to urban expansion, infrastructural improvements and the enhancement of coastal protection in response to climate change. Here, we show that an abundance of sand and gravel provides an opportunity for Greenland to become a global exporter of aggregates and relieve the increasing global demand. The changing Arctic conditions help pave a sustainable way for the country towards economic independence. This way, Greenland could benefit from the chal- lenges brought by climate change. Such exploitation of sand requires careful assessment of the environmental impact and must be implemented in collaboration with the Greenlandic society.
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Author:
Mette Bendixen; Irina Overeem; Minik Rosing; Anders Anker Bjørk; Kurt H. Kjær; Aart Kroon; Gavin Zeitz; Lars Lønsmann Iversen
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Sand exploitation; Greenland
Title of journal:
Nature
Volume of journal:
2
Publisher:
Nature
Etniske minoritetsfamilier og sosialt arbeid
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
Edition:
3
Publication house:
Gyldendal
Arktis er både forskningsmæssigt og geopolitisk ekstremt vigtigt. Alligevel bliver det slet ikke prioriteret nok i Danmark. Det er på tide, at der strammes op og fokuseres mere.
Author:
Uffe Jakobsen; Torben Røjle Christensen; Signe Bech Andersen; Dorthe Dahl-Jensen; Karen Edelvang; Anne Merrild Hansen; Sigrun Jonasdottir; Peter Schmidt Mikkelsen; Ruth Mottram; Hans Kristian Olsen; Søren Rysgaard; Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz; Malene Simon; Colin Stedmon; Lise Lotte Sørensen
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Klimaforandringer; Geopolitik; Sikkerhedspolitik; Nye sejlruter; Forskning; Arktis; Grønland; Danmark
Name of newspaper:
Politiken
Volume & number:
2019
Date & year:
23. januar 2019
I Arktis findes store forekomster af attraktive ressourcer såsom fisk, vand, mineralske råstoffer og olie, som bliver lettere tilgængelige i takt med tiltagende klimaforandringer. Ressourcer, som mødes med en øget international efterspørgsel. Men skal det føre til bæredygtig udvikling, er der fortsa…
I Arktis findes store forekomster af attraktive ressourcer såsom fisk, vand, mineralske råstoffer og olie, som bliver lettere tilgængelige i takt med tiltagende klimaforandringer. Ressourcer, som mødes med en øget international efterspørgsel. Men skal det føre til bæredygtig udvikling, er der fortsat et behov for et styrket vidensgrundlag for at sikre informeret og strategisk planlægning.
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Author:
Uffe Jakobsen; Torben Røjle Christensen; Dorthe Dahl-Jensen; Karen Edelvang; Anne Merrild Hansen; Peter Schmidt Mikkelsen; Ruth Mottram; Søren Rysgaard; Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz; Malene Simon; Colin Stedmon; Lise Lotte Sørensen
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Klimaforandringer; Geopolitik; Sikkerhedspolitik; Naturressourcer; Bæredygtig udvikling; Forskning; Arktis; GrønlandNye sejlruter; Forskning; Arktis; Grønland; Danmark
Title of journal:
Altinget
Publisher:
Altinget
Place of publication:
København
Udelivsuge - undervisning der motiverer
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Udeskole; Den grønlandske folkeskole; Udeliv; Udeundervisning
Place of publication:
Ilisimatusarfik
Country of publication:
Grønland
Hvordan måler vi kvaliteten af folkeskolen? - Lave elevkarakterer fortæller at vi skal forbedre folkeskolen, men ikke hvordan
Year:
2019
Subjects:
Kvalitet i folkeskolen
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
38
Date & year:
September 2019
Year:
2018
Subjects:
International law; Oil and gas; Arctic studies; Indigenous rights
Place of publication:
Oxford
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Governance of Arctic Offshore Oil and Gas
Publication house:
Routledge
On 13th October 2015, Iceland quietly submitted its instrument of accession to the Antarctic Treaty to the US Department of State (the depositary for the Antarctic Treaty). Iceland’s accession was not accompanied by any official declaration or public discussion in Iceland or elsewhere. This paper in…
On 13th October 2015, Iceland quietly submitted its instrument of accession to the Antarctic Treaty to the US Department of State (the depositary for the Antarctic Treaty). Iceland’s accession was not accompanied by any official declaration or public discussion in Iceland or elsewhere. This paper investigates some of the factors that are likely to have spurred the decision to join the Antarctic treaty system, examines current Icelandic interests in the Antarctic and proposes constructive policies to enhance Icelandic involvement in Antarctic governance and cooperation following the accession. The authors conclude that logistical operations and adventure tourism involving Icelandic companies in the Antarctic are the most likely triggers for the accession and they propose that Iceland consider ratification of the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty (Madrid Protocol).
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Social arv; Fattigdom; Chanceulighed; Menneskelig handlen
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
11
Date & year:
16. marts
Det problematiseres at det politiske fokus herhjemme handler om middelklassens ve og vel. Man kunne skabe mere rummelige grønlandske socialpolitkker og fokusere på det brede samfund. Et kritiske modtryk til hvad der her kaldes neokonservatisme bør skabes.
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Hjemløshed; Grønland; Urbanisering; Klassesamfund
Title of journal:
Social Kritik - Tidsskrift for social analyse & debat
Number of journal:
153
Publisher:
Selskabet til Fremme af Social Debat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0904-3535
Various kinds of user and patient involvement are spreading in healthcare in most Western countries. The purpose of this study is to critically assess the actual conditions for patients’ involvement in healthcare practice in Greenland and to point to possibilities for development. Patients’ perspect…
Various kinds of user and patient involvement are spreading in healthcare in most Western countries. The purpose of this study is to critically assess the actual conditions for patients’ involvement in healthcare practice in Greenland and to point to possibilities for development. Patients’ perspectives on their own conduct of everyday life with illness and their possibilities for participation when hospitalized are examined in relation to the conditions in a hospital setting dominated by biomedical practice. On a theoretical level, it is argued that the concept of ‘participation’ is preferable to the concept ‘involvement’ in healthcare. The study shows that there are several interconnected areas for development: the structural frames of hospital practice, including professionals’ possibilities for handling patient participation, and the agency of the patients conducting their everyday lives when hospitalized. Consequences of the biomedical hegemony are discussed in relation to WHO´s broader approach to disease, illness and health and the still existing postcolonial traces of power and hierarchy. Finally it is argued that patient participation during hospitalization will promote the patients´ conduct of everyday life, the cultural knowledge of the professionals, and the democratization of the healthcare sector. Such changes might be connected to a more encompassing democratic societal development – in Greenland as well as globally.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Patient participation; Patient involvement; Conduct of everyday life; Biomedical hegemony; Chronic illness; Rehabilitation; Democratization and Greenland
Title of journal:
Outlines - Critical Practice Studies
Volume of journal:
19
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
The Outlines Association
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
ISSN number:
1904-0210
Author:
Maria Ackrén; Merete Watt Boolsen ; Thierry Rodon; Fiona Walton
Editor:
AMAP
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Education; Greenland; Nunavut
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Adaptation Actions for a Changing Arctic: Perspectives from Baffin Bay/Davis Strait Region
Publication house:
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)
Providing an in-depth look at the lives of women and girls in approximately 150 countries, this multivolume reference set offers readers transnational and postcolonial analysis of the many issues that are critical to the survival and success of women and girls.
For millennia, women around the world…
Providing an in-depth look at the lives of women and girls in approximately 150 countries, this multivolume reference set offers readers transnational and postcolonial analysis of the many issues that are critical to the survival and success of women and girls.
For millennia, women around the world have shouldered the responsibility of caring for their families. But in recent decades, women have emerged as a major part of the global work force, balancing careers and family life. How did this change happen? And how are societies in developing countries responding and adapting to women's newer roles in society? This four-volume encyclopedia examine the lives of women around the world, with coverage that includes the education of girls and teens; the key roles women play in their families, careers, religions, and cultures; how issues for women intersect with colonialism, transnationalism, feminism, and established norms of power and control.
Organized geographically, each volume presents detailed entries about the lives of women in particular countries. Additionally, each volume offers sidebars that spotlight topics related to women and girls in specific regions or focus on individual women's lives and contributions. Primary source documents include sections of countries' constitutions that are relevant to women and girls, United Nations resolutions and national resolutions regarding women and girls, and religious statements and proclamations about women and girls. The organization of the set enables readers to take an in-depth look at individual countries as well as to make comparisons across countries.
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Editor:
Susan M. Shaw; Nancy Staton Barbour; Patti Duncan; Kryn Freehling-Burton; Jane Nichols
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Women; Girls; Lives; World; Conditions; World cultures; Geography
Place of publication:
Santa Barbara
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Women's Lives around the World - A Global Encyclopedia
Publication house:
ABC-CLIO
ISBN number:
9781610697125
Sårbare grupper i Grønland - Kalaallit Røde Korsiats Sårbarhedsanalyse 2017-18
Sårbarhedsundersøgelsen har identificeret, hvilke grupper i landet der ifølge en befolksningsundersøgelse, fokusgrupper , litteraturstudier og eksperter var dårligst stillede. En af samfundets vigtigste roller er at arbejde med og for dem som er identificeret som sårbare. Resultaterne skal hjælpe fo…
Sårbarhedsundersøgelsen har identificeret, hvilke grupper i landet der ifølge en befolksningsundersøgelse, fokusgrupper , litteraturstudier og eksperter var dårligst stillede. En af samfundets vigtigste roller er at arbejde med og for dem som er identificeret som sårbare. Resultaterne skal hjælpe foreningen (Røde Kors) og dens afdelinger rundt om i landet (Island) med at identificere de mest presserende behov, og dermed bedre prioritere foreningens aktiviteter.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Sårbarhed; Mixed methods; Børn; Udsatte voksne; Røde Kors
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Everyday life with chronic illness: developing a democratic and culture-sensitive healthcare practice
The growing incidence of chronic diseases and an ageing population, worldwide as well as in Greenland, call for an intensified focus on health promotion and rehabilitation. However, research shows that the existing disease-oriented healthcare system is not geared to manage the psychosocial problems…
The growing incidence of chronic diseases and an ageing population, worldwide as well as in Greenland, call for an intensified focus on health promotion and rehabilitation. However, research shows that the existing disease-oriented healthcare system is not geared to manage the psychosocial problems of chronically ill or disabled citizens. The problem is related to the prevailing biomedical institutional structures where expert- and professional knowledge trumps the knowledge and perspectives of the users of the institutions. Speaking about health in the broad sense of WHO, there is a need for an intensified focus on wellbeing, not only physical health. The chapter presents the visions for an ongoing research project in Sermersooq Municipality.
The research aims at developing knowledge about the citizens’ everyday lives with illness or disabilities, their cultural values and perspectives. Involving this kind of knowledge in professional practice requires the professionals’ reflection on means and ends in a welfare institution like home care. Welfare-professional contributions are meant to support citizen participation in social living. Therefore, professionals must learn about citizens’ social and cultural conditions for managing their lives.
Furthermore, the project aims at revealing and describing the conditions for professional practice as a contribution to the professionals’ abilities to analyze their practice.
The material is developed through participant observations in the municipality and the citizens’ homes, and qualitative interviews with citizens, care personnel, therapists, and leaders on different levels.
The expected outcome is a set of tools for professional practice reflection following the principles described above.
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Editor:
Jeffrey Braithwaite et al.
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Chronic illness; Ageing; Wellfare; Social justice; Practice reflection
Place of publication:
Boca Raton
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Health care systems: future predictions for global care
Publication house:
Taylor and Francis
ISBN number:
9781315167688 (eBook)
This paper presents a case study on distance teaching in a school in Greenland. Data from work on Grounded Theory is used to investigate ways of utilizing distance teaching in the school. The analysis draws on a prevalent perspective on distance teaching as providing access to education. The perspec…
This paper presents a case study on distance teaching in a school in Greenland. Data from work on Grounded Theory is used to investigate ways of utilizing distance teaching in the school. The analysis draws on a prevalent perspective on distance teaching as providing access to education. The perspective combines with Michel Foucault’s concept of “governmentality”.
I will show how progressive possibilities are not necessarily to be found in ICT-driven distance teaching. Pedagogical drivers operate behind the choices of ICT equipment and ICT solutions which, in this case, brings ICT under the command of a less progressive pedagogical agenda.
As I will show, the commitment from the municipality and from the teachers was to use distance teaching and ICT for conventional schooling. The case lays the ground for a discussion on the progressivity of distance teaching and the use of advanced ICT solutions in schools. My aim with the paper is to add to the understanding of the scope of distance teaching in schools. Does ICT and distance teaching serve progressive ends per se? What do we learn about distance teaching from this setup in the school in Greenland?
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Classroom teaching; ICT; Distance teaching; Greenland
Title of journal:
Nordic Journal of Digital Literacy (NJDL)
Volume of journal:
13
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Universitetsforlaget
Country of publication:
Norway
ISSN number:
1891-943x-2018-01-02
DOI number:
10.18261
The article reports some results from a study about an Everyday rehabilitation-project in Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq. Everyday rehabilitation in home care has spread rapidly in Scandinavia through the last few years and is part of a worldwide focus on ‘active ageing’ because of a growing share of peop…
The article reports some results from a study about an Everyday rehabilitation-project in Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq. Everyday rehabilitation in home care has spread rapidly in Scandinavia through the last few years and is part of a worldwide focus on ‘active ageing’ because of a growing share of people 65+ years. Many citizens benefit from rehabilitative services, but research shows that those in most need often are excluded from home care services because of a one-sided focus on ‘growth’. This can bring along conflicts between professionals and citizens and a lack of relevant support for citizens. The purpose of this study was to investigate citizens’ perspectives on a good life as old in Nuuk and how rehabilitation can support them in conducting a meaningful life from their own perspectives.
The study was conducted as an ethnographic field study. The methods were participant observations, qualitative interviews and document analysis.
The study shows that home care and rehabilitation services are concentrated on practical and instrumental help, disconnected from the citizens’ everyday life, their resources and values. This has a passivating and demotivating effect. Old people are proud of their achievements in life, they are actively managing their lives on a daily basis, and they have dreams for the future. But they do need professional assistance. Their everyday life-knowledge and perspectives have to be integrated in professional practice in order to improve the quality of home care services through cooperation between citizens and professionals. An action possibility is proposed, namely a certain approach to ‘life stories’ as an instrument to involve the citizens as participants in home care and rehabilitation.
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Editor:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Hverdagsrehabilitering; Brugerperspektiver; Hjemmepleje; Ældrepolitik; Ensomhed; Livshistorier
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
26
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Artiklerne i denne bog belyser aspekter af kristendommens religiøse, kulturelle og samfundsmæssige betydning i Grønland.
Author:
Oluf Schönbeck; Niels Holger Petersen; Aqqaluk Lynge; Sven Rune Havsteen; Søren T. Thuesen; Henrik Wilhjelm; Niels H. Frandsen; 3Grønlandsk naliliineq | Evaluering af 3Grønlandsk; Karen Langgård; Robert Petersen; Birgitte Sonne; Kennet Pedersen; Karen Thisted; Christina Petterson; Sofie Petersen; Kristian Mørch; Richard Petersen; Hans Anton Lynge; Magnus Larsen; Bendt Frederiksen; Hans Siimuuaraq Mikaelsen; Ulrik Møller; Margrethe Jeremiassen; Theodor Jørgensen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Kristendom; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Eksistensen
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions is an authoritative guide to the Arctic and the Antarctic through an exploration of key areas of research in the physical and natural sciences and the social sciences and humanities. It presents 38 new and original contributions from leading figures and vo…
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions is an authoritative guide to the Arctic and the Antarctic through an exploration of key areas of research in the physical and natural sciences and the social sciences and humanities. It presents 38 new and original contributions from leading figures and voices in polar research, policy and practice, as well as work from emerging scholars.
This handbook aims to approach and understand the Polar Regions as places that are at the forefront of global conversations about some of the most pressing contemporary issues and research questions of our age. The volume provides a discussion of the similarities and differences between the two regions to help deepen understanding and knowledge. Major themes and issues are integrated in the comprehensive introduction chapter by the editors, who are top researchers in their respective fields. The contributions show how polar researchers engage with contemporary debates and use interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches to address new developments as well as map out exciting trajectories for future work in the Arctic and the Antarctic.
The handbook provides an easy access to key items of scholarly literature and material otherwise inaccessible or scattered throughout a variety of specialist journals and books. A unique one-stop research resource for researchers and policymakers with an interest in the Arctic and Antarctic, it is also a comprehensive reference work for graduate and advanced undergraduate students.
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Editor:
T. Christensen; M. Siegert
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Sustainable development; Arctic; Political discourse
Host publication title:
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions
Publication house:
Routledge
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions is an authoritative guide to the Arctic and the Antarctic through an exploration of key areas of research in the physical and natural sciences and the social sciences and humanities. It presents 38 new and original contributions from leading figures and vo…
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions is an authoritative guide to the Arctic and the Antarctic through an exploration of key areas of research in the physical and natural sciences and the social sciences and humanities. It presents 38 new and original contributions from leading figures and voices in polar research, policy and practice, as well as work from emerging scholars.
This handbook aims to approach and understand the Polar Regions as places that are at the forefront of global conversations about some of the most pressing contemporary issues and research questions of our age. The volume provides a discussion of the similarities and differences between the two regions to help deepen understanding and knowledge. Major themes and issues are integrated in the comprehensive introduction chapter by the editors, who are top researchers in their respective fields. The contributions show how polar researchers engage with contemporary debates and use interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches to address new developments as well as map out exciting trajectories for future work in the Arctic and the Antarctic.
The handbook provides an easy access to key items of scholarly literature and material otherwise inaccessible or scattered throughout a variety of specialist journals and books. A unique one-stop research resource for researchers and policymakers with an interest in the Arctic and Antarctic, it is also a comprehensive reference work for graduate and advanced undergraduate students.
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Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen; Sanne Vamme Larsen ; Bram Noble
Editor:
T. Christensen; M. Siegert
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Social; Environment; Arctic; Impact assessments
Host publication title:
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions
Publication house:
Routledge
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions is an authoritative guide to the Arctic and the Antarctic through an exploration of key areas of research in the physical and natural sciences and the social sciences and humanities. It presents 38 new and original contributions from leading figures and vo…
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions is an authoritative guide to the Arctic and the Antarctic through an exploration of key areas of research in the physical and natural sciences and the social sciences and humanities. It presents 38 new and original contributions from leading figures and voices in polar research, policy and practice, as well as work from emerging scholars.
This handbook aims to approach and understand the Polar Regions as places that are at the forefront of global conversations about some of the most pressing contemporary issues and research questions of our age. The volume provides a discussion of the similarities and differences between the two regions to help deepen understanding and knowledge. Major themes and issues are integrated in the comprehensive introduction chapter by the editors, who are top researchers in their respective fields. The contributions show how polar researchers engage with contemporary debates and use interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches to address new developments as well as map out exciting trajectories for future work in the Arctic and the Antarctic.
The handbook provides an easy access to key items of scholarly literature and material otherwise inaccessible or scattered throughout a variety of specialist journals and books. A unique one-stop research resource for researchers and policymakers with an interest in the Arctic and Antarctic, it is also a comprehensive reference work for graduate and advanced undergraduate students.
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Author:
Editor:
T. Christensen; M. Siegert
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Environment; Arctic; Governance
Host publication title:
The Routledge Handbook of the Polar Regions
Publication house:
Routledge
Editor:
Ingvill Elgsaas; Kristine Offerdal
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; Preparedness; Maritime; Arctic
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Maritime preparedness systems in the Arctic – institutional arrangements and potential for collaboration
Edition:
3
Publication house:
Nord University
ISBN number:
978-82-7456-787-0
Diplomacy and Paradiplomacy in the North Atlantic and the Arctic - A Comparative Approach
Editor:
Matthias Finger ; Lassi Heininen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Diplomacy; Paradiplomacy; Greenland; Svalbard; Nunavut; Faroe Islands
Place of publication:
Springer International Publishing
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
The Global Arctic Handbook
Publication house:
Springer
ISBN number:
978-3-319-91994-2
Greenland and the International Politics of a Changing Arctic - Postcolonial Paradiplomacy between High and Low Politics
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic politics; Paradiplomacy; Greenland
Title of journal:
Polar Record
Volume of journal:
54
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
Place of publication:
Cambridge
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
DOI number:
10.1017/S0032247418000116
Rapport fra forsøg med fjernundervisning i faget matematik i mellem skolen i Tasiilaq og en bygdeskole i østgrønland. Fjernundervisningen lykkedes ikke, primært fordi internetforbindelsen var for lille og ustabil.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning; Matematik; Østgrønland; E-læring
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
I 2019 forventes Grønlands første fængsel eller lukkede anstalt, som er den officielle betegnelse, at blive taget i brug. Den grønlandske kriminallov bygger på principper om resocialisering af lovbrydere og at undgå indespærringens skadelige virkninger. Hidtil har afsoning fundet sted i såkaldte åbn…
I 2019 forventes Grønlands første fængsel eller lukkede anstalt, som er den officielle betegnelse, at blive taget i brug. Den grønlandske kriminallov bygger på principper om resocialisering af lovbrydere og at undgå indespærringens skadelige virkninger. Hidtil har afsoning fundet sted i såkaldte åbne anstalter, hvor hensigten var, at domfældte skulle være beskæftiget i byen mens de afsonede. Med den nye anstalt bliver Grønland som ”landet uden fængsel”, officielt fortid. Desuden slutter en lang tradition med at sende grønlandske forvaringsdømte til afsoning i Danmark. Forvaring er kriminallovens strengeste foranstaltning. Forvaringsdommen kan fuldbyrdes i en grønlandsk anstalt eller ”en psykiatrisk ledet anstalt under Kriminalforsorgen i Danmark”, Herstedvester Fængsel. Næsten en fjerdedel af Grønlands indsatte afsoner en forvaringsdom, og ca. en femtedel af alle indsatte er sendt ud af landet til afsoning i Herstedvester. Denne artikel vil kaste lys på den grønlandske forvaringsdom og dens konsekvenser for de dømte. Desuden vil forventninger til Grønlands nye lukkede anstalt blive undersøgt.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Grønland; Kriminallov; Anstalter; Fængsler; Forvaring; Udstødelse
Title of journal:
Retfærd - Nordic Journal of Law and Justice
Number of journal:
01/160 – 2018
Publisher:
Djøf Forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Residents across the Baffin Bay/Davis Strait (BBDS) region have experienced common challenges in relation to rapid development and changes in living conditions, and they continue to adapt to the legacy of colonization. However, there are still significant symptoms of social problems and mental vulne…
Residents across the Baffin Bay/Davis Strait (BBDS) region have experienced common challenges in relation to rapid development and changes in living conditions, and they continue to adapt to the legacy of colonization. However, there are still significant symptoms of social problems and mental vulnerability. The strong relation to nature and the importance of artistic creativity and cohesion remain central to the life of Inuit. These factors are of great importance for mental health and well-being.
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Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen; Linnea Ingebrigtson; Sharon Edmunds-Potvin
Editor:
Anders Mosbech; Mickaël Lemay; Malene Simon; Flemming Ravn Merkel; Tom Christensen; Rikke Becker Jacobsen; Knud Falk
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Health; Well-being; Arctic
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
AMAP 2017 Adaptation Actions for a Changing Arctic: Perspectives from the Baffin Bay/Davis Strait Region
Publication house:
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)
ISBN number:
978-82-7971-105-6
Commodity prices, together with extraction prices and technology development – not climate change effects – are the main drivers of change in the Baffin Bay/ Davis Strait (BBDS) non-living resources sector. The commodity prices of mineral resources are expected to decline in the coming years.
Author:
Susse Wegeberg; Chris Southcott; Peter Aastrup; Anne Merrild Hansen
Editor:
Anders Mosbech; Mickaël Lemay; Malene Simon; Flemming Ravn Merkel; Tom Christensen; Rikke Becker Jacobsen; Knud Falk
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Non-living resources; Arctic
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
AMAP 2017 Adaptation Actions for a Changing Arctic: Perspectives from the Baffin Bay/Davis Strait Region
Publication house:
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)
ISBN number:
978-82-7971-105-6
The following sections summarize the main adaptation options from this report, consider and consolidate the sectoral responses outlined in previous chapters, and add relevant adaptation options from other sources, including Arctic Council reports.
Author:
Clive Tesar; Knud Falk; James Ford; Maria Ackrén; Merete Watt Boolsen; Sharon Edmunds-Potvin; Anne Merrild Hansen; Linnea Ingebrigtson; Thomas Ingeman-Nielsen; Mickaël Lemay; Flemming Ravn Merkel; Thierry Rodon; Chris Southcott; Jean-Éric Tremblay; Susse Wegeberg
Editor:
Anders Mosbech; Mickaël Lemay; Malene Simon; Flemming Ravn Merkel; Tom Christensen; Rikke Becker Jacobsen; Knud Falk
Year:
2018
Subjects:
BBDS region; Arctic; Adaptation
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
AMAP 2017 Adaptation Actions for a Changing Arctic: Perspectives from the Baffin Bay/Davis Strait Region
Publication house:
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)
ISBN number:
978-82-7971-105-6
This contribution is based on a seminar and workshop on public participation processes related to extractive industries in the Arctic, organized by the Arctic Oil and Gas Research Centre at Ilisimatusarfik (University of Greenland) on October 17th and 18th 2017. The seminar was led by experts on ext…
This contribution is based on a seminar and workshop on public participation processes related to extractive industries in the Arctic, organized by the Arctic Oil and Gas Research Centre at Ilisimatusarfik (University of Greenland) on October 17th and 18th 2017. The seminar was led by experts on extractive industries, indigenous peoples, impact assessments, law, and public participation. They came from Greenland, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Scotland, England and Brazil. The seminar was open to the public and was well attended by representatives from the ministries, municipal governments, academic and research institutes, NGOs and others. A select group of invited experts and a group of graduate students from Ilisimatusarfik took part in the workshop.
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Editor:
Kamrul Hossain; Anna Petrétei
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Public participation; Greenland; Arctic; Extractive industries
Host publication title:
Current Developments in Arctic Law
Volume:
5
Publication house:
University of Lapland
Seminal literature has documented broadly the living conditions of Mexican workers before the Revolution of 1910. Various authors argue that a continuous deterioration of real wages in the preceding years of the Mexican revolution contributed to the social unrest that lead to the armed conflict. Yet…
Seminal literature has documented broadly the living conditions of Mexican workers before the Revolution of 1910. Various authors argue that a continuous deterioration of real wages in the preceding years of the Mexican revolution contributed to the social unrest that lead to the armed conflict. Yet, most of the quantitative evidence has focused on aggregate estimates overlooking the regional wage dynamics. Through regional historical data, this article reevaluates quantitatively the patterns of Mexican regional real wages providing new estimates for the period 1877-c.1910. The analysis reveals that a divergent pattern between sectors and regions emerged during these years. However, the study also shows that in general, locally-adjusted regional real wages remained relatively stable throughout the period.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Economic history; Mexico
Title of journal:
Iberoamericana – Nordic Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
Volume of journal:
47
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Stockholm University Press
Country of publication:
Sweden
DOI number:
http://doi.org/10.16993/iberoamericana.421
The background of the study reported in this chapter was the growing number of chronically ill patients. The purpose was to explore patients’ perspectives on life with chronic illness and how it relates to healthcare practice. The research was conducted as an ethnographic field study. A conclusion o…
The background of the study reported in this chapter was the growing number of chronically ill patients. The purpose was to explore patients’ perspectives on life with chronic illness and how it relates to healthcare practice. The research was conducted as an ethnographic field study. A conclusion of the study is that the disease-oriented healthcare system is not geared to deal with rehabilitation because of a narrow focus on disease and treatment, and the exclusion of patients’ knowledge. However, knowledge about patients’ everyday life and perspectives hold potentials for rehabilitative and health promotional professional interventions.
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Editor:
Exner-Pirot, Heather et al.
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Chronic illness; Rehabilitation; Health promotion; Patient involvement; Well-being; Everyday life; Greenland
Place of publication:
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Country of publication:
Canada
Host publication title:
Northern and Indigenous Health and Health Care
Publication house:
University of Saskatchewan
On pretty much any measure of international comparison, Iceland is a little fish. Nevertheless, its geographical location next to the Big Pond that is the Arctic Ocean has put it in a position of influence in a region of growing international importance.
In this paper, we explore Iceland’s influenc…
On pretty much any measure of international comparison, Iceland is a little fish. Nevertheless, its geographical location next to the Big Pond that is the Arctic Ocean has put it in a position of influence in a region of growing international importance.
In this paper, we explore Iceland’s influence in the Arctic region based on international relations considerations such as its political alliances; and based on international law: Iceland’s rights and responsibilities.
The paper presents the Arctic Council and Iceland’s role within it before turning to issues that are governed outside of the Arctic Council system, in particular, Arctic fisheries and maritime boundaries. The paper explains Iceland’s approach to Arctic cooperation in light of its published policy documents and explores the tools available to Iceland to defend its interests.
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Editor:
Giorgio Baruchello; Kristín Margrét Jóhannsdóttir; Jakob Þór Kristjánsson ; Skafti Ingimarsson
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic cooperation; Iceland; Arctic Council
Place of publication:
Cambridge
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
No-one is an Island: an Icelandic Perspective
Publication house:
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN number:
978-1527513921
Fra »GRØXIT« – Grønlands exit af EF - til partnerskab med EU
Grønland og EU har et helt specielt partnerskab, gentog begge parter i sommer under en række møder, hvor bl.a. Partnerskabsaftalen vedrørende uddannelse blev behandlet. Forholdet startede dog knap så smidigt, og i første halvdel af 1980’erne var skilsmissen en realitet.
Year:
2018
Subjects:
GRØXIT; EF; EU; Partnerskab; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
AG
Volume & number:
41
Date & year:
10. oktober
»GRØXIT«-imiit – Kalaallit Nunaata EF-imiit anineraniit – EU-mik suleqatiginninnialerneranut
Kalaallit Nunaat aamma EU immikkuullarissumik suleqatigiipput, aasaanerani ataatsimiinnerni assigiinngitsuni tamanna suleqatigiilluarneq uteqqinneqarpoq, ilaatigut ilinniartitaanermut tunngasut suleqatigiissutiginissaanut isumaqatigiissut suliarineqarpoq. Pissutsit eqaatsumik aallartipput, 1980-ikku…
Kalaallit Nunaat aamma EU immikkuullarissumik suleqatigiipput, aasaanerani ataatsimiinnerni assigiinngitsuni tamanna suleqatigiilluarneq uteqqinneqarpoq, ilaatigut ilinniartitaanermut tunngasut suleqatigiissutiginissaanut isumaqatigiissut suliarineqarpoq. Pissutsit eqaatsumik aallartipput, 1980-ikkullu qiteqqunneranni katissimasut avissinnaanerat piviusunngortinneqarluni.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
GRØXIT; Kalaallit Nunaat; EF; EU
Name of newspaper:
AG
Volume & number:
41
Date & year:
10 oktobari
Boganmeldelse: Det er jo mennesker
Anmeldelse af bogen: Det er jo mennesker - skæbner fra fængslet, Dorte Kvist i samarbejde med Carl og Ingeborg Lomholt
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Fængsel; Afsoning; Forsoning; Udstødelse
Title of journal:
Nordisk Tisdsskrift for Kriminalvidenskab
Number of journal:
September 2018 - 105. årgang nr. 2
Publisher:
De Nordiske Kriminalistforeninger
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0029-1528
Kvalitative analysemetoder i sundhedsforskning
Kapitlet introducerer til en analysemetode, som bygger på socialpsykologisk teori om strukturer og relationer i social praksis. Betingelses-, betydnings- og begrundelsesanalysen integrerer samfundsmæssige og institutionelle strukturer i brugernes daglige livsførelse og i professionel praksis. Formål…
Kapitlet introducerer til en analysemetode, som bygger på socialpsykologisk teori om strukturer og relationer i social praksis. Betingelses-, betydnings- og begrundelsesanalysen integrerer samfundsmæssige og institutionelle strukturer i brugernes daglige livsførelse og i professionel praksis. Formålet med analysen er at vise sammenhængen mellem institutionel praksis og brugernes daglige livsførelse med fx sundhedsproblemer, hvordan de forskellige praksisser påvirker hinanden, og hvilke muligheder og problemer, de rummer. Ved hjælp af eksempler fra empirisk forskning i patientperspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland vises det, hvordan analysemetoden kan bruges på empirisk materiale, hvilke former for viden og praksis den analyserer, og hvilken viden og hvilke handlemuligheder, den kan generere.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Kvalitativ forskning; Analysemetode; Socialpsykologi; Praksisviden; Sammenhænge
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Kvalitative analysemetoder i sundhedsforskning
Edition:
1. udgave
Publication house:
Klim
ISBN number:
978 87 7204 235 0
Første del af rapporten beskriver det grønlandske medielandskab, og giver et billede af de nyhedsmedier der findes og de journalister, der arbejder der.
Anden del af rapporten beskriver forbruget af nyhedsmedier hos befolkningen i Grønland, og giver et billede af hvilke nyhedsmedier der benyttes h…
Første del af rapporten beskriver det grønlandske medielandskab, og giver et billede af de nyhedsmedier der findes og de journalister, der arbejder der.
Anden del af rapporten beskriver forbruget af nyhedsmedier hos befolkningen i Grønland, og giver et billede af hvilke nyhedsmedier der benyttes hvor og af hvem.
Tredje del af rapporten er en analyse af indholdet i grønlandske nyhedsmedier, der blandt andet viser hvilke kilder der typisk kommer til orde i medierne.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard; Naimah Hussain
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Medier; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Nalunaarusiap immikkoortuani siullermi Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiuuteqarnerup qanoq issusia oqaluttuarineqarpoq, tusagassiuutit nutaarsiassaqartitsisut tusagassiortullu taakkunani sulisut eqqartorneqarlutik.
Immikkoortup aappaani innuttaasut tusagassiuutinik atuinerat allaaserineqarpoq, tusagass…
Nalunaarusiap immikkoortuani siullermi Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiuuteqarnerup qanoq issusia oqaluttuarineqarpoq, tusagassiuutit nutaarsiassaqartitsisut tusagassiortullu taakkunani sulisut eqqartorneqarlutik.
Immikkoortup aappaani innuttaasut tusagassiuutinik atuinerat allaaserineqarpoq, tusagassiuutit nutaarsiassaqartitsisut suut, sumi kikkunnillu atorneqarnerat oqaluttuarineqarluni.
Immikkoortut pingajuat Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiuutit nutaarsiassaqartitsiviusut imarisaasa misissorneqarneranni paasisanik imaqarpoq, soorlu tusarfiit kikkut tusagassiuutini oqaaseqartitaagajunnerannik.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard; Naimah Hussain
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiuutit
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Editor:
Osamu Inagaki ; Akiho Shibata
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic Council; Environmental Law and Policy
Place of publication:
Tokyo
Country of publication:
Japan
Host publication title:
北極国際法秩序の展望:科学・環境・海洋(Towards an International Legal Order for the Arctic: Science, Environment and the Ocean)
Publication house:
Toshindo
ISBN number:
978-4-7989-1508-1
Year:
2018
Subjects:
anmeldelse; Grønland
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Volume of journal:
30
Number of journal:
155
Publisher:
Selskabet til Fremme af Social Debat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Denmark
ISSN number:
09043535
Udredning af bistandsværgeordningen for forvaringsdømte og psykisk syge foranstaltningsdømte grønlændere i Danmark og Grønland
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Forvaring; Retspsykiatri; Bistandsværger; Kriminallov; Fængsel; Institutioner; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Det Grønlandske Hus, København - Kalaallit Illuutaat
ISBN number:
978-87-987435-1-4
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik; Boligpolitik
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
45
Date & year:
9. november
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Medier; Grønland; Tusagassiuutit 2018
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
46
Date & year:
16. november 2018
I rapporten undersøges forekomsten af trivsel og udbrændthed blandt ansatte i Grønlands sociale sektor ved hjælp af et online spørgeskema.
Undersøgelsen er den første af sin slags i mere end 10 år. Ud af 348 adspurgte svarede omkring 200 ansatte inden for socialområdet på spørgsmål om trivsel i ar…
I rapporten undersøges forekomsten af trivsel og udbrændthed blandt ansatte i Grønlands sociale sektor ved hjælp af et online spørgeskema.
Undersøgelsen er den første af sin slags i mere end 10 år. Ud af 348 adspurgte svarede omkring 200 ansatte inden for socialområdet på spørgsmål om trivsel i arbejdslivet med afsæt i en række baggrundsspørgsmål om køn, løn, arbejdssted, kommune osv. Undersøgelsen er udformet som et åbent spørgeskema med en indlagt test om det psykiske arbejdsmiljø, som er baseret på en Maslach Burnout Inventory. Langt størstedelen af de adspurgte inden for det sociale område oplever at de trives i deres arbejde. Det forekommer dog for ca. 1 ud af 4 at de føler sig udkørte når arbejdsdagen er ovre. Undersøgelsen peger endvidere på en lav anciennitet på området og det kan vække bekymring. Lav anciennitet kan resultere i en lav organisationshukommelse og kan kobles til med udfordringer inden for socialområdet omkring kontinuitet i sagsbehandlingen og et for lavt niveau af opfølgninger på socialklienters handleplaner. Anciennitetsniveauet kan være et tegn at man på disse offentlige arbejdspladser må fastholde et fokus på at sikre et godt psykiske arbejdsmiljø til gavn for de ansatte. Fremadrettet er det vigtigt løbende at få undersøgt arbejdsmiljøet inden for det sociale område, da man særligt i børne- og familieforvaltningerne møder ansatte, som til tider arbejder under i et meget omfattende arbejdspres.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Psykisk arbejdsmiljø; Grønland; Arbejdsliv; Online survey
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiuutit
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
46
Date & year:
16. november
Despite the fact that not a single barrel of Greenlandic oil was ever extracted, refined and consumed in or exported from Greenland, hydrocarbon has nevertheless played a significant role in contemporary economical, environmental, and political. discourses. Not least as a key political issue in Gree…
Despite the fact that not a single barrel of Greenlandic oil was ever extracted, refined and consumed in or exported from Greenland, hydrocarbon has nevertheless played a significant role in contemporary economical, environmental, and political. discourses. Not least as a key political issue in Greenland as well as between Greenland and Denmark is the discourse about Greenland’s development from a colony to Self-Governance (2009) via status as a Danish county (1953) and Home Rule (1979). One of the article’s foci is how the discourse about and the gradual acknowledgement of the Greenlanders’ rights to the Greenland subsurface has been an important part of Greenlandic nation building. Furthermore, visions for an independent Greenland have been fuelled by the hopes for ‘a shortcut’ via discoveries of oil and gas that eventually could compensate for the Danish block grant and pave the way for an independent Greenland. In 2012 Greenland Self-Governance took over the full authority of mineral resources including oil and gas. 2012 was also the year following explorative drillings of eight wells that were all dry. The following years were characterised by a rapidly declining interest from the oil industry in developing hydrocarbon activities in Greenland waters and demonstrated Greenland’s dependency on the international market for oil. Greenland being part of a globalised world also became apparent when Greenland was confronted with, for instance, environmental concerns caused by Greenland’s wish to be an oil-producing country. Conflicting interests internationally were also reflected in the results based on a national survey on attitudes to, perceptions of as well as hopes and concerns related to oil development. Some results are presented in the article.
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Editor:
Lassi Heininen; Heather Exner-Pirot
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland subsurface rights; Greenland oil activities; Self-Governance; Greenland independency
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
Arctic Yearbook 2018. Arctic Development In Theory & In Practice
Publication house:
Northern Research Forum
This article uses historical travel writing by Anglo-European Women to investigate the construction of gendered geographies in the Far North. Applying an interdisciplinary approach that combines history, literary analysis and gender studies, the paper examines the gendered aspects of travel, and the…
This article uses historical travel writing by Anglo-European Women to investigate the construction of gendered geographies in the Far North. Applying an interdisciplinary approach that combines history, literary analysis and gender studies, the paper examines the gendered aspects of travel, and the intersectionality of gender, class and race. Using examples from two published travel accounts and personal archives, the paper will demonstrate the historical processes of gender differences and representations, as well as capture the intersectionality of literature and the construction of place in real, imaginary and symbolic terms.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
History; Travel; Literature; Gender
Title of journal:
International Journal of Arts and Sciences
Volume of journal:
10
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Conference of the International Journal of Arts and Sciences, Universitypublications.net
Place of publication:
Connecticut
Country of publication:
USA
ISSN number:
1943-6114
Although Greenland has pursued hydrocarbon development over the last four decades, no viable reserves have been found to date. Therefore, local Greenland communities have little experience or knowledge of how such development might affect their way of life or how to influence project development and…
Although Greenland has pursued hydrocarbon development over the last four decades, no viable reserves have been found to date. Therefore, local Greenland communities have little experience or knowledge of how such development might affect their way of life or how to influence project development and outcomes should a significant reserve be found. On the North Slope of Alaska, in contrast, hydrocarbon extraction was commercialized in the 1970s, and the industry is now highly developed. North Slope residents have experienced dramatic influences on their everyday lives and well-being as a result of large-scale hydrocarbon projects. Some consequences have been welcomed, such as economic development and higher employment rates; however, other impacts are harmful, such as reduced ability of local peoples to maintain subsistence hunting practices. The villages on Alaska’s North Slope share many features in common with settlements in Greenland, such as small size, isolation, and limited political influence. In this study, we explore how Greenlanders might learn from the Alaska experience by examining the comments of North Slope residents. We propose that increased local-to-local recommendation- sharing across the Arctic would better guide sustainable development practices and benefits into potential future projects in Greenland. We conclude that an Arctic “Community Guide” and the process to create one could improve planning and implementation of hydrocarbon projects across the Arctic and promote locally appropriate sustainable development in the affected communities.
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Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen; Ross A. Virginia
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Hydrocarbon; Oil and gas; Sustainable development; Arctic; FPIC; Public participation; Community guide
Title of journal:
Arctic
Volume of journal:
71
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Arctic Institute of North America
Country of publication:
USA
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.14430/arctic4750
This paper uses the 2014–2015 plunge in oil prices as a linchpin for understanding how petroleum development represents a challenge to Arctic societies. Analysis of media discourses, grey literature and fieldwork material from 2013 to 2017 compared with previous work in the region shows that the 75%…
This paper uses the 2014–2015 plunge in oil prices as a linchpin for understanding how petroleum development represents a challenge to Arctic societies. Analysis of media discourses, grey literature and fieldwork material from 2013 to 2017 compared with previous work in the region shows that the 75% price decrease in oil price brings into stark relief the perceived level of ontological security that future petroleum economies in Northern Norway, Alaska and Greenland provides. The findings reveal that while the communities in each location find themselves along different timelines of the petroleum economy, there are transferable insights that can benefit other communities influenced by (the potential for) petroleum development in both the Arctic and beyond, in particular concerning the way in which specific ideas about oil and oils future features as contributing to or diminishes ontological security perceptions on the ground. The goal of this paper is to deepen the comparative analysis of research on tensions in Arctic communities as petroleum is perceived as either strengthening or threatening future ontological security in the region. The discussion considers the consequences of path de- pendent petroleum economies, and how perceptions on alternative futures can fruitfully be introduced into petroleum-dominated narratives about viable Arctic futures.
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Author:
Brigt Dale; Siri Veland; Anne Merrild Hansen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Ontological security; Arctic futures; Offshore oil; Alaska; Greenland; Norway; Path dependency
Title of journal:
The Extractive Industries and Society
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exis.2018.10.002
Author:
John Andersen; Martin Frandsen; Gestur Hovgaard; Anna Katrin Matras
Editor:
Annette Bilfeldt; John Andersen; Michael Jørgensen; Kevin Perry
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Aktionsforskning; Højere uddannelse; Planlægning
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
Editor:
Annette Bilfeldt; John Andersen; Michael Jørgensen; Kevin Perry
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Geografiske Informationssystemer; Planlægning; Færøerne; Sandoy
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
Editor:
Giorgio Baruchello; Jakob Thor Kristjánsson; Kristín Margrét Jóhannsdóttir; Skafti Ingimarsson
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Iceland; West Nordic; Faroe Islands; Greenland; Foreign Policy
Publication house:
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN number:
978-1-5275-1392-1
Zoonotic infections transmitted from marine mammals to humans in the Baltic and European Arctic are of unknown significance, despite given considerable potential for transmission due to local hunt. Here we present results of an initial screening for Brucella spp. in Arctic and Baltic seal species. B…
Zoonotic infections transmitted from marine mammals to humans in the Baltic and European Arctic are of unknown significance, despite given considerable potential for transmission due to local hunt. Here we present results of an initial screening for Brucella spp. in Arctic and Baltic seal species. Baltic ringed seals (Pusa hispida, n = 12) sampled in October 2015 and Greenland Sea harp seals (Pagophilus groenlandicus, n = 6) and hooded seals (Cystophora cristata, n = 3) sampled in March 2015 were serologically analysed for antibodies against Brucella spp. The serological analyses were performed using the Rose Bengal Test (RBT) followed by a confirmatory testing of RBT-positive samples by a competitive-enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (C-ELISA). Two of the Baltic ringed seals (a juvenile male and a juvenile female) were seropositive thus indicating previous exposure to a Brucella spp. The findings indicate that ringed seals in the Baltic ecosystem may be exposed to and possibly infected by Brucella spp. No seropositive individuals were detected among the Greenland harp and hooded seals. Although our initial screening shows a zoonotic hazard to Baltic locals, a more in-depth epidemiological investigation is needed in order to determine the human risk associated with this.
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Author:
C. Sonne; E. Andersen-Ranberg; E.L. Rajala; J.S. Agerholm; Eva Cecilie Bonefeld-Jørgensen; J.P. Desforges; I. Eulaers; B.M. Jenssen; Anders Koch; A. Rosing-Asvid; U. Siebert; M. Tyrland; Gert Mulvad; T. Härkönen; M. Acquarone; E.S. Nordøy; R. Dietz; U. Magnusson
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic; Humans; One health; Zoonosis
Title of journal:
Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology
Volume of journal:
198
Publisher:
Elsevier
DOI number:
doi.org/10.1016/j.vetimm.2018.02.005
Various kinds of user and patient involvement are spreading in healthcare in most Western countries. The purpose of this study is to critically assess the actual conditions for patients’involvement in healthcare practice in Greenland and to point to possibilities…
Various kinds of user and patient involvement are spreading in healthcare in most Western countries. The purpose of this study is to critically assess the actual conditions for patients’involvement in healthcare practice in Greenland and to point to possibilities for development. Patients’ perspectives on their own conduct of everyday life with illness and their possibilities for participation when hospitalized are examined in relation to the conditions in a hospital setting dominated by biomedical practice. On a theoretical level, it is argued that the concept of ‘participation’ is preferable to the concept ‘involvement’ in healthcare. The study shows that there are several interconnected areas for development: the structural frames of hospital practice,including professionals’ possibilities for handling patient participation, and the agency of the patients conducting their everyday lives when hospitalized. Consequences of the biomedical hegemony are discussed in relation to WHO ́s broader approach to disease, illness and health and the still existing postcolonial traces of power and hierarchy. Finally it is argued that patient participation during hospitalization will promote the patients ́ conduct of everyday life, the cultural knowledge of the professionals, and the democratization of the healthcare sector. Such changes might be connected to a more encompassing democratic societal development – in Greenland as well as globally.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Patient participation; Patient involvement; Conduct of everyday life; Biomedical hegemony; Chronic illness; Rehabilitation; Democratization; Greenland
Title of journal:
Outlines - Critical Practice Studies
Volume of journal:
19
Number of journal:
1
Country of publication:
Denmark
ISSN number:
1904-0210
Future directions for monitoring and human health research for the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme
For the last two and a half decades, a network of human health experts under the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program (AMAP) has produced several human health assessment reports. These reports have provided a base of scientific knowledge regarding environmental contaminants and their impact on h…
For the last two and a half decades, a network of human health experts under the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program (AMAP) has produced several human health assessment reports. These reports have provided a base of scientific knowledge regarding environmental contaminants and their impact on human health in the Arctic. These reports provide scientific information and policy-relevant recommendations to Arctic governments. They also support international agreements such as the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and the Minamata Convention on Mercury. Key topics discussed in this paper regarding future human health research in the circumpolar Arctic are continued contaminant biomonitoring, health effects research and risk communication. The objective of this paper is to describe knowledge gaps and future priorities for these fields.
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Author:
B. Adlard; S.G. Donaldson; J.O. Odland; P. Weihe; J. Berner; A. Carlsen; Eva Cecilie Bonefeld-Jørgensen; A.A. Dudarev; J.C. Gibson; E.M. Krümmel; K. Olafsdottir; K. Abass; A. Rautio; I.A. Bergdahl; Gert Mulvad
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic; Human health; Biomonitoring; Environmental contaminants
Title of journal:
Global Health Action
Volume of journal:
11
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Online
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/16549716.2018.1480084
Immunisation rates among children in Nuuk
The children immunisation programme in Greenland correlates to the one in Denmark with the addition of the Bacille Calmette–Guerin (BCG)-vaccine and the immunisation against Hepatitis B (HBV). The immunisation rate among children in Greenland has been and is currently unknown and this study aims to…
The children immunisation programme in Greenland correlates to the one in Denmark with the addition of the Bacille Calmette–Guerin (BCG)-vaccine and the immunisation against Hepatitis B (HBV). The immunisation rate among children in Greenland has been and is currently unknown and this study aims to estimate the immunisation rates among children in Nuuk from 1 July 2015 until 30 June 2016. We did an observational cross-sectional study based on a statistical extraction identifying all children in Nuuk eligible for an immunization in the children immunisation programme from 1 July 2015 until 30 June 2016 and a review of their medical records. We found acceptable coverage rates among children younger than 12 months, but coverage rates lower than recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) among older children. Among children between 15 months and 4 years the coverage dropped as low as 33.9 %. Increased awareness of child immunisation rates is suggested including continuously monitoring and adjusting of the organisation of the immunisation programme.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Vaccinations; Immunisations; Arctic; WHO; Measles; Greenland; Infectious diseases
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Online
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2018.1426948
Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D, calcium and parathyroid hormone levels in Native and European populations in Greenland
Ca homoeostasis is important to human health and tightly controlled by powerful hormonal mechanisms that display ethnic variation. Ethnic variations could occur also in Arctic populations where the traditional Inuit diet is low in Ca and sun exposure is limited. We aimed to assess factors important…
Ca homoeostasis is important to human health and tightly controlled by powerful hormonal mechanisms that display ethnic variation. Ethnic variations could occur also in Arctic populations where the traditional Inuit diet is low in Ca and sun exposure is limited. We aimed to assess factors important to parathyroid hormone (PTH) and Ca in serum in Arctic populations. We included Inuit and Caucasians aged 50–69 years living in the capital city in West or in rural East Greenland. Lifestyle factors were assessed by questionnaires. The intake of Inuit diet was assessed from a FFQ. 25-Hydroxyvitamin D (25OHD2 and 25OHD3) levels were measured in serum as was albumin, Ca and PTH. The participation rate was 95 %, with 101 Caucasians and 434 Inuit. Median serum 25OHD (99·7 % was 25OHD3) in Caucasians/Inuit was 42/64 nmol/l (25, 75 percentiles 25, 54/51, 81) (P<0·001). Total Ca in serum was 2·33/2·29 mmol/l (25, 75 percentiles 2·26, 2·38/2·21, 2·36) (P=0·01) and PTH was 2·7/2·2 pmol/l (25, 75 percentiles 2·2, 4·1/1·7, 2·7) (P<0·001). The 69/97 Caucasians/Inuit with serum 25OHD <50 nmol/l differed in PTH (P=0·001) that rose with lower 25OHD levels in Caucasians, whereas this was not the case in Inuit. Ethnic origin influenced PTH (β=0·27, P<0·001) and Ca (β=0·22, P<0·001) in multivariate linear regression models after adjustment for age, sex, BMI, smoking, alcohol and diet. In conclusion, ethnic origin influenced PTH, PTH response to low vitamin D levels and Ca levels in populations in Greenland. Recommendations are to evaluate mechanisms underlying the ethnic influence on Ca homoeostasis and to assess the impact of transition in dietary habits on Ca homoeostasis and skeletal health in Arctic populations.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Parathyroid hormone; Calcium; Vitamin D; Ethnicity; Inuit; 25-hydroxyvitamin D; Parathyroid hormone
Title of journal:
British Journal of Nutrition
Volume of journal:
119
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0007114517003944
We previously showed that a common genetic variant leads to a remarkably increased risk of type 2 diabetes (T2D) in the small and historically isolated Greenlandic population. Motivated by this, we aimed at discovering novel genetic determinants for glycated hemoglobin (HbA1C) and at estimating the…
We previously showed that a common genetic variant leads to a remarkably increased risk of type 2 diabetes (T2D) in the small and historically isolated Greenlandic population. Motivated by this, we aimed at discovering novel genetic determinants for glycated hemoglobin (HbA1C) and at estimating the effect of known HbA1C-associated loci in the Greenlandic population. We analyzed genotype data from 4049 Greenlanders generated using the Illumina Cardio-Metabochip. We performed the discovery association analysis by an additive linear mixed model. To estimate the effect of known HbA1C-associated loci, we modeled the effect in the European and Inuit ancestry proportions of the Greenlandic genome (EAPGG and IAPGG, respectively). After correcting for multiple testing, we found no novel significant associations. When we investigated loci known to associate with HbA1C levels, we found that the lead variant in the GCK locus associated significantly with HbA1C levels in the IAPGG (PIAPGG=4.8×10−6,βIAPGG=0.13SD). Furthermore, for 10 of 15 known HbA1C loci, the effects in IAPGG were similar to the previously reported effects. Interestingly, the ANK1 locus showed a statistically significant ancestral population differential effect, with opposing directions of effect in the two ancestral populations. In conclusion, we found only 1 of the 15 known HbA1C loci to be significantly associated with HbA1C levels in the IAPGG and that two-thirds of the loci showed similar effects in Inuit as previously found in European and East Asian populations. Our results shed light on the genetic effects across ethnicities.
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Author:
E.V.R. Appel; I. Moltke; Marit Eika Jørgensen; A. Linneberg; O. Pedersen; A. Albrechtsen; T. Hansen; N. Grarup
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Diabetes; Inuit; Arctic; Greenland
Title of journal:
European Journal of Human Genetics
Volume of journal:
26
Development of health‐related quality of life and symptoms in patients with advanced cancer in Greenland
A prospective national cohort study assessed the development of health‐related quality of life (HRQoL) and symptoms in adult patients undergoing treatment and care for advanced cancer in Greenland. HRQol was examined by EORTC QLQ‐C30 version 3.0 questionnaire monthly for 4 months. Changes over time…
A prospective national cohort study assessed the development of health‐related quality of life (HRQoL) and symptoms in adult patients undergoing treatment and care for advanced cancer in Greenland. HRQol was examined by EORTC QLQ‐C30 version 3.0 questionnaire monthly for 4 months. Changes over time and between‐group comparisons were examined. Of 58 patients included in the study, 47% completed the questionnaire four times. Functioning was generally high, and improved social functioning was observed after 1 and 2 months. The highest symptom score was for fatigue followed by pain and nausea/vomiting. A high score for financial problems remained unchanged during the entire period. Patients with higher income had reduced pain intensity (p = .03) and diarrhoea (p = .05) than patients with income below the poverty line. After 1 month, reduction in pain intensity was observed for Nuuk citizens compared with non‐Nuuk citizens (p = .05). After 2 months, non‐Nuuk citizens reported improved social functioning compared with Nuuk citizens (p = .05). After 3 months, Global Health in Nuuk citizens was improved compared with non‐Nuuk citizens (p = .05). An important clinical finding was that patients’ needs for support are related to social status, and geographical factors should be taken into account when planning palliative care.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Health‐related quality of life; Palliative care; Prospective study; Remote areas; Symptom management
Title of journal:
European Journal of Cancer Care
Publisher:
John Wiley & Sons Ltd
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1111/ecc.12843
Measuring social inequality in health amongst indigenous peoples in the Arctic. A comparison of different indicators of social disparity among the Inuit in Greenland
The purpose of the article is to compare different indicators of social position as measures of social inequality in health in a population sample from an indigenous arctic people, the Inuit in Greenland. Data was collected during 2005–2015 and consisted of information from 3967 adult Inuit from tow…
The purpose of the article is to compare different indicators of social position as measures of social inequality in health in a population sample from an indigenous arctic people, the Inuit in Greenland. Data was collected during 2005–2015 and consisted of information from 3967 adult Inuit from towns and villages in all parts of Greenland. Social inequalities for smoking and central obesity were analysed in relation to seven indicators of social disparity in four dimensions, i.e. education and employment, economic status, sociocultural position, and place of residence. For each indicator we calculated age-adjusted prevalence by social group, rate ratio and the concentration index. The indicators were correlated with Pearson’s r ranging from 0.24 to 0.82. Concentration indices ranged from 0.01 to 0.17. We could not conclude that one indicator was superior to others. Most of the indicators were traditional socioeconomic indicators used extensively in research in western countries and these seemed to be useful among the Inuit too, in particular household assets and job. Two sociocultural indicators developed for use among the Inuit and which included parameters specific to the indigenous peoples in the transition from a traditional to a modern life style proved to be equally useful but not superior to the traditional socioeconomic indicators. The choice of indicator must depend on what it is realistic to collect in the actual research setting and the use of more than one indicator is recommended. It is suggested to further develop culture specific indicators of social position for indigenous peoples.
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Author:
I.K. Dahl-Petersen; C.V.L. Larsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Social inequality; Socioeconomic conditions; Cultural transition; Smoking; Obesity; Inuit
Title of journal:
SSM Population Health
Volume of journal:
6
Publisher:
Elsevier
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssmph.2018.08.010
Three lifestyle-related issues of major significance for public health among the Inuit in contemporary Greenland: a review of adverse childhood conditions, obesity, and smoking in a period of social transition
Greenland is a country in transition from a colonial past with subsistence hunting and fishing to an urban Nordic welfare state. Epidemiological transition from infectious to chronic diseases has been evident since the 1950s. Ninety percent of the population is Inuit.
We studied three public health…
Greenland is a country in transition from a colonial past with subsistence hunting and fishing to an urban Nordic welfare state. Epidemiological transition from infectious to chronic diseases has been evident since the 1950s. Ninety percent of the population is Inuit.
We studied three public health issues based on published literature, namely adverse childhood experiences, addictive behavior, and suicide; diet and obesity; and smoking. Alcohol consumption was high in the 1970s and 1980s with accompanying family and social disruption. This is still a cause of poor mental health and suicides in the generations most affected. The diet is changing from a traditional diet of fish and marine mammals to imported food including food items rich in sugar and fat from domestic animals, and the level of physical activity is decreasing with an ensuing epidemic rise in obesity. The prevalence of smoking is high at around 60% among both men and women and is only slowly decreasing. Smoking shows large social variation, and tobacco-related diseases are widespread.
The diseases and conditions outlined above all contribute towards a low life expectancy at birth—69 years for men and 74 years for women in 2011–2015—compared with 78 and 84 years for men and women, respectively, on average in the European countries. The translation of government public health programs into local activities needs strengthening, and it must be realized that the improvement of public health is a long-term process.
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Author:
C.V.L. Larsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Inuit; Greenland; Alcohol; Suicide; Diet; Obesity; Smoking
Title of journal:
Public Health Reviews
Volume of journal:
39
Number of journal:
5
Publisher:
BMC
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1186/s40985-018-0085-8
Prevalence of Diabetic Neuropathy in Young Adults with Type 1 Diabetes and the Association with Insulin Pump Therapy
Aims: The aim was to investigate the prevalence of diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy (DSPN) and cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy (CAN) in a Danish population of young adults with type 1 diabetes (T1D) using both established and novel measuring modalities. Furthermore, to investigate the associ…
Aims: The aim was to investigate the prevalence of diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy (DSPN) and cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy (CAN) in a Danish population of young adults with type 1 diabetes (T1D) using both established and novel measuring modalities. Furthermore, to investigate the association between continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) treatment and these complications.
Materials and Methods: CAN was assessed by cardiovascular autonomic reflex tests. DSPN was assessed not only by perception of light touch and pain, vibration perception threshold (VPT), Brief Pain Inventory (BPI), and Michigan Neuropathy Screening Instrument questionnaires but also by novel modalities: electrochemical skin conductance (ESC), sural nerve conduction velocity (SNCV), and sural nerve amplitude potential (SNAP).
Results: The study comprised 156 young adults with a mean age of 22 years (standard deviation 1.6). The prevalence of CAN and early CAN was 9% and 28.1%, respectively. Subclinical DSPN was 55.1% and confirmed DSPN was 2.6%. Prevalence of abnormal SNAP was 23.8%, SNCV was 37.1%, ESC on the hands and feet was 4% and 8%, respectively, VPT was 1.3%, and BPI questionnaire was 1.9%. No association was found between CSII treatment and the measures of DSPN and CAN.
Conclusion: DSPN and CAN are prevalent in young adults with T1D with no association found with CSII treatment. The use of novel measuring modalities identified a higher number of subjects with DSPN compared with established measures. Screening for diabetic neuropathy in young adults may be beneficial to detect and prevent nerve damages at early stages.
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Author:
M.M.B. Christensen; E.E. Hommel; Marit Eika Jørgensen; B.J. von Scholten; J. Fleischer; C.S. Hansen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Type 1 diabetes; Cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy; Diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy; Young adults; Electrochemical skin conductance; Sural nerve conduction velocity; Sural nerve amplitude potential
Title of journal:
Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics
Volume of journal:
20
Number of journal:
12
Publisher:
Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1089/dia.2018.0249
RISING SUN: Prioritized Outcomes for Suicide Prevention in the Arctic
The Arctic Council, a collaborative forum among governments and Arctic communities, has highlighted the problem of suicide and potential solutions. The mental health initiative during the United States chairmanship, Reducing the Incidence of Suicide in Indigenous Groups: Strengths United Through Net…
The Arctic Council, a collaborative forum among governments and Arctic communities, has highlighted the problem of suicide and potential solutions. The mental health initiative during the United States chairmanship, Reducing the Incidence of Suicide in Indigenous Groups: Strengths United Through Networks (RISING SUN), used a Delphi methodology complemented by face-to-face stakeholder discussions to identify outcomes to evaluate suicide prevention interventions. RISING SUN underscored that multilevel suicide prevention initiatives require mobilizing resources and enacting policies that promote the capacity for wellness, for example, by reducing adverse childhood experiences, increasing social equity, and mitigating the effects of colonization and poverty.
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Author:
PY Collins; RA Jr Delgado ; C Apok; L Baez; S Chatwood; C Chipp; A Crawford; A Crosby; D Dillard; H Ericksen; J Hicks; CVL Larsen; R McKeon; PJ Partapuoli ; A Phillips; B Pringle; S Rasmus; S Sigurðardóttir ; A Silviken ; JP Stoor; Y Sumarokov ; L Wexler
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Cross-cultural issues; Global mental health; Suicide prevention; Indigenous mental health; Arctic health
Title of journal:
Psychiatric Services
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.ps.201700505
Alcohol use and burden for 195 countries and territories, 1990-2016: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2016
Background: Alcohol use is a leading risk factor for death and disability, but its overall association with health remains complex given the possible protective effects of moderate alcohol consumption on some conditions. With our comprehensive approach to health accounting within the Global Burden o…
Background: Alcohol use is a leading risk factor for death and disability, but its overall association with health remains complex given the possible protective effects of moderate alcohol consumption on some conditions. With our comprehensive approach to health accounting within the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study 2016, we generated improved estimates of alcohol use and alcohol-attributable deaths and disability-adjusted life-years (DALYs) for 195 locations from 1990 to 2016, for both sexes and for 5-year age groups between the ages of 15 years and 95 years and older.
Methods: Using 694 data sources of individual and population-level alcohol consumption, along with 592 prospective and retrospective studies on the risk of alcohol use, we produced estimates of the prevalence of current drinking, abstention, the distribution of alcohol consumption among current drinkers in standard drinks daily (defined as 10 g of pure ethyl alcohol), and alcohol-attributable deaths and DALYs. We made several methodological improvements compared with previous estimates: first, we adjusted alcohol sales estimates to take into account tourist and unrecorded consumption; second, we did a new meta-analysis of relative risks for 23 health outcomes associated with alcohol use; and third, we developed a new method to quantify the level of alcohol consumption that minimises the overall risk to individual health.
Findings: Globally, alcohol use was the seventh leading risk factor for both deaths and DALYs in 2016, accounting for 2·2% (95% uncertainty interval [UI] 1·5–3·0) of age-standardised female deaths and 6·8% (5·8–8·0) of age-standardised male deaths. Among the population aged 15–49 years, alcohol use was the leading risk factor globally in 2016, with 3·8% (95% UI 3·2–4·3) of female deaths and 12·2% (10·8–13·6) of male deaths attributable to alcohol use. For the population aged 15–49 years, female attributable DALYs were 2·3% (95% UI 2·0–2·6) and male attributable DALYs were 8·9% (7·8–9·9). The three leading causes of attributable deaths in this age group were tuberculosis (1·4% [95% UI 1·0–1·7] of total deaths), road injuries (1·2% [0·7–1·9]), and self-harm (1·1% [0·6–1·5]). For populations aged 50 years and older, cancers accounted for a large proportion of total alcohol-attributable deaths in 2016, constituting 27·1% (95% UI 21·2–33·3) of total alcohol-attributable female deaths and 18·9% (15·3–22·6) of male deaths. The level of alcohol consumption that minimised harm across health outcomes was zero (95% UI 0·0–0·8) standard drinks per week.
Interpretation: Alcohol use is a leading risk factor for global disease burden and causes substantial health loss. We found that the risk of all-cause mortality, and of cancers specifically, rises with increasing levels of consumption, and the level of consumption that minimises health loss is zero. These results suggest that alcohol control policies might need to be revised worldwide, refocusing on efforts to lower overall population-level consumption.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Alcohol; Global burden of disease
Title of journal:
The Lancet
Volume of journal:
392
Number of journal:
10152
DOI number:
doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(18)31310-2
Associations between vitamin D status and atherosclerosis among Inuit in Greenland
Background and aims: Low levels of vitamin D are suspected to be a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and atherosclerosis. The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence of subclinical atherosclerosis among Inuit in Greenland, and to evaluate the association with vitamin D status. We hypothe…
Background and aims: Low levels of vitamin D are suspected to be a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and atherosclerosis. The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence of subclinical atherosclerosis among Inuit in Greenland, and to evaluate the association with vitamin D status. We hypothesized that low vitamin D status could be associated with higher carotid intima-media thickness (IMT) as a marker of atherosclerosis.
Methods: 756 adults from the Inuit Health in Transition (IHIT) study carried out in Greenland in the period 2005–2010 were included. A blood sample donated in 1987 was available for a sub-sample of 102 individuals. Serum 25(OH)D3 from the IHIT study and the 1987 survey was used as a measure of vitamin D status. IMT measurements were conducted by ultrasound scanning. The prevalence of atherosclerosis was estimated, and the association between serum 25(OH)D3 and IMT measurements was examined by linear regression.
Results: The overall prevalence of subclinical atherosclerosis was 20.1% (n = 152). The linear regression analyses indicated a weak positive association between serum 25(OH)D3 level and IMT measurements from the IHIT study, though not statistically significant after adjustment for potential confounders (β = 0.35% per 10 nmoL/L 25(OH)D3, p = 0.06). Linear regression analyses of the association between serum 25(OH)D3 level in the 1987 survey and IMT measurements also indicated a positive, though not statistically significant, association after adjustment (β = 0.07% per 10 nmoL/L 25(OH)D3, p = 0.86).
Conclusions: Our findings did not support the hypothesis of an association between low vitamin D levels and risk of atherosclerosis.
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Author:
CU Gjødesen; Marit Eika Jørgensen; IK Dahl-Petersen; CVL Larsen; M Noël; M Melbye; AS Cohen; M Lundqvist; DM Hougaard; JW Helge; NO Nielsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Atherosclerosis; Carotid intima media thickness; Vitamin D; Inuit; Greenland
Title of journal:
Atherosclerosis
Volume of journal:
268
Publisher:
Elsevier
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atherosclerosis.2017.11.028
Loss-of-function variants in ADCY3 increase risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes
We have identified a variant in ADCY3 (encoding adenylate cyclase 3) associated with markedly increased risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes in the Greenlandic population. The variant disrupts a splice acceptor site, and carriers have decreased ADCY3 RNA expression. Additionally, we observe an enrich…
We have identified a variant in ADCY3 (encoding adenylate cyclase 3) associated with markedly increased risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes in the Greenlandic population. The variant disrupts a splice acceptor site, and carriers have decreased ADCY3 RNA expression. Additionally, we observe an enrichment of rare ADCY3 loss-of-function variants among individuals with type 2 diabetes in trans-ancestry cohorts. These findings provide new information on disease etiology relevant for future treatment strategies.
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Author:
N Grarup; I Moltke ; MK Andersen; M Dalby; K Vitting-Seerup; T Kern; Y Mahendran; E Jørsboe; CVL Larsen; IK Dahl-Petersen; A Gilly; D Suveges; G Dedoussis; E Zeggini; O Pedersen; R Andersson; Marit Eika Jørgensen; A Albrechtsen; T Hansen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
ADCY3; Diabetes; Greenland
Title of journal:
Nature Genetics
Volume of journal:
50
DOI number:
doi: 10.1038/s41588-017-0022-7
Identification of novel high-impact recessively inherited type 2 diabetes risk variants in the Greenlandic population
Aims/hypothesis: In a recent study using a standard additive genetic model, we identified a TBC1D4 loss-of-function variant with a large recessive impact on risk of type 2 diabetes in Greenlanders. The aim of the current study was to identify additional genetic variation underlying type 2 diabetes u…
Aims/hypothesis: In a recent study using a standard additive genetic model, we identified a TBC1D4 loss-of-function variant with a large recessive impact on risk of type 2 diabetes in Greenlanders. The aim of the current study was to identify additional genetic variation underlying type 2 diabetes using a recessive genetic model, thereby increasing the power to detect variants with recessive effects.
Methods: We investigated three cohorts of Greenlanders (B99, n = 1401; IHIT, n = 3115; and BBH, n = 547), which were genotyped using Illumina MetaboChip. Of the 4674 genotyped individuals passing quality control, 4648 had phenotype data available, and type 2 diabetes association analyses were performed for 317 individuals with type 2 diabetes and 2631 participants with normal glucose tolerance. Statistical association analyses were performed using a linear mixed model.
Results: Using a recessive genetic model, we identified two novel loci associated with type 2 diabetes in Greenlanders, namely rs870992 in ITGA1 on chromosome 5 (OR 2.79, p = 1.8 × 10−8), and rs16993330 upstream of LARGE1 on chromosome 22 (OR 3.52, p = 1.3 × 10−7). The LARGE1 variant did not reach the conventional threshold for genome-wide significance (p < 5 × 10−8) but did withstand a study-wide Bonferroni-corrected significance threshold. Both variants were common in Greenlanders, with minor allele frequencies of 23% and 16%, respectively, and were estimated to have large recessive effects on risk of type 2 diabetes in Greenlanders, compared with additively inherited variants previously observed in European populations.
Conclusions/interpretation: We demonstrate the value of using a recessive genetic model in a historically small and isolated population to identify genetic risk variants. Our findings give new insights into the genetic architecture of type 2 diabetes, and further support the existence of high-effect genetic risk factors of potential clinical relevance, particularly in isolated populations.
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Author:
N Grarup; I Moltke ; MK Andersen ; CVL Larsen; IK Dahl-Petersen ; E Jørsboe ; HK Tiwari ; SE Hopkins; HW Wiener ; BB Boyer ; A Linneberg ; O Pedersen ; Marit Eika Jørgensen; A Albrechtsen ; T Hansen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Genetic association; Genome-wide association study; Greenlanders; Inuit; ITGA1; LARGE1; Recessive genetic model; Type 2 diabetes
Title of journal:
Diabetologia
Volume of journal:
61
Number of journal:
9
Publisher:
Springer
DOI number:
doi: 10.1007/s00125-018-4659-2.
Gonorrhoea in Greenland: geographic differences in diagnostic activity and incidence of gonorrhoea in 2015
For decades the spread of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) has been a health concern in Greenland, especially within the age group of 15–34 year olds. However, no overview exists of the potential differences in regional incidence and management of STIs. This study investigates the age, gender…
For decades the spread of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) has been a health concern in Greenland, especially within the age group of 15–34 year olds. However, no overview exists of the potential differences in regional incidence and management of STIs. This study investigates the age, gender and region specific diagnostic activity and incidence of gonorrhoea in Greenland in 2015. The study design was an observational cross sectional register study with inclusion of patients tested for gonorrhoea in 2015. Patients above 15 years of age were included. Data was obtained from the laboratory system used at The Central Laboratory at Queen Ingrid’s Hospital in Nuuk. We found, in 2015, a total of 17,911 tests for gonorrhoea were performed on both men and women. Women accounted for 68% of the tests, while men accounted for 32%. The positivity rate was 7,878 pr. 100,000 of which 56% were women and 44% were men. The regional distribution showed a disparity of the testing rate and the rate of positive gonorrhoea tests.. Thus, we have documented a high diagnostic activity and high incidence of gonorrhoea in Greenland in 2015 among both women and men. We also found significant regional differences in both diagnostic activity and gonorrhoea incidence.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Neisseria gonorrhoea; Incidence; Diagnostic activity; Venereal disease
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2018.1445938
Evidence-based nursing in Greenland: Pioneer spirit and long-term strategies for education and research
While healthcare in many Nordic countries is increasingly centralized, some nurses are working very much on their own. This applies to nurses in Greenland, who provide care for patients in some of the world’s most rural and remote areas. Still, they share the same ambition of evidence-based care as…
While healthcare in many Nordic countries is increasingly centralized, some nurses are working very much on their own. This applies to nurses in Greenland, who provide care for patients in some of the world’s most rural and remote areas. Still, they share the same ambition of evidence-based care as their colleagues around the world.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland
Title of journal:
Nordic Journal of Nursing Research
Volume of journal:
38
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Sage
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1177%2F2057158518812695
Growth of children in Greenland exceeds the World Health Organization growth charts
Aim: Previous studies have found high rates of stunted linear growth in Greenlandic children. We measured growth patterns in Greenland and compared them with international growth charts.
Methods: The study cohort comprised 279 healthy children aged 6–10 years in 2012. They participated in two pregn…
Aim: Previous studies have found high rates of stunted linear growth in Greenlandic children. We measured growth patterns in Greenland and compared them with international growth charts.
Methods: The study cohort comprised 279 healthy children aged 6–10 years in 2012. They participated in two pregnancy and birth cohorts in Greenland and longitudinal growth data as birth was extracted from their medical records. Growth reference ranges were estimated with the lambda‐mu‐sigma (LMS) method and compared with growth charts from Denmark and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Results: The children's mean length, weight and head circumference were significantly larger than the WHO growth charts (p < 0.001). We found that 21–28% of the children aged zero to one years exceeded the WHO growth chart for length by more than two standard deviations. For weight and head circumference, 9–16% of the children aged 0–10 years and 9–11% of the children from zero to two years exceeded the WHO charts by more than two standard deviations. The Danish references were exceeded to a lesser degree.
Conclusion: This study showed that the growth of Greenlandic children up to 10 years was no longer stunted. Major determining factors suggested are genetic admixture, maternal overweight, changes in nutrition and improved health.
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Author:
M Kløvgaard; NO Nielsen ; TL Sørensen ; B Olsen ; PB Júlíusson ; M Roelants ; HT Chistesen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; Growth references; Growth standards; Inuit; Linear growth
Title of journal:
Acta Pædiatrica
Publisher:
John Wiley & Sons Ltd
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1111/apa.14369
Whole blood mercury and the risk of cardiovascular disease among the Greenlandic population
Background: Studies have found mercury to be associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD), however, primarily in populations with low exposure. The highest levels, and variations in the levels, of whole blood mercury (WBM) worldwide have been found in Greenland. We prospectively assessed the associa…
Background: Studies have found mercury to be associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD), however, primarily in populations with low exposure. The highest levels, and variations in the levels, of whole blood mercury (WBM) worldwide have been found in Greenland. We prospectively assessed the association between WBM and the risk of developing CVD in the Greenlandic population.
Methods: We assessed the effects of WBM levels on incident CVD among 3083 Greenlandic Inuit, participating in a population-based cohort study conducted from 2005 to 2010. WBM was measured at baseline. Participants were followed in the National Patient Registries for Denmark and Greenland and in the causes of death register for CVD events from inclusion in the study until CVD event, emigration, death or end of follow-up (30/9–2013). Using Cox regression analyses, we calculated the incidence rates and the hazard ratio of CVD events according to WBM levels. Potential interactions with sex were also investigated.
Results: The highest levels of WBM were found in men, who had a significantly higher median level (19 μg/L (IQR:1–44)), compared with women (15 μg/L (IQR: 1–32), (p < 0.001)). The crude hazard ratio (HR) for incident CVD was 1.00 (95% CI 1.00–1.00) for 5 µg/l increase in WBM. After adjusting for several potential confounders, there was still no association between WBM and incident CVD (HR 0.99; 95%CI:0.99–1.00). We found no interactions with sex.
Conclusions: In a population with high levels of WBM, we found no association between WBM and the risk of developing CVD in Greenland.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Whole blood mercury; Cardiovascular disease; Inuit; Greenland
Title of journal:
Environmental Research
Volume of journal:
146
Publisher:
Elsevier
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2018.03.003
Improved survival of head and neck cancer patients in Greenland
Previously, head and neck cancer (HNC) patients in Greenland have had significant diagnostic delay and poor survival rates. From 2005-2009 several initiatives have been made to ensure faster diagnosis and better survival. The aim of this study was to compare the prognosis before and after these init…
Previously, head and neck cancer (HNC) patients in Greenland have had significant diagnostic delay and poor survival rates. From 2005-2009 several initiatives have been made to ensure faster diagnosis and better survival. The aim of this study was to compare the prognosis before and after these initiatives were introduced.
All Greenlandic patients diagnosed with HNC between 2005 and 2012 were included. Data were retrieved from medical records and national databases and compared with the period 1994-2003.
A total of 98 patients were identified. Diagnostic delay was significantly lower compared to the period 1994–2004 (p=0.048). The 3-year overall survival was 56% for all HNC and 47% for nasopharyngeal carcinomas. We found that patients with HNC between 1994 and 2003 had a higher risk of death from all reasons compared with the period 2005–2012 (HR 2.17; CI 1.46–3.23) after adjustments for stage and diagnostic delay.
Patients with head HNC in Greenland from 2005-2012 were diagnosed earlier and had a better overall survival compared to the period 1994–2003. The change in survival is more likely to be due to improvement in treatment rather than the initiated interventions. Although survival has improved in Greenland, demographic problems and lack of specialists remain a challenge.
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Author:
M Lawaetz ; RG Jensen ; J Friborg ; L Herlow ; S Brofeldt ; JG Fleischer ; Preben Homøe
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Head and neck cancer; Inuit; Survival; Delay
Title of journal:
Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2018.1536252
Prevalence of patients treated with anti-diabetic medicine in Greenland and Denmark. A cross-sectional register study
Diabetes mellitus is a large and growing worldwide health issue. Prior to this publication, a direct comparison of the prevalence of persons treated with anti-diabetic medicine in Greenland and Denmark has not been found. Therefore, the aim of this study is to estimate and compare the age- and gende…
Diabetes mellitus is a large and growing worldwide health issue. Prior to this publication, a direct comparison of the prevalence of persons treated with anti-diabetic medicine in Greenland and Denmark has not been found. Therefore, the aim of this study is to estimate and compare the age- and gender-specific prevalence of patients treated with anti-diabetic medicine comparing Greenland and Denmark. The study was performed as a cross-sectional register study using data from population and medical registers in Greenland and Denmark. A total of 784 Greenlandic and 215,580 Danish patients treated with anti-diabetic medicine were included. The prevalence of patients aged 20–79 years treated with anti-diabetic medicine in Greenland was 2.6% (95% CI 2.4–2.8), much lower (p < 0.001) compared to Denmark with 5.2% (95% CI 5.2–5.2). The difference was less pronounced after excluding those treated with insulin and women below 45 years treated with metformin. In conclusion, this study showed a lower prevalence of patients treated with anti-diabetic medicine in Greenland than Denmark. The main reason may be a much higher prevalence of undiagnosed diabetes in Greenland, particularly among the middle-aged. Differences in awareness of diabetes and access to continued primary healthcare may be contributing factors.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Diabetes mellitus; Prevalence; Greenland; Inuit; Denmark
Title of journal:
Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2018.1542930
Contributions of mean and shape of blood pressure distribution to worldwide trends and variations in raised blood pressure: a pooled analysis of 1018 population-based measurement studies with 88.6 million participants
Background: Change in the prevalence of raised blood pressure could be due to both shifts in the entire distribution of blood pressure (representing the combined effects of public health interventions and secular trends) and changes in its high-blood-pressure tail (representing successful clinical i…
Background: Change in the prevalence of raised blood pressure could be due to both shifts in the entire distribution of blood pressure (representing the combined effects of public health interventions and secular trends) and changes in its high-blood-pressure tail (representing successful clinical interventions to control blood pressure in the hypertensive population). Our aim was to quantify the contributions of these two phenomena to the worldwide trends in the prevalence of raised blood pressure.
Methods: We pooled 1018 population-based studies with blood pressure measurements on 88.6 million participants from 1985 to 2016. We first calculated mean systolic blood pressure (SBP), mean diastolic blood pressure (DBP) and prevalence of raised blood pressure by sex and 10-year age group from 20–29 years to 70–79 years in each study, taking into account complex survey design and survey sample weights, where relevant. We used a linear mixed effect model to quantify the association between (probit-transformed) prevalence of raised blood pressure and age-group- and sex-specific mean blood pressure. We calculated the contributions of change in mean SBP and DBP, and of change in the prevalence-mean association, to the change in prevalence of raised blood pressure.
Results: In 2005–16, at the same level of population mean SBP and DBP, men and women in South Asia and in Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa would have the highest prevalence of raised blood pressure, and men and women in the high-income Asia Pacific and high-income Western regions would have the lowest. In most region-sex-age groups where the prevalence of raised blood pressure declined, one half or more of the decline was due to the decline in mean blood pressure. Where prevalence of raised blood pressure has increased, the change was entirely driven by increasing mean blood pressure, offset partly by the change in the prevalence-mean association.
Conclusions: Change in mean blood pressure is the main driver of the worldwide change in the prevalence of raised blood pressure, but change in the high-blood-pressure tail of the distribution has also contributed to the change in prevalence, especially in older age groups.
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Author:
NCD Risk Factor Collaboration (NCD-RisC)
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Blood pressure; Hypertension; Population health; Global health; Non-communicable disease
Title of journal:
International Journal of Epidemiology
Volume of journal:
47
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Oxford Academic
DOI number:
doi: 10.1093/ije/dyy016
Awareness of diabetes in the population of Greenland
Objective: Type 2 diabetes (T2D) may develop slowly with few symptoms and may remain undetected for many years, leading to severe complications that potentially could have been prevented with timely diagnosis and treatment. Undiagnosed diabetes has been reported high in Greenland. However, awareness…
Objective: Type 2 diabetes (T2D) may develop slowly with few symptoms and may remain undetected for many years, leading to severe complications that potentially could have been prevented with timely diagnosis and treatment. Undiagnosed diabetes has been reported high in Greenland. However, awareness and knowledges about diabetes in the general population remains unexplored.
Methods: This study was performed as an observational cross sectional study based on telephone interview among a random sample of Greenlanders. The interview was performed in Greenlandic or Danish according to participant’ preference and included information about age, gender, place of birth, place of residence, medical history of diabetes, awareness of the diabetes, risk factors, symptoms, complications, and local possibilities to get tested for diabetes.
Results: In total, telephone contact was established with 196 adults. Of those, 161 participants completed the interview while 35 were unwilling to participate in the interview corresponding to a response rate of 82% (161/196). The majority of responders, 85.7%, were aware of diabetes and local testing possibilities. However, only around 65% were aware of risk factors of diabetes. Also, the knowledge about common symptoms of diabetes was quite low, around 50%, and in particular low, around 40%, among males and inhabitants in settlements.
Conclusions: The vast majority of the population was aware of diabetes. However, the present study revealed shortage of knowledge of common risk factors, symptoms, and complications to diabetes. This is challenging the effort to prevent diabetes and new alternative information strategies are needed. Furthermore, the shortage of knowledges of risk factors may not be isolated to diabetes and further studies on health literacy in Greenland are recommended.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Diabetes; Greenland
Title of journal:
Clinical Nursing studies
Volume of journal:
7
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
SCIEDU
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.5430/cns.v7n1p56
Gestational diabetes and macrosomia among Greenlanders. Time to change diagnostic strategy?
Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a serious condition associated to both maternal and offspring complications. Yet, no globally accepted consensus exists on how to test and diagnose GDM. In Greenland, the clinical criteria for testing and diagnosing GDM are adapted from Danish guidelines. The a…
Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a serious condition associated to both maternal and offspring complications. Yet, no globally accepted consensus exists on how to test and diagnose GDM. In Greenland, the clinical criteria for testing and diagnosing GDM are adapted from Danish guidelines. The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of GDM among Greenlanders using both the current clinical GDM criteria and the recent WHO 2013 criteria and, further, to study the association between GDM, pre-pregnant overweight or obesity and macrosomia. A cross-sectional study of all 450 Greenlandic women who gave birth to a singleton in Nuuk within 1 year was performed. Based on an oral glucose tolerance test measuring capillary whole blood glucose, 119 women were categorised as having clinical GDM, WHO 2013 GDM or not GDM. Macrosomia defined as birth weight above 4,000 g was used as outcome variable. The prevalence of clinical GDM and WHO 2013 GDM was 0.4% (95% CI; 0–1.1) and 6.9% (95% CI; 4.5–9.2). WHO 2013 GDM, fasting blood glucose, pre-pregnant maternal overweight and obesity were associated with macrosomia. WHO 2013 GDM criteria were superior to clinical criteria in predicting macrosomia indicating that it may be time to consider the diagnostic strategy used in Greenland. Pre-pregnant overweight may also need more intensified lifestyle-intervention.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Gestational diabetes; Diagnostic; Prevalence; Macrosomia; Overweight; Inuit; Greenland
Title of journal:
Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2018.1528126
Microvascular complications in Nuuk, Greenland, among Greenlanders and non-Greenlanders diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
Aim: The objective of this study was to estimate and compare between Greenlanders and non-Greenlanders living in Nuuk the proportion of patients with type 2 diabetes with microvascular complications.
Methods: This study was performed as a cross-sectional register study based on information in the E…
Aim: The objective of this study was to estimate and compare between Greenlanders and non-Greenlanders living in Nuuk the proportion of patients with type 2 diabetes with microvascular complications.
Methods: This study was performed as a cross-sectional register study based on information in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR). All patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and with permanent addresses in Nuuk were included. Patients born in Greenland were considered to be Greenlanders, while patients born outside Greenland were considered as non-Greenlanders. Proportions of patients with retinopathy, microalbuminuria, nephropathy and neuropathy were estimated based on information from the EMR.
Results: A total of 393 patients (295 Greenlanders and 98 non-Greenlanders) were included. In total 83.0% of all patients have been screened for retinopathy, while 66.4% were screened for microalbuminuria and 64.6% for neuropathy within a two year period. The most frequent microvascular complication was neuropathy, which was observed among half (49.6%) of all patients followed by microalbuminuria (28.4%), retinopathy (10.7%) and nephropathy (7.3%). Retinopathy was observed among 21.4% of the non-Greenlanders compared to only 7.0% of the Greenlanders (p = .001). Microalbuminuria was also observed more frequently (p = .047) among non-Greenlanders (37.5%) than among Greenlanders (24.9%).
Conclusion: Greenlanders seem to be less prone to especially retinopathy than are non-Greenlanders.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Type 2 diabetes; Complications; Greenlanders; Inuit; Ethnicity
Title of journal:
Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice
Volume of journal:
136
Publisher:
Elsevier
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.diabres.2017.11.030
Validation of cardiovascular diagnoses in the Greenlandic Hospital Discharge Register for epidemiological use
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. In Greenland, valid estimates of prevalence and incidence of CVD do not exist and can only be calculated if diagnoses of CVD in the Greenlandic Hospital Discharge Register (GHDR) are correct. Diagnoses of CVD in GHDR have…
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. In Greenland, valid estimates of prevalence and incidence of CVD do not exist and can only be calculated if diagnoses of CVD in the Greenlandic Hospital Discharge Register (GHDR) are correct. Diagnoses of CVD in GHDR have not previously been validated specifically. The objective of the study was to validate diagnoses of CVD in GHDR. The study was conducted as a validation study with primary investigator comparing information in GHDR with information in medical records. Diagnoses in GHDR were considered correct and thus valid if they matched the diagnoses or the medical information in the medical records. A total of 432 online accessible medical records with a cardiovascular diagnosis according to GHDR from Queen Ingrid’s Hospital from 2001 to 2013 (n=291) and from local health care centres from 2007 to 2013 (n=141) were reviewed. Ninety-nine and ninety-two percent of discharge diagnosis in GHDR from Queen Ingrid’s Hospital and local health care centres were correct in comparison with diagnoses in the medical record indicating valid registration practice. The correctness of cardiovascular diagnoses in GHDR was considered high in terms of acceptable agreement between medical records and diagnoses in GHDR. Cardiovascular diagnoses are valid for epidemiological use.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Cardiovascular disease; Diagnoses; Inuit; Greenland; Register
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2017.1422668
Reproductive factors, lifestyle and dietary habits among pregnant women in Greenland: The ACCEPT sub-study 2013–2015
Background: During past decades the formerly active lifestyle in Greenland has become sedentary, and the intake of traditional food has gradually been replaced with imported food. These lifestyle and dietary habits may affect pregnant women. Aim: To describe age and regional differences in reproduct…
Background: During past decades the formerly active lifestyle in Greenland has become sedentary, and the intake of traditional food has gradually been replaced with imported food. These lifestyle and dietary habits may affect pregnant women. Aim: To describe age and regional differences in reproductive factors, lifestyle and diet among Greenlandic pregnant women in their first trimester. Methods: A cross-sectional study during 2013–2015 including 373 pregnant women was conducted in five Greenlandic regions (West, Disko Bay, South, North and East). Interview-based questionnaires on reproductive factors, lifestyle and dietary habits were compared in relation to two age groups (median age ≤28 years and >28 years). Results: In total, 72.4% were Inuit, 46.6% had BMI >25.0 kg/m2, 29.0% were smoking during pregnancy and 54.6% had used hashish. BMI, educational level, personal income, previous pregnancies and planned breastfeeding period were significantly higher in the age group >28 years of age compared to the age group ≤28 years of age. In region Disko Bay, 90.9% were Inuit, in region South more had a university degree (37.9%) and region East had the highest number of previous pregnancies, the highest number of smokers during pregnancy and the most frequent intake of sauce with hot meals and fast-food. Conclusions: Overall a high BMI and a high smoking frequency were found. Age differences were found for BMI and planned breastfeeding period, while regional differences were found for smoking and intake of sauce with hot meals and fast-food. Future recommendations aimed at pregnant women in Greenland should focus on these health issues.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Pregnant women; Greenland – reproductive health; Lifestyle; Dietary habits; Traditional food; Imported food; POPs
Title of journal:
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health
Volume of journal:
46
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
SAGE
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1177%2F1403494817714188
Comparing health care workforce in circumpolar regions: patterns, trends and challenges
Background: The eight Arctic States exhibit substantial health disparities between their remote northernmost regions and the rest of the country. This study reports on the trends and patterns in the supply and distribution of physicians, dentists and nurses in these 8 countries and 25 regions and ad…
Background: The eight Arctic States exhibit substantial health disparities between their remote northernmost regions and the rest of the country. This study reports on the trends and patterns in the supply and distribution of physicians, dentists and nurses in these 8 countries and 25 regions and addresses issues of comparability, data gaps and policy implications.
Methods: We accessed publicly available databases and performed three types of comparisons: (1) among the 8 Arctic States; (2) within each Arctic State, between the northern regions and the rest of the country; (3) among the 25 northern regions. The unit of comparison was density of health workers per 100,000 inhabitants, and the means of three 5-year periods from 2000 to 2014 were computed.
Results: The Nordic countries consistently exceed North America in the density of all three categories of health professionals, whereas Russia reports the highest density of physicians but among the lowest in terms of dentists and nurses.
The largest disparities between “north” and “south” are observed in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut of Canada for physicians, and in Greenland for all three categories. The disparity is much less pronounced in the northern regions of Nordic countries, while Arctic Russia tends to be oversupplied in all categories.
Conclusions: Despite efforts and standardisation of definitions by international organisations such as OECD, it is difficult to obtain an accurate and comparable estimate of the health workforce even in the basic categories of physicians, dentists and nurses . The use of head counts is particularly problematic in jurisdictions that rely on short-term visiting staff. Comparing statistics also needs to take into account the health care system, especially where primary health care is nurse-based.
List of Abbreviations ADA: American Dental Association; AHRF: Area Health Resource File; AMA: American Medical Association; AO: Autonomous Okrug; AVI: Aluehallintovirasto; CHA: Community Health Aide; CHR: Community Health Representative; CHW: Community Health Worker; CIHI: Canadian Institute for Health Information; DO: Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine; FTE: Full Time Equivalent; HPDB: Health Personnel Database; MD: Doctor of Medicine; NOMESCO: Nordic Medico-Statistical Committee; NOSOSCO: Nordic Social Statistical Committee; NOWBASE: Nordic Welfare Database; NWT: Northwest Territories; OECD: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development; RN: Registered Nurse; SMDB: Scott’s Medical Database; WHO: World Health Organization.
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Author:
TK Young; N Fedkina; S Chatwood
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Health workforce; Physicians; Dentists; Nurses; Arctic; North; Circumpolar
Title of journal:
Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2018.1492825
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Greenland 1983–2014 – Including Comparison With the Other Nordic Countries
Background: During the last decades, social and life-style changes in Greenland have led to an increase in the incidence of several non-communicable diseases. Our aim is to present the cancer incidence and mortality in Greenland and compare the results with the other Nordic countries.
Methods: The…
Background: During the last decades, social and life-style changes in Greenland have led to an increase in the incidence of several non-communicable diseases. Our aim is to present the cancer incidence and mortality in Greenland and compare the results with the other Nordic countries.
Methods: The data stems from The Danish Cancer Registry and The Danish Register of Causes of Death. Comparable data on cancer incidence and mortality in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Greenland are available through collaboration between Nordic Cancer Registries (NORDCAN). We included all individuals residing in Greenland and diagnosed with or died of a cancer from 1983 to 2014.
Findings: The total number of cancer cases in Greenland for the study period was 4716 and there were 3231 cancer deaths. Respiratory and gastrointestinal cancers had the highest incidence as well as mortality in Greenland for the entire time period and for both sexes. Compared to the other Nordic countries, Greenland had significantly higher incidence and mortality rates for several cancers. Cancer of the lip, oral cavity, and pharynx, respiratory cancer, and cancer of unknown sites had the highest incidence rate ratios (2.3–3.9) and mortality rate ratios (2.7–9.9) for both sexes. The time trend from 1983 to 2014 showed a significant increase in cancer incidence in Greenland with nearly the same incidence level as the other Nordic countries. While the cancer mortality decreased in the other Nordic countries during the time period studied, there was no change in the cancer-specific mortality in Greenland.
Interpretations: The trends in cancer incidence and mortality in Greenland compared to the other Nordic countries have not been reported earlier. These data underline a need to focus on cancer-specific mortality in Greenland and prevention of high-incidence cancers related to well-established risk factors.
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Author:
U Yousaf; G Engholm; H Storm; N Christensen; E Zetlitz; H Trykker; F Sejersen; LC Thygesen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Cancer incidence; Cancer mortality; Greenland; Inuit; Arctic; Cancer; Carcinoma; Nordic countries; Epidemiology
Title of journal:
EClinicalMedicine
Volume of journal:
2-3
Publisher:
The Lancet
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eclinm.2018.08.003
Biorefining and Biotechnology Opportunities in the West Nordic Region
Author:
B Björnsdóttir ; M Geirsdóttir ; EE Guðmundsdóttir ; G Þorkelsson; R Jónsdóttir ; G Þórðarson ; R Groben ; S Knobloch ; J Vang; I Gunnarsdóttir ; R Jóhannsson ; LD Schönemann-Paul; SE Smáradóttir
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Biorefining; Biotechnology
Host publication title:
Matís Technical Report
ISBN number:
ISSN 1670-7192
Zoonotic infections transmitted from terrestrial and marine mammals to humans in European Arctic are of unknown significance, despite considerable potential for transmission due to local hunt and a rapidly changing environment. As an example, infection with Brucella bacteria may have significant imp…
Zoonotic infections transmitted from terrestrial and marine mammals to humans in European Arctic are of unknown significance, despite considerable potential for transmission due to local hunt and a rapidly changing environment. As an example, infection with Brucella bacteria may have significant impact on human health due to consumption of raw meat or otherwise contact with tissues and fluids of infected game species such as muskoxen and polar bears. Here, we present serological results for Baffin Bay polar bears (Ursus maritimus) (n = 96) and North East Greenland muskoxen (Ovibos moschatus) (n = 32) for antibodies against Brucella spp. The analysis was a two-step trial initially using the Rose Bengal Test (RBT), followed by confirmative competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays of RBT-positive samples. No muskoxen had antibodies against Brucella spp., while antibodies were detected in six polar bears (6.25%) rendering a seroprevalence in line with previous findings in other Arctic regions. Seropositivity was not related to sex, age or biometrics i.e. size and body condition. Whether Brucella spp. antibodies found in polar bears were due to either prey spill over or true recurrent Brucella spp. infections is unknown. Our results therefore highlight the importance of further research into the zoonotic aspects of Brucella spp. infections, and the impact on wildlife and human health in the Arctic region.
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Author:
C Sonne; E Andersen-Ranberg; EL Rajala ; JS Agerholm ; Eva Cecilie Bonefeld-Jørgensen; JP Desforges ; I Eulaers ; BM Jenssen ; Anders Koch; A Rosing-Asvid ; U Siebert ; M Tryland ; Gert Mulvad; T Härkönen ; M Acquarone ; ES Nordøy ; R Dietz ; U Magnusson
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic; Humans; One health; Zoonosis
Title of journal:
Polar Biology
Volume of journal:
41
Number of journal:
9
Publisher:
Springer
Study of correlation between the NAT2 phenotype and genotype status among Greenlandic Inuit
N-acetyltransferase 2 (NAT2) is the main enzyme metabolizing isoniazid and genotype-based treatment has been studied for years without becoming common practice. To investigate whether genotype-based isoniazid treatment is feasible in Greenland, we sequenced the coding sequence of NAT2 and determined…
N-acetyltransferase 2 (NAT2) is the main enzyme metabolizing isoniazid and genotype-based treatment has been studied for years without becoming common practice. To investigate whether genotype-based isoniazid treatment is feasible in Greenland, we sequenced the coding sequence of NAT2 and determined the NAT2 enzyme-activity by caffeine test.
No additional genetic variants were identified in the coding sequence of NAT2, so that genotype status in 260 study participants could be assessed by a well-established 7-SNP panel. Studying the enzyme activity by the ratio of the two caffeine metabolites AFMU and 1X in 260 participants showed a high rate of slow phenotypes with intermediate or rapid genotype. These misclassifications were mainly observed in urine samples with pH<3, a deviation from the standard protocol due to the field work character of the study, where immediate pH adjustment to pH=3.5 was not possible. We excluded these samples. For the remaining 143 individuals with pH>3, we observed a moderate level of discrepancies (19 of the 116 individuals with intermediate or rapid genotype status having a slow phenotype). Further investigation showed that drinking coffee and not tea or cola was the most important factor for high levels of both metabolites.
The concordance between phenotype and genotype status with regard to slow metabolism supported the recommendation of lower isoniazid doses in individuals with slow genotype status in order to avoid liver injury, a frequent side effect. The phenotypical variation observed for individuals with intermediate or rapid genotype status warrants further research before increased dosing of isoniazid can be recommended.
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Author:
E Birch Kristensen; V Yakimov; Karen Bjørn Mortensen; B Soborg; Anders Koch; Research; K Birch Kristensen; L Skotte; A Ahrendt Bjerregaard; M Blaszkewicz; K Golka; JG Hengstler; B Feenstra; M Melbye; F Geller
Year:
2018
Subjects:
N-acetyltransferase 2; Greenland; NAT2 genotype status; NAT2 enzyme activity; Caffeine test; Isoniazid
Title of journal:
EXCLI Journal
Volume of journal:
17
DOI number:
https://dx.doi.org/10.17179%2Fexcli2018-1671
Summary of available surveillance data on hepatitis C virus infection from eight Arctic countries, 2012 to 2014
We summarised available hepatitis C virus (HCV) surveillance data for 2012–14 from Arctic/sub-Arctic countries/regions. We sent a HCV data collection template by email to public health authorities in all jurisdictions. Population statistics obtained from census sources for each country were used to…
We summarised available hepatitis C virus (HCV) surveillance data for 2012–14 from Arctic/sub-Arctic countries/regions. We sent a HCV data collection template by email to public health authorities in all jurisdictions. Population statistics obtained from census sources for each country were used to estimate rates of reported acute and chronic/undifferentiated HCV cases. Seven countries with Arctic regions (Canada, Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Norway, Sweden and the United States, represented by the state of Alaska), including three Canadian territories and one province, as well as 11 Russian subnational Arctic regions, completed the data collection template. Data on acute HCV infection during 2014 was available from three Arctic countries and all Russian Arctic regions (rate range 0/100,000 population in Greenland, as well as Nenets and Chukotka Automous Okrugs (Russian subnational Arctic regions) to 3.7/100,000 in the Russian Republic of Komi). The rate of people with chronic/undifferentiated HCV infection in 2014 ranged from 0/100,000 in Greenland to 171.2/100,000 in Alaska. In most countries/regions, the majority of HCV-infected people were male and aged 19–64 years. Differences in surveillance methods preclude direct comparisons of HCV surveillance data between Arctic countries/regions. Our data can inform future efforts to develop standardised approaches to HCV surveillance in the Arctic countries/regions by identifying similarities/differences between the surveillance data collected.
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Author:
PP Gounder ; Anders Koch; G Provo ; A Lovlie; JL Ederth; M Axelsson ; CP Archibald ; B Hanley ; A Mullen; M Matheson ; D Allison ; H Trykker ; TW Hennessy ; M Kuusi ; V Chulanov ; BJ McMahon
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Viral hepatitis; Surveillance; Prevention and control; Indigenous populations; North America; Northern Europe
Title of journal:
Euro Surveillance
Volume of journal:
23
Number of journal:
40
DOI number:
https://dx.doi.org/10.2807%2F1560-7917.ES.2018.23.40.1700408
Tuberculosis in the Circumpolar Region, 2006–2012
SETTING: The northern circumpolar jurisdictions Canada (Northwest Territories, Nunavik, Nunavut, Yukon), Finland, Greenland, Norway, Russian Federation (Arkhangelsk), Sweden and the United States (Alaska).
OBJECTIVE: To describe and compare demographic, clinical and laboratory characteristics, incl…
SETTING: The northern circumpolar jurisdictions Canada (Northwest Territories, Nunavik, Nunavut, Yukon), Finland, Greenland, Norway, Russian Federation (Arkhangelsk), Sweden and the United States (Alaska).
OBJECTIVE: To describe and compare demographic, clinical and laboratory characteristics, including drug resistance and treatment completion, of tuberculosis (TB) cases in the northern circumpolar populations.
DESIGN: Descriptive analysis of all active TB cases reported from 2006 to 2012 for incidence rate (IR), age and sex distribution, sputum smear and diagnostic site characteristics, drug resistance and treatment completion rates.
RESULTS: The annual IR of TB disease ranged from a low of 4.3 per 100 000 population in Northern Sweden to a high of 199.5/100 000 in Nunavik, QC, Canada. For all jurisdictions, IR was higher for males than for females. Yukon had the highest proportion of new cases compared with retreatment cases (96.6%). Alaska reported the highest percentage of laboratory-confirmed cases (87.4%). Smear-positive pulmonary cases ranged from 25.8% to 65.2%. Multidrug-resistant cases ranged from 0% (Northern Canada) to 46.3% (Arkhangelsk). Treatment outcome data, available up to 2011, demonstrated >80% treatment completion for four of the 10 jurisdictions.
CONCLUSION: TB remains a serious public health issue in the circumpolar regions. Surveillance data contribute toward a better understanding and improved control of TB in the north.
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Author:
AC Bourgeois; T Zulz; MG Bruce; F Stenz; Anders Koch; A Parkinson; T Hennessy; M Cooper; C Newberry; E Randell; JF Proulx; BE Hanley; H Soini; TM Arnesen; A Mariandyshev; J Jonsson; B Søborg; J Wolfe; G Balancev; R Bruun de Neergaard; CP Archibald
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic; Epidemiology; Northern; Surveillance; Treatment
Title of journal:
The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
6
Publisher:
International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.5588/ijtld.17.0525
This article focuses on the methodology of the project Ageing in the Arctic (AgeArc) – Wellbeing, Quality of Life and Health
Promotion among Older People in Greenland, and how the use of a collaborative approach aims at integrating ageing research,
practices and policies to the benefit of the Greenl…
This article focuses on the methodology of the project Ageing in the Arctic (AgeArc) – Wellbeing, Quality of Life and Health
Promotion among Older People in Greenland, and how the use of a collaborative approach aims at integrating ageing research,
practices and policies to the benefit of the Greenlandic society. Thus, the aim of the article is to discuss how collaboration between
research and practice can be an important factor in sustainable development of welfare solutions for older people in Greenland.
In the project we study ageing policy, homecare, institutions, professional practices and municipal administration of these as well
as older people’s health, well-being, everyday life and historical perceptions of the roles of older people in Greenland. Moreover,
researchers and municipalities collaborate on developing policies, initiatives within municipalities and civil society as well as
creating network across the municipalities and between municipal administrations and civil society. In addition to this, we
develop educational material for healthcare workers and professionals and work to create more public awareness about ageing
in Greenland. We present three examples of our collaborative methods and discuss how the approach influences development
and implementation of specific co-creation projects involving researchers, professionals and citizens on equal terms.
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Editor:
L Heininen; H Exner-Pirot
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; Arctic; Well-being; Elderly
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
Arctic Yearbook 2018
Publication house:
Northern Research Forum
Under indtryk af en stigende andel af ældre i befolkningen er rehabilitering på vej til at blive en del af kommunernes tilbud. Ikke kun som en opgave for ergo- og fysioterapeuter, men som en tværfaglig opgave, også for det omsorgsfaglige personale. Denne artikel diskuterer forskellige tilgange til r…
Under indtryk af en stigende andel af ældre i befolkningen er rehabilitering på vej til at blive en del af kommunernes tilbud. Ikke kun som en opgave for ergo- og fysioterapeuter, men som en tværfaglig opgave, også for det omsorgsfaglige personale. Denne artikel diskuterer forskellige tilgange til rehabilitering og deres konsekvenser for brugerne. Artiklen er en bearbejdning af et oplæg holdt på ICCH-konferencen i august i år og bygger på materiale fra et projekt om rehabilitering i hjemmeplejen i Nuuk, som blev gennemført i 2017.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Aktiv aldring; Hverdagsrehabilitering; Brugerdeltagelse; Brugerperspektiv
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
26
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Name of conference:
ICCH 2018
City of conference:
København
Country of conference:
Danmark
The evolutionary history of the wolf-like canids of the genus Canis has been heavily debated, especially regarding the number of distinct species and their re- lationships at the population and species level [1–6]. We assembled a dataset of 48 resequenced ge- nomes spanning all members of the genus…
The evolutionary history of the wolf-like canids of the genus Canis has been heavily debated, especially regarding the number of distinct species and their re- lationships at the population and species level [1–6]. We assembled a dataset of 48 resequenced ge- nomes spanning all members of the genus Canis except the black-backed and side-striped jackals, encompassing the global diversity of seven extant canid lineages. This includes eight new genomes, including the first resequenced Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis), one dhole (Cuon alpinus), two East African hunting dogs (Lycaon pictus), two Eurasian golden jackals (Canis aureus), and two Middle Eastern gray wolves (Canis lupus). The relationships between the Ethiopian wolf, African golden wolf, and golden jackal were resolved. We highlight the role of interspecific hybridization in the evolution of this charismatic group. Specifically, we find gene flow between the ancestors of the dhole and African hunting dog and admixture between the gray wolf, coyote (Canis latrans), golden jackal, and African golden wolf. Additionally, we report gene flow from gray and Ethiopian wolves to the African golden wolf, suggest- ing that the African golden wolf originated through hybridization between these species. Finally, we hypothesize that coyotes and gray wolves carry genetic material derived from a ‘‘ghost’’ basal canid lineage.
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Author:
Shyam Gopalakrishnan; Mikkel-Holger S. Sinding; Jazm ́ın Ramos-Madrigal; Jonas Niemann; Jose A. Samaniego Castruita; Filipe G. Vieira; Christian Carøe; Marc de Manuel Montero; Lukas Kuderna; Aitor Serres; V ́ıctor Manuel Gonza ́ lez-Basallote; Yan-Hu Liu; Guo-Dong Wang; Tomas Marques-Bonet; Siavash Mirarab; Carlos Fernandes; Philippe Gaubert; Klaus-Peter Koepfli; Jane Budd; Eli Knispel Rueness; Mads Peter Heide-Jørgensen; Bent Petersen; Thomas Sicheritz-Ponten; Lutz Bachmann; Øystein Wiig; Anders J. Hansen; M. Thomas P. Gilbert
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Genes; Evolution
Host publication title:
Current Biology
A solid primary school is an important part of the foundation for creating a strong and sustainable society. Almost every country has undertaken school system reforms during the past two decades, but very few have succeeded in improving their systems from poor to fair to good to great to excellent (…
A solid primary school is an important part of the foundation for creating a strong and sustainable society. Almost every country has undertaken school system reforms during the past two decades, but very few have succeeded in improving their systems from poor to fair to good to great to excellent (Mourshed et al., 2010). History, culture, and context matter for understanding applicability, if any, of one educational innovation over another. This can be said to have been the case in Greenland. One of the fundamental objectives after the introduction of Home Rule in 1979 was to adapt the Danish structures and systems to the Greenlandic conditions and culture. This article aims to analyze the Greenlandic education governance system and how the central level design, organizes and steers education systems across complex multilevel governance arrangements. In governing educational systems, how the central and the decentralized levels interact and communicate and how this affects trust, cooperation and negotiation of conflicts, and ultimately the outcomes of reform, will be discussed.
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North America is currently home to a number of grey wolf (Canis lupus) and wolf-like canid populations, including the coyote (Canis latrans) and the taxonomically controversial red, Eastern timber and Great Lakes wolves. We explored their population structure and regional gene flow using a dataset o…
North America is currently home to a number of grey wolf (Canis lupus) and wolf-like canid populations, including the coyote (Canis latrans) and the taxonomically controversial red, Eastern timber and Great Lakes wolves. We explored their population structure and regional gene flow using a dataset of 40 full genome sequences that represent the extant diversity of North American wolves and wolf-like canid populations. This included 15 new genomes (13 North American grey wolves, 1 red wolf and 1 Eastern timber/Great Lakes wolf), ranging from 0.4 to 15x coverage. In addition to providing full genome support for the previously proposed coyote-wolf admixture origin for the taxonomically controversial red, Eastern timber and Great Lakes wolves, the discriminatory power offered by our dataset suggests all North American grey wolves, including the Mexican form, are monophyletic, and thus share a common ancestor to the exclusion of all other wolves. Furthermore, we identify three distinct populations in the high arctic, one being a previously unidentified “Polar wolf” population endemic to Ellesmere Island and Greenland. Genetic diversity analyses reveal particularly high inbreeding and low heterozygosity in these Polar wolves, consistent with long-term isolation from the other North American wolves.
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Author:
Shyam Gopalakrishan; Filipe G. Vieira; Jose A. Samaniego Castruita; Katrine Raundrup; Mads Peter Heide Jørgensen; Morten Meldgaard; Bent Petersen; Thomas Sicheritz-Ponten; Johan Brus Mikkelsen; Ulf Marquard-Petersen; Rune Dietz; Christian Sonne; Love Dalén; Lutz Bachmann; Øystein Wiig; Anders J. Hansen; M. Thomas P. Gilbert
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Population; Genomics; Wolves; North America
Title of journal:
PLOS Genetics
Dogs were present in the Americas before the arrival of European colonists, but the origin and fate of these precontact dogs are largely unknown. We sequenced 71 mitochondrial and 7 nuclear genomes from ancient North American and Siberian dogs from time frames spanning ~9000 years. Our analysis indi…
Dogs were present in the Americas before the arrival of European colonists, but the origin and fate of these precontact dogs are largely unknown. We sequenced 71 mitochondrial and 7 nuclear genomes from ancient North American and Siberian dogs from time frames spanning ~9000 years. Our analysis indicates that American dogs were not derived from North American wolves. Instead, American dogs form a monophyletic lineage that likely originated in Siberia and dispersed into the Americas alongside people. After the arrival of Europeans, native American dogs almost completely disappeared, leaving a minimal genetic legacy in modern dog populations. The closest detectable extant lineage to precontact American dogs is the canine transmissible venereal tumor, a contagious cancer clone derived from an individual dog that lived up to 8000 years ago.
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Author:
Máire Ní Leathlobhair; Angela R. Perri; Evan K. Irving-Pease; Kelsey E. Witt; Anna Linderholm; James Haile; Ophelie Lebrasseur; Carly Ameen; Jeffrey Blick; Adam R. Boyko; Selina Brace; Yahaira Nunes Cortes; Susan J. Crockford; Alison Devault; Evangelos A. Dimopoulos; Morley Eldridge; Jacob Enk; Shyam Gopalakrishnan; Kevin Gori; Vaughan Grimes; Eric Guiry; Anders J. Hansen; Ardern Hulme-Beaman; John Johnson; Andrew Kitchen; Aleksei K. Kasparov; Young-Mi Kwon; Pavel A. Nikolskiy; Carlos Peraza Lope; Aurélie Manin; Terrance Martin; Michael Meyer; Kelsey Noack Myers; Mark Omura; Jean-Marie Rouillard; Elena Y. Pavlova; Paul Sciulli; Andrea Strakova; Varvara V. Ivanova; Christopher Widga; Eske Willerslev; Vladimir V. Pitulko; Ian Barnes; M. Thomas P. Gilbert; Keith M. Dobney; Ripan S. Malhi; Elizabeth P. Murchison; Greger Larson; Laurent A. F. Frantz
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Evolution; Dogs; Amercias
Title of journal:
Science
Volume of journal:
361
Number of journal:
6397
DOI number:
10.1101/208330
Author:
Christian Sonne; Rikke Langebæk; Rune Dietz; Emilie Andersen-Ranberg; Geoff Houser; Anders J. Hansen; Morten Tange Olsen; Carsten Egevang; Thomas P. Gilbert; Morten Meldgaard
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; Sled dog; Extinction
Title of journal:
Science
Volume of journal:
360
Number of journal:
6393
DOI number:
10.1186/s13028-017-0353-5
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Anbringelser; Børnehjem
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Editor:
Kristine Offerdal; Ingvill Elgsaas
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; MARPART
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Maritime Preparedness Systems in the Arctic: Institutional Arrangements and Potential for Collaboration, MARPART project report 3
Publication house:
Nord Universitetet
Editor:
Natalia Andreassen; Odd Jarl Borch; Johannes Schmied
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; MARPART; Preparedness; Cooperation
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Maritime Emergency Preparedness Resources in the Arctic - Capacity, Challenges and the Benefits of Cross-Border Cooperation between Norway, Russia, Iceland and Greenland, MARPART project report 4
Publication house:
Nord Universitetet
Editor:
Kristine Offerdal; Ingvill Elgsaas
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; MARPART
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Maritime Preparedness Systems in the Arctic: Institutional Arrangements and Potential for Collaboration, MARPART project report 3
Publication house:
Nord Universitetet
Genetic variations, exposure to persistent organic pollutants, and breast cancer risk: A Greenlandic case-control study
This study investigated the effects of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in xenobiotic and steroid hormone‐metabolizing genes in relation to breast cancer risk and explored possible effect modifications on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and breast cancer associations. The study also asses…
This study investigated the effects of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in xenobiotic and steroid hormone‐metabolizing genes in relation to breast cancer risk and explored possible effect modifications on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and breast cancer associations. The study also assessed effects of Greenlandic BRCA1 founder mutations. Greenlandic Inuit women (77 cases and 84 controls) were included. We determined two founder mutations in BRCA1: Cys39Gly (rs80357164) and 4684delCC, and five SNPs in xenobiotic and oestrogen‐metabolizing genes: CYP17A1 ‐34T>C (rs743572), CYP19A1 *19C>T (rs10046), CYP1A1 Ile462Val (rs1048943), CYP1B Leu432Val (rs1056836) and COMT Val158Met (rs4680). We used chi‐square test for comparison of categorical variables between groups. Odds ratio (OR) estimates with 95% confidence interval (95%CI) were obtained using logistic regression models. The variant allele of BRCA1 Cys39Gly increased breast cancer risk (Gly/Cys versus Cys/Cys, OR: 12.2, 95%CI: 1.53; 98.1), and carriers of the variant allele of CYP17A1 ‐34T>C had reduced risk (CT+CC versus TT, OR: 0.44, 95%CI: 0.21; 0.93). CYP17A1 ‐34T>C was an effect modifier on the association between perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) and breast cancer risk (∑PFAA, ratio of OR: 0.18, 95%CI: 0.03; 0.97). Non‐significant modifying tendencies were seen for the other SNPs on the effect of polychlorinated biphenyls, organochlorine pesticides and PFAAs. In summary, the BRCA1 Cys39Gly and CYP17A1 ‐34T>C genetic variations were associated with breast cancer risk. Our results indicate that the evaluated genetic variants modify the effects of POP exposure on breast cancer risk; however, further studies are needed to document the data from the relatively small sample size.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland
Title of journal:
BCPT
Volume of journal:
123
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1111/bcpt.13002
Persistent organic pollutants and hematological markers in Greenlandic pregnant women: The ACCEPT sub-study
The Arctic populations have high blood concentrations of persistent organic pollutants (POPs). Exposure to POPs was related to adverse health effects e.g. immune, neurological and reproductive systems. This study investigates associations between serum POP levels and haematological markers in Greenl…
The Arctic populations have high blood concentrations of persistent organic pollutants (POPs). Exposure to POPs was related to adverse health effects e.g. immune, neurological and reproductive systems. This study investigates associations between serum POP levels and haematological markers in Greenlandic pregnant women. This cross-sectional study included 189 women enrolled in 2010–2011 at the Greenlandic West coast by the inclusion criteria ≥18 years of age and had lived for 50% or more of their life in Greenland. The associations between the sum of the POP variables polychlorinated biphenyls (sumPCBs), organochlorine pesticides (sumOCPs), perfluoroalkylated substances (sumPFASs) and 24 haematological markers were analysed using linear regression adjusted for age, pre-pregnancy BMI, parity, gestation week, plasma-cotinine and alcohol intake. It showed a significantly inverse association between several haematological markers (eosinophil, lymphocyte, neutrophil and white blood cells) and sumPCBs, sumOCPs and sumPFASs. In addition, the monocyte, mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration, plateletcrit and platelet count markers were significantly inversely associated with sumPFASs, but the haematocrit and mean erythrocyte corpuscular volume were positively associated with sumPFASs. In conclusion, exposure to POPs influenced several haematological markers, especially cell count parameters, suggesting immunosuppressive potential of POPs in Greenlandic pregnant women. The data need further investigations.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Persistent organic pollutants; Blood samples; Haematological markers; Inuit; Pregnancy
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
77
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/22423982.2018.1456303
§37-imik paasiuminaatsuliorneq angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunut iluaqutaanngilaq
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsoq; Socialpolitikki; Inissarsiortoq
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
45
Inuttut atukkatigut kingornussisarnermik isuma tunngavissaqanngitsoq
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Inunnguuserisaq; Piitsuussuseq; Assigiinngissuseq
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
11
Little research has been conducted to examine Greenlandic media and journalism. This thesis initially outlines the Greenlandic media landscape as a small media system which - despite some mutual differences - shares many similarities with the Danish media system. It is, however, also characterized b…
Little research has been conducted to examine Greenlandic media and journalism. This thesis initially outlines the Greenlandic media landscape as a small media system which - despite some mutual differences - shares many similarities with the Danish media system. It is, however, also characterized by certain highly important vulnerabilities. The thesis therefore goes on to suggest the concept of “small society journalism”.
The primary empirical data is collected through observation studies and qualitative interviews with practicing and former journalists, editors, interns and journalism teachers. By entering into a dialogue with journalists in Greenland, the study of the data sheds light on a range of issues that are related to journalism practice in Greenlandic news media. Theoretically, the thesis draws on Bourdieu’s field theory and the application of field theory by other journalism and media researchers in the study of journalistic practice. The application of field theory, however, requires a specific national context, and in the case of Greenland, a post-colonial prism is key in order to grasp the reality that unfolds in the editorial room as an analytical field. As a consequence, the thesis also draws on concepts from postcolonial studies.
The analysis gives an ethnographic description of the routines and the structural framework surrounding the editorial work, and of how the production of news takes place. Subsequently, an analysis of the critical significance of the sources and of the challenges that are related to finding qualified and accessible sources, which is a crucial instrument in journalistic practice, follows. This is followed by a discussion of the - in a Greenlandic setting - inevitable question of language which partly determines much of the daily journalistic work procedure, for example by the central editorial role given to the translator.
The thesis shows that journalism and media is a much debated and disputed field in Greenland and that Greenlandic journalists struggle with geographic, economic and structural vulnerabilities that exist in small media systems. Furthermore, a number of dilemmas relating to language and culture exist which are of vital importance to how the journalists work.
Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiuutit tusagassiornerlu pillugit ilisimatusarneq annikitsuinnaammat ilisimatuutut allaaserisami matumani aallarniutigineqassaaq Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiornerup misissuiffigineqarnera, tusagassiorfeeqqatut systemi qanoq ittuunersoq misissuiffigalugu taannalu assigiinngissuteqartaraluarluni sananeqaatimigut inatsisiliorneqarnermigullu danskit
tusagassiuuteqarnermi systemiannut assinguvoq, kisiannili Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiorfeeqqatut systemip ilisarnaatigai immikkut ittumik eqqoruminassuseqartuuneq.
Taamaattumik ilisimatuutut allaaserisami siunnersuutigineqarpoq oqariartaaseq inuiaqatigiinni inukitsuni tusagassiorneq Hallinip Mancinillu tusagassiuuteqarnermi systemimut teoriannut ilisimaneqarluartumut ilassutigineqassasoq.
Ilisimatuutut allaaserisami misilittakkat pingaarnerit katersorneqarsimasut alaatsinaattuunermit aalajangersimasumillu amerlassusilikkanik siornatigut maannalu tusagassiortunik, aaqqissuisunik, ilinniartunik ilinniartitsisunillu apersuinertigut ingerlanneqarput. Misilittakkanik
misissueqqissaarnerup takutippaa ajornartorsiutinik arlaqartunik peqartoq Kalaallit Nunaanni nutaarsiassaqartitsinermut ingerlanneqartumut tunngasunik. Ilisimatuutut allaaserisami tunngavigineqarpoq Bourdieup misissuinermut teoria kiisalu tusagassiornermik tusagassiuutinillu
ilisimatuut allat Bourdieup teoria atorlugu tusagassiornermik atuuttumik misissueriaasii. Teorip misissuinermi atorneqartup piumasaraa nunami pissutsit atuuttut isiginiarneqassasut Kalaallillu Nunaat pineqartillugu nunasiaataasimanerup kingunerisa sunniutai oqaluttuarisaanerlu
pissusiviusunut atuuttunut pingaaruteqarput, aaqqissuisoqarfinni misissuiffiusuni atuuttut taamaattumillu ilisimatuutut allaaserisami oqariartaatsit nunasiaataasimanerup kingunerinut tunngasut misissuinermut ilaapput.
Misissueqqissaarneq aaqqissuisoqarfinni sulinermi inuiattut kinaassuseq aallaavigalugu suleriaatsinik tamatumalu sinaakkutaanik takutitsivoq kiisalu takutilluguttaaq ulluinnarni nutaarsiassalerisarneq qanoq ingerlasarnersoq. Tamatumuma kingorna misissuiffigineqarput
tusarfiit qanoq pingaaruteqartiginersut, tusagassioriaaseq qanoq ittoq ingerlanneqartarnersoq kiisalu tusarfinnik atorsinnaassusilinnik nassaassaasunillu nassaarsiortarnermi suut unamminartuusarnersut, tassalu tusagassiuinermi sakkut pingaaruteqarluinnartut pineqarlutik.
Tulliullugu oqallisigineqarpoq – kalaallinut atatillugu – apeqqutit sammiuiminaatsut oqaatsinut tunngasut tassalu ulluinnarni tusagassiortutut sulinermi tunngaviusumik anguniarneqartartut aammalu imminni isumalerujussuit. Tusagassiornermut ingerlatamut tunngaannaratik aammali
avatangiisigisat tusagassiorfinni oqaatsinik atuinermi naatsorsuutigisaannut tunngasut taamalu aamma kalaallinik kinaassusiliisut.
Ilisimatuutut allaaserisap takutippaa tusagassiorneq tusagassiorfiillu Kalaallit Nunaanni annertuumik oqallisaasut kiisalu kalaallit tusagassiortut akiorniagassaat nunamut, aningaasaqarnermut aaqqissuussaanermullu tunngasutigut eqqoruminassuseqaannaratik aammali
arlalitsigut oqaatsitigut kulturikkullu akunnattoorutinik nalaanneqartarnermut tunngasartut, tusagassiortutut qanoq suleriaaseqarnermut pingaaruteqartorujussuarnik.
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Author:
Naimah Hussain
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Journalistik; Medier; Sprog; Kilder; Etik; Kvalitative metoder; Små samfund; Mediepolitik
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Roskilde Universitet
Litteraturgennemgangen vil i oversigtsform bidrage med korte beskrivelser af en række af undersøgelserne og i nogle tilfælde tilføje kortere eller længere uddrag/sammendrag af undersøgelsernes resultater/konklusioner:
1. Befolkningsundersøgelserne (sundhedsprofilundersøgelser og undersøgelser med r…
Litteraturgennemgangen vil i oversigtsform bidrage med korte beskrivelser af en række af undersøgelserne og i nogle tilfælde tilføje kortere eller længere uddrag/sammendrag af undersøgelsernes resultater/konklusioner:
1. Befolkningsundersøgelserne (sundhedsprofilundersøgelser og undersøgelser med relation til de landsdækkende sundhedsprogrammer)
2. Levevilkårsundersøgelser
3. Betænkninger og undersøgelser gennemført på foranledning af offentlige myndigheder
4. Undersøgelser af særlige grupper – herunder antologier
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Kultoori: Atisatoqqaniit ullumimut - Kitaamiut kalaallisuuisa allanngoriartorsimaneri
Author:
Editor:
Maren Louise Poulsen Kristensen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Kultur; Dragter; Historie
Name of newspaper:
Anu Una
Volume & number:
2
Date & year:
2018
Kultur: Fra hverdagstøj til i dag - Udviklingen af den vestgrønlandske nationaldragt
Author:
Editor:
Maren Louise Poulsen Kristensen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Kultur; Dragter; Historie; Udvikling
Name of newspaper:
Anu Una
Volume & number:
2
Date & year:
2018
Kultoori: Nuummi nuilarmioqaqqaartuusimasoq - Doorti, Boorsimaap Pania
Author:
Editor:
Maren Louise Poulsen Kristensen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Kultoori; Atisat; Nuilarmiut
Name of newspaper:
Anu Una
Volume & number:
3
Date & year:
2018
Kultur: Dorthe, Bådsmand Rasmussens datter - Den første der bar perlekraven i Nuuk
Author:
Editor:
Maren Louise Poulsen Kristensen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Perler; Historie; Kultur
Name of newspaper:
Anu Una
Volume & number:
3
Date & year:
2018
Uluer, isbjørne & Nuuk Posse – de grønlandske politikeres brug af symboler i moden og de unges modreaktion på det
Author:
Editor:
Uffe Wilken
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Politik; Mode; Inatsisartut-valg 2018; Branding
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
2
Number of journal:
66. Årgang
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Editor:
Holger Kjærgaard
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Tillid; Socialpædagogik; Feltarbejde; Kultur
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Social- og specialpædagogik
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
ISBN number:
9788750051282
William of Saint-Thierry V. Peter Abélard
Year:
2018
Subjects:
History; Theology
Title of journal:
Cîteaux - Comentarii Cistercienses
Volume of journal:
69, 1-4
Evidence based nursing in Greenland - Pioneer spirit and long term strategies for education and research
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Evidence based health care
Title of journal:
Nordic Journal of Nursing Research
Background: Greenland struggles with a high prevalence of smoking, alcohol and drug abuse. In response to the increasing need for preventive initiatives, the first public health program Inuuneritta was introduced in 2007. Internationally, frameworks focus primarily on the implementation of a single,…
Background: Greenland struggles with a high prevalence of smoking, alcohol and drug abuse. In response to the increasing need for preventive initiatives, the first public health program Inuuneritta was introduced in 2007. Internationally, frameworks focus primarily on the implementation of a single, well-described intervention or program. However, with the increasing need and emergence of more holistic, integrated approaches, a need for research investigating the process of policy implementation from launch to action arises. This paper aims to augment the empirical evidence on the implementation of integrated health promotion programs within a governmental setting using the case of Inuuneritta II. In this study, the constraining and enabling determinants of the implementation processes within and across levels and sectors were examined.
Methods: Qualitative methods with a transdisciplinary approach were applied. Data collection consisted of six phases with different qualitative methods applied to gain a comprehensive overview and understanding of Inuuneritta II’s implementation process. These methods included: observations and focus group discussions at the community health worker (CHW) conference, telephone interviews, document analysis, and a workshop on results dissemination.
Results: Enabling determinants influencing the implementation process of Inuuneritta II positively were high motivation among adopters, local prevention committees supporting community health workers, and the initiation of the central prevention committee. In contrast, constraining determinants were ambiguous program aims, high turnovers, siloed budgets and work environments, and an inconsistent and neglected central prevention committee.
Conclusion: Inuuneritta II provided a substantial framework for an integrated health policy approach. However, having a holistic and comprehensive program enabling an integrated approach is not sufficient. Inuuneritta II’s integrated approach does not harmonise with the government’s inflexible organisational structure resulting in insufficient implementation.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Barbara J Regeer; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Public health program; Health promotion; Integrated approach; Determinants; Implementation process; Evaluation; Greenland; Inuit; Circumpolar health; Arctic
Title of journal:
BMC Public Health
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-6253-4
Formålet med denne evaluering af Sundhedsreformen er at gøre status på den ledelsesmæssige oplevelse af organiseringen af sundhedsvæsenet efter den fulde implementering af regionaliseringen. Dette er gjort dels gennem dokumentanalyse af en stor mængde rapporter, notater og oversigter fra Sundhedsled…
Formålet med denne evaluering af Sundhedsreformen er at gøre status på den ledelsesmæssige oplevelse af organiseringen af sundhedsvæsenet efter den fulde implementering af regionaliseringen. Dette er gjort dels gennem dokumentanalyse af en stor mængde rapporter, notater og oversigter fra Sundhedsledelsen, og dels gennem 17 kvalitative interviews med repræsentanter fra regions-, område- og sundhedsledelse, der har været med til at gennemføre regionaliseringen, samt med enkelte medarbejdere fra forskellige sektorer og regioner med erfaring fra før og efter reformen.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Public health; Greenland
Place of publication:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
ISBN number:
978-87-7899-408-0
Children and young people from the Inuit and Sami populations in the Nordic countries can be identified as a vulnerable group. Young Sami and Inuit experience a higher degree of violence, abuse, suicidal thoughts and suicide rates compared to their peers in the majority populations in the Nordic cou…
Children and young people from the Inuit and Sami populations in the Nordic countries can be identified as a vulnerable group. Young Sami and Inuit experience a higher degree of violence, abuse, suicidal thoughts and suicide rates compared to their peers in the majority populations in the Nordic countries. Their living conditions are in most cases influenced by a limited access to welfare benefits such as the healthcare system, social services and educational opportunities. Career prospects in the Arctic region are also narrow compared to the more densely populated and central regions in the Nordic countries. In order to understand and act upon the challenges the populations face, an in-depth and systematic review of the existing literature and experiences of children’s and youth’s well-being and their existing living conditions in the Arctic Region is essential.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Youth; Mental health; Circumpolar; Inuit; Sami
Place of publication:
Nordisk Ministerråd
ISBN number:
978-92-893-5387-8
A prospective national cohort study assessed the development of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and symptoms in adult patients undergoing treatment and care for advanced cancer in Greenland. HRQol was examined by EORTC QLQ-C30 version 3.0 questionnaire monthly for 4 months. Changes over time…
A prospective national cohort study assessed the development of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and symptoms in adult patients undergoing treatment and care for advanced cancer in Greenland. HRQol was examined by EORTC QLQ-C30 version 3.0 questionnaire monthly for 4 months. Changes over time and between-group comparisons were examined. Of 58 patients included in the study, 47% completed the questionnaire four times. Functioning was generally high, and improved social functioning was observed after 1 and 2 months. The highest symptom score was for fatigue followed by pain and nausea/vomiting. A high score for financial problems remained unchanged during the entire period. Patients with higher income had reduced pain intensity (p = .03) and diarrhoea (p = .05) than patients with income below the poverty line. After 1 month, reduction in pain intensity was observed for Nuuk citizens compared with non-Nuuk citizens (p = .05). After 2 months, non-Nuuk citizens reported improved social functioning compared with Nuuk citizens (p = .05). After 3 months, Global Health in Nuuk citizens was improved compared with non-Nuuk citizens (p = .05). An important clinical finding was that patients' needs for support are related to social status, and geographical factors should be taken into account when planning palliative care.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Helbredsrelateret livskvalitet; Symptomer; Grønlandske patienter
Host publication title:
European Journal of Cancer Care
Volume:
27
Edition:
3
ISBN number:
0961-5423
This article focuses on the methodology of the project Ageing in the Arctic (AgeArc) – Wellbeing, Quality of Life and Health
Promotion among Older People in Greenland, and how the use of a collaborative approach aims at integrating ageing research,
practices and policies to the benefit of the Greenl…
This article focuses on the methodology of the project Ageing in the Arctic (AgeArc) – Wellbeing, Quality of Life and Health
Promotion among Older People in Greenland, and how the use of a collaborative approach aims at integrating ageing research,
practices and policies to the benefit of the Greenlandic society. Thus, the aim of the article is to discuss how collaboration between
research and practice can be an important factor in sustainable development of welfare solutions for older people in Greenland.
In the project we study ageing policy, homecare, institutions, professional practices and municipal administration of these as well
as older people’s health, well-being, everyday life and historical perceptions of the roles of older people in Greenland. Moreover,
researchers and municipalities collaborate on developing policies, initiatives within municipalities and civil society as well as
creating network across the municipalities and between municipal administrations and civil society. In addition to this, we
develop educational material for healthcare workers and professionals and work to create more public awareness about ageing
in Greenland. We present three examples of our collaborative methods and discuss how the approach influences development
and implementation of specific co-creation projects involving researchers, professionals and citizens on equal terms.
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Author:
Kamilla Pernille Johansen Nørtoft; Susan Carroll; Anu Kristine Siren; Peter Bjerregaard; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen; Merete Brædder; Lise Hounsgaard; Tenna Jensen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Sundhed blandt ældre i Grønland
Publication house:
Arctic Yearbook
ISBN number:
2298-2418
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Palliation til grønlandske kræftpatienter
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Nordisk Sygeplejeforskning
Volume:
8
Edition:
3
Background: During past decades the formerly active lifestyle in Greenland has become sedentary, and the intake of traditional food has gradually been replaced with imported food. These lifestyle and dietary habits may affect pregnant women. Aim: To describe age and regional differences in reproduct…
Background: During past decades the formerly active lifestyle in Greenland has become sedentary, and the intake of traditional food has gradually been replaced with imported food. These lifestyle and dietary habits may affect pregnant women. Aim: To describe age and regional differences in reproductive factors, lifestyle and diet among Greenlandic pregnant women in their first trimester. Methods: A cross-sectional study during 2013–2015 including 373 pregnant women was conducted in five Greenlandic regions (West, Disko Bay, South, North and East). Interview-based questionnaires on reproductive factors, lifestyle and dietary habits were compared in relation to two age groups (median age ≤28 years and >28 years). Results: In total, 72.4% were Inuit, 46.6% had BMI >25.0 kg/m2, 29.0% were smoking during pregnancy and 54.6% had used hashish. BMI, educational level, personal income, previous pregnancies and planned breastfeeding period were significantly higher in the age group >28 years of age compared to the age group ≤28 years of age. In region Disko Bay, 90.9% were Inuit, in region South more had a university degree (37.9%) and region East had the highest number of previous pregnancies, the highest number of smokers during pregnancy and the most frequent intake of sauce with hot meals and fast-food. Conclusions: Overall a high BMI and a high smoking frequency were found. Age differences were found for BMI and planned breastfeeding period, while regional differences were found for smoking and intake of sauce with hot meals and fast-food. Future recommendations aimed at pregnant women in Greenland should focus on these health issues.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Livstil; Gravide kvinder; Grønland
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health
Volume:
46
Edition:
2
ISBN number:
1403-4948
Telemedicin i Grønland, borgernes perspektiv
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Grønlandske perspektiver på telemedicin
Host publication title:
Best Practice Sygeplejersken
ISBN number:
1903-6582
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Institutionel etnografi
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Roskilde Universitet
ISBN number:
978-87-7349-986-3
I denne artikel beskrives orkestreringen af plejepersonales arbejdsliv på medicinske afsnit gennem måle og tasteaktiviteter ved computere. Computerne, som plejepersonale anvender til bl.a. tastning af patienternes vitale værdier, er mere end neutrale maskiner til identifikation af udvikling af sygel…
I denne artikel beskrives orkestreringen af plejepersonales arbejdsliv på medicinske afsnit gennem måle og tasteaktiviteter ved computere. Computerne, som plejepersonale anvender til bl.a. tastning af patienternes vitale værdier, er mere end neutrale maskiner til identifikation af udvikling af sygelighed og dødelighed. Computerne er politisk implementeret med ambitioner om at fremme kosteffektiv patientsikker kommunikation på tværs af professioner og sektorer om et stigende antal ældre patienter og borgere. Men i et hverdagsliv kan der være uoverensstemmelse mellem de politiske ambitioner og plejepersonalets arbejdsliv. Plejepersonalet kan blive presset på tid, hvis computeren definerer, at ældre medicinske patienter med aldersrelaterede skæve vitale værdier skal måles hver ½ time.
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Year:
2018
Subjects:
Teknologi; Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Institutionel etnografi
Title of journal:
Tidsskrift for arbejdsliv
Volume of journal:
20
Number of journal:
4
Country of publication:
Danmark
DOI number:
10.7146/tfa.v20i4.111591
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Institutionel etnografi; Døden
Title of journal:
Klinisk Sygepleje
Volume of journal:
32
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Universitetsforlaget
Country of publication:
Danmark
DOI number:
10.18261/issn.1903-2285-2018-03-02
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit
Name of newspaper:
Sygeplejersken
Date & year:
15-05
In a global world where climate change and a growing population increase the requirements for food, the need for fertile soil becomes a problem, especially in the tropics. New research shows that Greenlandic Glacier Rock Flour (GRF) can be used to remineralise nutrient depleted soils and thus, to so…
In a global world where climate change and a growing population increase the requirements for food, the need for fertile soil becomes a problem, especially in the tropics. New research shows that Greenlandic Glacier Rock Flour (GRF) can be used to remineralise nutrient depleted soils and thus, to some extent, alleviate some of these problems.
This project investigates whether GRF ́s fertility potential depends on the size of the glacier thermal regime and locations. Glacier Rock Flour was collected from different sites in Greenland, Svalbard, Alaska and Argentina for comparison. Incubation experiments were carried out by mixing 10% GRF with soil/sand in the ratio 1:1. The level of available potassium and phosphorus was measured after two and four weeks and compared to a control sample only containing the soil/sand.
The analysis shows that there is a difference in the available K depending on location, while the P analysis is more inconsistent.
Based on the results, the main factor for nutrient release is the particle size of the GRF, and this is mainly influenced by the thermal regime of the glacier and the bedrock. The results also show that the physical properties and soil environment affect the release of potassium and phosphorus the most.
Overall, GRF from Greenland seems to be more suitable for remineralisation compared to GRF from other locations, especially when looking at the available potassium.
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Author:
Lea Maria Frederiksen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Rock flour; Remineralisation
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Microorganisms have been acknowledged for centuries as key influencers on their surrounding environment. Scientific research has recently been able to validate and explore this using high throughput sequencing techniques that offer the potential to efficiently investigate the biodiversity in environ…
Microorganisms have been acknowledged for centuries as key influencers on their surrounding environment. Scientific research has recently been able to validate and explore this using high throughput sequencing techniques that offer the potential to efficiently investigate the biodiversity in environmental samples. Advanced DNA sequencing techniques combined with modern microbial cultivation can provide a profound conception of a microbial community’s genotypic and phenotypic characteristics from a single environmental sample. I have combined both techniques in this MSc thesis, with a focus on analysing and inferring the microbial properties of Greenlandic glacial rock flour (GRF). GRF is currently being explored as a novel soil mineraliser, due to its promising mineralogical properties and the fact it represents an abundant and sustainable resource. I therefore characterised the microbial community of both pure GRF samples, and also following blending with agricultural soils to examine any resulting consequences to the agricultural soil microbial communities.
The MSc thesis begins with an introduction containing a description of GRF, the microbiology related to the subject and the techniques used in this thesis. Subsequently this is followed with a first manuscript “Taxonomic profiling of the microbial community of Greenlandic glacial rock flour - a novel soil mineraliser” describing the microbial community of GRF, and then a second manuscript “Exploring the microbial consequences of applying the Greenlandic glacial rock flour soil mineraliser to depleted agricultural soils” analysing the microbial consequences (negative and/or positive) over time associated to GRF. Lastly, overall perspectives and conclusions are presented.
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Author:
Luisa dos Santos Bay Nielsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Microbial analysis; Glacial rock flour
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
The sea ice in the Arctic has shrunk significantly in the last decades. The transport pattern has as a result partly changed with more traffic in remote areas. This change may influence the risk pattern. The critical factors are harsh weather, ice conditions, remoteness and vulnerability of nature.…
The sea ice in the Arctic has shrunk significantly in the last decades. The transport pattern has as a result partly changed with more traffic in remote areas. This change may influence the risk pattern. The critical factors are harsh weather, ice conditions, remoteness and vulnerability of nature. In this paper, we look into the risk of accidents in Atlantic Arctic based on previous ship accidents and the changes in maritime activity. The risk has to be assessed to ensure a proper level of emergency response. The consequences of incidents depend on the incident type, scale and location. As accidents are rare, there are limited statistics available for Arctic maritime accidents. Hence, this study offers a qualitative analysis and an expert-based risk assessment. Implications for the emergency preparedness system of the Arctic region are discussed.
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Author:
Nataliya Marchenko; Natalia Andreassen; Odd Jarl Borch; Svetlana Kuznetsova; Valur Ingimundarson; Uffe Jakobsen
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Arctic; Climate change; Shipping routes; Maritime security; Emergency response
Title of journal:
Transnav: The international journal on marine navigation and safety of sea transportation
Volume of journal:
12
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Transnav
Place of publication:
Gdynia
Country of publication:
Poland
ISSN number:
2083-6473
DOI number:
10.12716/1001.12.01.12
Climate Change as (Dis)Equilibrium: Behavioral Resilience in the Greenlandic Arctic
Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen; Djuke Veldhuis
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Greenland; Climate change; Social resilience; Versatility
Title of journal:
Human Ecology
Volume of journal:
46
Number of journal:
5
Editor:
Bo Storm
Year:
2018
Subjects:
Udeskole; Den grønlandske folkeskole; Naturvejledning; Udeliv; Udeundervisning
Title of journal:
NATURvejleder
Volume of journal:
27.2
Publisher:
Naturvejlederforeningen i Danmark
Country of publication:
Danmark
Skandinavische Literaturen
Editor:
Dirk Göttsche; Axel Dunker; Gabriele Dürbeck
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Literature; Postcolonialism; Nordic region
Place of publication:
Stuttgart
Host publication title:
Handbuch Postkolonialismus und Literatur
Publication house:
Metzler
ISBN number:
978-3-476-02551-7
Deutsche und europäische Kolonialgeschichte im Überblick: Skandinavien
Editor:
Dirk Göttsche; Axel Dunker; Gabriele Dürbeck
Year:
2017
Subjects:
History; Colonial history; Colonialism; Postcolonialism; Nordic region
Place of publication:
Stuttgart
Host publication title:
Handbuch Postkolonialismus und Literatur
Publication house:
Metzler
ISBN number:
978-3-476-02551-7
Uddannelsessystemet reagerer med vrede, fornærmelse og straf, når studerende plagierer sig gennem eksamen. I stedet burde det se indad. For de unges adfærd drives frem af et system, der har en gammeldags instrumentel holdning til viden og vidensdeling.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Plagiat; Uddannelsessystem
Name of newspaper:
Information
Date & year:
19. juni
Challenges related to access and supply of fossil fuel generated energy in Arctic communities, together with a global agenda to fight the climate change, including through promoting renewable energy systems as alternatives to fossil fuels, are motivating implementation of renewables in the Arctic Re…
Challenges related to access and supply of fossil fuel generated energy in Arctic communities, together with a global agenda to fight the climate change, including through promoting renewable energy systems as alternatives to fossil fuels, are motivating implementation of renewables in the Arctic Region, as in the rest of the world. Various benefits are anticipated in relation to implementation of renewables in Arctic communities, a fact that is driving interest in an appraisal of the state of energy production in the Arctic toward a transition from fossil fuel generated electricity and heating, to an Arctic energy system based on renewable energy sources. To understand and promote the potential for increased implementation of renewable energy solutions, it is important to investigate the role of key factors such as the economy, infrastructure and technology for the transition process. This article is based on an explorative study and analysis of how these three key factors are driving and challenging implementation of renewables. It aims at contributing to the debate on how to promote renewables in the four Arctic areas: Alaska, Canadian Arctic, Greenland and Russian Arctic. Key findings are discussed and recommendations to tackle some of the identified challenges are provided.
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Author:
Lucia Mortensen; Anne Merrild Hansen; Alexander Shestakov
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Renewable energy; Arctic; Remote communities; Sustainable development
Title of journal:
Polar Geography
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
10.1080/1088937X.2017.1329758
Images of the Greenlandic Prison Population – An Expanded Suicide?
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Greenland; Prisons
Title of journal:
European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control
Volume of journal:
1
Grönland – das Land ohne Gefängnis
Editor:
Frank Sowa
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Grönland
Host publication title:
Grönland
Kontinuitäten und Brüche im Leben der grönländischen Inuit
Well-being of Circumpolar Arctic Peoples: The Quest for Continuity
Editor:
R. J. Estes; M. J. Sirgy
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
The Pursuit of Well-Being: The Untold Global History
Publication house:
Springer International Publishing
ISBN number:
978-3-319-39100-7
Author:
D. Holen; D. Gerkey; E. Høydal; D. Natcher; M.R. Nielsen; Birger Poppel; P.I. Severeide; H.T. Snyder; M. Stappleton; E.I. Turi; I Aslaksen
Editor:
Solveig Glomsrød; Gérard Duhaime; Iulie Aslaksen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
The Economy of the North 2015
Country of publication:
Statistics Norway
Editor:
Solveig Glomsrød; Gérard Duhaime; Iulie Aslaksen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
The Economy of the North 2015
Publisher:
Statistics Norway
I år har Grønland haft en central socialadministration i 50 år. Den blev et historisk vendepunkt for indførelsen af en mere systematisk social forsorg. Denne artikelserie, som er delt i to, beskæftiger sig i den første del med forløbet op til etableringen af den sociale administration, og hvorfor de…
I år har Grønland haft en central socialadministration i 50 år. Den blev et historisk vendepunkt for indførelsen af en mere systematisk social forsorg. Denne artikelserie, som er delt i to, beskæftiger sig i den første del med forløbet op til etableringen af den sociale administration, og hvorfor det var så vigtigt at få dette bureaukratiske led i forsorgen. I Grønland havde man på daværende tidspunkt ikke en systematisk eller ligeligt fordelt social indsats, hvilket skulle sikres med en socialadministration. Der kastes også et historisk tilbageblik på de ministerielle og politiske overvejelser, der lå bag formålet med at oprette den tidlige socialfaglige indsats, som ledte frem til uddannelsen af de første grønlandske socialhjælpere i 1966. I anden del af artikelserien (Tidsskriftet Grønland 4, 2017) er fokus på tiden efter hjemmestyrets indførelse med socialreformkommissioner, socialforskning og nutidens BA-uddannede socialrådgivere.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Social administration; Grønland; Socialpolitik; Historie
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
65
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selvskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
00174556
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik; Grønland; Danmark; Lykkerejser
Web publication type:
Artikel
Web place of publication:
https://www.kirkenskorshaer.dk
Editor:
Colin Bradley
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Social work; Empowerment; Action research; Participation; Greenland; Participatory action research
Place of publication:
Sydney
Country of publication:
Australia
Host publication title:
Collaborative and Sustainable Learning for a Fairer World: Rhetoric or Reality
Publication house:
Sydney University Press
ISBN number:
9780987118127
Homelessness in Nuuk is a social issue that has been known for several years. In the 1970s Nuuk got it’s first shelter for women. In the 2010s some attention in the field has emerged with the establishment of a municipal night shelter and the opening of the Salvation Army day shelter and a Kofoeds S…
Homelessness in Nuuk is a social issue that has been known for several years. In the 1970s Nuuk got it’s first shelter for women. In the 2010s some attention in the field has emerged with the establishment of a municipal night shelter and the opening of the Salvation Army day shelter and a Kofoeds Skole in Nuuk. Homelessness has not nearly gotten the same social policy focus as has children and their families. The lack of political attention to this topic is one of the reasons why there are yet large public planning challenges to be solved. In research based on prolonged fieldwork we can observe several challenges when homeless citizens try to engage with public agencies. The article draws on fieldwork and data from interviews in the field of social welfare and health care since 2010. A critical sociological perspective can create a new understanding of the challenges that lie in process of strengthening disempowered citizens’ autonomy. The article brings excerpts from interviews regarding the direct experience of the encounter between disempowered citizens and public systems. It points to some solutions through an enhanced crosssectorial and communicative action. Public systems can, without losing function and power, hand over sovereignty to the citizens. Such efforts may in the long run create a more equal Greenlandic society.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Nuuk; Social planlægning; Sociologi; Feminisme
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
ISBN number:
9788792554932
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Facebook; Greenland
Web publication type:
Article
Web place of publication:
Nordlandsforskning
I 2018 får Grønland sin første lukkede anstalt, og med dette bliver Grønland som ”landet uden fængsel” endeligt fortid. Allerede før det første lukkede anstalt slår dørene op, bringer landet sig ind på en førende plads, som det mest straffende land i Skandinavien.
På baggrund af journalstudier giver…
I 2018 får Grønland sin første lukkede anstalt, og med dette bliver Grønland som ”landet uden fængsel” endeligt fortid. Allerede før det første lukkede anstalt slår dørene op, bringer landet sig ind på en førende plads, som det mest straffende land i Skandinavien.
På baggrund af journalstudier giver artiklen et indtryk af sociale kendetegn ved den grønlandske fangebefolkning. Ligesom det analyseres, hvorledes det grønlandske velfærdssamfunds håndterer den del af befolkningen som anbringes i anstalterne.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Kriminologi; Indsatte; Fangetal; Anstalter
Title of journal:
Nordisk Tidsskrift for Kriminalvidenskab
Volume of journal:
104
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
De Nordiske Kriminalistforeninger
ISSN number:
0029-1528
1st of January 2010 a new Greenlandic criminal code came in to force. The new criminal code also opened for a brand new sanction; community service, which never had been used in the Greenlandic society. The paper will describe the purpose of community service, the elements which make the sanction sp…
1st of January 2010 a new Greenlandic criminal code came in to force. The new criminal code also opened for a brand new sanction; community service, which never had been used in the Greenlandic society. The paper will describe the purpose of community service, the elements which make the sanction specific attractive in a Greenlandic context, and enforcement of the sanction in practice. Furthermore the paper will present results from a qualitative study about the first experiences with community service in Greenland.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Foranstaltninger; Samfundstjeneste; Kriminologi; Social antropologi; Kriminallov
Place of publication:
Ilisimatusarfik
Country of publication:
Nuuk
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk kultur- og samfundsforskning 2015-17
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
ISBN number:
978-87-92554-93-2
Island Autonomies - Constitutional and Political Developments
This chapter elucidates the Nordic islands: the Åland Islands, Faroe Islands and Greenland in comparison with the Portuguese autonomous islands of Azores and Madeira. The questions answered are what kind of constitutional and political development these island autonomies have been encountering and w…
This chapter elucidates the Nordic islands: the Åland Islands, Faroe Islands and Greenland in comparison with the Portuguese autonomous islands of Azores and Madeira. The questions answered are what kind of constitutional and political development these island autonomies have been encountering and what their characteristic features are regarding their relationship with their respective metropolitan state.
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Editor:
Ferdinand Karlhofer; Günther Pallaver
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Federalism; Devolution; Asymmetric federalism; Island autonomies
Place of publication:
Baden-Baden
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Federal Power-Sharing in Europe
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Nomos
ISBN number:
978-3-8487-4043-7
Ligesom i Europa og andre dele af den vestlige verden er brugerinddragelse kommet på dagsordenen i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen. Det kræver, at den grønlandske sundhedsforskning suppleres med humanistiske tilgange, som kan udforske patientperspektiver. Humanistisk sundhedsforskning rummer forskelli…
Ligesom i Europa og andre dele af den vestlige verden er brugerinddragelse kommet på dagsordenen i det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen. Det kræver, at den grønlandske sundhedsforskning suppleres med humanistiske tilgange, som kan udforske patientperspektiver. Humanistisk sundhedsforskning rummer forskellige teoretiske tilgange. Artiklen diskuterer en fænomenologisk tilgang, som er udbredt i humanistisk sundhedsforskning, og dens muligheder og begrænsninger i forhold til at inddrage patientperspektiver som rationel viden og patienter som subjekter for deres eget liv. Diskussionen relateres til et grønlandsk forskningsprojekt med en kritisk psykologisk tilgang, og hvad tilgangen kan tilføre nøglebegreber i humanistisk sundhedsforskning som kontekst, situation, forståelse og etik. Samtidig peges på udviklingsmuligheder i praksis.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Humanistisk sundhedsforskning; Fænomenologi; Kritisk psykologi; Patientperspektiv; Sygepleje
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
25
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
This paper examines the long-run fiscal sustainability of the colonial finances of Spanish America. Using econometric tests of intertemporal stability and a macroeconomic budget constraint framework, the analysis revisits how the long-run fiscal dynamics of the colonial treasuries adjusted for infla…
This paper examines the long-run fiscal sustainability of the colonial finances of Spanish America. Using econometric tests of intertemporal stability and a macroeconomic budget constraint framework, the analysis revisits how the long-run fiscal dynamics of the colonial treasuries adjusted for inflation changed over time. Findings suggest that in spite of historical breakpoints associated to major financial difficulties during wartime, in general the treasuries achieved sustainable fiscal balances. However, there was a shifting pattern of fiscal sustainability between the treasuries across the colonial period.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Economic history
Title of journal:
Spanish Association of Economic History - Working Paper Series
Number of journal:
1703
Place of publication:
Madrid
Country of publication:
Spain
Did structural change account for productivity growth within manufacturing during the import substitution era? A historical appraisal of Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil
The long-term productivity dynamics of Latin America have been the focus of vast research looking to understand the origins of the growth underperformance of the region. Based on new estimates from official industrial censuses from 1935 to 1975, this paper reassesses whether there was a process of s…
The long-term productivity dynamics of Latin America have been the focus of vast research looking to understand the origins of the growth underperformance of the region. Based on new estimates from official industrial censuses from 1935 to 1975, this paper reassesses whether there was a process of structural change within the manufacturing industries of Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil. It presents a quantitative reassessment of the dynamics of productivity in these industries providing a new decomposition of labor productivity growth at a more disaggregated level. The overall results from a shift-share analysis are unable to find substantial evidence of structural change within manufacturing in these countries over the period.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Economic development; Economic history; Productivity growth
Title of journal:
Journal of International Trade and Economic Development
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/09638199.2017.1389975
Domestic violence in Greenland: violent men's life stories
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Domestic violence; Greenland
Name of conference:
ICASS lX
City of conference:
Umeå
Country of conference:
Sweden
Greenland
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Self-government system
Date & year:
November
Web publication type:
Online compendium
Web place of publication:
www.world-autonomies.info
The concept of patient involvement is ambiguous and contested in the healthcare systems in Western Europe and North America. Current research indicates that patients only feel moderately involved in their treatment and care. This article builds on a study of chronically ill patients’ perspectives on…
The concept of patient involvement is ambiguous and contested in the healthcare systems in Western Europe and North America. Current research indicates that patients only feel moderately involved in their treatment and care. This article builds on a study of chronically ill patients’ perspectives on healthcare practice in Greenland. It discusses the significance of including in healthcare practice knowledge of patients’ everyday lives with illness and their own views on their situations. Research was qualitative and ethnographic. Participants were followed with participant observations and qualitative interviews for 2.5 years during hospital stay in the capital Nuuk and in their homes in towns and settlements during 2010–2013. Results show that patients are concerned about how to manage their life with illness on a daily basis. Their everyday life activities demonstrate the resources they have to live with illness. However, procedures for healthcare practice concentrate on treatment of the physical disease. Knowledge about psychosocial needs for care and rehabilitation tend to be excluded. The study points to potential for improving professional practice through healthcare professionals’ active investigation of patients’ everyday lives and values, integration of this knowledge into their professional practice and developing structures for this kind of involvement.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Patients; Patient involvement; Healthcare; Greenland
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
76
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2017.1403258
Efter første artikels (TG 2/2017) fokus på Grønlands overtagelse af det socialt administrative område ser vi i denne anden del på nutidens forhold. Nutiden kommer til at handle overvejdende om 1980'erne og 1990'erne. Store tiltag såsom den første socialreformkommission og en egentlig grønlandsk soci…
Efter første artikels (TG 2/2017) fokus på Grønlands overtagelse af det socialt administrative område ser vi i denne anden del på nutidens forhold. Nutiden kommer til at handle overvejdende om 1980'erne og 1990'erne. Store tiltag såsom den første socialreformkommission og en egentlig grønlandsk socialrådgiveruddannelse blev centrale faktorer i forståelsen af det socialpolitiske landskab. Sen-90'ernes sparetider og manglende socialpolitisk handlekraft skabte en stilstand, som kom til udtryk i et noget stillestående lovarbejde på det sociale område. 2000'erne handlede om at rette Grønland ind på sporet af et moderne velfærdssamfund blandt andet med en meget professionaliseret socialreformkommission. Her ses nye organisationer som MiO, men også en ny socialstyrelse og en revitaliseret socialrådgiverforening. Artiklen afrundes med en problematisering af de fortsatte sociale udfordringer samt bud på fremtidige løsninger.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Socialadministration; Socialt arbejde; Uddannelse
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
65
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Place of publication:
København, Charlottenlund
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
00174556
Artiklen diskuteres, hvorledes psykologien i Grønland indgår i den generelle udvikling af samfundet, der er med i en rivende udvikling i Arktis, har en stor og produktiv kultur, og som samtidigt er praeget af en stadig befolkningsvandring mod byerne og øget ulighed mellem rig og relativt fattig. Det…
Artiklen diskuteres, hvorledes psykologien i Grønland indgår i den generelle udvikling af samfundet, der er med i en rivende udvikling i Arktis, har en stor og produktiv kultur, og som samtidigt er praeget af en stadig befolkningsvandring mod byerne og øget ulighed mellem rig og relativt fattig. Det vises, at rigtigt mange børn og unge trives og opnår uddannelse, men at der samtidigt er en del unge, der ikke opnår samme grad af adgang til basale rettigheder såsom tryghed, uddannelse og udviklingsmuligheder som andre. Det diskuteres, hvordan psykologien i høj grad følger udviklingen i de skandinaviske lande, men at den kunne omfatte mere community-baserede metoder for at kunne bidrage til forebyggelse af de sociale udfordringer, der skaber baggrund for mental traumatisering og mistrivsel. Behovet for en social forskning, der rummer løsninger og ikke blot beskrivelser af velkendte sociale udfordringer, påpeges og diskuteres.
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Author:
Taitsiannguaq Tróndheim; Steven Arnfjord; Mette Sonniks; Peter Berliner
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Psykologi; Grønland; Forskning
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
38
Publisher:
Dansk Psykologisk Forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
22462449
I artiklen diskuteres, hvorledes psykologien i Grønland indgår i den generelle udvikling af samfundet, der er med i en rivende udvikling i Arktis, har en stor og produktiv kultur, og som samtidigt er præget af en stadig befolkningsvandring mod byerne og øget ulighed mellem rig og relativt fattig. De…
I artiklen diskuteres, hvorledes psykologien i Grønland indgår i den generelle udvikling af samfundet, der er med i en rivende udvikling i Arktis, har en stor og produktiv kultur, og som samtidigt er præget af en stadig befolkningsvandring mod byerne og øget ulighed mellem rig og relativt fattig. Det vises, at rigtigt mange børn og unge trives og opnår uddannelse, men at der samtidigt er en del unge, der ikke opnår samme grad af adgang til basale rettigheder såsom tryghed, uddannelse og udviklingsmuligheder som andre. Det diskuteres, hvordan psykologien i høj grad følger udviklingen i de skandinaviske lande, men at den kunne omfatte mere community-baserede metoder for at kunne bidrage til forebyggelse af de sociale udfordringer, der skaber baggrund for mental traumatisering og mistrivsel. Behovet for en social forskning, der rummer løsninger og ikke blot beskrivelser af velkendte sociale udfordringer, påpeges og diskuteres.
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Author:
Taitsiannguaq Tróndheim; Steven Arnfjord; Mette Sonniks; Peter Berliner
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Psykologi; Grønland; Forskning; Community-basering; Metoder; Socialforskning
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
38
Publisher:
Dansk Psykologisk Forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
22462449
Artiklen tager afsæt i et feministisk perspektiv på kvinder, som er ramt af hjemløshed. Med afsæt i et litteraturstudie og en inspiration fra nordcanadisk forskning i hjemløshed blandt kvinder analyseres situationen i Nuuk. Vi inddrager empiri fra et længerevarende feltarbejde i Nuuk og med intervie…
Artiklen tager afsæt i et feministisk perspektiv på kvinder, som er ramt af hjemløshed. Med afsæt i et litteraturstudie og en inspiration fra nordcanadisk forskning i hjemløshed blandt kvinder analyseres situationen i Nuuk. Vi inddrager empiri fra et længerevarende feltarbejde i Nuuk og med interviews omkring kvindernes situation fra kilder i miljøet. I artiklen problematiseres det, at det offentlige sociale system forekommer meget lidt forberedt på, at Nuuk i dag har over 200 borgere, som er ramt af hjemløshed. Der eksisterer ikke indtil i dag et særskilt fokus på kvinderne i denne situation. Kvinder er blandt andet omfattet af begrebet “skjult hjemløshed”, som hidtil har været anvendt i begrænset omfang i den offentlige debat. I artiklen viser vi blandt andet, at man dels har kendt til hjemløshed i flere årtier – også til kvindernes hjemløshed. Kvindernes manglende stemme i socialpolitikken kan hænge sammen med, at kvindekampen i Grønland er gået lidt i dvale. Artiklen afrundes med strategiforslag til en mulig videre proces med inspiration fra nordcanadiske tiltag.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Feminisme; Nuuk; Canada; Kvindehistorie
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
38
Publisher:
Dansk Psykologisk Forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
22462449
Over the past three decades, homelessness has become an area of significant social concern in Alaska, the Canadian North, and most recently, Greenland. These three geographical contexts show both similarities and contrasts, but no effort has yet been made to review the research literature on homeles…
Over the past three decades, homelessness has become an area of significant social concern in Alaska, the Canadian North, and most recently, Greenland. These three geographical contexts show both similarities and contrasts, but no effort has yet been made to review the research literature on homelessness from these three regions or to highlight key themes or gaps in current knowledge. We reviewed the literature in order to 1) understand the current state of knowledge of the dynamics of homelessness in Alaska, the Canadian North (here including Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut), and Greenland and 2) conceptualize a northern geography of homelessness. The research literature identifies common themes across these contexts, which include chronic housing insecurity, overrepresentation of Indigenous peoples among those living homeless, and the significance of gendered experiences of homelessness. It identifies key interconnections between hidden homelessness and visible homelessness as the dynamics of urbanization in northern towns and cities reveal the social consequences of chronic housing insecurity in settlements. Across these northern regions, the high rates of chronic homelessness reflect the prevalence of northern housing insecurity and the lack of both adequate, appropriate support for people experiencing mental health or addiction problems and supportive or public housing options. Strategies that aim to diversify housing stock at various critical points along the housing spectrum are needed in northern regions, an idea that is promoted by Housing First and transitional housing programs in Alaska and the Canadian North.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Homelessness; Housing; Urbanization; Health; Alaska; Yukon; Nunavut; Northwest Territories; Greenland
Title of journal:
Arctic
Volume of journal:
70
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
The Arctic Institute of North America
Place of publication:
Calgary
Country of publication:
Canada
ISSN number:
00040843
DOI number:
10.14430/arctic4680
Rehabilitering i hverdagslivet: Borgerperspektiver på livet som gammel – muligheder og udfordringer i den faglige støtte
Rapporten formidler resultaterne af en undersøgelse af hverdagsrehabilitering i Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq, Forvaltningen for Arbejdsmarked og Velfærd, Ældreområdet og Voksenomsorgsservice. Hverdagsrehabiliteringskonceptet er overtaget fra Danmark, og som i Danmark er praksis udtryk for en instrumente…
Rapporten formidler resultaterne af en undersøgelse af hverdagsrehabilitering i Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq, Forvaltningen for Arbejdsmarked og Velfærd, Ældreområdet og Voksenomsorgsservice. Hverdagsrehabiliteringskonceptet er overtaget fra Danmark, og som i Danmark er praksis udtryk for en instrumentel og fragmenteret tilgang til støtten til ældre og kronisk syge, dvs et ensidigt fokus på fysisk træning og ADL. Dette fokus er dikteret af økonomiske overvejelser. Indsigten i borgernes perspektiver på livet som ældre/kronisk syg viser, at mål for støtten må forholde sig til ældres behov og ønsker i forhold til et meningsfuldt liv i fællesskab med andre. Hjemmehjælpergruppen, som skal være den bærende kraft i hverdagsrehabilitering, har gode muligheder for at inddrage borgernes perspektiver i indsatserne, men det kræver en professionalisering af hjemmehjælpernes opsøgen af borgernes perspektiver, og det kræver et opgør med en hierarkisk vidensopfattelse blandt de forskellige faggrupper i hjemmeplejen. Ift et udbredt problem blandt ældre/kronisk syge, nemlig ensomhed og perspektivløshed, diskuteres muligheder for relevante og meningsfulde aktiviteter, der muliggør ældres deltagelse som synlige og bidragende medlemmer af lokalsamfundet (ikke publiceret).
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Rehabilitering; Hverdagsrehabilitering; Borgerperspektiver; Medarbejderperspektiver; Tværfagligt samarbejde; Hjemmepleje
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Institut for Sygepleje og Sundhedsvidenskab, Ilisimatusarfik
Greenland and the Faroes are autonomous jurisdictions within the Danish Realm, having undertaken a continuous process of extended self-determination in the post-WWII era. In both jurisdictions there are strong movements of secession and counter-secession, whose respective strengths are largely achie…
Greenland and the Faroes are autonomous jurisdictions within the Danish Realm, having undertaken a continuous process of extended self-determination in the post-WWII era. In both jurisdictions there are strong movements of secession and counter-secession, whose respective strengths are largely achieved through external relations. This paper will first provide an introduction to the historical background and the formal relationship between the two jurisdictions and their metropolitan state. We will then extend the two cases with a description of how increased internal autonomy has evolved in a dynamic interaction with changes in international affairs. Whether the two jurisdictions may move towards full secession or new forms of unity is difficult to predict, but external relations keep on pushing at the formal structures and limits of the realm, which we will briefly reflect upon in the final section.
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Editor:
Diego Muro; Eckart Woertz
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Autonomy; Denmark; Greenland; Faroe Islands
Place of publication:
Barcelona
Country of publication:
Spain
Host publication title:
Secession and Counter-secession. An International Relations Perspective
Publication house:
Barcelona Centre for International Affairs
ISBN number:
978-84-92511-53-2
Kapitlet undersøger og diskuterer virksomme processer i familieklasserne i Nuuk og peger især på tryghed, dialog, kollektiv læring, ligeværd og fælles refleksion - samt lyst og fælles latter - som problemopløsende udviklingsveje.
Author:
Peter Berliner; Rita Thomsen; Rikke Toftgaard Rossen; Lærke Jensen; Mette Sonniks
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Familieklasser; Tryghed; Dialog; Kollektiv læring; Ligeværd; Problemopløsning
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2015-17
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
ISBN number:
978-87-92554-93-2
Familieklasser i Nuuk - at skabe fredelige løsninger midt i skolen
I artiklen beskrive forældres fortællinger om deres og deres barns deltagelse i familieklassen i Kangillinnguit Atuarfiat I Nuussuaq i Nuuk. Vores formål her er at forstå, hvordan forældrene oplever deltagelse i familieklassen. Igennem kvalitative interviews fortæller forældrene om dette. Deres fort…
I artiklen beskrive forældres fortællinger om deres og deres barns deltagelse i familieklassen i Kangillinnguit Atuarfiat I Nuussuaq i Nuuk. Vores formål her er at forstå, hvordan forældrene oplever deltagelse i familieklassen. Igennem kvalitative interviews fortæller forældrene om dette. Deres fortællinger viser, at de var glade for at deltage i familieklassen – og at det, de værdsatte, og som de fandt hjælpsomt i at støtte deres barn i skolen og I hjemmet, var: social støtte og gensidig anerkendelse i form af (1) Genkendelighed, dvs. at kunne se ligheder imellem familierne; (2) Ikke at føle sig alene, idet man føler sig forstået som forældre; (3) Fællesskabsfølelse gennem åbenhed om udfordringer og løsninger og gennem at opmuntre, rose, støtte og bakke hinanden op samt ved at kunne have det sjovt sammen; (4) Erfaringsdeling, der giver inspiration til sammen at finde løsninger samt gennem at give og lytte til hinandens råd og ideer); (5) Spejling ved at kunne se sig selv med andres øjne helt konkret); (6) Refleksivitet ved at tale om og vise forskellige løsninger og forståelser forældrene og forældre og børn imellem); (8) Snakke sammen (tale med hinanden, tiltro og accept, åbenhed); (9) Lytning (nærhed); (10) At rose og at blive rost (være anerkendende i hverdagen og have tiltro til barnet); (11) Accept; (12) Åbenhed; (13) Ro; (14) Selvtillid. Den fælles læring handler om at finde gode løsninger sammen igennem aktiviteter, der udføres sammen i klassen og derefter reflekteres over – ligeledes – i en fælles proces.
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Author:
Rikke Rossen; Lærke Jensen; Rita Thomsen; Mette Sonniks; Peter Berliner
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Familieklasse; Skolen i Grønland; Livsglæde; Fælles læring
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
38
Number of journal:
1
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Man skal kunne se glæden – familieklassen i Nuuk: tryghed, åbenhed og fælles læring
I denne artikel undersøger vi familieklassen som metode i Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland) som en mulighed for at støtte og styrke børn til at trives i skolen. Vi gør dette ved at fremlægge og analysere familieklasselærerens fortælling om familieklassen, idet netop den professionelles fortælling ses som…
I denne artikel undersøger vi familieklassen som metode i Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland) som en mulighed for at støtte og styrke børn til at trives i skolen. Vi gør dette ved at fremlægge og analysere familieklasselærerens fortælling om familieklassen, idet netop den professionelles fortælling ses som særdeles betydningsfuld i forståelsen af, hvilke processer, der gør at familieklassen når gode resultater mht. de deltagende familiers oplevelse af barnets trivsel i skolen. Endvidere sammenligner vi familieklasselærerens og forældrenes fortællinger og diskuterer disse i forhold til den særlige kulturelle kontekst, som familieklassemetoden anvendes i. Resultaterne er, at familieklasselæreren beskriver, at det gennem fælles oplevelser, anerkendelse, fælles refleksion, succesoplevelser, tryghed og glæde er muligt at skabe nye valgmuligheder og løsninger i og overfor tidligere gentagende, problemfokuserede adfærdsmønstre. Forældre og familieklasselærer peger sammen på, at det virksomme i familieklassen er, at der skabes et rum, hvor deltagerne (1) ikke føler sig alene og forkerte, men som forældre med muligheder, hvorved der skabes håb og handlemuligheder; (2) skaber glæde sammen og derved oplever at have ressourcer og muligheder; (3) kan se sig selv med andre(s) øjne og derved skabe nye fortællinger om familien og barnet; (4) kan dele erfaringer med hinanden både verbalt og i praksis; (5) anerkender og bliver anerkendt gensidigt; (5) bygger selvtillid i familien gennem succesoplevelser i klassen og i familien; (6) i praksis styrker åbenhed ved i praksis at skabe trygge rammer at udtrykke sig i; og (7) lærer ved at være sammen med andre, dvs. ved at indgå i en fælles læringsproces, hvor alles bidrag har værdi.
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Author:
Lærke Jensen; Rikke Toftgaard Rossen; Rita Thomsen; Mette Sonniks; Peter Berliner
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Familieklasse; Nuuk; Fælles læring; Tillid; Social læring
Title of journal:
Dansk Paedagogisk Tidsskrift
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0904-2393
Resiliens: om at have definitionsmagten over et begreb
En diskussion af resiliensbegrebet.
Author:
Peter Berliner; Hans Månsson
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Resiliens; Vidensproduktion; Definitionsmagt
Title of journal:
Kognition & Paedagogik
Volume of journal:
27
Number of journal:
103
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0906-6225
Social resiliens: forandringsressourcer i to byer i Grønland
Vi starter ud med at give en oversigt over aktuel teori om resiliens og viser, at disse teorier peger på, at resiliens handler om netværk og forbindelser i komplekse systemer. Derefter beskriver vi fortællinger om social resiliens i to byer i Grønland, Nanortalik og Tasiilaq. Ud fra de beskrivelser…
Vi starter ud med at give en oversigt over aktuel teori om resiliens og viser, at disse teorier peger på, at resiliens handler om netværk og forbindelser i komplekse systemer. Derefter beskriver vi fortællinger om social resiliens i to byer i Grønland, Nanortalik og Tasiilaq. Ud fra de beskrivelser diskuterer vi, hvad der kendetegner social resiliens i Grønland og hvordan det kan fremmes gennem konkrete projekter båret af lokale kræfter som et bidrag til den stærke og innovative kultur, der i disse år udvikler sig i Grønland som en del af den globale verden.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Ellen Bang Bourup; Jeppe Kiel Christensen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Børnerettigheder; Grønland; Social Resiliens
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
38
Number of journal:
1
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Social resiliens i Nanortalik
Artikel handler om social resiliens blandt unge i Nanortalik. Dette undersøges dels gennem en spørgeskemaundersøgelse og dels gennem interviews. Denne artikel fokuserer på spørgeskemaundersøgelsen. Formålet med undersøgelsen er at pege på områder i de unges liv, som med fordel kan styrkes for at øge…
Artikel handler om social resiliens blandt unge i Nanortalik. Dette undersøges dels gennem en spørgeskemaundersøgelse og dels gennem interviews. Denne artikel fokuserer på spørgeskemaundersøgelsen. Formålet med undersøgelsen er at pege på områder i de unges liv, som med fordel kan styrkes for at øge trivsel og fælles styrke til at forebygge, møde og komme sig over modgang i livet. Det sidste er det, vi her kalder social resiliens. Seks klasser deltog i spørgeskema undersøgelsen (8.- 10. klasse samt Majoriaq). Det blev til 68 udfyldte spørgeskemaer. Samlet set viser resultaterne, at omkring 20 % af de unge aldrig eller sjældent er tilfredse med sig selv og ligeledes omkring 20 % føler sig aldrig eller sjældent glade. Cirka 20 % svarer, at de aldrig eller sjældent føler sig rolige. Vi så endvidere, at kun lidt over halvdelen af de unge har nogle som de ofte eller altid kan betro sig til samt at de kan have svært ved at slappe af sammen med andre. De unge mener selv at respekt for hinanden, tryghed og er de vigtigste værdier for dem – sammen med kærlighed til børn og samarbejde. De mener også, at der generelt er tillid, tryghed og respekt i lokalsamfundet, men især respekt og tryghed ligger lidt lavere i lokalsamfundet end i de unges egne værdier. Undersøgelsen peger på, at der generelt er en høj grad af trivsel og social resiliens blandt unge, men at det er vigtigt at styrke dette, således at det omfatter alle unge og ikke blot 4 ud af 5. Denne styrkelse kan tage afsæt i det høje niveau for tillid, respekt og sikkerhed/tryghed, som lokalsamfundet ifølge de unge allerede rummer i høj grad. Man kan fokusere på at være endnu mere respektfuld og tillidsfulde og derved skabe endnu flere områder med tryghed for alle.
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Author:
Taitsiannguaq Tróndheim; Peter Berliner
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Social resiliens; Nanortalik; Unge i Grønland
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
38
Number of journal:
1
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Syv forundringer over resiliensbegrebet
Der præsenteres syv forundringer over resiliensbegrebet og peges på muligheden for at udvikle et begreb om social resiliens i stedet for blot den individuelle resiliens, der adskiller mennesker i stedet for at bygge socialt bæredygtige resiliente netværk. Der gives konkrete eksempler på det sidste -…
Der præsenteres syv forundringer over resiliensbegrebet og peges på muligheden for at udvikle et begreb om social resiliens i stedet for blot den individuelle resiliens, der adskiller mennesker i stedet for at bygge socialt bæredygtige resiliente netværk. Der gives konkrete eksempler på det sidste - fra Mexico og fra Grønland.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Jeppe Kiel Christensen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Social resiliens; Siunissaq uagut pigaarput; Social læring; Lyst; Lighed
Title of journal:
Kognition & pædagogik: tidsskrift om gode læringsmiljøer
Volume of journal:
27
Number of journal:
103
ISSN number:
0906-6225
Unges fortællinger om resiliens i Nanortalik
I artiklen præsenteres og diskuteres resultaterne af en kvalitativ, semistruktureret interview undersøgelse af 10 unges fortællinger om sociale relationer, værdier og trivsel, men med et særligt fokus på resiliens ved at spørge ind til, hvordan informanterne selv og/eller personer, som de kender, ha…
I artiklen præsenteres og diskuteres resultaterne af en kvalitativ, semistruktureret interview undersøgelse af 10 unges fortællinger om sociale relationer, værdier og trivsel, men med et særligt fokus på resiliens ved at spørge ind til, hvordan informanterne selv og/eller personer, som de kender, har mødt modgang i livet. Alderen på de interviewede er mellem 14 og 18 år med et gennemsnit på 16,2 år. Resultaterne er, at de unge ser social støtte i form af samvær og dialog som ressourcegivende. Alle informanterne snakker om samvær som nøglen til deres glæde. Næsten alle informanterne nævner dialog som en god problemløsningsmåde. Dialog og samvær er derved redskaber til at fremme resiliens. Man kan endog argumentere for, at de er resiliens. De er endvidere social resiliens, fordi de omfatter flere end én person – ofte mange – og kun kan skabes af flere sammen. Død, alkoholisme, vold, tab og kedsomhed bliver nævnt som de former for modgang i livet, som de unge har mødt. De unge foreslår en række aktive løsninger, der både kan forebygge modgang i livet og som kan hjælpe til at komme sig over modgang. Disse løsninger omfatter fire kategorier: (1) godt forældreskab, der skaber trygge rammer for børnene, idet det åbner for dialog, tillid til at tale med hinanden og gensidig respekt, (2) generelle værdier og holdninger, der lægger vægt på især kærlighed, omsorg, tryghed, respekt, accept af hinanden, glæde og tillid til både andre og sig selv, (3) flere muligheder for fælles aktiviteter i lokalsamfundet i form af sport, arbejdspladser.
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Author:
Taitsiannguaq Tróndheim; Peter Berliner
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Unges fortællinger; Resiliens; Nanortalik
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
38
Number of journal:
1
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Forty years of research concerning children and youth in Greenland: a mapping review
Author:
Mia Glendøs ; Peter Berliner
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Children; Youth; Greenland
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
76
Number of journal:
1
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2017.1323526
Background: During past decades the formerly active lifestyle in Greenland has become sedentary, and the intake of traditional food has gradually been replaced with imported food. These lifestyle and dietary habits may affect pregnant women. Aim: To describe age and regional differences in reproduct…
Background: During past decades the formerly active lifestyle in Greenland has become sedentary, and the intake of traditional food has gradually been replaced with imported food. These lifestyle and dietary habits may affect pregnant women. Aim: To describe age and regional differences in reproductive factors, lifestyle and diet among Greenlandic pregnant women in their first trimester. Methods: A cross-sectional study during 2013–2015 including 373 pregnant women was conducted in five Greenlandic regions (West, Disko Bay, South, North and East). Interview-based questionnaires on reproductive factors, lifestyle and dietary habits were compared in relation to two age groups (median age ≤28 years and >28 years). Results: In total, 72.4% were Inuit, 46.6% had BMI >25.0 kg/m2, 29.0% were smoking during pregnancy and 54.6% had used hashish. BMI, educational level, personal income, previous pregnancies and planned breastfeeding period were significantly higher in the age group >28 years of age compared to the age group ≤28 years of age. In region Disko Bay, 90.9% were Inuit, in region South more had a university degree (37.9%) and region East had the highest number of previous pregnancies, the highest number of smokers during pregnancy and the most frequent intake of sauce with hot meals and fast-food. Conclusions: Overall a high BMI and a high smoking frequency were found. Age differences were found for BMI and planned breastfeeding period, while regional differences were found for smoking and intake of sauce with hot meals and fast-food. Future recommendations aimed at pregnant women in Greenland should focus on these health issues.
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Author:
Anne Seneca Terkelsen; Manhai Long; Lise Hounsgaard; Eva Cecilie Bonefeld-Jørgensen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Dietary habits; Greenland; Reproductive health; Imported food; Lifestyle; POPs; Pregnant women
Title of journal:
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health
Number of journal:
1403-4948
ISSN number:
14034948
DOI number:
10.1177/1403494817714188
Globally emitted contaminants accumulate in the Arctic and are stored in the frozen environments of the cryosphere. Climate change influences the release of these contaminants through elevated melt rates, resulting in increased contamination locally. Our understanding of how biological processes int…
Globally emitted contaminants accumulate in the Arctic and are stored in the frozen environments of the cryosphere. Climate change influences the release of these contaminants through elevated melt rates, resulting in increased contamination locally. Our understanding of how biological processes interact with contamination in the Arctic is limited. Through shotgun metagenomic data and binned genomes from metagenomes we show that microbial communities, sampled from multiple surface ice locations on the Greenland ice sheet, have the potential for resistance to and degradation of contaminants. The microbial potential to degrade anthropogenic contaminants, such as toxic and persistent polychlorinated biphenyls, was found to be spatially variable and not limited to regions close to human activities. Binned genomes showed close resemblance to microorganisms isolated from contaminated habitats. These results indicate that, from a microbiological perspective, the Greenland ice sheet cannot be seen as a pristine environment.
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Author:
Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann; Thomas Sicheritz-Pontén; Karen A. Cameron; Jacob Bælum; Damian R. Plichta; Marlene Dalgaard; Marek Stibal
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Microbial metagenomics; Contaminants; Cryosphere; Greenland ice sheet
Title of journal:
Enviromental Research Letters
Volume of journal:
12
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/aa7445
»Avisen er uafhængig af politiske og økonomiske særinteresser« står der ofte i Sermitsiaq og AG’s tillægsaviser. Alligevel kan virksomheder og myndigheder betale for at bestemme, hvad journalisterne skal skrive i dem. I resten af avisen skal selv samme journalister forholde sig kritisk til samme vir…
»Avisen er uafhængig af politiske og økonomiske særinteresser« står der ofte i Sermitsiaq og AG’s tillægsaviser. Alligevel kan virksomheder og myndigheder betale for at bestemme, hvad journalisterne skal skrive i dem. I resten af avisen skal selv samme journalister forholde sig kritisk til samme virksomheder. Formår de det?
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Medier; Grønland; Media; Greenland; Medieøkonomi; Journalistik; Journalism
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
48
Date & year:
01. december 2017
»Aviisi politikkikkut aningaasarsiornikkulluunniit arlaannaannullunniit attuumassuteqanngilaq«. Taamak Sermitsiaq AG-llu aviisini ilannguttagaanni allaqqasoqartarpoq. Taamaakkaluartoq suliffeqar- fiit pisortallu tusagassiortut sunik allaaserisaqarnissaanik inassinnaasarpaat. Aviisip sinnerani tusaga…
»Aviisi politikkikkut aningaasarsiornikkulluunniit arlaannaannullunniit attuumassuteqanngilaq«. Taamak Sermitsiaq AG-llu aviisini ilannguttagaanni allaqqasoqartarpoq. Taamaakkaluartoq suliffeqar- fiit pisortallu tusagassiortut sunik allaaserisaqarnissaanik inassinnaasarpaat. Aviisip sinnerani tusagassiortut taak- koqqissaat suliffeqarfinnut taakkununnga isornartorsiui- sussaapput. Sapinngilaat?
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Tusagassiorneq; Tusagassiutit
Name of newspaper:
Sermitiaq
Volume & number:
48
Date & year:
01 decembari 2017
Forskning i patienters daglige livsførelse med sygdom viser hvordan patienter bliver udelukket fra indflydelse på egen behandling, pleje og rehabilitering, fordi professionelle er centreret omkring deres egen faglige praksis og vurderer faglig viden højere end patienters viden om deres liv. I det, d…
Forskning i patienters daglige livsførelse med sygdom viser hvordan patienter bliver udelukket fra indflydelse på egen behandling, pleje og rehabilitering, fordi professionelle er centreret omkring deres egen faglige praksis og vurderer faglig viden højere end patienters viden om deres liv. I det, der i sundhedsvæsenet kaldes 'fælles beslutningstagen', er det ikke nok at spørge til patienters umiddelbare præferencer i forhold til en bestemt indsats. Patienters sundhedsproblemer må forstås i relation til deres liv, som er formet i bestemte sociale og kulturelle sammenhænge, og som rummer ressourcer til at klare livet med sygdom. Denne viden kan sætte de professionelle i stand til at yde en indsats, som er relevant og brugbar for den enkelte patient. På den måde går kvalitet i sundhedsvæsenet og en medmenneskelig tilgang til patienterne hånd i hånd.
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Editor:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse; Fælles beslutningstagen; Sundhedsstrategier; Kvalitet; Hverdagsliv
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
25
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Nysgerrighed omkring børn og unges fritids- og medievaner i et Grønland, hvor ikke engang hovedstaden Nuuk i midten af 1990’ern havde en biograf og hvor cafeer, ungdomsklubber og andre af de unges fritidssteder var begrænsede, fik mig til at spekulerer over, hvad de unge egentlig lavede i deres frit…
Nysgerrighed omkring børn og unges fritids- og medievaner i et Grønland, hvor ikke engang hovedstaden Nuuk i midten af 1990’ern havde en biograf og hvor cafeer, ungdomsklubber og andre af de unges fritidssteder var begrænsede, fik mig til at spekulerer over, hvad de unge egentlig lavede i deres fritid. Der var selvfølgelig sportshaller og mange muligheder for udendørs aktiviteter afhængig af årstiden, men var det også medierne, der fyldte fritiden ud for de unge i Grønland? Og hvis ja, så med hvad?
Eftersom medieforskning om unge i Grønland i 90’erne nærmest var ikke-eksisterende, måtte der startes fra bunden. Med basis i humaniora blev inspirationen fra grounded theory (Glaser & Strauss, 1965) og induktiv forskning et startpunkt for en bred interesse for empiriske data om unges medievaner. Baseret først på ”convenience” etnografiske observationer (Bryman, 2012: 201-202) i hjembyen Nuuk, der kunne danne grundlag for relevante spørgsmål til et spørgeskema, blev det første kvantitative pilotprojekt omkring børn og unges medievaner distribueret i papirform til skoler i Nuuk i 1996. Inspiration fra andre landes medie- ungdomsforskning og især fra forskningsprojektet BUM (Børn, Unge og Medier, finansieret fra NorFa fra 1997-1999) i Danmark, som jeg blev tilknyttet, gjorde en bred deduktiv teoridannelse om unge og medier til et sæt løse formodninger om de unges medieliv, snarere en end egentligt hypotese, der skulle testes, som det ofte er tilfælde i kvantitativ forskning (Bryman, 2012: 161). Hensigten var hurtigt at få en bred kortlægning af fritidssituationen, især med henblik på mediebrug og -vaner.
Den første pilot-spørgeskemaundersøgelse i Nuuk blev startskuddet til flere spørgeskemaundersøgelser i 1997 og 2004 i papirform, og i 2015 som webbaseret survey i Relationswise. Alle disse spørgeskema-undersøgelser var landsdækkende.
Inspiration fra grounded theory om at se ungdomslivet fra så mange vinkler som muligt og for at skabe ”rich-data” (Geertz, 2000), blev hurtigt til interessen for mixed methods og triangulering. I de følgende år kom derfor også indimellem kvalitative undersøgelser i 1997og 2001 som opfølgning på spørgeskemaundersøgelserne og i 2000 en visuel antropologisk undersøgelse, der gentoges som undervisning i studenterprojekter i 2003 og 2006. Indimellem var mindre forskningsprojekter og forskning omkring film, medieforekomster som sociale medier og dele af ungdomskulturer – alle relaterede til undervisning på et lille universitet med få ansatte, der krævede stadig fornyelse for at de studerende kunne have valgmuligheder.
Metodemæssigt udviklede hele projektet: Mediespejlet: Medier, ungdom, identitet og globalisering i Grønland - kvantitative og kvalitative undersøgelser over 12-25-åriges liv med medier i grønlandske byer 1996-2016 sig i løbet af disse 20 år fra at være et projekt baseret på grounded theory over mixed methods (Tashakkori & Teddlie, 2010), triangulering (Denzin, 1970; Bryman, 2012), transgressive methods og post-feminisme (Lather, 1991, Staunæs & Petersen, 2000), indigenous methods (Denzin, Lincoln & Smith, 2008, Smith, 1999) til visuel antropologi (Pink, 2006; Mitchell, 2011; Rose, 2011). Det er denne både teoretiske og metodemæssige rejse, som denne afhandling vil søge at dække med 17 artikler fordelt på de temaer der manifesterede sig i løbet af forskningen, som grounded theory dekreterer og som løbende blev til forskningsspørgsmål eller ”kategorier” (Bryman, 2012: 570). Alle handlede de om unges mediebrug i bred forstand: Hvilke medier bruger de unge i deres hverdag? Hvad interesserer dem? Hvad er hovedudfordringen for de unge i relation til deres medieforbrug som for eksempel ’adgang’? Hvordan forsøger de at få så meget som muligt ud af deres medieliv/ungdomsliv, hvor end de end bor? Andre spørgsmål var: Hvordan bruger disse unge mennesker medier til at optimere deres identitet og deres livsvilkår som unge lokale i en globaliseret verden? Hvordan er deres hverdagsliv i urbane centre så vel som i små byer med hensyn til familieliv, ungdomsliv, medier og fritidsmuligheder?
Temaerne udmøntede sig til det, der nu, på basis af artiklerne, er blevet kapitler i denne afhandling: En visuel kultur i et globalt perspektiv (kapitel 4.1); KNR2 - Public service i Grønland (kapitel 5); Unge, medier og urbanisering og postkolonialisme (kapitel 6); Unge, medier og identitet (kapitel 7); Unge medier og globalisering (kapitel 8). Kapitlerne 1, 2 og 3 giver en Præsentation af afhandlingen og artiklerne (kapitel 1), af Børn, medier og socialisering (kapitel 2) og af Perspektiver på grønlandske byer (kapitel 3). Kapitel 4 beskriver Metodiske og videnskabsteoretiske refleksioner og endelig er kapitel 9 et forsøg på at trække de store linjer og give et overblik over Ungdom og medieforbrug fra 1996-2016.
Grønland har nu fået biografer, TV-situationen har bedret sig i byerne og Internettet i mange af de store byer har betydet et helt nyt liv: Muligheder for virkeligt at være globale unge, for at købe ting på nettet, som byerne ikke umiddelbart har på lager og muligheder for nu på afstand at holde kontakt med venner og familie som aldrig før med mobiltelefoner, IPads, face time, sociale medier og Skype, uanset en dyr og besværlig infrastruktur. Sådan er det mange steder! Som mine undersøgelser imidlertid vil vise er Grønland stadig et land præget af geografiske forskelle, som selv ikke en digital revolution endnu har udbedret – helt!
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Author:
Jette Rygaard
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Kvantitativ; Kvalitativ; Unges liv; Medier; Medieforbrug; Ittoqqortoormiit; Tasiilaq; Aasiaat; Upernavik; Sisimiut; Qaqortoq; Nuuk
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Aalborg University Press
Climate change and globalisation are opening up the Arctic for exploitation by the world – or so we are told. But what about the views, interests, and needs of the peoples who live in the region? What about the myriad of other factors affecting the Arctic and its peoples? This book explores opportun…
Climate change and globalisation are opening up the Arctic for exploitation by the world – or so we are told. But what about the views, interests, and needs of the peoples who live in the region? What about the myriad of other factors affecting the Arctic and its peoples? This book explores opportunities and limitations in engaging with the Arctic under change, and the Arctic peoples experiencing the change, through the lens of understanding Arcticness: what the Arctic means to Arctic peoples socially and physically. The chapters bring together a variety of disciplines, such as law, politics, geography and the arts, to examine what Arctic peoples could learn from and teach elsewhere, across disciplines and across locations. The authors reflect on philosophies of change in tandem with philosophies of the Arctic, particularly as represented by everyday experiences, memories and geographical imaginations.
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Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen
Editor:
Ilan Kelman
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Arctic; Climate Change
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
England
Host publication title:
Arcticness: Power and Voice from the North
Publication house:
UCL Press
ISBN number:
978–1–787350–13–7
External imaginings of the future Arctic range from protected wilder- ness to booming oil and gas province, and proponents of different visions frequently clash in global public arenas. At the same time, external per- ceptions, whether pro-development or pro-conservation, frequently fail to reflect…
External imaginings of the future Arctic range from protected wilder- ness to booming oil and gas province, and proponents of different visions frequently clash in global public arenas. At the same time, external per- ceptions, whether pro-development or pro-conservation, frequently fail to reflect the realities of living in the Arctic, or to incorporate the views (and imaginings) of local inhabitants – those most affected by Arctic resource projects. The Arctic region does have significant resource potential. The United States Geological Survey estimated that 25 per cent of the world’s undiscovered petroleum reserves were to be found in the Arctic.1 The Arctic also represents around 10 per cent of the global nickel, cobalt and tungsten markets, 26 per cent of diamond gem stones and up to 40 per cent of the global production of palladium.2 Yet uncer- tainty about the viability of natural resource projects is ever-present. Companies may be highly visible and a project intensely debated long before it is clear whether natural resource deposits, national-level negotiations and global markets will result in actual extraction for the market. Often local communities have very little information availa- ble at this point and yet the very prospect of an industrial project can transform the way a local community imagines – and prepares for – its own future.
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Author:
Emma Wilson; Anne Merrild Hansen; Elana Wilson Rowe
Editor:
Ilan Kelman
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Arctic; Climate Change; Extractive
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
England
Host publication title:
Arcticness: Power and Voice from the North
Publication house:
UCL Press
ISBN number:
978–1–787350–13–7
Challenges related to access and supply of fossil fuel generated energy in Arctic communities, together with a global agenda to fight the climate change, including through promoting renewable energy systems as alternatives to fossil fuels, are motivating implementation of renewables in the Arctic Re…
Challenges related to access and supply of fossil fuel generated energy in Arctic communities, together with a global agenda to fight the climate change, including through promoting renewable energy systems as alternatives to fossil fuels, are motivating implementation of renewables in the Arctic Region, as in the rest of the world. Various benefits are anticipated in relation to implementation of renewables in Arctic communities, a fact that is driving interest in an appraisal of the state of energy production in the Arctic toward a transition from fossil fuel generated electricity and heating, to an Arctic energy system based on renewable energy sources. To understand and promote the potential for increased implementation of renewable energy solutions, it is important to investigate the role of key factors such as the economy, infrastructure and technology for the transition process. This article is based on an explorative study and analysis of how these three key factors are driving and challenging implementation of renewables. It aims at contributing to the debate on how to promote renewables in the four Arctic areas: Alaska, Canadian Arctic, Greenland and Russian Arctic. Key findings are discussed and recommendations to tackle some of the identified challenges are provided.
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Author:
Lucia Mortensen; Anne Merrild Hansen; Alexander Shestakov
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Arctic; Renewable energy
Title of journal:
Polar Geography
Volume of journal:
40
Number of journal:
3
Global energy problems will remain a challenge in the coming decades. The impact of climate change and the melting of polar sea ice opening up access to offshore hydrocarbon resources in the Arctic Ocean, raises questions for both civil society and the scientific community over drilling opportunitie…
Global energy problems will remain a challenge in the coming decades. The impact of climate change and the melting of polar sea ice opening up access to offshore hydrocarbon resources in the Arctic Ocean, raises questions for both civil society and the scientific community over drilling opportunities in Arctic marine areas.
Disparities in approach to the governance of oil and gas extraction in the Arctic arise from fundamental differences in histories, cultures, domestic constraints and substantive values and attitudes in the Arctic coastal states and sub-states. Differing political systems, legal traditions and societal beliefs with regard to energy security and economic development, environmental protection, legitimacy of decision making, and the ownership and respect of the rights of indigenous people, all affect how governance systems of oil and gas extraction are designed.
Using a multidisciplinary approach and case studies from the USA, Norway, Russia, Canada, Greenland/Denmark and the EU, this book both examines the current governance of extraction and its effects and considers ways to enhance the efficiency of environmental management and public participation in this system.
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Editor:
Ellen Margrethe Basse; Cécile Pelaudeix
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Indigenous rights; Marine; Arctic
Host publication title:
Governance of Arctic Offshore Oil and Gas
The Arctic Region is characterised by vulnerable ecosystems and residing indigenous people, dependent on nature for subsistence fishing and hunting. The Arctic also contains a wealth of non-living natural resources such as minerals and hydrocarbons. Synergies between increased access and growing glo…
The Arctic Region is characterised by vulnerable ecosystems and residing indigenous people, dependent on nature for subsistence fishing and hunting. The Arctic also contains a wealth of non-living natural resources such as minerals and hydrocarbons. Synergies between increased access and growing global demand for the Arctic resources influence the level and nature of human activity and its influence on the environment. It is therefore essential to assess and mitigate the cumulative impacts from these activities. Environmental Assessment (EA) is a common tool applied by the Arctic nations to secure that environmental considerations are included in decision-making when new plans and projects are implemented. However, recent research has indicated that assessment of cumulative impacts in EAs is inconsistent and the practises ambiguous. This article explores this phenomenon further by reviewing and analysing current practices of assessing cumulative impacts in EAs in relation to offshore oil and gas activities in the Arctic. It is found that cumulative impacts assessments are generally lacking. The practitioners involved explain this with reference to the challenge of addressing and assessing cumulative impacts due to their complex nature. They further point at lacking methodological guidelines as well as lack of resources during the impact assessment process.
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Author:
Trine Skovgaard Kirkfeldt; Anne Merrild Hansen; Pernille Olesen; Lucia Mortensen; Kameliya Hristova; Alexander Welsch
Editor:
James Ford
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Environmental; Impact; Assessment; Strategic; Cumulative impacts; Offshore oil and gas; Arctic
Title of journal:
Regional Environmental Change
Volume of journal:
17
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Regional Environmental Change
This article examines the reception of Old Norse literature and culture in the literatures of the Scottish islands of Orkney and Shetland. It compares in particular the work of Shetland author James John Haldane Burgess (1862-1927) and the Orcadian author George Mackay Brown (1921-1996) and it evalu…
This article examines the reception of Old Norse literature and culture in the literatures of the Scottish islands of Orkney and Shetland. It compares in particular the work of Shetland author James John Haldane Burgess (1862-1927) and the Orcadian author George Mackay Brown (1921-1996) and it evaluates the ways in which these two figures use their geographically peripheral positions as unique vantage points from which to reframe Nordic identity in their writing. By re-orientating the Scottish Islands from the periphery of Britain to the centre of important scenes in Nordic history, Haldane Burgess and Mackay Brown each construct a distinctive sense of geographical and cultural place. This approach allows the boundaries of the Nordic cultural sphere to be extended, and for a new and complex third space to emerge, in which the islands connect the Nordic and Anglo-Celtic realms and situate them within world literature.
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Editor:
Timothy Saunders
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Peripheries; Literatures; Nordic; Orkney; Shetland
Title of journal:
Scandinavica - International Journal of Scandinavian Studies
Volume of journal:
56
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Norvik Press
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
ISSN number:
ISSN 0036-5653
Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Orkney, Shetland and, to some extent, the Hebrides, share both a Nordic cultural and linguistic heritage, and the experience of being surrounded by the ever-present North Atlantic Ocean. This has been a constant in the islanders’ history, forging their unique way of life,…
Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Orkney, Shetland and, to some extent, the Hebrides, share both a Nordic cultural and linguistic heritage, and the experience of being surrounded by the ever-present North Atlantic Ocean. This has been a constant in the islanders’ history, forging their unique way of life, influencing their customs and traditions, and has been instrumental in moulding their identities.
This volume is an exploration of a rich, intimate and, at times, terrifying relationship. It is the result of an international conference held in April 2014, when scholars from across the North Atlantic rim congregated in Lerwick, Shetland, to discuss maritime traditions, islands in Old Norse literature, insular archaeology, folklore, and traditional belief. The chapters reflect the varied origins of the contributors. Icelanders are well represented, as are scholars based in Orkney and Shetland, indicating the strength of scholarship in these seemingly isolated archipelagos. Peripheral they may be to the UK, but they lie at the heart of the North Atlantic, at the intersection of British and Nordic cultures.
This book will be of interest to scholars of a wide range of disciplines, such as those involved in island studies, cultural studies, Old Norse literature, Icelandic studies, maritime heritage, oceanography, linguistics, folklore, British studies, ethnology, and archaeology. Similarly, it will also appeal to researchers from a wide geographical area, particularly the UK, and Scandinavia, and indeed anywhere where there is an interest in the study of islands or the North Atlantic.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Area studies; Cultural history; Scotland; North Atlantic; Geography
Place of publication:
Newcastle upon Tyne
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN number:
978-1-4438-5512-9 (print)
Staðbundnar dygdarvørur. Hugskotlisti til Fiskimálaráðið
Ilisimatusarfimmi Isumaginninnermut siunnersortinngorniarneq suliamut tunngaviit misissuiffigeqqaarnagit Naalakkersuisumit matuneqalerpoq
Isumaginninnermut siunnersortinngorniarneq kingumut aarlerinartorsiorteqqinneqarpoq
The scarcely populated island of Greenland offers a unique opportunity both to study the complex dependencies and tensions of contemporary “global” or “transnational” journalism and to test and develop the explanation power of one key theoretical framework, field theory. With only one (national and…
The scarcely populated island of Greenland offers a unique opportunity both to study the complex dependencies and tensions of contemporary “global” or “transnational” journalism and to test and develop the explanation power of one key theoretical framework, field theory. With only one (national and public) broadcaster and two weekly newspapers, the journalistic field in Greenland is small, exposed and vulnerable. It is embedded in the broader political, economic and professional field dynamics of Denmark, the former colonial power. For instance, the legislation and the organizational structure of the media are inherited and a flow of Danish visiting journalists and editors keep up the norms and the value system of the field. At the same time, Greenlandic journalism operates in a nation of its own with distinct characteristics: small size, politics of the bilingualism, tight local networks with a small elite and close ties between reporters and possible sources shape the field practically, professionally and socially (in a specific, local way). These tensions between the “global-colonial” and “local” capitals and capacities are negotiated and managed in the everyday practices of newsrooms. There is almost no previous research on Greenlandic media in general and journalism practice in particular. Mapping this small but contested field allows us to highlight some of the key analytical strengths of Bourdieu’s field theory and its ability to capture the dynamic actor relationships in such a complex, structured space. At the same time, however, the “post-colonial” realities of Greenlandic journalism can help us to pose some questions about the limits – or the need for further development – of Bourdieu’s initial sketch about the journalistic field. This chapter tests the analytical concepts of capital and habitus by putting them to empirical work through an ethnographic study of practices and structures of news making in Greenland.
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Author:
Naimah Hussain
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Journalism; Media; Greenland; Bourdieu; Field analysis; Post colonialism; Language
Place of publication:
Bremen
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Present Scenarios of Media Production and Engagement
Publication house:
Edition Lumiere
ISBN number:
978-3-943245-72-1
Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiornermik ilinniartitsineq 1982-2017 | Journalistuddannelsen i Grønland 1982-2017
Author:
Naimah Hussain
Editor:
Naimah Hussain; Mariia Simonsen; Naja Paulsen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Journalistuddannelsen; Journalistik; Medier; Uddannelsespolitik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik / Atuagkat
ISBN number:
978-87-92554-94-9
Skismaet om størrelse - hvad skal vi med en grønlandsk journalistuddannelse?
Author:
Naimah Hussain
Editor:
Naimah Hussain; Naja Paulsen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Journalistik; Journalistuddannelse; Uddannelsespolitik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Kalaallit Nunaanni tusagassiornermik ilinniartitsineq 1982-2017 | Journalistuddannelsen i Grønland 1982-2017
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik / Atuagkat
ISBN number:
978-87-92554-94-9
Jeg ringer efter politiet! Sådan kan I ikke behandle den grønlandske nationaldragt!” – Uenigheder om identitet og kulturelle udtryk i grønlandsk mode
Author:
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Mode; Revitalisering; Kalaallisuut; Den vestgrønlandske kvindedragt; Diaspora; Design
Title of journal:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2015-17
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik / Forlaget Atuagkat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
978-87-92554-93-2
Vi skal udvikle folkeskolen for børnenes skyld – ikke for lærernes, forældrenes, forvaltningen eller politikernes skyld. Derfor skal vi have mere fokus på at skabe tillidsfulde relationer, skriver Gitte Løvgren fra Odsherred Kommune og Kevin Perry fra AAU.
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Folkeskole; Forældre; Tillid
Name of newspaper:
Altinget.dk
Date & year:
9. august
Inpeccantia - Sinlessness - According to William of Saint-Thierry
Year:
2017
Subjects:
History; Theology
Title of journal:
Analecta Cisterciensia
Volume of journal:
67
Rapporten er en midtvejsevaluering af folkesundhedsprogrammet Inuuneritta II. Der er tale om en procesevaluering, der fokuserer på, hvordan det er gået med at føre programmet ud i praksis.
Formålet med rapporten er at give konstruktive input, mens det stadig er muligt at justere og tilpasse program…
Rapporten er en midtvejsevaluering af folkesundhedsprogrammet Inuuneritta II. Der er tale om en procesevaluering, der fokuserer på, hvordan det er gået med at føre programmet ud i praksis.
Formålet med rapporten er at give konstruktive input, mens det stadig er muligt at justere og tilpasse programmet. Ved udgangen af 2016 havde alle 4 programområder i Inuuneritta II haft hvert deres indsatsår, og alle områder bør derfor ifølge planen være overgået til drift. Det derfor et oplagt tidspunkt at gøre status på implementeringen af programmet fra 2013-2016, det vil sige de første 4 år af programmets levetid på i alt 7 år.
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Author:
Christine Ingemann; Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Public health; Health promotion; Health policy; Greenland; Implementation
Place of publication:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
Palliative cancer care in Greenland is provided by health professionals at local level, the national Queen Ingrid's Hospital and at Rigshospitalet in Denmark. To improve and develop care for relatives of patients with advanced cancer, we conducted a mixed method study examining relatives' level of s…
Palliative cancer care in Greenland is provided by health professionals at local level, the national Queen Ingrid's Hospital and at Rigshospitalet in Denmark. To improve and develop care for relatives of patients with advanced cancer, we conducted a mixed method study examining relatives' level of satisfaction with care and treatment and their current main concerns. The aim was to investigate relatives' level of satisfaction with advanced cancer care and bring to light their current main concerns. The FAMCARE-20 questionnaire was translated to Greenlandic and pilot tested. The questionnaire was supplemented by open-ended questions about relative's current main concerns and analyzed with a phenomenological hermeneutical approach. Greenlandic patients with advanced cancer who were previously participating in a prospective study were asked if their closest adult relative would participate in the study. Telephone interviews were conducted and relatives responded to the questionnaire. A total of thirty-two relatives were contacted by telephone and 30 (94%) completed the FAMCARE-20 questionnaire and answered open-ended questions. The highest rate of satisfaction was with the availability of a hospital bed (66%) and relatives were the most dissatisfied with the lack of inclusion in decision making related to treatment and care (71%) and the length of time required to diagnose cancer (70%). Responses to the open-ended questions revealed that relatives faced challenges in gaining access to information from health professionals. They experienced a lack of security, worries about the future and a lack of support at home. The study showed a substantial level of dissatisfaction among relatives of patients with advanced cancer. We strongly recommend a focus on psychosocial care, more access to information and to include relatives in decision making and in the future planning of palliative care services. An assessment of relatives' needs is essential to develop an adequate palliative care in a range of settings.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Avanceret cancer behandling i Grønland
Host publication title:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume:
76
Edition:
1
ISBN number:
1239-9736
Purpose The aims were to describe symptoms and health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in Greenlandic patients with advanced cancer and to assess the applicability and internal consistency of the Greenlandic version of the EORTC-QLQ-C30 core version 3.0. Methods A Greenlandic version of the EORTC QLQ…
Purpose The aims were to describe symptoms and health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in Greenlandic patients with advanced cancer and to assess the applicability and internal consistency of the Greenlandic version of the EORTC-QLQ-C30 core version 3.0. Methods A Greenlandic version of the EORTC QLQ-C30 v.3.0 was developed. The translation process included independent forward translation, reconciliation and independent back translation by native Greenlandic-speaking translators who were fluent in English. After pilot testing, a population-based cross-sectional study of patients with advanced cancer receiving palliative treatment was conducted. Internal consistency was examined by calculating Cronbach's alpha coefficients for five function scales and three symptom scales. Results Of the 58 patients who participated in the study, 47% had reduced social functioning, 36% had reduced physical and role functioning and 19% had reduced emotional and cognitive functioning. Furthermore, 48% reported fatigue, and 33% reported financial problems. The Greenlandic version of the EORTC had good applicability in the assessment of symptoms and quality of life. Acceptable Cronbach's alpha coefficients (above 0.70) were observed for the physical, role and social functioning scales, the fatigue scale and the global health status scale. Conclusions Patients with undergoing palliative treatment in Greenland for advanced cancer reported high levels of social and financial problems and reduced physical functioning. This indicates a potential for improving palliative care service and increasing the focus on symptom management. The Greenlandic version of the EORTC-QLQ-C30 represents an applicable and reliable tool to describe symptoms and health-related quality of life among Greenlandic patients with advanced cancer.
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Year:
2017
Subjects:
Helbredsrelateret livskvalitet; Grønlandske kræftpatienter
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
European Journal of Oncology Nursing
Volume:
28
ISBN number:
1462-3889
BACKGROUND: Telemedicine may have the possibility to provide better access to healthcare delivery for the citizens. Telemedicine in arctic remote areas must be tailored according to the needs of the local population. Therefore, we need more knowledge about their needs and their view of telemedicine.…
BACKGROUND: Telemedicine may have the possibility to provide better access to healthcare delivery for the citizens. Telemedicine in arctic remote areas must be tailored according to the needs of the local population. Therefore, we need more knowledge about their needs and their view of telemedicine.
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study has been to explore how citizens living in the Greenlandic settlements experience the possibilities and challenges of telemedicine when receiving healthcare delivery in everyday life.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Case study design was chosen as the overall research design. Qualitative interviews (n = 14) were performed and participant observations (n = 80 h) carried out in the local healthcare center in the settlements and towns. A logbook was kept and updated each day during the field research in Greenland. Observations were made of activities in the settlements.
FINDINGS: Data collected on citizens' views about the possibilities of using telemedicine in Greenland revealed the following findings: Greenlandic citizens are positive toward telemedicine, and telemedicine can help facilitate improved access to healthcare for residents in these Greenlandic settlements. Regarding challenges in using telemedicine in Greenland, the geographical and cultural context hinders accessibility to the Greenlandic healthcare system, and telemedicine equipment is not sufficiently mobile.
CONCLUSION: Greenlandic citizens are positive toward telemedicine and regard telemedicine as a facilitator for improved access for healthcare in the Greenlandic settlements. We have identified challenges, such as geographical and cultural context, that hinder accessibility to the Greenlandic healthcare system.
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Author:
Lasse Overballe Nielsen; Hans Jørgen Krebs; Nancy M. Albert; Nick Andersen; sheryl Catz; Timothy M. Hale; John Hansen ; Lise Hounsgaard; Tae Youn Kim; David Lindemann; Helle Spindler; James P. Marcin; Thomas Nesbitt; Heather M. Young; Birthe Dinesen
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Telemedicin i Grønland
Host publication title:
Tidsskrift Telemedicine and e-Health
Volume:
23
Edition:
5
ISBN number:
1530-5627
Author:
Marianne Skytte; Jens Guldager
Editor:
Jens Guldager
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Teorier; Metoder; Sociale problemer
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
The concept of sustainability has taken centre stage in Arctic politics. However, there is little agreement on what ‘sustainable’ means. For different actors (governments, indigenous people, NGOs, etc.) the concept implies different sets of opportunities and precautions. Sustainability, therefore, i…
The concept of sustainability has taken centre stage in Arctic politics. However, there is little agreement on what ‘sustainable’ means. For different actors (governments, indigenous people, NGOs, etc.) the concept implies different sets of opportunities and precautions. Sustainability, therefore, is much more a fundamental idea to be further elaborated depending on contexts than a definable term with a specific meaning. The paper argues a research agenda that aims to map and analyse the role of sustainability in political and economic strategies in the Arctic. Sustainability has become a fundamental concept that orders the relationship between the environment (nature) and development (economy), however, in the process rearticulating other concepts such as identity (society) and security (state). Hence, we discuss, first, how sustainability when meeting the Arctic changes its meaning and application from the global ecosphere to a regional environment, and, second, how sustainability is again conceptually transformed when meeting Greenlandic ambitions for postcoloniality. This discussion leads us to outline an agenda for how to study the way in which sustainability works as a political concept.
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Editor:
Gail Fondahl; Gary N. Wilson
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Arctic; Sustainability; Opportunities and challenges; Risk; Conceptual history
Place of publication:
Cham
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
Northern sustainabilities : Understanding and adressing change in the circumpolar world
Publication house:
Springer
ISBN number:
9783319461489
The sea ice in the Arctic has shrunk significantly in the last decades. Partly as a result, the transport pattern has changed with more traffic in remote areas. This change may increase the risk of accidents. The critical factors are harsh weather, ice conditions, remoteness and vulnerability. In th…
The sea ice in the Arctic has shrunk significantly in the last decades. Partly as a result, the transport pattern has changed with more traffic in remote areas. This change may increase the risk of accidents. The critical factors are harsh weather, ice conditions, remoteness and vulnerability. In this paper we look into the risks of accidents in the Atlantic Arctic based on previous ship accidents and the changes in maritime activity. The risk has to be assessed to ensure a proper level of response in emergency situations. As accidents are rare, there are limited statistics available for Arctic marine accidents. Therefore, in this study a mostly qualitative analysis and expert judgement is the basis for the risk assessments. Implications for the emergency preparedness system of the region are discussed. The consequences of incidents depend on the incident type, scale and location.
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Author:
Nataliya Marchenko; Odd Jarl Borch; Natalia Andreassen; Svetlana Kuznetsova; Valur Ingimundarson; Uffe Jakobsen
Editor:
Adam Weintrit
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Climate change; Shipping routes; Maritime security
Place of publication:
London
Host publication title:
Marine navigation and safety of sea transportation
Publication house:
Taylor & Francis
ISBN number:
9781138297623
Editor:
Rikke Vesterlund
Year:
2017
Subjects:
Naturvejledning; Udeskole; Naturfag; Ungdomsuddannelse
Title of journal:
NATURvejleder
Volume of journal:
26.2
Publisher:
Naturvejlederforeningen i Danmark
Country of publication:
Danmark
Inselautonomien – Konstitutionelle und politische Entwicklungen
Editor:
Anna Gamper et.al.
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Federalism; Autonomi; Politisk og konstitutionel udvikling
Place of publication:
Baden-Baden
Country of publication:
Deutschland
Host publication title:
Föderale Kompetenzverteilung in Europa
Publication house:
Nomos
ISBN number:
978-3-8487-1611
Greenland – a country without prisons: Images of the Greenlandic Institutions of delinquents and its population
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Greenland; Prisons
Title of journal:
Arctic-Antarctic, International Journal of Circumpolar Sociocultural Issues
Volume of journal:
10
Number of journal:
10
Den grønlandske fangebefolkning
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Grønland; Indsatte
Host publication title:
NSfK
Volume:
58
The Humanism of William of Saint-Thierry
Editor:
J. P. Bequette; Leiden Brill
Year:
2016
Subjects:
William of Saint-Thierry
Host publication title:
A Companion to Medieval Christian Humanism
Les défis économiques du Groenland
Editor:
V. Masson-Delmotte; É. Gauthier; D. Gremillet; J.-M. Huctin; D. Swingedouw
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Host publication title:
Greenland Unveiled
ISBN number:
978-2-271-08170-4
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Rigsfælleskab; Kvinder; Hjemløshed; Socialpolitik
Web publication type:
Debat
Web place of publication:
http://socialpolitisk-forening.dk/
TB og udsathed i Nuuk
Author:
Steven Arnfjord; Anne Birgitte Jensen; Rikke Neergaard; Lise Hounsgaard
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Tuberkulose; Hjemløshed; Nuuk
Title of journal:
Nakorsanut - Meddelelser fra Grønlands Lægekredsforening
Volume of journal:
41
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Grønlands Lægekredsforening
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
09042954
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Homelessness; Nuuk; Social research
Title of journal:
Northern Notes
Volume of journal:
45
Number of journal:
Spring/Summer
Publisher:
International Arctic Social Sciences Association
Place of publication:
Umeå
Country of publication:
Sweden
Editor:
Iver Hornemann Møller ; Jørgen Elm Larsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Sociale forhold; Socialpolitik; Sociologi; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Socialpolitik
Edition:
4
Publication house:
Hans Reitzels Forlag
ISBN number:
9788741259529
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Rurality; Social planning; Homelessness; Greenland; Nuuk
Name of conference:
Nordic Ruralities: Crisis and Resilience 4th Nordic Conference for Rural Research
City of conference:
Akureyr
Country of conference:
Iceland
Social Innovation, Planning and Community in a Nordic/Arctic context
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Social planning; West Nordic; Social research
Name of conference:
Nordic Ruralities: Crisis and Resilience 4th Nordic Conference for Rural Research
City of conference:
Akureyri
Country of conference:
Iceland
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Homelessness; Nuuk; Social research; Greenland
Name of conference:
Nunamed
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Forskning i Hjemløshed
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Nuuk; Grønland; Tværfaglighed
Name of conference:
Nunamed
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Date & year:
2016
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Boligpolitik; Hjemløshed; Grønland; Nuuk
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
42
Date & year:
2016
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Homelessness; Nuuk; Social research
Name of newspaper:
Ilisimatusarfik news - shaping the Arctic
Volume & number:
November
Date & year:
2016
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Aktionsforskning; Organisering; Grønland
Title of journal:
Uden For Nummer
Volume of journal:
16
Number of journal:
33
Publisher:
Dansk Socialrådgiverforening
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1600-888x
Since the Greenland Self-Government Act came into force in 2009, economic development and the right to utilize natural resources in Greenland lies in the hands of the Self-Government. Earlier efforts to establish this authority were made back in the 1970s, when discussions on Home Rule were first on…
Since the Greenland Self-Government Act came into force in 2009, economic development and the right to utilize natural resources in Greenland lies in the hands of the Self-Government. Earlier efforts to establish this authority were made back in the 1970s, when discussions on Home Rule were first on the agenda. Mining industries are not a new activity in Greenland. During the Second World War, Greenlandic cryolite was used to produce aluminum for the North American aircraft industry. Other essential natural resources, such as gold and gemstones, have also recieved international interest over the years. Greenland's new development aim is to build up a large-scale mining industry. This article elucidates the form of public consultation processes followed in Greenland in connection to two large-scale mining projects and the different views various actors have regarding these events. How did the deliberative democratic process unfold in Greenland regarding these projects? Was the process followed and effective way to manage these kinds of projects? The article shows that two projects that received a lot of media attention: the 2005 iron ore mine project Isukasia, and the 2001 TANBREEZ-project to extract rare earth elements, used highly different approaches when it comes to deliberative democracy. In the former case, a limited degree of deliberative democracy was used, while in the latter case, the opposite applies.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Public consultation processes; Deliberative democracy; Mining; Greenland
Title of journal:
Arctic Review on Law and Politics
Volume of journal:
7
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Cappelen Damm Akademisk
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
ISSN number:
2387-4562
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.17585/arctic.v7.216
I denne video diskuteres vidensformer i praksis, og hvordan de værdisættes i forskellige tilgange til sundhedsforskning. Der argumenteres for, at viden om personlige betydninger af at leve med sygdom må sidestilles med eksperimentel viden om effekten af medicinske indsatser. Det vises, hvordan viden…
I denne video diskuteres vidensformer i praksis, og hvordan de værdisættes i forskellige tilgange til sundhedsforskning. Der argumenteres for, at viden om personlige betydninger af at leve med sygdom må sidestilles med eksperimentel viden om effekten af medicinske indsatser. Det vises, hvordan viden om patienternes perspektiver ligger i den daglige livsførelse.
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Editor:
University College Lillebælt
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Kvalitative interview
Videoen præsenterer nogle fremgangsmåder til generering af viden om patientperspektiver gennem interview om den daglige livsførelse. Der gives praktiske eksempler fra et kvalitativt forskningsprojekt om patientperspektiver på sundhedspraksis.
Editor:
University College Lillebælt
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Kvalitative interview; Metode
Naak peqqinneq WHO-p peqqinnermi isumasiuutaani ’inuunerinneq’ inuiaqatigiilerinermi isumasiutaasoq, peqqinnissaqarfimmi sullisseriaaseq
suli peqqinnermit najuutinngitsutut nappaateqarnermit paasinnittariaaseq annertuneruvoq. Nakorsiartut isumaanit nappaateqarnermit nakorsartinnermillu kingunerani i…
Naak peqqinneq WHO-p peqqinnermi isumasiuutaani ’inuunerinneq’ inuiaqatigiilerinermi isumasiutaasoq, peqqinnissaqarfimmi sullisseriaaseq
suli peqqinnermit najuutinngitsutut nappaateqarnermit paasinnittariaaseq annertuneruvoq. Nakorsiartut isumaanit nappaateqarnermit nakorsartinnermillu kingunerani inuuneq qanoq misigigaat atuakkap misissorpaa qanorlu ulluinnarni inooriaaseqarnersut. Napparsimasut arlallit napparsimavinni uninnganerini angerlarsimanerinilu illoqarfinni nunaqarfinnilu apersuinermi misissuinermilu malinnaaffigineqarput. Peqqinnissaqarfini pikkorissut suleriaatsit qanorlu napparsimasut ulluinnarni inuunermi periarfissaat ataqatigiinnersut erseqqissarneqarpoq. Peqqinnissaqarfini suleriaaseq napparsimasullu ulluinnarni inooriaasiat katiternerat, peqqinnissaqarfimmiit ikiuutit aaqqissuunneqarneranni nakorsiartut isumaat ilanngunnissaa pingaaruteqarnera takutippaa. Napparsimasut ilisimasaat pingaartinnerunissaa atuagaq aamma tikkuartorpaa, pingaaruteqartutullu pitsaassummik peqqissutsikkut sullisseriaammit
ineriartortitsinissamut. Atuagaq annertunerusumik peqqinnissaqarfinni pikkorissunut, peqqissaanermik ilinniartitaanerni ilinniartunut, atorfilinnullu peqqissaanermi ilisimatuunut aalajangiisartunullu peqqinnermillu inuiaqatigiilerinermilu soqutiginnittunut saaffiginnippoq.
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Editor:
Issittumi Ilisimatusarnermik Atuagassiaq
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Nappaat sivisooq
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Kalaallit Nunaat
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Naalakkersuisut
ISBN number:
978-87-92554-87-1
Brugerinddragelse er et omstridt begreb i dagens sundhedsvæsen. Samtidig fremgår det af undersøgelser, at patienter og pårørende ofte ikke føler sig inddraget i professionel praksis. En undersøgelse af patientperspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland har peget på, at inddragelsen må omfatte patient…
Brugerinddragelse er et omstridt begreb i dagens sundhedsvæsen. Samtidig fremgår det af undersøgelser, at patienter og pårørende ofte ikke føler sig inddraget i professionel praksis. En undersøgelse af patientperspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland har peget på, at inddragelsen må omfatte patienternes egen viden om deres vanskeligheder med at få livet med sygdom til at hænge sammen i hverdagen og deres perspektiver på mulighederne for at håndtere det. Hvis professionelle indsatser begrænser sig til den kropslige sygdom og behandling, falder de ofte til jorden. Derfor må patienterne inddrages som deltagere med betydningsfuld viden for professionel praksis. Barriererne for inddragelse af patienterne handler både om praktiske rammer og professionelle forståelser af kultur og viden. Sygeplejersker har en gunstig position i forhold til at inddrage patienterne som deltagere. Det kræver refleksion over egen praksis som del af et almennyttigt sundhedsvæsen.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Kronisk sygdom; Patient- og pårørendeperspektiver; Vidensformer; Kulturforståelse
Title of journal:
Sygeplejersken - Fag og Forskning
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Dansk Sygeplejeråd
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
2445-9461
På baggrund af et forskningsprojekt i patientperspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland vises betydningen af samspillet mellem professionel praksis og patienternes muligheder for at håndtere hverdagen med sygdom. Kulturforskelle mellem professionelle og patienter og deres betydning for inddragelse a…
På baggrund af et forskningsprojekt i patientperspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland vises betydningen af samspillet mellem professionel praksis og patienternes muligheder for at håndtere hverdagen med sygdom. Kulturforskelle mellem professionelle og patienter og deres betydning for inddragelse af patienterne i professionel praksis vises. Endelig diskuteres problematikken omkring overtagelse af sundhedsstrategier fra Danmark, hvordan strategierne er domineret af en biomedicinsk tilgang, og hvordan Grønland kan bruge danske sundhedsstrategier på den grønlandske befolknings egne præmisser.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Kronisk sygdom; Hverdagsliv; Professionel praksis; Biomedicinsk dominans; Sundhedsstrategier
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
24
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
På baggrund af et resume af resultaterne fra projektet 'Hverdagsliv med sygdom - patienters kulturelle perspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland' fremhæves de professionelles mangelfulde muligheder for at inddrage patienterne i professionel praksis trods hensigter om det modsatte. Ud fra projektets…
På baggrund af et resume af resultaterne fra projektet 'Hverdagsliv med sygdom - patienters kulturelle perspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland' fremhæves de professionelles mangelfulde muligheder for at inddrage patienterne i professionel praksis trods hensigter om det modsatte. Ud fra projektets teoretiske tilgang til 'hverdagsliv' skitseres en model for, hvad en professionel samtale må indeholde, hvis patienterne skal inddrages i praksis på deres egne præmisser.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Patientinddragelse; Kultur; Den professionelle samtale
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
24
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Name of conference:
NUNAMED - en grønlandsmedicinsk konference 2016
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Unge på vej: netværk, deltagelse og lokalsamfund
Kapitlet undersøger udsatte unges adgang til netværk, deltagelse og lokalsamfund og på, hvad det betyder for socialt arbejde med unge, hvis det aktivt skal fokusere på relationer, netværk og deltagelse i de lokalsamfund, de unge lever i. Kapitlet udfordrer en traditionel, professionel hjælperrolle o…
Kapitlet undersøger udsatte unges adgang til netværk, deltagelse og lokalsamfund og på, hvad det betyder for socialt arbejde med unge, hvis det aktivt skal fokusere på relationer, netværk og deltagelse i de lokalsamfund, de unge lever i. Kapitlet udfordrer en traditionel, professionel hjælperrolle og peger i retning af netværksarbejde og brobygning som nødvendige faglige styrker, der må udvikles.
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Author:
Reidun Follesø; Agnete Neidel; Peter Berliner
Editor:
Trine Wulf-Andersen; Reidun Follesø; Terje Olsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Unge; Community psykologi; Socialt arbejde; Sociale netværk; Inklusion; Social støtte
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Unge, udenforskab og social forandring : nordiske perspektiver
Publication house:
Frydenlund Academic
ISBN number:
9788771186987
Fra lukket til åben dialog: udviklingsmuligheder for socialt arbejde i Grønland
Artiklen peger – med fokus på børn og unge – på potentielle udviklingsmuligheder for community-baseret socialt arbejde i Grønland. Der er i øjeblikket et øget fokus på at vende interessen hen mod strukturelle og lokalsamfunds-orienterede metoder i det sociale arbejde. Nogle af disse metoder henter i…
Artiklen peger – med fokus på børn og unge – på potentielle udviklingsmuligheder for community-baseret socialt arbejde i Grønland. Der er i øjeblikket et øget fokus på at vende interessen hen mod strukturelle og lokalsamfunds-orienterede metoder i det sociale arbejde. Nogle af disse metoder henter inspiration i oprindelige folks viden om og former for social støtte.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Mette Sonniks
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Grønland; Socialt arbejde; Inuit; Community psykologi
Title of journal:
Uden for Nummer
Number of journal:
33
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
1600-888X
Fremtiden tilhører os: om det smukke og forunderlige i Nanortalik og Tasiilaq
Bogen beskriver og diskuterer de historiske og videnskabsteoretiske baggrunde for at udforme en refleksiv baseline for interventioner, der støtter og styrker social resiliens i to byer i Kalaallit Nunaat/Grønland. Det vises og dokumenteres, hvordan en refleksiv baseline kan tilbyde en måde at forske…
Bogen beskriver og diskuterer de historiske og videnskabsteoretiske baggrunde for at udforme en refleksiv baseline for interventioner, der støtter og styrker social resiliens i to byer i Kalaallit Nunaat/Grønland. Det vises og dokumenteres, hvordan en refleksiv baseline kan tilbyde en måde at forske på, der aktivt styrker sociale ressourcer og derved virker tranformativ i sin udførelse.
Projektets forsknings-del, som specifikt omtales i kapitlerne 2 og 3, er central for en forståelse af hele projektet, er udført af professor, Peter Berliner og er blevet til på baggrund af Peter Berliners mange års forskning i grønlandske forhold og projekt Siunissaq´s konkrete aktiviteter og udførelse.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Tina Enghoff; Anette Molbech
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Social resiliens; Indigenous methods; Refleksiv baseline; Grønland; Community mobilisering; Lokalsamfund; Inuit; Oprindelige folks rettigheder; Social læring
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Siunissaq
ISBN number:
978-87-998583-3-0
Community psykologi
Kapitlet giver en introduktion til community psykologien ud fra teori og ud fra forfatterens egen forskning.
Author:
Peter Berliner
Editor:
Thomas Koester; Kim Frandsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Community psykologi; Fællesskab; Social støtte; Resiliens; Social resiliens; Lokalsamfund
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Introduktion til psykologi: teori, anvendelse, praksis
Edition:
3
Publication house:
Frydenlund
ISBN number:
978-87-7118-481-5
Krise- og traumepsykologi
Kapitlet giver en introduktion til krise- og traumepsykologi dels på baggrund af teorier dels ud fra forfatterens egen forskning.
Author:
Peter Berliner
Editor:
Thomas Koester; Kim Frandsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Psykisk krise; Psykotraumatologi; Mentalt traume; Social støtte; Fredspsykologi; Psykosocial støtte
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Introduktion til psykologi: teori, anvendelse, praksis
Publication house:
Frydenlund
ISBN number:
978-87-7118-481-5
Læringspsykologi
Kapitlet præsenterer og diskuterer klassiske og moderne psykologiske teorier om læring, deres grundforståelser og de forskningsmetoder, der gennem tiden er benyttet til at undersøge læring.
Author:
Anne Maj Nielsen; Peter Berliner
Editor:
Thomas Koester; Kim Frandsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Læring; Psykologiske læringsteorier; Psykologisk forskning i læring
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Introduktion til psykologi: teori, anvendelse, praksis
Edition:
3
Publication house:
Frydenlund Academic
ISBN number:
978-87-7118-481-5
Mental and social health in disasters: Relating the Sphere standards to post-tsunami psychosocial interventions in Asia
The article presents a study of important themes in relation to the Sphere standards of psycho-social interventions in disasters.
Author:
Silja Henderson; Peter Elsass; Peter Berliner
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Disaster mental health; Psychosocial support; Local participation
Title of journal:
Disasters
Volume of journal:
40
Number of journal:
3
ISSN number:
0361-3666
DOI number:
http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/disa.12159
Pædagogisk psykologi
Psykologisk forskning i pædagogisk psykologi præsenteres og diskuteres. Kapitlet omfatter den pædagogiske psykologis historiske udvikling, forskellige grundforståelser gennem tiden og aktuelle spørgsmål, der kan belyses gennem pædagogisk psykologi.
Author:
Peter Berliner; Anne Maj Nielsen
Editor:
Thomas Koester; Kim Frandsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Pædagogisk psykologi; Psykologi; Pædagogik; Læring
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Introduktion til psykologi: teori, anvendelse, praksis
Publication house:
Frydenlund Academic
ISBN number:
978-87-7118-481-5
This paper examines recent developments in British policies towards the Arctic from the Environmental Audit Committee of the House of Commons, the Government, and the House of Lords Arctic Committee. It concludes that while the United Kingdom may be geographically the Arctic’s nearest neighbour, the…
This paper examines recent developments in British policies towards the Arctic from the Environmental Audit Committee of the House of Commons, the Government, and the House of Lords Arctic Committee. It concludes that while the United Kingdom may be geographically the Arctic’s nearest neighbour, the former has too many competing demands for its attention to prioritise the Arctic in its international relations.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Arctic strategy; United Kingdom; Arctic; Geopolitics
Title of journal:
Yearbook of Polar Law
Volume of journal:
8
In this paper, Professor Johnstone explores the potential for the Arctic Council to initiate norms of international environmental law. The hypothesis to be explored is whether the Arctic Council can be equally or even more effective by developing non-binding standards in the Arctic as it can by purs…
In this paper, Professor Johnstone explores the potential for the Arctic Council to initiate norms of international environmental law. The hypothesis to be explored is whether the Arctic Council can be equally or even more effective by developing non-binding standards in the Arctic as it can by pursuing ‘hard law’, for example, through binding treaty agreements. Challenges facing the Arctic Council as an institution in establishing binding norms will be discussed, including international and domestic political barriers to treaty-making and the difficulties of opening binding instruments to States outside of the Arctic. On the other hand, the vulnerability of non-binding standards to political wind-changes means that non-binding standards may not be sufficient to protect the Arctic environment and there may still be a role for treaty-based norms.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
International environmental law; Arctic Council
Title of journal:
Journal of International Cooperation Studies
Volume of journal:
24(1)
Greenland’s independence to some extent pivots on the exploitation of natural resources, including offshore hydrocarbon resources. The exploitation of oil and gas is inherently hazardous and offshore activities and marine oil transports bring a risk of a serious pollution incident affecting the inte…
Greenland’s independence to some extent pivots on the exploitation of natural resources, including offshore hydrocarbon resources. The exploitation of oil and gas is inherently hazardous and offshore activities and marine oil transports bring a risk of a serious pollution incident affecting the interests of other States. The long-established principle of full reparation for injuries indicates that should a major accident occur under an independent Greenland’s watch, Greenland would bear a potentially unlimited liability to compensate affected parties. However, for a post-colonial State of under 60,000 souls, an overwhelming compensation claim could be disastrous: indeed, it could be sufficiently overwhelming as to compromise the rights of the Greenlandic people to self-determination and permanent sovereignty over their own resources, as well as a number of fundamental human rights found in international customary and conventional law. This chapter examines how such a conflict between the principle of full reparation and the rights of peoples to self-determination might be resolved in practice in light of the ILC Articles on State Responsibility, international customary law and ius cogens, international human rights treaties and the few pertinent, though limited and distinguishable, cases that have been decided to date. The chapter concludes by finding that the principle of self-determination has a peremptory status and thus in the event of conflict with the principle of full reparation, the latter must be considered subservient. However, there may be scope for greater flexibility in the mode and timescale of reparation than in its quantum.
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Editor:
Vibe Ulfbeck; Anders Møllmann; Bent Ole Gram Mortensen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
State responsibility; Hydrocarbons; Hazardous activities; International law
Host publication title:
Responsibilities and Liabilities for Commercial Activity in the Arctic: The Example of Greenland
Publication house:
Routledge
In December 2015, The Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation published Verso una strategia italiana per l‘artico (Towards an Italian Strategy for the Arctic). In this article, the authors explain and evaluate the document in light of Italy’s connections to and interests i…
In December 2015, The Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation published Verso una strategia italiana per l‘artico (Towards an Italian Strategy for the Arctic). In this article, the authors explain and evaluate the document in light of Italy’s connections to and interests in the Arctic, the Kiruna rules for observers at the Arctic Council, and the Arctic policies of other observers. They conclude that the intended audience for Verso una strategia is the Arctic States. Therefore, the document emphasises relevant Italian scientific efforts and promotes Italy’s oil and gas industry while downplaying the rights of indigenous peoples and avoiding issues of controversy. Publication of the document as a work in progress indicates the ministry’s willingness to listen to feedback and adapt its approaches as it develops a more comprehensive and nuanced strategy.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Arctic Council; Observer states; Italy
Title of journal:
Nordicum-Mediterraneum
Volume of journal:
11
Author:
Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann; Thor N. Markussen; Marek Stibal; Nikoline M. Olsen; Bo Elberling; Jacob Bælum; Thomas Sicheritz-Pontén; Carsten S. Jacobsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Microbial metagenomics; Microbial community composition; Arctic freshwater ecosystems; Disko Bay; Greenland
Title of journal:
Frontiers in Microbiology
Volume of journal:
7
DOI number:
DOI:10.3389/fmicb.2016.01474
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Environmental governance; Arctic Council; Arctic; International environmental law
Title of journal:
Journal of International Cooperation Studies
Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen; Sanne Vammen Larsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Benchmarking; Miljøvurderingslovgivning; Olieaktiviteter; Grønland
Publisher:
Institut for Planlægning, Aalborg Universitet
Country of publication:
Danmark
Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen; Sanne Vammen Larsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Benchmarking; Miljøvurderingslovgivning; Olieaktiviteter; Grønland
Publisher:
Institut for Planlægning, Aalborg Universitet
Country of publication:
Danmark
There is currently a growing interest in industrial initiatives and development in the general Greenlandic population. Numerous scenarios for the establishment of industries that are based on natural resources such as minerals, fish and oil are pursued in this regard. In considering the growing acti…
There is currently a growing interest in industrial initiatives and development in the general Greenlandic population. Numerous scenarios for the establishment of industries that are based on natural resources such as minerals, fish and oil are pursued in this regard. In considering the growing activities in the area of industrial development, existing informal knowledge in Greenland may become a useful human resource and a societal institution in the gradual process of transition from traditional to modern industries. This chapter acknowledges and examines the potential benefits of informal knowledge in relation to capacity building, sustainable development and employment opportunities within industry in Greenland. In acknowledging such potential, we will discuss if possessing traditional knowledge (also called local knowledge and here from referred to as TK), can be viewed as complementary qualifications and useful competences when it comes to proposed industrial development in Greenland. The chapter will focus on how TK can be used to access relevant competences in the development and ongoing transitions that are taking place in Greenlandic society today, by emphasising the possibility of either promoting local content or securing local benefits through derived opportunities. We perceive these transitions - not necessarily according to a western model of society – but, rather as a unique course towards a modern Inuit society where activities may be combined without compromising the opportunity to continue traditional activities.
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Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen
Editor:
R. Knudsen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Traditional knowledge; Industrial development; Arctic; Greenland
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Perspectives on skills - an anthology on informally acquired skills in Greenland
Publication house:
Greenland Perspective
ISBN number:
978-87-87519-84-7
According to the United States Geological Survey, the Greenland basin is estimated to contain 17 billion barrels of oil and potentially138 billion cubic feet of natural gas (Bird et al. 2008). Other, more moderate, models predict that Greenland contains “substantial reserves” (see eg. Cavallo 2002,…
According to the United States Geological Survey, the Greenland basin is estimated to contain 17 billion barrels of oil and potentially138 billion cubic feet of natural gas (Bird et al. 2008). Other, more moderate, models predict that Greenland contains “substantial reserves” (see eg. Cavallo 2002, Geuns 2012). Oil development is therefore high on the agenda in Greeland. It is being pursued both as the means to grow the economy and as a path to increased economic and political independence from Denmark (Østhagen 2012).
Oil projects are expected to produce benefits for Greenlanders, but these benefits cannot be achieved without careful planning and project management. To ensure that negative impacts are mitigated and that positive outcomes are achieved, Impact Assessments (IA) have been implemented to promote sustainable development in the sector. Additional Impact Benefit Agreements (IBA) have to be negotiated between the affected communities, the government, and oil companies to ensure that social investments are made to secure long-term benefits for local communities.
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Author:
Anne Merrild Hansen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Offshore oil exploration; Impact assessment; Greenland
Title of journal:
Northern Public Affairs
Explores the role of the Arctic Council in developing environmental law in the Arctic Region.
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Environmental governance; Arctic Council; Arctic
Publisher:
PCRC Working Paper Series
Country of publication:
Japan
In December 2015, The Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation published its latest policy on the Arctic.[1] It is humbly entitled Towards an Italian Strategy for the Arctic (Verso una strategia italiana per l‘artico) indicating that the Ministry considers this a work in pr…
In December 2015, The Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation published its latest policy on the Arctic.[1] It is humbly entitled Towards an Italian Strategy for the Arctic (Verso una strategia italiana per l‘artico) indicating that the Ministry considers this a work in progress and not a final word on Italian-Arctic relations.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Arctic relations; Arctic
Publisher:
Nordicum Mediterraneum
Country of publication:
Italy
Given the magnitude of the risks associated with commercial activities in the Arctic arising as a result of the milder climate, new business opportunities raise important questions of responsibility and liability. This book analyses the issues of responsibility and liability connected with the explo…
Given the magnitude of the risks associated with commercial activities in the Arctic arising as a result of the milder climate, new business opportunities raise important questions of responsibility and liability. This book analyses the issues of responsibility and liability connected with the exploitation of natural resources, marine transport and other activities in the Arctic. Applying a combined private and public law perspective on these issues, it considers both the business and societal interests related to Arctic development using Greenland as an example. The book focuses on problems that are specific to Greenland and wider issues that affect all Arctic states.
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Editor:
Vibe Ulfbeck; Anders Møllmann; Bent Ole Gram Mortensen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Environmental Damage; Small states; Arctic
Host publication title:
Responsibilities and Liabilities for Commercial Activity in the Arctic - The Example of Greenland
Publication house:
Routledge
The chapter discuss educational conditions in Greenland in perspective of ICT as basic infrastructure in modern societies. Cloud computing utilizing online programs, platforms and knowledge ressources is taking over from paper and pen, books and offline stationary computers. Research is presented sh…
The chapter discuss educational conditions in Greenland in perspective of ICT as basic infrastructure in modern societies. Cloud computing utilizing online programs, platforms and knowledge ressources is taking over from paper and pen, books and offline stationary computers. Research is presented showing how Cloud computing is supportive of learning goals decided by politicians. In the chapter it is discussed how Greenland is lacking behind in providing pivotal educational possibilities for the population.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Skills; Informally acquired skills; Greenland
Place of publication:
University of Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Perspectives on skills - an anthology on informally acquired skills in Greenland
Publication house:
Greenland Perspective, University of Copenhagen
ISBN number:
978-87-87519-84-7
This book chapter investigates transnational cultural encounters that cross the established research areas of Northern European, Nordic, and Scandinavian Studies. Using approaches from Scandinavian research on coastal communities and cultural spaces, the article examines cultural transfer between No…
This book chapter investigates transnational cultural encounters that cross the established research areas of Northern European, Nordic, and Scandinavian Studies. Using approaches from Scandinavian research on coastal communities and cultural spaces, the article examines cultural transfer between Norway and Scotland through trade and exchange during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The interdisciplinary and transnational approach adopted throughout the paper suggests new perspectives in researching coastal communities in Britain, as part of a wider understanding of cultural encounters between the communities of the North.
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Editor:
Ian Giles, Laura Chapot, Christian Cooijmans, Ryan Foster, Barbara Tesio
Year:
2016
Subjects:
History; Human geography; Cultural studies
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Beyond Borealism: New Perspectives on the North
Volume:
1
Publication house:
Norvik Press
ISBN number:
978-1-909408-33-3
Cet article porte sur le rôle du bateau en tant que médiateur des cultures tangible et intangible dans la région de l’Atlantique nord, en comparant la représentation des bateaux et les collections maritimes conservées dans les musées dédiés aux folklores écossais et norvégien. Il explore les similar…
Cet article porte sur le rôle du bateau en tant que médiateur des cultures tangible et intangible dans la région de l’Atlantique nord, en comparant la représentation des bateaux et les collections maritimes conservées dans les musées dédiés aux folklores écossais et norvégien. Il explore les similarités et les différences des définitions de la côte comme « lieu maritime » par le biais d’objets, et s’intéresse plus particulièrement aux récits et aux aspects d’une mémoire commune influençant la formation de traditions culturelles régionales et nationales. En liant la théorie du transfert culturel aux études sur la culture matérielle, et à l’aide de l’approche microhistorique de l’Alltagsgeschichte, nous comparerons la façon dont les habitants des Shetland et les Norvégiens occidentaux ont participé à la construction et à leur identification à la culture côtière [kystkultur] par l’entremise d’objets maritimes et narratifs.
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Editor:
Andringa, Kim, Harry, Frederique, Mareuge, Agathe, Terrisse, Benedicte
Year:
2016
Subjects:
History; Cultural studies; Material culture
Place of publication:
Paris
Country of publication:
France
Host publication title:
Ding, ding, ting: Objets médiateurs de culture
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
L'Harmattan
ISBN number:
978-2-343-07788-8
Coastal cultures form a complex area of research, offering new opportunities to investigate and understand the history of cultural encounters and transnational “regions of culture” across the Northern peripheries. This article investigates the connected cultures of coastal communities of Norway, Sco…
Coastal cultures form a complex area of research, offering new opportunities to investigate and understand the history of cultural encounters and transnational “regions of culture” across the Northern peripheries. This article investigates the connected cultures of coastal communities of Norway, Scotland, and Canada after 1700. A shared, diverse, but similarly sea-focused cultural landscape exists across the North that informs the way in which regional cultural identities are formed and maintained. Using new methodologies of cultural transfer such as entangled histories or histoire croisée, this article pays particular attention to the creation of transient cross-cultural networks and regions stimulated by trade and related contacts across the North Sea and the North Atlantic.
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Editor:
Helga Thorson
Year:
2016
Subjects:
History; Human geography
Title of journal:
Scandinavian Canadian Studies / Études Scandinaves au Canada
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
23
Publisher:
Association for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies in Canada
Country of publication:
Canada
ISSN number:
0823-1796
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Small island states; Higher education; Master learning; Education planning
Title of journal:
Higher Education. The International Journal of Higher Education Research
Volume of journal:
72
Number of journal:
5
Publisher:
Springer
DOI number:
10.1007/s10734-015-9968-5
Author:
Peter Berliner; Tina Enghoff; Anette Molbech
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Fremtiden; Social; Nanortalik; Tasiilaq; Familie; Selvværd; Historier
Place of publication:
Odder
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Narayana Press
Author:
Peter Berliner; Niviaq Korneliussen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Siunissaq uaguut pigaarput
Place of publication:
Odder
Country of publication:
Danmark
The demographic history of Greenland is characterized by recurrent migrations and extinctions since the first humans arrived 4,500 years ago. Our current understanding of these extinct cultures relies primarily on preserved fossils found in their archaeological deposits, which hold valuable informat…
The demographic history of Greenland is characterized by recurrent migrations and extinctions since the first humans arrived 4,500 years ago. Our current understanding of these extinct cultures relies primarily on preserved fossils found in their archaeological deposits, which hold valuable information on past subsistence practices. However, some exploited taxa, though economically important, comprise only a small fraction of these sub-fossil assemblages. Here we reconstruct a comprehensive record of past subsistence economies in Greenland by sequencing ancient DNA from four well-described midden deposits. Our results confirm that the species found in the fossil record, like harp seal and ringed seal, were a vital part of Inuit subsistence, but also add a new dimension with evidence that caribou, walrus and whale species played a more prominent role for the survival of Paleo-Inuit cultures than previously reported. Most notably, we report evidence of bowhead whale exploitation by the Saqqaq culture 4,000 years ago.
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Author:
Frederik Valeur Seersholm; Mikkel Winther Pedersen; Martin Jensen Søe; Hussein Shokry; Sarah Siu Tze Mak; Anthony Ruter; Maanasa Raghavan; William Fitzhugh; Kurt H. Kjær; Eske Willerslev; Morten Meldgaard; Christian M.O. Kapel; Anders Johannes Hansen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
DNA; Whale; Greenland; Paleo-Inuit
Title of journal:
Nature
Volume of journal:
7
Editor:
Odd Jarl Borch ; Natalia Andreassen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Greenland; MARPART; Sea
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Maritime Activity in the High North - Current and Estimated Level up to 2025, MARPART project report 1
Publication house:
Nord Universitetet
Editor:
Odd Jarl Borch; Natalia Andreassen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Maritime; Risk; Incidents; MARPART; Sea
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Maritime activity and risk patterns in the High North, MARPART project report 2
Publication house:
Nord Universitetet
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Hjemløshed
Web publication type:
Nyhedsbrev
Web place of publication:
www.uni.gl
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsoq; Socialpolitikki
Web publication type:
Newsletter
Web place of publication:
www.uni.gl
Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsunut inissianit 100-niit Kalaallit Nunaanni ineqarneq pillugu politikkimut nalinginnaasuunngitsunik inissiartalimmut
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Socialpolitikki; Najugaq; Angerlarsimaffeqanngitsoq; Kalaallit Nunaat; Nuuk
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
42
Ingen går ram forbi
Anmeldelse af Josef ”Tarrak” Petrussens album: Fxgxs.
Author:
Editor:
Jette Andersen
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Rapmusik
Name of newspaper:
Atuagagdliutit
Volume & number:
37
One view on trust that has largely gone unexamined in the literature is the process perspective. The process perspective advances the view that trust develops over time in the local context through a history of interaction between knowledgeable social actors. The term ‘knowledgeable social actor’ im…
One view on trust that has largely gone unexamined in the literature is the process perspective. The process perspective advances the view that trust develops over time in the local context through a history of interaction between knowledgeable social actors. The term ‘knowledgeable social actor’ implies that individuals respond actively to unfolding events in the context and modify their responses to meet changes in circumstances. Within a process perspective, this chapter looks closely at the relationships between a group of young men with minority ethnic backgrounds, a team of youth workers, a job consultant and a police officer, to shed light on trust- and distrust-building processes. This chapter addresses the frames used by the young men to organize public sector employees, either as trusting or distrusting, together with some of the cultural tools used to construct these frames. The key question that the chapter considers is: how can trust and distrust be understood as cultural frames? The research reveals that both trust and distrust can be influenced and manipulated through social interaction over time and through the subsequent sense-making processes in the particular context. The chapter contributes towards understanding of the micro-processes at play in trust- and distrust-building processes.
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Editor:
Søren Jagd; Lars Fuglsang
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Trust; Culture; Research
Place of publication:
Cheltenham
Country of publication:
England
Host publication title:
Trust, Organizations and Social Interaction : Studying Trust as Process within and between Organizations
Publication house:
Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN number:
9781783476190
PH.D. afhandlingen har som fokus at afdække tre forhold for naturfagsundervisningen og naturfagsdidaktikken i den grønlandske folkeskole.
Feltarbejdet der ligger til grund for analyserne er gennemført på to byskoler og en bygdeskole. Analyserne leder frem til fire overordnede analysekapitler - afha…
PH.D. afhandlingen har som fokus at afdække tre forhold for naturfagsundervisningen og naturfagsdidaktikken i den grønlandske folkeskole.
Feltarbejdet der ligger til grund for analyserne er gennemført på to byskoler og en bygdeskole. Analyserne leder frem til fire overordnede analysekapitler - afhandlingens resultater.
Det første analysekapitel afdækker et naturbegreb, og hvordan elevers begreber om natur har betydning for hvordan de forstår den natur der er en del af undervisningen.
Det andet analysekapitel afdækker undervisningen i naturfag - set fra både elevens og lærerens perspektiv. Det tredje analysekapitel afdækker rammeforudsætningerne for lærernes undervisning i naturfag. Det fjerde og sidste analysekapitel afdækker hvordan det naturfaglige sprog bliver en del af naturfagsundervisningen.
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Year:
2016
Subjects:
Naturfag; Didaktik; Folkeskolen
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Institutionel etnografi
Title of journal:
Uddannelsesnyt
Volume of journal:
27
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Dansk Sygeplejeråd
Etniske minoritetsfamilier og socialt arbejde
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Etnicitet; Familier
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Hans Reitzels Forlag
This report provides a discussion on dominating risk factors, risk types and probability of unwanted incidents in the Arctic region. It also provides a coarse-grained evaluation of the potential consequences of different incidents in the northern sea areas of Russia, Norway, Greenland, and Iceland.…
This report provides a discussion on dominating risk factors, risk types and probability of unwanted incidents in the Arctic region. It also provides a coarse-grained evaluation of the potential consequences of different incidents in the northern sea areas of Russia, Norway, Greenland, and Iceland. The risk assessment build upon statistics on vessel activity, case studies of real incidents, and expert evaluation of defined situations of hazard and accident (DSHA). The evaluations of this study may serve as a platform for more detailed assessments, and as input for discussions on priority areas in respect to safety measures and emergency preparedness. In the Marpart Project, the risk assessments have a special role as input into the analyses of emergency management capabilities, and the need for special government efforts in cross-border cooperation.
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Author:
Odd Jarl Borrch; Natalia Andreassen; Nataliya Marchenko; Valur Ingimundarson; Halla Gunnarsdóttir; Uffe Jakobsen; Bolette Kern; Iurii Iudin; Sergey Petrov; Sergey V. Markov; Svetlana Kuznetsova
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Climate change; Shipping routes; Maritime security
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Publication house:
Nord University
ISBN number:
978-82-7456-757-3
This report analyzes the current commercial and governmental activity in the sea regions north of the Polar Circle from the Northern Sea Route to the North West Passage. The study embraces sea and coastal areas of the North West of Russia, Northern Norway and around Svalbard, Iceland and Greenland.…
This report analyzes the current commercial and governmental activity in the sea regions north of the Polar Circle from the Northern Sea Route to the North West Passage. The study embraces sea and coastal areas of the North West of Russia, Northern Norway and around Svalbard, Iceland and Greenland. It includes an overview of types of vessels and other objects involved in different activities, and the volume of traffic connected to different types of activities, such as fisheries, petroleum, tourism, navy and research. Furthermore, this report estimates the maritime activity level in the area the next ten years, or until 2025, and the potential development of the regional preparedness system.
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Author:
Odd Jarl Borch; Natalia Andreassen; Nataly Marchenko; Valur Ingimundarson; Halla Gunnarsdóttir; Iurii Iudin; Sergey Petrov; Uffe Jakobsen; Birita í Dali
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Climate change; Shipping routes; Maritime security
Place of publication:
Bodø
Country of publication:
Norway
Volume:
MARPART Project Report 1
Publication house:
Nord University
ISBN number:
978-82-7456-756-6
Growing maritime commercial activities in the High North increase the possibility of unwanted incidents. The vulnerability related to human safety and environment and a challenging context, call for a strengthening of the maritime preparedness system, and cross-boundary and cross-institutional colla…
Growing maritime commercial activities in the High North increase the possibility of unwanted incidents. The vulnerability related to human safety and environment and a challenging context, call for a strengthening of the maritime preparedness system, and cross-boundary and cross-institutional collaboration. In this paper, we look into the different stressors and risk factors of the sea regions in the High North. We elaborate on emergencies where integrated operations such as mass evacuation, oil spill recovery and salvage are needed. Coordination of such operations is a challenging task, where several institutions and management levels are included. Host nation support from neighboring countries may be in demand. Experiences from the accident with the cruise ship “Maxim Gorkiy” in the ice south-west of Svalbard are highlighted together with the experiences from large-scale exercises in the High North. We illuminate the capabilities needed, and the training of key personnel responsible for coordinating such operations.
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Author:
Ensieh Kheiri Pileh Roud; Odd Jarl Borch; Uffe Jakobsen; Nataly Marchenko
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Climate change; Shipping routes; Maritime risk security management
Title of journal:
Proceedings of the International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference
Volume of journal:
2016
Publisher:
ISOPE
Place of publication:
San Francisco
Country of publication:
USA
ISSN number:
978-1-880653-88-3
The Scandinavian Feminist Crime Novel – an Intersection Between Art and Culture
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Crime fiction; Feminist fiction
Place of publication:
Reykjavik
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
An Intimacy of Words
Publication house:
University of Iceland Press
ISBN number:
9935231003
Novellen - teori og analyse
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Litteraturteori; Genre; Novelle; Novelleanalyse
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Forlaget Samfundslitteratur
ISBN number:
9788759321560
Stevns Klint - Verdensarv i børnehøjde - Fem tilgange til natur og æstetik
Editor:
Sine Sværdborg
Year:
2016
Subjects:
Udeskole; Stevns Klint; Verdensarv; Æstetik i undervisning; Tværfaglig undervisning
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Østsjællands Museum
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Fjernundervisning; E-læring; Skole; Grounded theory; Casestudier; Ø-skoler; ASK Kapisillit projektet; IKT
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Bibelen og det alimentære kulturmøde i Grønland
Editor:
Finn Damgaard; Anne Katrine de Hemmer Gudme
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Bibelen; Kulturmøde; Grønland
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Mad og drikke i bibelsk litteratur
Publication house:
Københavns Universitet og Forlaget Anis
Litterær shamanisme i Kongebøgerne – sagaen om Elias og Elisa
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Litterær shamanisme; Kongebøgerne; Elias; Elisa
Title of journal:
Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
78
Number of journal:
3
Indledning og kommentarer til Samuelsbøgerne, Kongebøgerne og Krønikebøgerne
Editor:
Bodil Ejrnæs; Geert Hallbäck; Hans Jørgen Lundager Jensen
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Samuelsbøgerne; Kongebøgerne; Krønikebøgerne
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Bibelselskabet
Grønlands skyggeside – myten om landet uden fængsler
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Grønland; Fængsler
Country of publication:
Færøerne
Host publication title:
Kriminalitet frihedsberøvelse og kontrol i nordiske ø-samfund
The Way of Descent – The Christology of William of Saint Thierry
Year:
2015
Subjects:
William of Saint-Thierry
Place of publication:
Minnesota
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Unity of Spirit, Studies on William of Saint-Thierry In Honor of E. Rozanne Elder
Publication house:
Liturgical Press
Living Conditions and Perceived Quality of Life among Indigenous Peoples in the Arctic
Editor:
W. Glatzer; L. Camfield; V. Møller; M. Rojas
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Host publication title:
Global Handbook of Quality of Life - Exploration of Well-Being of Nations and Continents
Publication house:
Springer
Introduction to SLiCA – Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic: Inuit, Saami and the Indigenous Peoples of Chukotka and the Kola Peninsula – From Reseach Question to Knowledge: Why? What? How? & Some main Results
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Host publication title:
SLiCA: Arctic Living Conditions. Living conditions and quality of life among Inuit, Sami and indigenous peoples of Chukotka and the Kola Peninsula
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
ISBN number:
978-92-893-3895-0
Human Health and Well being
Editor:
J. N. Larsen; G. Fondahl
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Human health; Well being
Title of journal:
Arctic Human Development Report II
Publisher:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
DOI number:
10.6027/TN2014-567
Inuit Nunaat – The Inuit World: Measuring living conditions & subjective wellbeing – monitoring human development using the Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic (SLiCA) to augment ASI for the Inuit World
Editor:
J. N. Larsen; P. Schweitzer; A. Petrov; G. Fondahl
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
Arctic Social Indicators II - Implementation
Publisher:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
DOI number:
10.6027/TN2014-568
This study explores social workers’ experiences in a social service department in Greenland. The social workers described limiting factors, such as an absence of management and a dysfunctional interdisciplinary network. They described feelings of frustration and individualization, which are known st…
This study explores social workers’ experiences in a social service department in Greenland. The social workers described limiting factors, such as an absence of management and a dysfunctional interdisciplinary network. They described feelings of frustration and individualization, which are known stressors. We found that the social workers were in a disempowered position that hindered their management of key welfare services. Serious problems were found that could have consequences for professional social work with clients. By drawing upon the traditions behind critical social work in our discussion of the findings, we have furthered our understanding of the workers’ conditions. We point to issues at local, interdisciplinary, and societal levels. One solution will be to work collaboratively with social workers by using empowerment strategies to strengthen a critical consciousness within the profession. The development of a critical capacity is essential if social workers are to organize anti-oppressive practices and interdisciplinary co-operation, and to engage proactively in the future development of the Greenlandic welfare system. This can be accomplished by working with educated social workers in a union and by introducing more critical understandings at the student level.
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Year:
2015
Subjects:
Social work; Disempowerment; Action research; Greenland
Title of journal:
Intersectionalities: A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity, and Practice
Volume of journal:
4
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
School of Social Work - Memorial University of Newfoundland
Place of publication:
St. John
Country of publication:
Canada
ISSN number:
1925-1270
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Empowerment; Socialpolitik; Grønland
Title of journal:
Social Politik
Volume of journal:
6
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Socialpolitisk Forening
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Socialpolitik; Grønland; Socialrådgivere
Web publication type:
Debatindlæg
Web place of publication:
http://socialpolitisk-forening.dk/
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Tuberkulose; Nuuk; Socialforskning
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
23
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Fattigdom; Hjemløshed; Nuuk; Sociologi; Frelsens hær
Title of journal:
Visionmission
Number of journal:
55
Publisher:
Frelsens Hær
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Greenland
Editor:
Birgit Niclasen
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Trivsel; Folkeskole; Elever
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Trivsel og sundhed blandt folkesskoleelever i Grønland - resultater fra skolebørnsundersøgelsen HBSC Greenland i 2014
Publication house:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
ISBN number:
9788778993007
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Aktionsforskning; Demokrati; Deltagelse; Grønland
Name of conference:
Untold Stories: Adventures In Methodology
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Greenland
PAR as a way of organising a social workers labour union in Greenland
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Social work; Empowerment; Action research; Greenland
Name of conference:
ALARA 9th Action Learning Action Research and 13th Participatory Action Research World Congress
City of conference:
Johannesburg
Country of conference:
South Africa
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Empowerment; Fænomenologi; Deltagelse
Name of conference:
Forskellige teoretiske perspektiv på kulturbegrebet – implikationer for sundhedsfaglig forskning og praksis
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
The Political Parties in Greenland and Their Development
This article will give an overview of the Greenlandic parliamentarian elections from the advent of home rule to today's self-government. The point of departure will be to look at the party mobilization throughout the years and the electoral results with voter turnout and candidate nominations. The a…
This article will give an overview of the Greenlandic parliamentarian elections from the advent of home rule to today's self-government. The point of departure will be to look at the party mobilization throughout the years and the electoral results with voter turnout and candidate nominations. The article will be placed within the framework of theories regarding voter behaviour and electoral systems. Questions to be answered are e.g.: Can we draw a trend of change of party positions throughout the years? Have the parties changed their ideology throughout time? Is there a specific pattern in Greenlandic politics regarding mobilization in politics in comparison to other sub-national jurisdictions? What can be said about voter behaviour amongst the people?
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Editor:
Eva Maria Belser; Alexandra Fang-Bär; Nina Massüger; Rekha Oleschak Pillai
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Greenland; Political parties; Elections
Place of publication:
Bern
Country of publication:
Switzerland
Host publication title:
States Falling Apart? Secessionist and Autonomy Movements in Europe
Volume:
10
Publication house:
Stämpfli Verlag
ISBN number:
978-3-7272-5989-0
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Greenland; Security and foreign policy; Climate change
Title of journal:
Polar Record
Volume of journal:
51
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
Place of publication:
Cambridge
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
ISSN number:
0032-2474
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1017/S003224741400028X
Selv om sundhed siden midten af sidste århundrede gennem WHO’s sundhedsdefinition er begrebssat som ’det gode liv’ i en samfundsmæssig sammenhæng, så er praksis i sundhedsvæsenet stadig domineret af en opfattelse af sundhed som fravær af sygdom. Bogen undersøger, hvordan det fra patienters perspekti…
Selv om sundhed siden midten af sidste århundrede gennem WHO’s sundhedsdefinition er begrebssat som ’det gode liv’ i en samfundsmæssig sammenhæng, så er praksis i sundhedsvæsenet stadig domineret af en opfattelse af sundhed som fravær af sygdom. Bogen undersøger, hvordan det fra patienters perspektiver opleves at leve et liv med følger af sygdom og behandling, og hvordan de håndterer det i hverdagen. Gennem interviews og observationer følges et antal patienter under indlæggelse og i deres hjemlige sammenhænge i byer og bygder, og det belyses, hvordan de sundhedsprofessionelle indsatser hænger sammen med patienternes muligheder i den daglige livsførelse. Koblingen mellem sundhedspraksis og patienternes hverdagsliv viser betydningen af at inddrage patienternes perspektiver i tilrettelæggelsen af sundhedsydelser, hvis de skal opleves som relevante og brugbare af patienterne. Bogen peger således også på behovet for at opprioritere patienters viden som et vigtigt bidrag til kvalitetsudvikling af
sundhedspraksis. Bogen henvender sig til bredt til professionelle i sundhedsvæsenet, studerende ved sundhedsuddannelserne, sundhedsforskere og beslutningstagere og i øvrigt til alle med interesse for sundhed og samfund.
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Editor:
Inussuk - arktisk forskningsjournal
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Kronisk sygdom; Patientperspektiv; Hverdagsliv; Rehabilitering
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Naalakkersuisut
ISBN number:
978-87-92554-84-0
Artiklen dokumenterer gennem et empirisk projekt om patienters perspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland, at alle indsatser i sundhedsvæsenet, fra diagnosticering og behandling til pleje og rehabilitering, har betydning for patienters og pårørendes muligheder for at håndtere livet med sygdom i hver…
Artiklen dokumenterer gennem et empirisk projekt om patienters perspektiver på sundhedspraksis i Grønland, at alle indsatser i sundhedsvæsenet, fra diagnosticering og behandling til pleje og rehabilitering, har betydning for patienters og pårørendes muligheder for at håndtere livet med sygdom i hverdagen. Bl.a. pga kulturelle og sproglige barrierer overses dette ofte af de professionelle. Forskningen viser også de mange ressourcer, patienter og pårørende besidder, men som sjældent bliver inddraget i professionel praksis. Der gives forslag til, hvordan dialogen mellem patienter og professionelle må foregå mhp inddragelse af patienternes perspektiver.
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Year:
2015
Subjects:
Kronisk sygdom; Patientperspektiv; Rehabilitering
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
23
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Artiklen refererer til et etiktræf mellem de sygeplejeetiske råd i Norden i efteråret 2015. De emner, der var oppe på træffet, diskuteres ud fra en tilgang til etik som gensidig anerkendelse af forskellige kulturelle former for livsførelse og viden, ikke som følge af etniske og nationale kendetegn,…
Artiklen refererer til et etiktræf mellem de sygeplejeetiske råd i Norden i efteråret 2015. De emner, der var oppe på træffet, diskuteres ud fra en tilgang til etik som gensidig anerkendelse af forskellige kulturelle former for livsførelse og viden, ikke som følge af etniske og nationale kendetegn, men som følge af hverdagslivet, som det føres under forskellige samfundsmæssige betingelser i forhold til at skabe et eksistensgrundlag. I denne ramme forstås etisk forsvarlige måder at møde patienter i sundhedsvæsenet på.
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Year:
2015
Subjects:
Sygepleje; Etik; Kulturforskelle; Livsformer; Vidensformer
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
23
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Grönlands politiska utveckling efter andra världskriget till våra dagar
Editor:
Sia Spiliopoulou Åkermark; Gunilla Herolf
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Grönland; Politisk utveckling; Självstyrelse; Partier
Place of publication:
Mariehamn
Country of publication:
Finland
Host publication title:
Självstyrelser i Norden i ett fredsperspektiv – Färöarna, Grönland och Åland
Publication house:
Nordiska Rådet och Ålands Fredsinstitut
ISBN number:
9789525265774
Are women taking over power and labour from men? Gender relations in pre- and post-colonial Greenland
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Gender relations; Greenland; Power; Women
Title of journal:
NORA Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research
Volume of journal:
23
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Routledge Taylor & Francis Group
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Denmark
ISSN number:
0803-8740
Changes in gender roles in Greenland and perceived contribution to the household
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Gender roles; Greenland; Household
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
DOI number:
10.6027/TN2015-501
Host publication title:
SLiCA: Arctic Living Conditions. Living conditions and quality of life among Inuit, Sami and indigenous peoples of Chukotka and the Kola Peninsula
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Conceiving and applying the self-culture-mind triangle
Author:
Peter Berliner; Tia B. Hansen; Kristine Jensen de López
Editor:
Tia G.B. Hansen; Kristine Jensen de López; Peter Berliner
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Self-culture
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Conceptual and applied approaches to self in culture and mind
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978-87-7112-101-8
Disaster mental health: research and implications for intervention
In this chapter we focus on disaster mental health, particularly theoretical and research-based implications for intervention. The field of disaster mental health research is vast and impossible to cover in a single chapter, but we will visit central research, concepts, and understandings within dis…
In this chapter we focus on disaster mental health, particularly theoretical and research-based implications for intervention. The field of disaster mental health research is vast and impossible to cover in a single chapter, but we will visit central research, concepts, and understandings within disaster mental health and intervention, and refer to further literature where meaningful. We conclude the chapter with recommendations for further research.
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Author:
Silja Henderson; Peter Berliner; Peter Elsass
Editor:
Rasmus Dahlberg; Olivier Rubin; Morten Thanning Vendelø
Year:
2015
Subjects:
PTSD; Psychosocial intervention; Disaster mental health; Forskningsmetode
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
England
Host publication title:
Disaster research: multidisciplinary and international perspectives
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
978-1-138-85066-8
I denne artikel beskrives, hvordan der i øjeblikket sker en markant udvikling i behandlingen af dømte i Kalallit Nunaat/Grønland (KN).
Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Community psykologi; Social resiliens; Ungdomskriminalitet; Unge i Grønland; Bande & kriminalitet
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
36
Number of journal:
1
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Fredspsykologi - en begrundelse for et vigtigt område i psykologien
En beskrivelse af fredspsykologiens udvikling og aktualitet -og en argumentation for betydningen af en øget indsats på området.
Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Fredspsykologi; Fredsuddannelse; Konfliktløsning; Dannelse; Demokrati; Værdier
Title of journal:
Psykologisk Set
Volume of journal:
35
Number of journal:
99-100
ISSN number:
0906-2483
Editor:
Birgit Niclasen
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Social ulighed; Skoleelever; Trivsel; Sundhed
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Trivsel og sundhed blandt folkeskoleelever i Grønland - resultater fra skolebørnsundersøgelsen HBSC Greenland i 2014
Volume:
SIF’s Grønlandsskrifter nr. 27
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed, Syddansk Universitet
ISBN number:
9788778993007
Editor:
Birgit Niclasen
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Vold; Mobning; Skoleelever; Mistrivsel
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Trivsel og sundhed blandt folkesskoleelever i Grønland - resultater fra skolebørnsundersøgelsen HBSC Greenland i 2014
Volume:
SIF’s Grønlandsskrifter nr. 27
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed, Syddansk Universitet
ISBN number:
978-87-7899-300-7
This article argues that cartography and topographical description played a significant role in the way in which areas of the Scottish Northern Isles were represented and visualised, as a regional space, after the political union of England and Scotland in 1707, and, alongside that, the development…
This article argues that cartography and topographical description played a significant role in the way in which areas of the Scottish Northern Isles were represented and visualised, as a regional space, after the political union of England and Scotland in 1707, and, alongside that, the development of the concept of a British state and nation. Not only did topographical literature become more professionalised and commercially-oriented during the eighteenth century, but the visual representations of territories created in maps and charts became part of a network of cultural practices that both linked and divided historical regions across the British Isles. On the one hand, map-making re-negotiated national spaces in order to contribute to the formation the United Kingdom or Great Britain (itself a complex national entity) and, on the other hand, it provided an opportunity to re-create a sense of place or Northern regional identity, continuing to be part of an intercultural Northern European maritime region linked by the North Sea. As can be seen in the following case studies from the Shetland Islands and Western Norway, at ‘image level’, the change in perceptions about a region's identity (or one's own, within that region), often follows a long process, ‘since shifts in the attitudes of mental mapping tend to slowly follow changes in political and social conditions, mixing with philosophical and aesthetic conventions of the time’.
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Year:
2015
Subjects:
History; Cartography; Cultural transfer; Scotland; Norway; Orkney; Shetland; Maritime travel
Title of journal:
Northern Scotland
Volume of journal:
6
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Edinburgh University Press
Place of publication:
Edinburgh
Country of publication:
Scotland
ISSN number:
0306-5278
DOI number:
10.3366
Editor:
Stine Faber; Helene Pristed Nielsen
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Maritime workers; Mobility; Nordic welfare system
Host publication title:
Remapping Gender, Place and Mobility. Global Confluences and Local Particularities in Nordic Peripheries
Publication house:
Ashgate
Editor:
Godfrey Baldacchino
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Aquaculture; Faroe Islands; Entrepreneurship; Innovation
Place of publication:
New York
Host publication title:
Entrepreneurship in Small Island States and Territories
Publication house:
Routledge
The chapter looks at the transition from traditional to formal education and the expansion of the Greenlandic school system as well as the prioritization of education and political goals from the Danish State and Home Rule government of Greenland. By looking at the tradition of education and compari…
The chapter looks at the transition from traditional to formal education and the expansion of the Greenlandic school system as well as the prioritization of education and political goals from the Danish State and Home Rule government of Greenland. By looking at the tradition of education and comparing educational data in Greenland over the span of over 30 years, the rapid development of the education level measured by the proportion of the population having a formal education (i.e. a formal education beyond the primary school) of the Greenlandic population has increased from 28 percent to 47 percent, indicating that the Greenland Home Rule and Self Government – despite challenges, setbacks and a lack of tradition for formal education beyond the public school – is on the right track.
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Author:
Mitdlarak Lennert
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Level of education; Survey data; Transitions; Education policy
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Host publication title:
SLiCA: Arctic Living Conditions. Living Conditions and Quality of Life among Inuit, Saami, and Indigenous peoples of Chukotka and Kola Peninsula.
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
This article revisits the key developments of the experience of Latin American countries with structural economic reforms since the decade of the 1980s. It discusses the historical and policy dilemmas that these countries have faced upon the economic consequences of the policy presc…
This article revisits the key developments of the experience of Latin American countries with structural economic reforms since the decade of the 1980s. It discusses the historical and policy dilemmas that these countries have faced upon the economic consequences of the policy prescriptions from the so-called ‘Washington Consensus’. It is argued that despite the initial meager benefits from these policies, recent economic progress can be seen as redemption for the region.
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Year:
2015
Subjects:
Institutions; Reforms; Latin America
Title of journal:
Groniek / Historical Journal
Number of journal:
199 (2013)
Country of publication:
The Netherlands
At granska søguna. Hví er 1800-talið áhugavert?
Year:
2015
Subjects:
1800-tallet; Historieskrivning
Title of journal:
Frøði
Volume of journal:
19
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Fróðskaparfelag Føroya
Place of publication:
Tórshavn
Country of publication:
Føroyar
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Palliativ pleje; Sociodrama
Title of journal:
Uddannelsesnyt
Volume of journal:
26
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Dansk Sygeplejeråd
Country of publication:
Danmark
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Crime Fiction; Review; Literature; Stieg Larsson
Title of journal:
Canadian Review of Comparative Literature
Volume of journal:
42
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Canadian Comparative Literature Association / Association Canadienne de Littérature Comparée
Place of publication:
University of Alberta
Country of publication:
Canada
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Crime fiction; Stieg Larsson; Nordic Noir; Literature
Title of journal:
Canadian Review of Comparative Literature
Volume of journal:
42
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Canadian Comparative Literature Association / Association Canadienne de Littérature Comparée
Place of publication:
University of Alberta
Country of publication:
Canada
Year:
2015
Subjects:
Ynglende vandrefalke; Stevns Klint
Title of journal:
NATURvejleder
Volume of journal:
24.1
Publisher:
Naturvejlederforeningen
Country of publication:
Danmark
Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands have in common their history as Danish dependencies within a historically and geographically coherent region. The complex aftermaths of Denmark’s sovereignty over its North Atlantic territories and their ongoing nation building processes lie at the core of th…
Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands have in common their history as Danish dependencies within a historically and geographically coherent region. The complex aftermaths of Denmark’s sovereignty over its North Atlantic territories and their ongoing nation building processes lie at the core of this book. Today, we are witnessing region building processes beyond bilateral links to Denmark. How do the countries position themselves, individually and collectively, vis-à-vis the European metropolitan centres, a larger transcontinental North Atlantic region, the 'hot' Arctic, and global histories of colonialism and decolonisation? By examining the region from cultural, literary, historical, political, anthropological and linguistic perspectives, the articles in this book shed light on Nordic colonialism and its understanding as 'exceptional', and challenge and modify established notions of postcolonialism. Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands are shown to be both the (former) subjects as well as the producers of cultural hierarchisations in an entangled world.
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From Objects to Actors: Knud Rasmussen’s Ethnographic Feature Film “The Wedding of Palo”
Editor:
Anna Westerståhl Stenport; Scott MacKenzie
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Anthropology; Colonialism; Ethnographic film; Greenland; Scandinavian cinema; Knud Rasmussen
Place of publication:
Edinburgh
Host publication title:
Films on Ice: Cinemas of the Arctic
Publication house:
Edinburgh University Press
ISBN number:
978-1474409018
Seit 2009 ist Grönland selbstverwaltete Nation im dänischen Königreich. Die jüngsten Parlamentswahlen standen im Zeichen eines Konflikts zwischen Zentrum und Peripherie.
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Grønland; Selvstyre; Valg; Politiske partier; Råstoffer; Sprogdebat
Name of newspaper:
Der Freitag
Date & year:
13. december
In Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, there have been a significant number of musical events in recent years that have been called ‘underground’. These have formed an underground scene that offered a cosmopolitan alternative to established ‘greenlandificated’ popular music. This paper accounts for the…
In Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, there have been a significant number of musical events in recent years that have been called ‘underground’. These have formed an underground scene that offered a cosmopolitan alternative to established ‘greenlandificated’ popular music. This paper accounts for the building of this underground scene by Nuuk youth, and asks why these young people valued musical change informed by a cosmopolitan outlook, while at the same time holding firmly to the conviction that their activities were a part of the dominant Greenlandic nation-building project. Social agents, which played key roles in building the Nuuk underground scene, described their activities as attempts to come to terms with a history in which Greenland has been perceived as a subaltern nation. This enquiry explains the nationalist logic behind a concern with performing similarity with Western nations in the Nuuk underground scene, as opposed to the more widespread romantic nationalist logic concerned with expressing a distinguishable national character. This further leads to an expansion of a position of cosmopolitan nationalism.
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Author:
Andreas Otte
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Underground music; Nationalism; Cosmopolitanism; Youth; Greenland
Title of journal:
Popular Music
Volume of journal:
34
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Cambridge Journals
Popular music from Greenland – Globalization, nationalism and performance of place
Author:
Andreas Otte
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Music; Greenland; Globalization; Agency; Cosmopolitanism; Ethnomusicology; Nationalism; Performance studies; Place; Human geography
Place of publication:
Copenhagen
Country of publication:
Denmark
Publication house:
University of Copenhagen
Author:
Andreas Otte
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Music; Greenland; History; Frame drum; Qilaat; Kalattuut; Choir; Vaigat; Rock'n'Roll; Pop; Rock; Globalization; Performing place
Web publication type:
Online article
Web place of publication:
www.greenlandicpopularmusic.com
Israel, the antithesis of Hellas: enslavement, exile and return in the Greek Solon tradition and the Hebrew Bible
Editor:
Thomas L. Thompson; Philippe Wajdenbaum
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Israel; Antithesis of Hellas; Enslavement; Exile; Greek Solon tradition; Hebrew Bible; Hebrew
Host publication title:
The Bible and Hellenism. Greek Influence on Jewish and Early Christian Literature
Fire gammelgrønlandske sange
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Grønland; Teologi; Sange
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
62
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Postcolonial studies; Migration; Literature; Documentary film; Passing; Denmark; Arctic; Greenland; Center and periphery
Place of publication:
Berlin
Host publication title:
The Postcolonial North Atlantic: Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands
Publication house:
Nordeuropa-Institut der Humboldt-Universität
ISBN number:
978-3932406355
Halvfems spørgsmål til missionæren på Håbets Ø
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Håbets ø; Missionær
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
62
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Postcolonial studies; Nationalism; Colonialism; Postcolonialism; National identity; Regionalism; Iceland; Denmark; Arctic; Greenland; North Atlantic studies; Faroe Islands
Place of publication:
Berlin
Host publication title:
The Postcolonial North Atlantic: Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands
Publication house:
Nordeuropa-Institut der Humboldt-Universität
ISBN number:
978-3932406355
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Katekismus; Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk kultur- og samfundsforskning
Scandinavia and “the Land of UnSwedish Freedom”: Jonathan Franzen, Susanne Bier and Self-conceptions of Exceptionalism in Crisis
The chapter deals with self-conceptions of exceptionalism in the United States and in Northern Europe. The notion that one nation, one region or one group is exceptional, conflicts with globalization theory. Because of migrating people, goods and ideas, the world is understood to become more homoge…
The chapter deals with self-conceptions of exceptionalism in the United States and in Northern Europe. The notion that one nation, one region or one group is exceptional, conflicts with globalization theory. Because of migrating people, goods and ideas, the world is understood to become more homogeneous (Appadurai 2008; Comaroff & Comaroff 2012). However, globalization incorporates a globalization of risks, conflict (Beck 2007) and uncertainty (Bauman 2000), too. As contemporary Western societies are increasingly characterized by crisis and insecurity, there appears to emerge a need to highlight the unique features of the "Self". Phrases like »American Exceptionalism« and »Nordic Exceptionalism« have become common in political discourses from the 2000s, and are at once subject to a critical negotiation within popular culture, literature and film. In the following discussion, I will show how the American and the Scandinavian self-conceptions of exceptionalism iare interdependent. The analysis starts in America with an examination of a satirical television show by American stand-up comedian, Wyatt Cenac. Together with Jonathan Franzen’s novel "Freedom", it serves as an example of artistic approaches to a discursive strategy, which uses images of Scandinavia as a category of distinction in order to consolidate the libertarian idea of »American Exceptionalism«. The second part of the chapter concerns Scandinavian visual arts’ current reevaluation of the narratives, which form the basis for notions of »Nordic Exceptionalism«. Here, I will demonstrate how Susanne Bier’s feature films "Efter Brylluppet" (»After the Wedding«) and "Hævnen" (»In a Better World«) contribute to the critical negotiation of a Nordic self-conception, characterized by altruism and ethical and moral superiority.
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Editor:
Lars Jensen; Kristín Loftsdóttir
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Popular culture; Postcolonial studies; Postcolonialism; National identity; Neoliberalism; Imagology; Scandinavian studies; Sweden; Denmark; USA; Theories of Exceptionalism; Nordic cinema; Nordic welfare state; Neo-Conservatism
Place of publication:
Aldershot
Host publication title:
Crisis in the Nordic Nations and Beyond: At the Intersection of Environment, Finance and Multiculturalism
Publication house:
Ashgate
ISBN number:
978-1472425386
Bibelsk hebraisk grammatik
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Hebraisk grammatik
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Anis
Ilisimatusarfik 1984-2014
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Den store grønlandske indespærring
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Grønland; Indsatte; Anstalter
Title of journal:
Dansk Sociologi
Volume of journal:
4
Samfundstjeneste i Grønland – de første erfaringer
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Grønland; Samfundstjeneste
Host publication title:
NSfK
Volume:
56
Fredløs – kvindelige indsatte i Grønlands anstalter
Editor:
Liv Finstad; Heidi Mork Lomell
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Grønland; Kvindelige indsatte; Anstalter
Place of publication:
Oslo
Host publication title:
Motmæle – en antologi til Kjersti Ericsson, Cecilie Høigård og Guri Larsen
Publication house:
Novus Forlag
Culture et société - changement culturel et identités inuit
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Identités inuit; Culture et société
Host publication title:
Traduction Yvon Csonka
Anthony N. S. Lane, Bernhard of Clairvaux – Theologian of the Cross
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Anthony N. S. Lane; Bernhard of Clairvaux; Theologian of the cross
Title of journal:
Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrift
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Ilisimatusarfik
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2013-14
Volume:
2
Hideki Nakamura, "Amor invisibilium": Die Liebe im Denken Richards von Sankt Viktor
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Hideki Nakamura; Richard of Saint-Victor
Title of journal:
Speculum
Pioneer in Greenlandic and Arctic Quality of Life Research
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
Applied Research in Quality of Life
DOI number:
10.1007/s11482-013-9294-y
SLiCA, Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic
Editor:
A. C. Michalos
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Publisher:
Springer
Place of publication:
Dordrecht
Country of publication:
Netherlands
ISSN number:
978-94-007-0752-8
Host publication title:
Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-Being Research
Subsistence in the Arctic
Editor:
A. C. Michalos
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Publisher:
Springer
Place of publication:
Dordrecht
Country of publication:
Netherlands
ISSN number:
978-94-007-0752-8
Host publication title:
Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-Being Research
Mining in Greenland – Current State and Plans for the Future
Editor:
L Heininen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Mining; Greenland
Host publication title:
Arctic Yearbook 2014
ISBN number:
2298–2418
Socialforskningen i Grønland har gennem årtier dokumenteret sociale problemer. Populært sagt har socialforskningen i Grønland indtil for nylig kun bestået af beskrivende, kvantitativ elendighedsforskning. Der eksisterer således (modsat fx socialforskning med canadisk inuit) stort set ikke nogen kval…
Socialforskningen i Grønland har gennem årtier dokumenteret sociale problemer. Populært sagt har socialforskningen i Grønland indtil for nylig kun bestået af beskrivende, kvantitativ elendighedsforskning. Der eksisterer således (modsat fx socialforskning med canadisk inuit) stort set ikke nogen kvalitativ eller deltagerorienteret forskning om vilkår for indsatser og praksis i forhold til at håndtere de sociale udfordringer. Der har således manglet sociologisk og handlingsorienteret praksisviden, der kan understøtte professionel og organisatorisk kapacitetsopbygning i det socialpolitiske felt. Denne artikel handler om empowerment og aktionsforskning med socialarbejdere i Grønland og bygger på Steven Arnfjords ph.d. projekt fra 2014.
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Year:
2014
Subjects:
Grønland; Aktionsforskning; Empowerment; Socialt arbejde; Profession; Marxisme
Title of journal:
Dansk Sociologi
Volume of journal:
25
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Dansk Sociologisk Forening
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Social work and action research - in an arctic context
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Social work; Greenland; Action research; Empowerment
Name of conference:
International Action Research Conference - Action Research for Democracy
City of conference:
Roskilde
Country of conference:
Danmark
Ph.d.-projektet er sagt med en kort sætning: - et deltagende aktionsforskningsprojekt om socialrådgiverprofessionens muligheder og forudsætninger for at lave socialt arbejde samt deres positionering i det socialpolitiske felt. I projektet arbejdes der med socialrådgiverprofessionens faglige vilkår.…
Ph.d.-projektet er sagt med en kort sætning: - et deltagende aktionsforskningsprojekt om socialrådgiverprofessionens muligheder og forudsætninger for at lave socialt arbejde samt deres positionering i det socialpolitiske felt. I projektet arbejdes der med socialrådgiverprofessionens faglige vilkår. Faglighed indbefatter dels socialrådgivernes mulighed for at arbejde fagligt og dels deres muligheder for at organisere sig som en profession, hvor professionsbegrebet her anvendes bredt. Vi har ingen tidligere professionsstudier, som giver et indblik i arbejdsgrundlaget for at de store velfærdsprofessioner (socialrådgivere, skolelærer, pædagoger og sygeplejesker). Dermed eksisterer der et manglende indblik i, hvilken faglig og organisatorisk kapacitet velfærdssamfundet har i forhold til den omfattende mængde af sociale udfordringer, som vi står overfor. Projektet er undervejs blevet todelt i et etnografisk- og delvist deltagerorienteret studie og i et deltagende aktionsforskningsstudie om en begyndende landsdækkende faglig organisering af socialrådgivere. Projektets første del var et etnografisk feltarbejde med 15 socialrådgivere i Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq’s afdeling for børn- og familier. Det var landets største. Socialrådgiverne deltog, forud for en række møder, i kvalitative interviews, observationer, en temadag om anerkendelse, to fokusgrupper og et fremtidsværksted. Analyserne fra denne første del viste tegn på en engageret men disorganiseret og disempoweret profession. Selvom om planen hos mig oprindeligt var at skride direkte til empowerment-tiltag var det nødvendigt med en konkret analyse, en baseline, som kunne fremskrive tingenes tilstand. Der var tale om en gruppe socialrådgivere, som beskrev kaotiske tilstande i sagsbehandlingen af børnesager, en høj personaleomsætning, flere indikatorer på stress og en generel mangel på anerkendelse fra deres ledelse og fra de tværfaglige netværk. Det blev vurderet, at det ville være vanskeligt alene at fokusere på problemløsningsmetoder i afdelingen da flere af problematikkerne berørte temaer, som hørte til på et overordnet fagligt organisatorisk (meso) niveau. Det etnografiske feltarbejde blev konkluderet med en artikel, hvor jeg fremstillede de ovenstående problematikker og foreslog kommende aktiviteter omkring øget faglig organisering og fokus på empowerment af socialrådgiverprofessionen som et overordnet tiltag. Socialrådgiverne er den eneste af de fire velfærdsprofessioner, som for tiden ikke er fagligt organiseret med egen forhandlingsret. Projektets anden del er en operationalisering af disse forslag. Der blev indledt et samarbejde med en gruppe socialrådgivere, som var gået sammen om at danne en landsdækkende socialrådgiverforening NIISIP (Nunatsinni Inunnik Isumaginninermi Siunnersortit Ilinniarsimasut Peqatigiiffiat). Samarbejdet har været efter alle kunstens regler i deltagende aktionsforskning. Indledningsvist spurgte jeg "Er der noget I vil kunne bruge mig til?" Efterfølgende har vi holdt en række koordinationsmøder, hvor jeg har fungeret dels som facilitator, som naiv spørger og som ekspert. Foreningen havde ambitioner om at øge deres medlemstal og opnå selvstændig forhandlingsret samt at være en tydelig stemme i den socialpolitiske debat, som har været ført fra et politisk synspunkt, et NGO synspunkt og et civilsamfundssynspunkt men kun i et meget begrænset omfang fra et fagligt perspektiv. Gennem aktionsforskningsforløbet har foreningen fået formuleret fem mærkesager. De har fået en hjemmeside, været i medierne og har fået udvidet deres medlemstal fra 8 til 43. Vi har gennem bestyrelsesmedlemmerne fået indblik i, hvor mange socialrådgiver-stillinger der er på landsbasis (Estimatet er lige under 100. Det besværliggøres ved, at mange stillinger er besat af folk med en kontoruddannelse). I aktionsforskningsprojekter vil det være illoyalt overfor en kritisk aktionsforskningsepistemologi at konkludere ud fra en deduktiv argumentationslogik. Projektets konklusioner kommer derfor til at dreje som om beskrivelser af de empowerment-processer og den aktion, som der er dokumentation for. Når aktionsforskningsprocessen i sin epistemologi er ufærdig skyldes det en konstant bevægelse mod ny erkendelse. Denne bevægelse vil i projektets analyse blive til refleksioner over, hvorledes projektets teoretiske udgangspunkt, som i overvejende grad er sociologisk marxisme, har bidraget analytisk til at realisere det metodiske arbejde med praksis for at forandre praksis. Konkluderende har projektet bidraget på tre niveauer: Det videnskabelige som er aktionsforskning, det praktiske som er socialrådgiverprofessionen og det socialpolitiske niveau. Aktionsforskningen har målrettet fokuseret på forandrings- og frigørende processer. Det har ført til, at der i forskningsforløbet er arbejdet med empowerment på et vertikalt og et horisontalt niveau. Socialrådgiverne har gennem forskningssamarbejdet fået styrket deres muligheder for at øge organiseringen af det socialfaglige arbejde. Det har skabt forandringsprocesser på et demokratisk grundlag. Endvidere har dette bidraget til en grad af tillid til forskningsprocessen som kan føre til øget forskning i fremtiden. Det socialpolitiske niveau kan i sidste ende blive styrket positivt ved at modtage indlæg fra en bedre organiseret aktør, som kan indgå i debatten om udviklingen af fremtidens velfærdssamfund.
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Year:
2014
Subjects:
Empowerment; Socialt arbejde; Socialrådgivere; Grønland; Aktionsforskning
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Institut for Sygepleje og Sundhedsvidenska
ISBN number:
9788799748808
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Greenland; Political parties; Elections
Title of journal:
Grønlands Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2013-14
Volume of journal:
1
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik / Forlaget Atuagkat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
978-87-92554-71-0
Artiklen formidler et interview med den tidligere økonoma ved Qaqortoq Sygehus, Lena P. Fisker, som indførte Nyt Nordisk Køkken for Mange. Det betød sundere, overvejende økologisk, og mere velsmagende mad til patienterne, brug af lokale råvarer og et meningsfuldt arbejde for de ansatte i køkkenet -…
Artiklen formidler et interview med den tidligere økonoma ved Qaqortoq Sygehus, Lena P. Fisker, som indførte Nyt Nordisk Køkken for Mange. Det betød sundere, overvejende økologisk, og mere velsmagende mad til patienterne, brug af lokale råvarer og et meningsfuldt arbejde for de ansatte i køkkenet - inden for de økonomiske rammer.
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Year:
2014
Subjects:
Hospitalskøkken; Grønlandsk mad; Bæredygtig hospitalsmad
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Greenlandic Paradiplomatic Relations
Editor:
Lassi Heininen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Greenland; International relations; Paradiplomacy
Place of publication:
Basingstoke & New York
Country of publication:
United Kingdom & USA
Host publication title:
Security and Sovereignty in the North Atlantic
Publication house:
Palgrave Macmillan
ISBN number:
978-1-137-47071-3
Grönland och Åland - Två skilda världar?
Editor:
Gestur Hovgaard; Beinta í Jákupsstovu; Hans Andrias Sølvará
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Grönland; Åland; Självstyrelse; Suveränitet
Place of publication:
Tórshavn
Country of publication:
Faroe Islands
Host publication title:
Vestnorden - nye roller i det internationale samfund
Publication house:
Faroe University Press
ISBN number:
978-99918-65-63-8
Paradiplomacy in Greenland
Editor:
Günther Dauwen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Paradiplomacy; Greenland; International relations
Place of publication:
Brussels
Country of publication:
Belgium
Host publication title:
Paradiplomacy
Volume:
9
Publication house:
Centre Maurits Coppieters
Disputes in Nuuk - 2012
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Nuuk; Disputes; Greenland
Name of conference:
IASSA
City of conference:
University of Prince George
Country of conference:
Canada
Citizenship of Indigenous Greenlanders in a European Nation State – And excluded offenders of domestic violence
Editor:
Lena Dominelli; Mehmoona Moosa-Mitha
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Citizenship; Indigenous; Greenland; Domestic violence
Host publication title:
Reconfiguring Citizenship
Publication house:
Ashgate
Motivation, læring og udvikling i et nutidigt læringsmiljø
Author:
Peter Berliner; Elena De Casas
Editor:
Ole Løw; Else Skibsted
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Motivation; Begær; Vision; Læring; Læring; Læringsmiljøer
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Elevers læring og udvikling - også i komplicerede læringssituationer
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
ISBN number:
978-87-500-4416-1
Utopi i praksis: læring som et rum for fred
Artiklen fremlægger en analyse af læring i et fredspsykologisk undervisningsforløb i Mexico som en del af opbygning af demokratiske og social resiliente læringsmiljøer fra børnehave til universitet.
Author:
Peter Berliner; Elena De Casas; Jeppe Høj Christensen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Fredspædagogik; Fredspsykologi; Transformativ læring; Læring
Title of journal:
Psyke & Logos
Volume of journal:
35
Number of journal:
1
ISSN number:
0107-1211
The microbial abundance and diversity in snow on ice floes at three sites near the North Pole was assessed using quantitative PCR and 454 pyrosequencing. Abundance of 16S rRNA genes in the samples ranged between 43 and 248 gene copies per millilitre of melted snow. A total of 291,331 sequences were…
The microbial abundance and diversity in snow on ice floes at three sites near the North Pole was assessed using quantitative PCR and 454 pyrosequencing. Abundance of 16S rRNA genes in the samples ranged between 43 and 248 gene copies per millilitre of melted snow. A total of 291,331 sequences were obtained through 454 pyrosequencing of 16S rRNA genes, resulting in 984 OTUs at 97 % identity. Two sites were dominated by Cyanobacteria (72 and 61 %, respectively), including chloroplasts. The third site differed by consisting of 95 % Proteobacteria. Principal component analysis showed that the three sites clustered together when compared to the underlying environments of sea ice and ocean water. The Shannon indices ranged from 2.226 to 3.758, and the Chao1 indices showed species richness between 293 and 353 for the three samples. The relatively low abundances and diversity found in the samples indicate a lower rate of microbial input to this snow habitat compared to snow in the proximity of terrestrial and anthropogenic sources of microorganisms. The differences in species composition and diversity between the sites show that apparently similar snow habitats contain a large variation in biodiversity, although the differences were smaller than the differences to the underlying environment. The results support the idea that a globally distributed community exists in snow and that the global snow community can in part be attributed to microbial input from the atmosphere.
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Author:
Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann; Marek Stibal; Jacob Bælum; Thomas Sicheritz-Pontén; Søren Brunak; Jeff S. Bowman; Lars H. Hansen; Carsten S. Jacobsen; Nikolaj Blom
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Microbial metagenomics; Microbial community composition; Snow; North Pole ice floes
Title of journal:
Extremophiles
Volume of journal:
18
DOI number:
10.1007/s00792-014-0660-y
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Local history; Shetland; Scotland
Title of journal:
Northern Studies
Volume of journal:
46
Publisher:
The Journal of the Scottish Society for Northern Studies
Place of publication:
Edinburgh
Country of publication:
Scotland
ISSN number:
0305-506X
Tertiær uddannelse i færøsk/vestnordisk perspektiv
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Vestnorden; Tertiær uddannelse; Mesterlære
Place of publication:
Tórshavn
Country of publication:
Føroyar
Host publication title:
Vestnorden i det 21. århundrede
Publication house:
Fróðskapur
Author:
Maher. P.T.; Gelter, H.; Hillmer-Pegram, K.; Gestur Hovgaard; Hull, J., Jóhannesson; G.Þ., Karlsdóttir; A., Rantala, O; Pashkevich, A.
Editor:
Lassi Heininen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Arctic; Tourism
Host publication title:
Arctic Yearbook
Alment innlit og alment stress og press
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Innlit
Name of newspaper:
Sosialurin
Volume & number:
37
Kvinnuhúsið 1990-2015
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Kvindehjem; Vold mod kvinder
Place of publication:
Tórshavn
Country of publication:
Føroyar
Indledning: Vestnordisk samfundsforskning - med særligt blik på Færøerne
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Vestnorden; Forskning; Uddannelse
Place of publication:
Tórshavn
Country of publication:
Færøerne
Host publication title:
Vestnorden. Nye roller i det internationale samfund
Publication house:
Faroe University Press
Editor:
Iben Jensen; John Andersen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Trust; Ethnography
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Rettigheder, empowerment og læring
Volume:
5
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
9788771122190
Kendetegn ved sygeplejepraksis i mindre byer og bygder i Grønland
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Kendetegn for sygepleje i Grønland
Host publication title:
Sygeplejersken
ISBN number:
ISSN 0106-8350
This paper is part of a longitudinal development project. We try to comprehend the learning experience of nursing students during their first clinical study course, aiming to identify how and what nursing students learn to qualify the support of clinical supervisors and educators. The methology of t…
This paper is part of a longitudinal development project. We try to comprehend the learning experience of nursing students during their first clinical study course, aiming to identify how and what nursing students learn to qualify the support of clinical supervisors and educators. The methology of the project is qualitative, inspired by the thoughts of Michael Eraut on workplace learning. Seen from the workplace perspective, learning seems to be oriented toward the situations facing the students, rather than toward fabricated study methods. The learning of nursing students seems to be oriented toward socializing into the hierarchy of the clinic, toward the progression from being a novice to becoming an advanced beginner, overcoming overwhelming experiences. A socialization supported by newly educated nurses who can still express their practice, or supported by their private relations. When the new nursing students are required to plan adequate nursing, this is founded on anatomic and physiological knowledge at a basic level. The conclusion is that learning during the first clinical study course seems to be oriented toward how do we do things here? The learning seems informal and not based on best evident practice.
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Year:
2014
Subjects:
Sygeplejestuderende; Klinisk undervisning; Professionsdannelse; Michael Eraut
Title of journal:
Klinisk Sygepleje
Volume of journal:
28
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Universitetsforlaget
Country of publication:
Danmark
DOI number:
10.18261/ISSN1903-2285-2014-03-05
Trangressive first clinical experiences
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Sygeplejestuderende; Klinisk undervisning; Professionsdannelse; Michael Eraut
Title of journal:
GSTF Journal of Nursing and Health Care (JNHC)
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
2
The literature on pre-electoral coalitions (PECs) still relies heavily on comparative statics to gauge whether a PEC is likely to form and/or its effects on government formation. However, less is known about the behavioural dynamics of PECs. The dynamics of the recent 2009 PEC between the Socialist…
The literature on pre-electoral coalitions (PECs) still relies heavily on comparative statics to gauge whether a PEC is likely to form and/or its effects on government formation. However, less is known about the behavioural dynamics of PECs. The dynamics of the recent 2009 PEC between the Socialist People's Party and the Social Democrats in Denmark are assessed. Elaborating on the signalling hypothesis, it is argued that coalition members over time must show their ability to vote together in parliament in order to establish a credible commitment. Empirical support is found for this take on the signalling thesis. It was also found that the distance between the parties narrows before the formulation of the PEC, and distinct phases in the process are pointed to, which the authors coin ‘friendship’, ‘courting’, and ‘engagement’. Finally, alternative explanations are assessed and the question of which party of the PEC would have to change voting patterns in the inter-party coordination process in order to become 'office-fit' is addressed. It is concluded that PECs have a systematic effect on the members' parliamentary voting behaviour and that they serve as a preparatory signalling device for opposition parties with office ambitions.
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Year:
2014
Subjects:
Pre-electoral coalitions; Parties; Politics; Government
Title of journal:
The Journal of Legislative Studies
Volume of journal:
20
Number of journal:
4
DOI number:
https://doi.org/10.1080/13572334.2014.907998
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Carsten Schou; Carsten Pedersen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Fattigdom; Velfærd; Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Samfundet i pædagogisk arbejde
Edition:
3
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
ISBN number:
9788711345306
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Carsten Schou; Carsten Pedersen
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Socialpædagogik; Kultur; Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Samfundet i pædagogisk arbejde
Edition:
3
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
ISBN number:
9788711345306
Year:
2014
Subjects:
Modernisme; Roman; Dorrit Willumsen; Melodrama
Title of journal:
Milli mála
Volume of journal:
6
Publisher:
University of Iceland
Place of publication:
Reykjavik
Country of publication:
Island
Certain Greenlandic popular music artists use the Greenlandic nation brand as a co-brand for their music when attempting to gain attention on the international music mar- ket. By examining various strategies for co-branding music together with the Greenlandic nation, this article discusses how the t…
Certain Greenlandic popular music artists use the Greenlandic nation brand as a co-brand for their music when attempting to gain attention on the international music mar- ket. By examining various strategies for co-branding music together with the Greenlandic nation, this article discusses how the two bands Nive Nielsen and the Deer Children, and Nanook, articulate connections between their music, and Greenland and the Arctic, through narratives, symbols and sounds. Using existing narratives and stereotypes means acting within existing discursive fields, as well as the expectations of international music audiences, and though this may open up new opportunities for the artist, it may also limit the artist’s agency, because the artist may then be expected to act in accordance with these expectations. But in terms of changing the Greenlandic nation brand image, which is very much caught up in narratives from the past, co-branding Greenland and modern popular music could be a strategy with great potential.
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Author:
Andreas Otte
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Music; Greenland; Nation-branding; Nive Nielsen and the Deer Children; Nanook; Ethnicity
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Modernization and heritage: How to combine the two in Inuit societies
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Atuagkat
Translating the Ten Commandments into the Native Language of Greenland
Editor:
Mark Roncace; Joseph Weaver
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Ten commandments; Greenlandic
Host publication title:
Global Perspectives on the Bible
Publication house:
Pearson
Ryan P. Freeburn, Hugh of Amiens and the Twelfth-Century Renaissance
E-bogen om International Økonomi, niveau B er mit forsøg på at gøre pensum lidt mere levende.
Den indeholder alle mine egne undervisningsvideoer og noter & andre videoer og podcast.
Forhåbentlig kan du gøre brug af den - enten under hele din uddannelse eller som et rigtigt godt supplement til din…
E-bogen om International Økonomi, niveau B er mit forsøg på at gøre pensum lidt mere levende.
Den indeholder alle mine egne undervisningsvideoer og noter & andre videoer og podcast.
Forhåbentlig kan du gøre brug af den - enten under hele din uddannelse eller som et rigtigt godt supplement til din eksamensforberedelse.
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Author:
Per Arnfjord
Year:
2013
Subjects:
International Økonomi
E-bog til dig der lige har fået din første Mac - og som gerne vil blive bedre til at bruge den.
Author:
Per Arnfjord
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Mac; iMac; Apple; iPad; iPhone
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Empowerment; Socialt arbejde; Folkeskole; Grønland
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Volume of journal:
135
Number of journal:
25
Publisher:
Selskabet til fremme af Social Debat
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
The social worker profession in Greenland has to some extent been overlooked in Greenlandic social research the last 50 years. Perhaps it is because the professionals have not had a voice in the social political debate, or it may be due to the fact that the majority of social research conducted in G…
The social worker profession in Greenland has to some extent been overlooked in Greenlandic social research the last 50 years. Perhaps it is because the professionals have not had a voice in the social political debate, or it may be due to the fact that the majority of social research conducted in Greenland has a traditional approach to research as an objectifying activity. To counter-act these hypotheses, this research project is inspired by the work of Paulo Freire, modern Marxism, and critical theory. An analysis of how current working conditions and structures disempower the possibility of doing what social workers in Greenland view as good social work is followed by a discussion of how we have designed this study as a participatory action research project. Participation is about inviting social workers to collaborate with us during the project - a process we believe will result in democratic sustainable research. Moving from problem identification via participatory collaboration and on to problem solving through the transformative methodologies of focus groups and workshops, the empirical findings will guide the next steps of the research process towards creating a better understanding of social workers’ working conditions.
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Year:
2013
Subjects:
Disempowerment; Empowerment; Social work; Greenland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Modernization and Heritage - How to combine the two in Inuit societies
Publication house:
Atuagkat
ISBN number:
9788792554505
Objective: To review the context of food insecurity in Greenlandic children, to review and compare the outcomes related to food insecurity in Greenlandic children, in other Arctic child populations and in other western societies, and to explore the measure used by the Health Behaviour in School-aged…
Objective: To review the context of food insecurity in Greenlandic children, to review and compare the outcomes related to food insecurity in Greenlandic children, in other Arctic child populations and in other western societies, and to explore the measure used by the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study.
Design: The study includes literature reviews, focus group interviews with children and analyses of data from the HBSC study. HBSC is an international cross-national school-based survey on child and adolescent health and health behaviour in the age groups 11, 13 and 15 years and performed in more than 40 countries. The item on food insecurity is “Some young people go to school or to bed hungry because there is not enough food in the home. How often does this happen to you?” (with the response options: “Always”, “Often”, “Sometimes”, or “Never”).
Results: The context to food security among Inuit in Arctic regions was found to be very similar and connected to a westernization of the diet and contamination of the traditional diet. The major challenges are contamination, economic access to healthy food and socio-demographic differences in having a healthy diet. The literature on outcomes related to food insecurity in children in Western societies was reviewed and grouped based on 8 domains. Using data from the Greenlandic HBSC data from 2010, the item on food security showed negative associations on central items in all these domains. Focus group interviews with children revealed face and content validity of the HBSC item.
Conclusion: Triangulation of the above-mentioned findings indicates that the HBSC measure of food shortage is a reliable indicator of food insecurity in Greenlandic schoolchildren. However, more research is needed, especially on explanatory and mediating factors.
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Year:
2013
Subjects:
Inuit; Greenland; Food insecurity
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
72
Number of journal:
19928
Publisher:
Tayloy & Francis
Place of publication:
Alaska
Country of publication:
United Stated of America
DOI number:
10.3402/ijch.v72i0.19928
Artiklen viser ved hjælp af et analyseeksempel fra et ph.d.-projekt, hvordan professionel praksis på hospital overser patienters og pårørendes egne bestræbelser på at få livet med sygdom til at hænge sammen, og hvilke problemer det giver dem. Udelukkelsen af denne viden medfører mangelfuld støtte ti…
Artiklen viser ved hjælp af et analyseeksempel fra et ph.d.-projekt, hvordan professionel praksis på hospital overser patienters og pårørendes egne bestræbelser på at få livet med sygdom til at hænge sammen, og hvilke problemer det giver dem. Udelukkelsen af denne viden medfører mangelfuld støtte til patienter i sundhedsvæsenet.
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Year:
2013
Subjects:
Patientperspektiv; pårørende; kulturforskelle
Title of journal:
Tikiusaaq
Volume of journal:
21
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Peqqissaasut Kattuffiat
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
0909-0576
Artiklen formidler et interview med den tidligere økonoma ved Qaqortoq Sygehus, Lena P. Fisker, som indførte Nyt Nordisk Køkken for Mange. Det betød sundere, overvejende økologisk, og mere velsmagende mad til patienterne, brug af lokale råvarer og et meningsfuldt arbejde for de ansatte i køkkenet.
Editor:
Sermitsiaq
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Grønlandsk mad; Hospitalsmad; Nyt nordisk køkken
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
49
Date & year:
09. december
Autonomy Development, Irredentism and Secessionism in a Nordic Context
Editor:
Eve Hepburn; Godfrey Baldacchino
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Åland Islands; Faroe Islands; Greenland; Autonomy; Irredentism; Secessionism
Place of publication:
London & New York
Country of publication:
United Kingdom & USA
Host publication title:
Independence Movements in Subnational Island Jurisdictions
Publication house:
Routledge
ISBN number:
978-0415505857
Die Åland-Inseln als ein erfolgreiches Beispiel für Minderheitenschutz
Editor:
Robert Schweitzer; Uta-Maria Liertz
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Åland Inseln; Minderheitensschutz; Autonomie
Place of publication:
Helsinki
Country of publication:
Finland
Host publication title:
Autonomie - Hoffnungsschimmer oder Illussion?
Volume:
8
Publication house:
Aue-Stiftung
ISBN number:
978-952-68042-0-0
At være i verden som en krop, der løber ind i samfundet: et community psykologisk perspektiv
Artiklen beskriver tre aspekter ved social, kropslig og rumslig læring og belyser disse ud fra data fra MATU projektet i Grønland.
Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Community psykologi; Inuit; Udsatte unge; Social læring; Social udsathed; Social arv; Ungdomskultur; Ungdomsforskning
Title of journal:
Paedagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
50
Number of journal:
5
ISSN number:
1903-0002
Fredsopbygning som social og materiel læring
I denne artikel beskriver vi den lokale befolknings skabelsen af et fredsområde (Space for Peace) midt i borgerkrigen på øen Mindanao i Filippinerne. Fredsopbygning er en social læringsproces, der omfatter en transformation og restoration af det social-økologiske system, der omfatter såvel det spiri…
I denne artikel beskriver vi den lokale befolknings skabelsen af et fredsområde (Space for Peace) midt i borgerkrigen på øen Mindanao i Filippinerne. Fredsopbygning er en social læringsproces, der omfatter en transformation og restoration af det social-økologiske system, der omfatter såvel det spirituelle, det diskursive, det sociale, og fordelingen af materielle ressourcer. Det sociale aspekt er dermed blot ét element i denne proces – og det argumenteres derfor for at denne læringsproces omfatter langt mere end blot det sociale. Fredsopbygningen er en kontinuerlig læreproces, som forener folk i fælles respekt for mangfoldighed. Det fælles grundlag for denne respekt findes i den fælleshed som de tre grupper, der lever sammen i Mindanao, lumads, muslimer og katolikker, har fundet igennem lighederne i deres religioners værdier. Religionen forener på denne måde – men giver derved samtidigt rum for respekten for diversiteten. Efter analysen sammenlignes fredsprocessen med Magis’ teori om social resiliens og Ungars teori om den social-økologiske indlejring af den individuelle resiliens. Det konkluderes, at fredsopbygning i Space for Peace er bygget op omkring en helheds- eller systemforståelse, der omfatter diskursive, sociale og materielle komponenter; en stærk religiøs tro, som forener folk i stedet at adskille dem i gensidigt fjendtlige grupper; og en socialt praktiseret respekt for mangfoldighed. Disse tre aspekter kan bidrage til yderligere udvikling af vores forståelse af social og individuel modstandskraft, ved at bygge videre på Magis’ og Ungars teorier.
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Author:
Jeppe Høj Christensen; Peter Berliner
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Resiliens; Social læring; Fred; Community
Host publication title:
Psyke & Logos: Psykologisk forskning i social læring
Volume:
34
Publication house:
Dansk Psykologisk Forlag
ISBN number:
978-87-7706-953-6
Glæde og styrke: en undersøgelse af ældre menneskers værdier i Paamiut
Artiklen præsenterer resultaterne af en undersøgelse af ældre menneskers fortællinger om værdier og resiliens - i Paamiut i Grønland.
Author:
Peter Berliner; Anne-Kristine Stender
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Resiliens; Community mobilisation; Værdier; Paamiut Asasara; Dannelse; Demokrati; Værdier; Trivsel
Title of journal:
Psyke & logos
Volume of journal:
23
Number of journal:
2
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Unges fortællinger om resiliens
Artiklen præsenterer resultaterne af en undersøgelse af unges fortællinger om resiliens - i Paamiut i Grønland.
Author:
Peter Berliner; Karen Hagedorn
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Resiliens; Kvalitativ ungdomsforskning; Unge i Grønland; Paamiut Asasara
Title of journal:
Psyke & logos
Volume of journal:
34
Number of journal:
2
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Rhodonellum psychrophilum GCM71(T), isolated from the cold and alkaline submarine ikaite columns in the Ikka Fjord in Greenland, displays optimal growth at 5 to 10°C and pH 10. Here, we report the draft genome sequence of this strain, which may provide insight into the mechanisms of adaptation to th…
Rhodonellum psychrophilum GCM71(T), isolated from the cold and alkaline submarine ikaite columns in the Ikka Fjord in Greenland, displays optimal growth at 5 to 10°C and pH 10. Here, we report the draft genome sequence of this strain, which may provide insight into the mechanisms of adaptation to these extreme conditions.
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Year:
2013
Subjects:
Microbial genomics; Extremophiles; Ikka fjord; Greenland
Title of journal:
Genome Announcements
Volume of journal:
5
DOI number:
10.1128/genomeA.01014-13
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Greenland; History
Title of journal:
Northern Studies
Volume of journal:
44
Publisher:
The Journal of the Scottish Society for Northern Studies
Place of publication:
Edinburgh
Country of publication:
Scotland
ISSN number:
0305-506X
This article explores intercultural links between the coastal communities of the North Atlantic region by discussing the cultural and social history of Norwegian objects displayed in regional heritage collections in Orkney and Shetland. The relationship between Norway and the Northern Isles of Scotl…
This article explores intercultural links between the coastal communities of the North Atlantic region by discussing the cultural and social history of Norwegian objects displayed in regional heritage collections in Orkney and Shetland. The relationship between Norway and the Northern Isles of Scotland during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, especially trading links, is considered using the bentwood box as a way of accessing both tangible and intangible knowledge. Different types of traditional wooden boxes from Shetland, Orkney, Norway, and Iceland are compared using a microhistorical approach, which enables us to consider Norway and Scotland both as individual “ethno-territories” and as part of continuously changing networks of social and cultural contact across the North Atlantic.
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Editor:
Alexandra Sanmark; Andrew Jennings
Year:
2013
Subjects:
History; Archaeology; Cultural studies
Title of journal:
Journal of the North Atlantic
Volume of journal:
4
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Eagle Hill Institute
Place of publication:
Maine
Country of publication:
USA
ISSN number:
E-ISSN 1935-1933
DOI number:
10.3721/037.004.sp417
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Vestnorden; Region; Regional co-operation
Title of journal:
Icelandic Review of Politics & Administration
Volume of journal:
9
Number of journal:
1
Opni heimurin
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Globalisering; Arbejdsmarked
Name of newspaper:
Mið & Rák
Building Resilient Communities in the Arctic - Greenland perspective
Editor:
Oran R. Young; Jong Deog Kim; Yoon Hyung Kim
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Arctic; Resilience; Foreign policy
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
The Arctic in world affairs: a North Pacific dialogue on the future of the Arctic. 2013 North Pacific Arctic conference proceedings
Publication house:
Korea Maritime Institute
ISBN number:
978-89-7998-939-7 93300
Background: Smoking-related illnesses, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiovascular disease and lung cancer, are common in Greenland. Factors such as age, gender, cigarette use, restricted smoking at home and socio-economic determinants are well-known predictors for smoking and smok…
Background: Smoking-related illnesses, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiovascular disease and lung cancer, are common in Greenland. Factors such as age, gender, cigarette use, restricted smoking at home and socio-economic determinants are well-known predictors for smoking and smoking cessation. In 2005, 66% of the adult population in were Greenland smokers, despite widespread smoking cessation campaigns. It is therefore imperative to identify the factors that influence the low levels of smoking cessation to be able to offer cessation interventions of high quality.
Aim: To develop knowledge about how smoking forms an incorporated part of a social and cultural context in the daily lives of unskilled residents of a small town in northern Greenland.
Design: An ethnographic field study was carried out in 2010, including participant observation, informal conversation with health professionals and semi-structured interviews with 4 smokers (2 women and 2 men). Data were analysed with a phenomenological hermeneutic approach.
Results: All informants were daily smokers. During work hours, they smoked fewer cigarettes due to control policy as well as having something to do. At home, they smoke more during leisure time. Having time on one's hands can be a factor in smokers remaining as smokers. It appears that smokers seem to consider themselves to be stigmatised. This may be one reason for wanting to stop smoking. Smokers ask how to quit and also ask for help to give up smoking with regard to medical treatment for withdrawal symptoms. Serious illness and pregnancy both appear to be triggers to consider giving up smoking. Severe withdrawal symptoms and lack of knowledge about how to give up smoking are barriers to participants achieving their goal.
Conclusion: Prevention initiatives should be targeted at all smokers and a smoking cessation service should be developed, where smokers are supervised and receive medical treatment for withdrawal symptoms.
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Year:
2013
Subjects:
Et kvalitativt studie af rygning i Grønland
Host publication title:
TidsskriftInternational Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume:
72
Edition:
21657
ISBN number:
1239-9736
Background: The Greenlandic Healthcare Reform (2010) required improved quality of services for health promotion, prevention of infectious and lifestyle diseases, family nursing and evidence-based clinical nursing. Aim. To investigate current nursing practice in Greenland and to identify whether it m…
Background: The Greenlandic Healthcare Reform (2010) required improved quality of services for health promotion, prevention of infectious and lifestyle diseases, family nursing and evidence-based clinical nursing. Aim. To investigate current nursing practice in Greenland and to identify whether it meets the requirements of healthcare reform. Design. This ethnographic study utilised documentary analysis, participant observation and qualitative interviewing carried out in remote areas of Greenland during 2011-2012. Eight registered nurses, four women and four men, aged between 35 and 55, participated in this study. Four were working at healthcare centres in towns and four were working at nursing stations in villages. The nurses were educated in Greenland or a Nordic country and had been practicing nursing for at least 2 years in an Arctic region. They were observed for 15 days, and subsequently interviewed. Interviews included in-depth questioning, based on emerging outcomes from observation. Interviews were recorded and transcribed; they were analysed within a phenomenologicalhermeneutic approach. Results. Nurses in rural and remote areas navigate their health promotion and preventive work with conflict between health strategies and everyday realities, where unpredictable tasks often lead to prioritisation of urgent, acute work. There is interaction between personal and professional skills. Everyday life is characterised by opportunities and challenges in the grey areas, namely nursing, medical and social work. Conclusion. The nature of nursing practice in rural and remote Greenland is characterised by a high degree of variability and complexity, with a requirement for a wide range of knowledge and skills. Nurses need to be better prepared with regard to acute medical care, preventive care, social work, humanistic approaches and information technology to implement the ideology of health strategies.
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Year:
2013
Subjects:
Sygepleje i Grønland
Host publication title:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume:
72
ISBN number:
1239-9736
Magasinet Europa sætter i denne e-bog fokus på Grønland og en række europa- og udenrigspolitiske problemstillinger i relation til verdens største ø.
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Grønlandsk udenrigspolitik
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Magasinet Europa
ISBN number:
9788740423099
Socialt arbejde – perspektiver og teorier
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Jens Guldager
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Socialt Arbejde teorier metoder sociale problemer
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Indvandringens udfordring af socialpolitikken og socialt arbejde
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Jens Guldager
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Socialpolitik indvandring
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Socialt arbejde – perspektiver og teorier
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Aktuelle fællestræk og udfordringer for socialt arbejde
Author:
Marianne Skytte; Jens Guldager
Editor:
Jens Guldager
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Udfordringer
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Socialt arbejde – perspektiver og teorier
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Minoritetsetniske barn
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Barne-, ungdoms- og familiedirektoratet Bufdir
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Børn; Etnicitet
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Fosterhjem i slekt og nettverk – artikkelsamling
Publication house:
Seksjon for fosterhjem og fagteam
Det kulturelle perspektiv i socialpædagogikken
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Torsten Erlandsen; Niels Rosendal Jensen ; Søren Langager; Kirsten Elisa Petersen
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Socialpædagogik; Kultur; Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Socialpædagogik en grundbog
Publication house:
Hans Reitzels Forlag
Minoritetsgrupper i sundhedsvæsenet
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Grit Niklasson
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Minoriteter; Sundhed
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Sundhed, Menneske og Samfund
Publication house:
Samfundslitteratur
This dissertation concerns childbirth and its position within the Greenlandic society, taking a holistic health promotional view of the perinatal period and focusing on the importance of the women, the children, their families and the local community as equal pieces of a whole.
The aim of the disse…
This dissertation concerns childbirth and its position within the Greenlandic society, taking a holistic health promotional view of the perinatal period and focusing on the importance of the women, the children, their families and the local community as equal pieces of a whole.
The aim of the dissertation is to present new concepts and knowledge concerning the health of the perinatal family in Greenland. It seeks to present childbirth and its position within the Greenlandic society and to link the changes in choice related to birth and place of birth with the concepts of family, attitude and community structure. It looks holistically at the place of birth with focus on the issue of support during the perinatal period. It draws on statistical, historical, anthropological, biophysical and cultural data within the context of perinatal health in Greenland.
The dissertation is comprised of four studies and uses multidisciplinary methods including literature studies, narrative interviews and focus groups in the collection of data. Ethnographic content analysis, cultural resiliency, storytelling and narrative theory are used as the theoretical bases and analysis tools. The mode of conducting focus groups and interviews was based on the principles in the Helsinki Declaration. Over an eight-year period from 2003 to 2011, literature studies, focus groups and individual interviews were conducted. Two literature studies were carried out and empirical data was collected at four sites in Greenland: Nuuk, Ilulissat, Sisimiut and Tasiilaq. Data included seven focus groups with 33 participants, supplemented with 18 individual interviews of women, fathers and Culture Bearers.
Post-colonially birth was considered to be a personal matter for women and is therefore a lack of information on childbirth in Greenland. Perinatal policies and guidelines are presented to the communities by policymakers, and officials, but seldom negotiated with the women and communities before implementation. The perinatal family’s concepts of safety are often connected directly to access to family and community. Family is perceived as security, and lack of family support and network as insecurity. The concept of responsibility to family and community is culturally specific and connected to the immediate family, extended family and kin. There is a cultural room for birth in Greenland, where the health of the perinatal family lies in their ability to strengthen the bonds within the families and kinships and community networks.
Greenlandic families have risen to the challenges engendered by global economic development and modernization of their society. The communities, families and women of the study perceived themselves as the bearers of their children; the fathers considered themselves to be the artisans and caregivers for their family; the community, including the extended family, deemed an important support network for the families.
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Year:
2013
Subjects:
MCH; Indigenous women; Inuit; Greenlandic family; Childbirth; Perinatal family; Health promotion; Family support networks
Place of publication:
Nordic School of Public Health
Country of publication:
Sweden
Publication house:
Kompendiuet-Aidla Trading AB
ISBN number:
978-91-86739-54-6
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Tove Ditlevsen; Plot; Gender; Sexual crime; Psychoanalysis; Detective story
Title of journal:
Milli mála
Volume of journal:
5
Publisher:
University of Iceland
Place of publication:
Reykjavik
Country of publication:
Island
Living with uncertainties: Qeqertarsuarmiut perceptions of changing sea ice
Author:
Year:
2013
Subjects:
Crisis narratives; Climate change; Human-environmental agency
Title of journal:
Polar Geography 31 (1-2).
Volume of journal:
31
Number of journal:
1-2
The Åland Example and Its Components – Relevance for International Conflict Resolution
Editor:
Sia Spiliopoulou-Åkermark
Year:
2012
Subjects:
International conflict resolution; Åland
Title of journal:
International Journal on Minority and Group Rights
Volume of journal:
19
Number of journal:
4
Populærmusik fra Nuuk – Alternativer til en essensbaseret grønlandsk identitet
Grønlandiseringen under Hjemmestyret har resulteret i forestillinger om en essensbaseret ’rigtig’ grønlandsk identitet i identitetsdiskursen i Grønland. Igennem mit feltarbejde i populærmusikscenen i Nuuk har jeg oplevet en anden identitetsdiskurs basseret på forestillinger om grønlandsk identitet s…
Grønlandiseringen under Hjemmestyret har resulteret i forestillinger om en essensbaseret ’rigtig’ grønlandsk identitet i identitetsdiskursen i Grønland. Igennem mit feltarbejde i populærmusikscenen i Nuuk har jeg oplevet en anden identitetsdiskurs basseret på forestillinger om grønlandsk identitet som noget mere inkluderende, komplekst og erfaringsbaseret. Med fokus på rockbandet Chilly Friday og sangerinden Nina Kreutzmann og med referencer til anden forskning indenfor området forsøger jeg her at identificere denne diskurs, for at påvise at essensbaserede forestillinger om grønlandsk identitet bliver udfordret i populærmusikscenen i Nuuk.
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Author:
Andreas Otte
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Musik; Identitet; Grønlandisering; Nina Kreutzmann Jørgensen; Chilly Friday
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Volume of journal:
60
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Det Grønlandske Selskab
Country of publication:
Danmark
The Earliest Greenlandic Bible: A Study of the Ur-Text from 1725
Editor:
Scott S. Elliott; Roland Boer
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Greenlandic bible; Greenland
Place of publication:
Atlanta
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Ideology, Culture, and Translation
Publication house:
Society of Biblical Literature
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Apokalyptik; Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk kultur- og samfundsforskning
Bibelen som magisk bog i Grønland
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Bibelen; Grønland
Title of journal:
Bibliana
Volume of journal:
13
Number of journal:
2
Greenlands’s Open Institution – imprisonment in a Land without Prisons
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Greenland; Open institutions; Prisons
Title of journal:
Journal of Scandinavian Studies in Criminology and Crime Prevention
Volume of journal:
13
Number of journal:
1
Den grønlandske anstalt
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Grønland; Anstalter
Title of journal:
Materialisten – Tidsskrift for forskning, fagkritikk og teoretisk debatt
Volume of journal:
2/3
Number of journal:
39
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Grønland; Anstalter; Frihedsberøvelse
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Indsatte i Grønlands anstalter lades i stikken
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Grønland; Anstalter; Indsatte
Name of newspaper:
Politiken
Date & year:
14. maj
Anstalt, fængsel eller en bastardinstitution?
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Grønland; Anstalter; Fængsler
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
12
Den moderne grønlandske familie
Editor:
Evy Frantzsen; Cecilie Høigård
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Den moderne grønlandske familie
Title of journal:
Tidsskrift for forskning, fagkritikk og teoretisk debatt
Volume of journal:
2/3
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Personal responsibility; Trust relationships; Family communication; Prevention of sexuality transmitted infections; Inuulluataarneq
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk kultur- og samfundsforskning 2010-2012
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
Navn og navngivning – en grønlandsk identitetsmarkør
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Grønlandsk identitetsmarkør; Navngivning
Host publication title:
Fra vild til verdensborger. Grønlandsk identitet fra kolonitiden til nutidens globalitet
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
Verena Postel, Arbeit und Willensfreiheit im Mittelalter
Design and Methods in a Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic – the SLiCA study
Author:
B-M Eliassen; M. Melhus; J. Kruse; Birger Poppel; A. R. Broderstad
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
71
DOI number:
103402/IJCH.v71i0.17229
En bæredygtig udvikling af bygderne er mulig
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Grønland; Bygder; Bæredygtig
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
38
Date & year:
21. september 2012
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Grønland; Obama
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Date & year:
06. november 2012
Autonomy Development, Irredentism and Secessionism in a Nordic Context
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Åland Islands; Faroe Islands; Greenland; Autonomy; Irredentism; Secessionism
Title of journal:
Commonwealth & Comparative Politics
Volume of journal:
50
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Routledge Journals / Taylor & Francis Group
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
ISSN number:
1466-2043
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Arctic; China; Governance; International relations; Islands; Norway; Russia; Sovereignty; Spitsbergen; Svalbard
Title of journal:
Island Studies Journal
Volume of journal:
7
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
University of Prince Edward Island
Place of publication:
Charlottetown
Country of publication:
Canada
ISSN number:
1715 – 2593
The theoretical concept of 'everyday life' is ambiguous. Different theoretic approaches offer different epistemological comprehensions of the concept. These have implications for research in everyday life. For the purpose of clarifying the analytical perspective in a Ph.D.-project carried out in and…
The theoretical concept of 'everyday life' is ambiguous. Different theoretic approaches offer different epistemological comprehensions of the concept. These have implications for research in everyday life. For the purpose of clarifying the analytical perspective in a Ph.D.-project carried out in and around a hospital ward in Dr. Ingrids Hospital in Nuuk, the concept of everyday life is discussed from two different angles: a sociological-phaenomenological approach and an approach to everyday life based on a critical psychological theory of practice. Questions of subjectivity, practice and social change are put on the agenda in order to discuss how change can be brought about through humanistic health research.
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Year:
2012
Subjects:
Hverdagsliv; Daglig livsførelse; Humanistisk sundhedsforskning
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk Kultur- og Samfundsforskning 2010-12
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik / Atuagkat
ISBN number:
978-87-92554-41-3
"Nogle vælger døden. Jeg vælger livet, drømmene og troen på fremtiden": om kunst, billeder og unge i Paamiut
The article presents and analyses 20 photographs taken by ten young people in Paamiut, Greenland. The photographs were taken as a part of workshop facilitated by photographer Tina Enghoff and journalist Anette Molbech and later published as part of a book. The workshop was one of the many activities…
The article presents and analyses 20 photographs taken by ten young people in Paamiut, Greenland. The photographs were taken as a part of workshop facilitated by photographer Tina Enghoff and journalist Anette Molbech and later published as part of a book. The workshop was one of the many activities in the community mobilization program Paamiut Asasara. The photos, their titles and narrative texts are analyzed, using the method of a close reading with a clear focus on the photos themselves, combined with a contextual analysis of the photos. Transparency into the step-by-step analysis is used to secure plausibility of the results. The study shows that the photographs present the following themes: (1) searching for strength; (2) moving forward (to be on the move); (3) the will to choose and to make changes; (4) a longing for close relationship; and (5) valuing love, i.e. to love and to be loved. These themes are understood in the context of traditional Inuit story-telling and in the present situation of the young people in Paamiut as part of the Paamiut Asasara program.
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Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Unge; Inuit; Fotografier; Community psykologi; Ungdomskultur; Ungdomsforskning; Eksistens
Title of journal:
Psyke & logos
Volume of journal:
33
Number of journal:
2
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Så rejser jeg mig op og vandrer tilbage til Paamiut: om monologer i unges teater i Paamiut Asasara
I denne artikel undersøges indhold i og betydningen af unges teater monologer – som de fandt sted i forbindelse med C:ntact’s teater-opsætning med en gruppe unge i Paamiut. Forestillingen bestod af 8 monologer, der blev fremsat af de unge. Da der var tale om monologer undersøges det, hvad der er det…
I denne artikel undersøges indhold i og betydningen af unges teater monologer – som de fandt sted i forbindelse med C:ntact’s teater-opsætning med en gruppe unge i Paamiut. Forestillingen bestod af 8 monologer, der blev fremsat af de unge. Da der var tale om monologer undersøges det, hvad der er det specifikke i netop monologen som udtryksform i denne bestemte kontekst. Det undersøges her, hvordan monologen i form af fortælling har indgået i Inuits kultur i fortællinger af myter, sagn og eventyr. Dernæst undersøges indholdet i de unges nutidige dialoger. Der afsluttes med en refleksion over betydningen af de unges dialoger i den konkrete kontekst samt mere generelt som en bestemt udtryksform. Artiklen bygger på interviews med de unge deltagere og med andre borgere i Paamiut samt på et spørgeskema og statistik om udviklingen i Paamiut.
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Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Unge; Inuit; Teater; Community resilience; Ungdomskultur; Resiliens
Title of journal:
Psyke & logos
Volume of journal:
33
Number of journal:
2
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Bæredygtig pædagogik og fælles læring som community resiliens
Med afsæt i læringsprocesser i Fisker- og fangerakademiet i Paamiut i Grønland vises det, hvordan man kæder social ansvarlighed sammen med økologisk ansvarlighed. På denne måde knytter læringsprocessen an til community resiliens. Der gives derefter en kort sammenstilling af denne undersøgelses resul…
Med afsæt i læringsprocesser i Fisker- og fangerakademiet i Paamiut i Grønland vises det, hvordan man kæder social ansvarlighed sammen med økologisk ansvarlighed. På denne måde knytter læringsprocessen an til community resiliens. Der gives derefter en kort sammenstilling af denne undersøgelses resultater med andre undersøgelser af læring, livskvalitet og resiliens i inuit samfund. Derefter diskuteres dette i forhold til teorier om social økologi og undervisning i bæredygtig udvikling. Metoden er en form for dokument-collage, hvor der bruges både interviews og dokumenter til at belyse den bæredygtige pædagogik i både dens konkrete og dens globale sammenhæng.
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Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Inuit; Bæredygtig pædagogik; Læring i praksis; Naturpædagogik; Community resiliens; Resiliens; Læring; Miljø- & klimapædagogik
Title of journal:
Kognition & Paedagogik
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
86
ISSN number:
0906-6225
The chapter describes the programme Paamiut Asasara. The programme mobilised the local community from locally defined values and promoted shared community resilience as well as individual and family resilience.
Author:
Peter Berliner; Line Natascha Larsen; Elena de Casas Soberón
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Social resilience; Pamiut Asasara; Community mobilisation
Place of publication:
New York
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
The social ecology of resilience : a handbook of theory and practice
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Springer
ISBN number:
978-1-4614-0585-6
Challenges of youth participation in participatory action research: methodological considerations of the Paamiut Youth Voice research project
Paamiut Youth Voice (PYV) is a Participatory Action Research (PAR) project, exploring youth perceptions, experiences, and the promotion of well-being in Paamiut, Greenland. Active youth participation remained a key challenge in the development of the local community through the locally initiated com…
Paamiut Youth Voice (PYV) is a Participatory Action Research (PAR) project, exploring youth perceptions, experiences, and the promotion of well-being in Paamiut, Greenland. Active youth participation remained a key challenge in the development of the local community through the locally initiated community mobilisation programme Paamiut Asasara. The challenges of youth participation in PYV are investigated in order to explore the implications of youth participation in PAR projects. The discussion of challenges is based on a methodological account of experiences from the research process clarifying how youth participation in the PYV project took place. Results are presented, concerning the young people’s understandings and experiences of engagement and participation.
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Author:
Laila Wattar; Sandrine Fanous; Peter Berliner
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Resilience; Young people; Inuit; Participatory action research; Collective identity; Ungdomskultur; Ungdomsforskning; Forskningsmetode; Resiliens
Title of journal:
International Journal of Action Research
Volume of journal:
8
Number of journal:
2
ISSN number:
1861-1303
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Cultural history
Title of journal:
Cultural History
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Edinburgh University Press
Place of publication:
Edinburgh
Country of publication:
Scotland
ISSN number:
E-ISSN 2045-2918
DOI number:
10.3366/cult.2012.0027
The Shetland Islands are a good example of what island cultures and societies can tell us about the construction and maintenance of national identities, as well as the way in which historical perspectives and internalised ideas influence how we locate parts of Britain. How do these - other islands b…
The Shetland Islands are a good example of what island cultures and societies can tell us about the construction and maintenance of national identities, as well as the way in which historical perspectives and internalised ideas influence how we locate parts of Britain. How do these - other islands become part of the national mental map? And how do islanders themselves incorporate - Britishness into their cultural identity?
For the ―Northern Isles‖ of Orkney and Shetland, their geographical position has historically meant being an outpost of the British Isles, at its Northern ―edge,‖ as noted by Sandy Cluness, Convenor of the Shetland Islands Council, in an interview with The Journal: ―We are on the periphery and have all the higher costs that come with that and not many of the advantages. This chapter demonstates that the cultural heritage of the Scottish Northern Islands actually insists on being ―other, often resisting, and sometimes opposing, the dominant, national historical and political narratives. The Northern Isles of Orkney and Shetland are therefore of real interest in terms of exploring the complex and adaptable nature of representing ―otherness‖ within British identity, and the way islanders actively utilise their economic, political and cultural-historical environment to create a multiplicity of localised island identities within the national narrative.
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Editor:
Matthews, Jodie, Travers, Daniel
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Islands studies; Britishness; Shetland; Identity; Borders; Historiography
Place of publication:
Newcastle upon Tyne
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
Islands and Britishness: A Global Perspective
Volume:
1
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN number:
978-1-4438-3516-9 (print)
Vælferð á vandakós
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Velfærd
Name of newspaper:
Sosialurin
Volume & number:
No. 39
Nýskapan má til, eisini innan útbúgving
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Innovation; Højere uddannelse; Masterlære
Name of newspaper:
Sosialurin
Volume & number:
134
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Review; Postcolonialism; Nordic exceptionalism; Scandinavia
Title of journal:
NORDEUROPAforum - Journal for the Study of Culture
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
1-2
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
ISSN number:
1863-639X
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Review; Faroe Islands; Anthropology
Title of journal:
NORDEUROPAforum - Journal for the Study of Culture
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
1-2
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
ISSN number:
1863-639X
This thesis deals with the phenomenon of distrust and trust between young men with minority ethnic backgrounds and public sector employees at the face-to-face level of interaction. The focus is on trust and distrust which can be understood as cultural resources – a valuable approach to researching t…
This thesis deals with the phenomenon of distrust and trust between young men with minority ethnic backgrounds and public sector employees at the face-to-face level of interaction. The focus is on trust and distrust which can be understood as cultural resources – a valuable approach to researching trust and distrust largely under-represented in the trust literature. A common source of conflict is often a lack of confidence or distrust in the authorities; therefore, winning the confidence of minority ethnic groups in these communities is essential to easing tensions, along with reducing civil unrest, antisocial behaviour, crime and unnecessary public spending.
The purpose of this in-depth study, based on nine months of ethnographic fieldwork in and around two residential housing estates, is to contribute towards understanding the microprocesses at play in distrust and trust building processes between public sector employees and young men with minority ethnic backgrounds, an under-researched and often misunderstood area. The central focus is on the relationship between the young men with minority ethnic backgrounds, a team of youth workers, a job consultant and a police officer. This study explores the relationships from the perspectives of some of the young men and the aforementioned professionals, thus exploring the relationship from both sides of the coin.
The thesis draws primarily on data gathered during fieldwork i.e. in-depth and ethnographic interviews, observations and artefacts such as media and local authority reports. In addition to the empirical material, the study explores a key governmental policy to investigate how the (previous) government names and frames people with minority ethnic backgrounds. Analysing this policy helps to locate the fieldwork and interactants into the wider cultural and structural context, while at the same time, contributes towards explaining why some local authority actors use certain frames and not others when talking about the young men with minority ethnic backgrounds. A number of research questions have guided the process which revolves around the experiences of the young men with minority ethnic backgrounds and the aforementioned professionals. The problem formulation is: How can trust (and distrust) be understood as a cultural resource and what are the implications for public sector employees who work with young men with minority ethnic backgrounds in the community?
The thesis offers a discussion of the theoretical framework, methodological and ethical considerations along with issues pertaining to reliability and validity. Thereafter follow five
analytical sections, the first of which offers a unique insight into the dynamics and mechanisms at play when a researcher (outsider) first enters a field setting. Amongst other methodological issues, this chapter presents a theoretical discussion about the significance of trust in relation to the researcher entering the field. Subsequently, the thesis reports finding one: Governmental Distrust Frames, which derives from analysing the aforementioned key government policy document. Next the thesis reports finding two: local authority institutionalised distrust frames. Through focusing on the ethnographic, this section explores the attitudes of some local authority actors towards a group of young men with minority ethnic backgrounds who reside in and hang out in a local residential housing estate.
The main focus of this chapter is on the relationship between a team of youth workers and the young men, which can be described best as highly distrustful. Following this, the thesis reports finding three: trust and distrust as cultural frames or resources. The fieldwork data suggest that the young men with minority ethnic backgrounds use trust and distrust as cultural frames (resources) to organise their relationships with public sector employees. During this process, they rely upon a number of cultural tools such as injustice and justice to create both distrust and trust frames around individual employees. The last analytical chapter reports finding four: negotiating cultural frames. The last part of the chapter looks closer at the relationship between the young men with minority ethnic backgrounds, the job consultant and the police officer to consider how they negotiate cultural frames to achieve and maintain trust. The final chapter sets out the conclusions and implications for theory, research and practice and proposes some recommendations for practice based on the findings and conclusions of the study. This chapter outlines the overall contributions of the thesis along with the limitations and recommendations for future research.
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Year:
2012
Subjects:
Ethnographic field work; Street level; Qualitative study; Trust
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Denmark
Publication house:
Roskilde University
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Trust; Social work; Youth; Street level
Place of publication:
Saarbrücken
Country of publication:
Germany
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Scholars Press
ISBN number:
9783639512175
The Danish Left and the Constitutional/Lisbon Treaty: not so sceptical after all.
Editor:
Michael Holmes; Knut Roder
Year:
2012
Subjects:
EU
Place of publication:
Manchester
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
Host publication title:
The Left and the European Constitution
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Manchester University Press
ISBN number:
978-0-7190-8083-8
The Role of Personal Responsibility, Trust in Relationships, and Family Communication in the Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Greenlandic Youth: Focus Group Results from Inuulluataarneq
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Sexual health; CBPR; Youth
Title of journal:
Grønlandsk Kultur og Samfundsforskning 2010-12
Volume of journal:
2
Number of journal:
2010-2012
Publisher:
Ilisimatusarfik
Place of publication:
Forlaget Atuagkat
Country of publication:
Grønland
ISSN number:
978-87-92554-41-3
Fiktionens genrer - teori og analyse
Year:
2012
Subjects:
Fiktion; Genre; Teori; Analyse
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Forlaget Samfundslitteratur
ISBN number:
9788759314036
Grönland Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts: Ein koloniales und von Machtasymmetrien geprägtes Land. Zeitgleich mit den ersten Ausbildungsreisen junger Grönländer nach Dänemark kann sich in der bis nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg abgeriegelten dänischen Kolonie eine eigene Romanliteratur herausbilden. Ebbe Volq…
Grönland Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts: Ein koloniales und von Machtasymmetrien geprägtes Land. Zeitgleich mit den ersten Ausbildungsreisen junger Grönländer nach Dänemark kann sich in der bis nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg abgeriegelten dänischen Kolonie eine eigene Romanliteratur herausbilden. Ebbe Volquardsen begibt sich auf die Spur der Vertreter einer frühen grönländischen Bildungselite, der die Autoren angehören. Er fragt: Wie kann literarisches Schreiben und Publizieren in dieser Konstellation gelingen? Welche Machtmechanismen müssen Grönländer umgehen, um sich als Akteure im literarischen Diskurs zu etablieren? Der Autor analysiert die ersten vier zwischen 1914 und 1938 erschienenen Romane grönländischer Autoren und stellt sie in einen kulturhistorischen Kontext. Welche Bedeutung kommt diesen Romanen im Diskurs um Nationsbildung und Identitätsfindung zu?
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Den ældste grønlandske Bibel – et sprogligt og kulturelt møde
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Grønlandsk bibel; Teologi; Grønland
Host publication title:
Fra vild til verdensborger. Grønlandsk identitet fra kolonitiden til nutidens globalitet
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Jøder; Manikæere; Kristendom; Xinjiang; Rom
Date & year:
27. februar
Web publication type:
Elektronisk nyhedsbrev
Web place of publication:
tidsskriftetbibliana.blogspot.com
Open Prisons and Civil Security: Enforcement of Prison Sentences in Greenland
Editor:
Daveluy; Lévesque; Ferguson
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Greenland; Prisons; Civil security
Place of publication:
Alberta
Host publication title:
Humanizing Security in the Arctic
Publication house:
CCI Press
Theology Becoming Humanism
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Theology; Humanism
Title of journal:
American Benedictine Review
Volume of journal:
62
B. Taylor Coolman and D. M. Coulter eds., Trinity and Creation
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Trinity; Creation
Title of journal:
Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
74
Arctic living conditions. Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of conference:
Arctic Council Ministerial meeting
Arctic societies, cultures and peoples in a changing cryosphere
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
AMBIO
Volume of journal:
40
Number of journal:
1
Arctic societies, cultures and peoples in a changing cryosphere
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Country of publication:
Norway
Host publication title:
Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA)
Author:
E. Mikkelsen; A. H. Hoel; L. Hacquebord; Birger Poppel; J. N. Larsen
Editor:
D. L. Forbes
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
Scientific Review and Outlook
Publisher:
Helmholtz- Zentrum
Place of publication:
Geesthacht
Country of publication:
Germany
Sund fornuft eller liberalistisk autopilot?
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Grønland; Økonomi; Liberalisme
Name of newspaper:
AG
Date & year:
26. januar 2011
Det var en fedt at arbejde med koblingsopgaver. Der var tæt kontakt med læreren. Det styrkede relationen mellem den praktikansvarlige og mig (eleven). Og vi elever kommunikerede en masse (under praktikopholdet). Sådan siger en grønlandsk tømrerelev, der har fulgt et særligt forløb, der udspringer af…
Det var en fedt at arbejde med koblingsopgaver. Der var tæt kontakt med læreren. Det styrkede relationen mellem den praktikansvarlige og mig (eleven). Og vi elever kommunikerede en masse (under praktikopholdet). Sådan siger en grønlandsk tømrerelev, der har fulgt et særligt forløb, der udspringer af projektet COMBAR. Som svar på et markant frafald, ikke mindst i praktikperioden, har man i projektet arbejdet fokuseret på at skabe sammenhæng mellem skole og praktik ved at benytte såkaldte koblingsopgaver, der løses af eleven i dialog med netværket: læreren, den praktikpladsansvarlige og andre elever. Som citatet antyder, så bærer det frugt.
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Author:
Jens Jørgen Jørgensen; Per Arnfjord; Lasse Ziska; Johan Plambek
Year:
2011
Subjects:
IKT; Fjernundervisning; E-læring; Informationsteknologi; Uddannelse; Grønland
Date & year:
01. juni 2011
Web publication type:
Debat
Web place of publication:
Itai
Take a tour in our animated presentation of the COMBAR II Teaching Concept - and get introduced to its various elements, methods, tools, and a lot of good stories to illustrated its usability.
Author:
Per Arnfjord; Lasse Ziska; Jens Jørgen Jørgensen
Year:
2011
Subjects:
ICT; Distance laerning; E-learning; Information technology; Education; Greenland
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Empowerment; Social work; Evaluation; Greenland
Name of conference:
Polar Worlds
City of conference:
Paris
Country of conference:
France
Empowering social work through critical participatory action research in Greenland
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Participatory action research; Greenland; Social work; Participation
Name of conference:
Power and Participation: The 25th Conference of the Nordic Sociological Association
City of conference:
Oslo
Country of conference:
Norway
Editor:
Birgit Niclasen; Peter Bjerregaard
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Skolebørn; Unge; Sundhed; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Folkesundhed blandt skolebørn - resultater fra HBSC Greenland undersøgelsen 2010
Publication house:
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed
ISBN number:
978-87-7899-199-4
E-læring rykker for alvor i Grønland - men hvor skal vi hen nu?
Author:
Per Arnfjord; Lasse Ziska
Year:
2011
Subjects:
IKT; Fjernundervisning; E-læring; Informationsteknologi; Uddannelse; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
43
Date & year:
28. oktober 2011
The World’s Modern Autonomy Systems. Concepts and Experiences of Regional Territorial Autonomy
Editor:
Thomas Benedikter
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Territorial autonomy; Comparative approach; Regional autonomy
Title of journal:
Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism
Volume of journal:
11
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Wiley-Blackwell
Place of publication:
London School of Economics
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
ISSN number:
1754-9469
Nationalism in Stateless Nations: Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland
Editor:
Robert C. Thomsen
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Nationalism; Stateless nations; Scotland; Newfoundland
Title of journal:
Nations and Nationlism
Volume of journal:
17
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Wiley-Blackwell
Place of publication:
London School of Economics
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
ISSN number:
1469-8129
Successful Examples of Minority Governance – The Cases of the Åland Islands and South Tyrol
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Minority governance; Åland; South Tyrol
Place of publication:
Mariehamn
Country of publication:
Åland
Volume:
1
Publication house:
Ålands fredsinstitut
ISBN number:
978-952-5265-58-3
A social action learning approach to community resilience: “Our sharing of thoughts and feelings, our respect and trust should be passed on to the next generation”
In Paamiut in Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) a community mobilisation programme has been launched as a response to a history of violence,
suicides, drug abuse, and child neglect. The overall goal of the programme is to strengthen community resilience, psychosocial well-being and revitalisation of the…
In Paamiut in Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) a community mobilisation programme has been launched as a response to a history of violence,
suicides, drug abuse, and child neglect. The overall goal of the programme is to strengthen community resilience, psychosocial well-being and revitalisation of the culture through promotion of locally formulated values and resources, shared activities, mobilisation of social networks, job opportunities and options for entrepreneurship. One of the main goals is to prevent child neglect through a specific programme for young mothers. The chapter describes and analyses the development of concepts, interaction, and social action in the group pf young mothers.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Line Natascha Larsen; María Elena de Casas Soberón
Editor:
Kristine Jensen de Lopéz; Tia Hansen
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Young mother; Community resilience; Inuit; Resilience; Resiliens; Læring; Fællesskab
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Denmark
Host publication title:
Development of self in culture
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
978-87-7112-009-7
Inklusion i foranderlige fællesskaber: et communitypsykologisk perspektiv
Artiklen beskriver, hvordan inklusion udvikles gennem systemer, der sætter muligheder for deltagelse i fællesskaber, der skaber trivsel og vækstmuligheder. Disse fællesskaber har bestemte kendetegn, som vi først nu er ved at kunne beskrive og dermed kunne fremme. Det er i samspillet mellem mennesker…
Artiklen beskriver, hvordan inklusion udvikles gennem systemer, der sætter muligheder for deltagelse i fællesskaber, der skaber trivsel og vækstmuligheder. Disse fællesskaber har bestemte kendetegn, som vi først nu er ved at kunne beskrive og dermed kunne fremme. Det er i samspillet mellem mennesker i et stort system med mange deltagende over- og subsystemer at muligheden for inklusion findes. Inklusion er indlejret i sociale systemer, der ikke blot taler om, men også praktiserer måder at være sammen på, der skaber ressourcefremmende grupper. Artiklen fremlægger resultaterne af undersøgelser af sådanne gruppers oplevede kendetegn.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Elena de Casas Soberón
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Resiliens; Fællesskaber; Social støtte
Title of journal:
Paedagogisk Psykologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
48
Number of journal:
3
ISSN number:
1903-0002
Den seneste evalueringsrapport om projekt Paamiut Asasara fremlægger konkrete tal, der viser virkningen af projektet. Projektet er formuleret ud fra lokale værdier og visioner samt er lokalt forankret og gennemført af befolkningen og lokale ildsjæle i Paamiut. Det er opbygget omkring et godt og prod…
Den seneste evalueringsrapport om projekt Paamiut Asasara fremlægger konkrete tal, der viser virkningen af projektet. Projektet er formuleret ud fra lokale værdier og visioner samt er lokalt forankret og gennemført af befolkningen og lokale ildsjæle i Paamiut. Det er opbygget omkring et godt og produktivt samarbejde med de kommunale institutioner og lokale forretningsdrivende i Paamiut samt en befolkning, der aktivt støtter projektet. Igennem en række kulturelle, sportslige og sociale aktiviteter har projektet opnået, at folk oplever at byen er blevet revitaliseret og at den er et godt sted at bo, ikke mindst for børnefamilier og unge. Paamiut Asasara er støttet af BikubenFonden samt udført i et tæt samarbejde med Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq. Igennem de senere år har projektet iværksat en række teater-, foto- og sportsaktiviteter for unge og resultaterne viser sig nu ved, at de unge i interview giver udtryk for, at byen er blevet et bedre sted at være ung i - samt at de unge føler sig mere aktivt engagerede i byens udvikling. Der er nu over 35 studerende på Piareersarfik i Paamiut – en udvikling, som mange forhold og aktive indsatser har ført til, herunder også Paamiut Asasara’s satsning på de unge. Kriminaliteten er siden projektets start i begyndelsen af 2008 faldet med 45 % - i hele Grønland er faldet på 3 %. Antal husspektakler er faldet med 47 % - i hele Grønland er faldet på 17 %. Paamiut fremhæves i Politidirektøren for Grønlands årsstatistik for 2010 pga. denne gode udvikling. Det kan konkluderes, at faldet i kriminaliteten er markant i Paamiut og at projektets mål om et fald på 50 % over fem år næsten er nået indenfor de første tre år ved en fælles indsats af politi og borgere, hjulpet på vej også af de aktiviteter, som Paamiut Asasara har sat i værk omkring styrkelse af børnefamilier og unge mødre, samt for unge og børn i byen. Både borgere og professionelle i institutionerne nævner i de kvalitative interviews at Paamiut Asasara har medvirket til denne gode udvikling og at Paamiut opleves som et fredeligere sted at bo i nu – og som et godt sted at bo. Dette hænger også sammen med at det sociale netværk opleves som meget bedre nu end ved projektets start. Især omtalte folk dengang ved borgermøder og i aktiviteterne i Paamiut Asasara, at de kunne føle sig alene, når de havde problemer eller sorger i livet. En stikprøveundersøgelse omfattende 34 tilfældigt udvalgte borgere i Paamiut viser, at dette har forandret sig. I forhold til en lignende undersøgelse i 2006 er antallet af positive svar mht. at have nogen, man kan betro sig til, nogen, der vil lytte til én og prøve at hjælpe én med gode råd, steget med 84 % fra 2006 til 2011. Dette viser, at der er sket en stor stigning i oplevelsen af at have adgang til social støtte – dvs. medmenneskelig omsorg – når man har brug for det. Paamiut er blevet et godt sted at være – 91 % svarer at de altid eller som oftest har adgang til en person, der viser dem kærlighed – i 2006 svarede blot 76 % ja til dette. Familiehuset Tilioq har for mange familier betydet en mulighed for gennem mødet med andre familier at åbne for gensidig social støtte og har gennem fokus på de mange ressourcer, familierne har, givet større trivsel, tryghed og livsglæde. Paamiut Asasara er et projekt, der er bygget på lokale værdier og visioner, og som nu kan dokumentere de gode resultater gennem konkrete tal om uddannelse, faldende kriminalitet og gensidig social støtte.
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Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Paamiut Asasara; Social støtte; Social mobilisering
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institut for Uddannelse og Pædagogik, Aarhus Universitet
ISBN number:
978‐87‐7684‐997‐9
In beherrschten Gewässern: Streifzüge durch den kreativen Archipel des Malers und Autors Jürgen Hoffmann
Editor:
Jürgen Hoffmann
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Art; Literature; Cultural interventions
Place of publication:
Keitum/Sylt
Country of publication:
Germany
Host publication title:
Hoffmanns Bilderbuch
Publication house:
Victoria Verlag
Grønlandsk Orientalisme - repræsentation og stereotyper om Grønland og grønlændere i nyere tid
Kim Leines erindringsroman Kalak vakte stor opsigt på den skandinaviske litterære arena med sin fortælling om Grønland. Bogen fremhæver kulturmødet mellem den grønlandske og danske kultur og kategoriserer "danskerne" og "grønlænderne" i Grønland fra et dansk synspunkt. Kulturelle elementer, som f.ek…
Kim Leines erindringsroman Kalak vakte stor opsigt på den skandinaviske litterære arena med sin fortælling om Grønland. Bogen fremhæver kulturmødet mellem den grønlandske og danske kultur og kategoriserer "danskerne" og "grønlænderne" i Grønland fra et dansk synspunkt. Kulturelle elementer, som f.eks. fanger- bygdelivet, har været med til at opbygge den grønlandske kultur, som den bliver fremstillet i romanen.
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Year:
2011
Subjects:
Grønland
Title of journal:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Tidsskriftet Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Sarah Banks; Kirsten Nøhr
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Social work; Ethnicity
Place of publication:
New York
Country of publication:
USA
Host publication title:
Practicing social work ethics around the world. Cases and commentaries
Publication house:
Routledge
Socialt arbejde gennem 40 år. 1970-2010: Rundt om Therese Halskov
Bog indeholdende artikler skrevet af Therese Halskov 1984-2008, samt artikler skrevet af personer, der har samarbejdet med Therese i socialt arbejdes praksis, undervisning omkring socialt arbejde og/eller forskning i perioden 1970-2010.
Author:
Thomas Boye; Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Thomas Boye
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; historie
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Socialpolitisk Forlag
ISBN number:
9788775041305
Fiktion som vidensmedie
Year:
2011
Subjects:
Fiktion; Viden; Refleksion; Litteratur
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Nye vidensmedier
Publication house:
Forlaget Samfundslitteratur
ISBN number:
978-87-593-1562-0
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Romanticism; Postcolonial studies; Nationalism; National identity; Danish literature; Orientalism; Hans Christian Andersen
Title of journal:
Tijdschrift voor Skandinavistiek
Volume of journal:
31
Number of journal:
2
ISSN number:
1875-9505
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Kristendom; Grundfortælling
Date & year:
08. december
Web publication type:
Elektronisk nyhedsbrev
Web place of publication:
tidsskriftetbibliana.blogspot.com
Frihedsberøvelse i et land uden fængsel – det grønlandske foranstaltningssystem i historisk perspektiv
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Grønland; Frihedsberøvelse; Fængsler
Publisher:
Politihistorisk selskab
Slægtskab og køn i grønlandske bysamfund – følelser af forbundethed
Kinship in Greenland – Emotions of Relatedness
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Kinship; Greenland
Title of journal:
Acta Borelia
Volume of journal:
27
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Routledge
Grønlandsk adoption – et vigtigt element i grønlandsk slægtskab
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Grønlandsk adoption; Slægtskab
Title of journal:
Social Kritik
Volume of journal:
123
Number of journal:
22
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Adoption i Grønland
Host publication title:
Kultur- og Samfundsforskning
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
Recent Research on Aelred of Rievaulx’s Augustinianism – and Aelred’s Use of Augustine in His De Anima
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Aelred of Rievaulx’s Augustinianism
Title of journal:
Analecta Cisterciensia
Volume of journal:
60
The Human Person in the Trinity – William of Saint Thierry’s Trinitarian Mysticism
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Trinity; William of Saint-Thierry; Trinitarian mysticism
Title of journal:
American Benedictine Review
Volume of journal:
61
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Host publication title:
Cultural and Social Research in Greenland – selected essays 1992-2010
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
Health and Population
Editor:
Joan Nymand Larsen
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic; Health
Host publication title:
Arctic Social Indicators – A follow-up to the Arctic Human Development Report
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Some data sources on people, peoples, communities, regions and human activities in Greenland
Editor:
Gorm Winther
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Host publication title:
The Political Economy of Northern Regional Development
Publication house:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Skal fødestedskriteriet genindføres?
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Fødestedskriterie; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
13
Bygdernes fremtid
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Grønland; Bygder; Fremtid
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
48
Anvendelsesorienteret forskning i socialt arbejde
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Deltagerorienteret forskning; Grønland
Name of conference:
NunaMed
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Køn og Ligestilling i Grønland
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Køn; Ligestilling; Grønland
Name of conference:
Køn og ligestilling
City of conference:
Reykjavik
Country of conference:
Island
Kvinder og velfærd i Grønland
Editor:
Gudbjörg Linda Rafnsdóttir
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Kvinder; Velfærd; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Kvinder og velfærd i Vestnorden
Publication house:
Nordisk Ministerråd
Religious Diversity as Peacebuilding: the Space for Peace
Author:
Peter Berliner; Ernesto Anasarias; Elena de Casas Soberón
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Religion; Diversity; Peace building
Title of journal:
Journal of Religion, Conflict, and Peace
Volume of journal:
4
Number of journal:
1
Man er mere fri: community psykologiske programmer for psykosocial trivsel
Artiklen belyser community psykologisk praksis gennem en præsentation af det community psykologiske perspektiv i psyko-sociale programmer, der iværksættes for at fremme mental og social trivsel hos individer,i familier og i lokalsamfund og netværk. Der gives en beskrivelse og analyse af projektet Pa…
Artiklen belyser community psykologisk praksis gennem en præsentation af det community psykologiske perspektiv i psyko-sociale programmer, der iværksættes for at fremme mental og social trivsel hos individer,i familier og i lokalsamfund og netværk. Der gives en beskrivelse og analyse af projektet Paamiut Asasara i Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland).
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Line Natascha Larsen
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Community; Psykologi; Inuit; Social; Mobilisering
Title of journal:
Uden for Nummer
Volume of journal:
11
Number of journal:
20
ISSN number:
1600-888X
Rapport om Projekt Paamiut Asasara: 2010
Rapporten beskriver resultaterne af community mobiliseringsprogrammet Paamiut Asasara i Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland) gennem beskrivelse af formål, indikatorer og resultater.
Author:
Peter Berliner
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Community; Fællesskab; Kriminalitet; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Institut for Læring, DPU
ISBN number:
978-87-7430-203-2
Som at noget lettede: strukturel vold og unge i Paamiut i Kalaallit Nunaat
Den høje voldsrate i Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland) forklares ofte ud fra alkoholmisbrug og affektive handlinger. I denne artikel vises det gennem en kvantitativ og kvalitativ undersøgelse, at den episodiske vold må forstås som symptomer på strukturel vold. Den strukturelle vold er en kontekst, der fre…
Den høje voldsrate i Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland) forklares ofte ud fra alkoholmisbrug og affektive handlinger. I denne artikel vises det gennem en kvantitativ og kvalitativ undersøgelse, at den episodiske vold må forstås som symptomer på strukturel vold. Den strukturelle vold er en kontekst, der fremmer følelser af magtesløshed, social isolation, undgåelse af konflikter og undertrykkelse af følelser - indtil de eksploderer i konkret vold. Den strukturelle vold både legitimerer og forstår den konkrete vold, men den åbner også for interventioner, der kan ændre netop den strukturelle vold. Den strukturelle vold er skadelig for unge, da den fremmer og legitimerer vold - men lokal funderede interventioner kan modvirke dette på en virkningsfuld måde.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Mia Glendøs
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Vold; Inuit; Deltagelse; Grønland
Title of journal:
Psyke og Logos
Volume of journal:
31
Number of journal:
1
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Unges liv og muligheder: deltagende aktionsforskning i Paamiut
Paamiut Youth Voice (PYV) er et deltagende aktions forskningprojekt (Participatory Action Research, PAR), gennemført med de unge i Paamiut, Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland). Målet med projektet er at undersøge de unges visioner om og ønsker til hvordan trivsel og deltagelse kan øges. Projektet blev udvik…
Paamiut Youth Voice (PYV) er et deltagende aktions forskningprojekt (Participatory Action Research, PAR), gennemført med de unge i Paamiut, Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland). Målet med projektet er at undersøge de unges visioner om og ønsker til hvordan trivsel og deltagelse kan øges. Projektet blev udviklet og iværksat som en del af det overordnende community mobiliseringsprojekt, Paamiut Asasara, og blev baseret på et lokalt formuleret ønske om viden om - og inddragelse af - de unge. Der blev efterspurgt forskning i, hvordan man bedre kan integrere de unge i samfundet, øge deres generelle trivsel, mindske social eksklusion, samt øge deres oplevelse af samhørighed i samfundet. 61 unge i alderen 12-24 deltog i forskningsprojektet. De unges opfattelse og oplevelse af trivsel blev undersøgt, med særlig fokus på individuelle og community styrker og ressourcer, samt deres ideer og drømme om hvordan trivsel og deltagelse kan øges. De unge deltog i fokusgruppeinterviews, individuelle interviews, udfyldelse af et spørgeskema, arrangering af et borgermøde samt i overvejelser omkring undersøgelsens metode og design og analysen af data. Analysen af data pegede på en række vigtige betingelser for at øge de unges trivsel, og de unges ønsker om social samhørighed, social støtte og åben kommunikation, samt fritidsaktiviteter. Desuden udtrykte de unge ønsker om muligheder for rådgivning, samt bedre muligheder for arbejde og uddannelse lokalt. Manglende deltagelse blev begrundet af de unge med manglende erfaring, støtte, færdigheder og selvtillid og manglende synlig ledelse og initiativ blandt de voksne.
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Author:
Peter Berliner; Sandrine Fanous; Laila Wattar
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Unge; Deltagelse; Inuit
Title of journal:
Psyke og Logos
Volume of journal:
31
Number of journal:
1
ISSN number:
0107-1211
Year:
2010
Subjects:
History; Literature
Title of journal:
eSharp International Online Journal for Postgraduate Research
Volume of journal:
15
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Glasgow University
Place of publication:
Glasgow
Country of publication:
Scotland
DOI number:
E-ISSN 1742-4542
Nordic Regions of Culture: Intercultural links between Norway and Shetland after 1770
Year:
2010
Subjects:
History; Area studies
Title of journal:
Scandinavica - International Journal of Scandinavian Studies
Volume of journal:
49
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
Norvik Press
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
United Kingdom
ISSN number:
0036-5653
Evaluering af projektet: Implementering af familierådslagning i etniske minoritetsfamilier. Udviklingsprojekt i Albertslund, Helsingør, Ishøj og Køge kommuner 2007 – 2009
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Year:
2010
Subjects:
Familierådslagning; Etnicitet; Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Teologi; Grønlandsk; Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk kultur- og samfundsforskning
Moses’ Throne Vision: A Hebrew Fragment of Ezekiel the Tragedian and the Question of its Origin
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Moses; Hebrew; Ezekiel
Title of journal:
Journal for the Study of the Pseudepigrapha
Volume of journal:
19
Number of journal:
2
Lov og åbenbaring. Moses på Guds trone hos tragediedigteren Ezekiel
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Moses; Ezekiel
Title of journal:
Bibliana
Volume of journal:
10
Number of journal:
2
Research on William of Saint-Thierry from 1998 to 2008
Year:
2009
Subjects:
William of Saint-Thierry
Title of journal:
Analecta Cisterciensia
Volume of journal:
58
The importance of a mixed cash- and harvest herding based economy to living in the Arctic – an analysis based on Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic (SLiCA)
Editor:
Valerie Møller; Dennis Huscka
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Host publication title:
Quality of Life and the Millennium Challenge: Advances in Quality-of-Life Studies, Theory and Research
Interdependency of subsistence and market economies in the Arctic
Author:
Birger Poppel; I. Aslaksen; W. Dallmann; D. L. Holen; E. Høydahl; J. Kruse; Mary Stappleton; Ellen Inga Turi
Editor:
Solveig Glomsråd; Iulie Aslaksen
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Host publication title:
The Economy of the North 2008
Publication house:
Statistics Norway
Den grønlandske arbejdsstyrkes uddannelsesniveau – endnu en gang!
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Uddannelse; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
03
Levevilkår i Grønland: Individuel velfærd og tilfredshed med livet eller: hvordan synes vi selv det går?
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
08
Date & year:
20. februar 2009
Levevilkår i Grønland: Et signalement af levevilkår i bygderne
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
15
Date & year:
08. april 2009
Levevilkår I Grønland: Befolkningens viden om politik og opfattelse af politikkens betydning
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
18
Date & year:
30. april 2009
Levevilkår i Grønland: Befolkningens opfattelse af væsentlige sociale og miljømæssige problemer
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
22
Date & year:
29. maj 2009
Levevilkår i Grønland: Fordeling af indkomster og fattigdom – en omfattende politisk opgave
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
24
Date & year:
12. juni 2009
Levevilkår i Grønland: Det grønlandske sprog – en status ved Selvstyrets indførelse
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
27
Date & year:
03. juli 2009
Levevilkår i Grønland: Tryghed, tillid og familiebånd – nogle elementer i den ’sociale sammenhængskraft’ i Grønland og andre områder af Arktis
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
36
Date & year:
04. september 2009
Federalism, asymmetrisk federalism och territoriell autonomi
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Federalism; Asymmetrisk federalism; Territoriell autonomi
Title of journal:
Politiikka
Volume of journal:
51
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Statsvetenskapliga föreningen r.f.
Place of publication:
Rovaniemi
Country of publication:
Finland
ISSN number:
0032-3365
Questions Strategique et Autonomie. Quelques elements de comparison entre les Îles Åland, les Îles Feroe et le Groenland
Editor:
Matthieu Chillaud
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Îles Åland; Lés Îles Feroe; Le Groenland
Place of publication:
Paris
Country of publication:
France
Host publication title:
Les Îles Åland en mer Baltique: Héritage et actualité d'un régime original
Publication house:
L'Harmattan
ISBN number:
978-2-296-11257-5
Køn og Magt i Grønland
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Køn; Magt; Grønland
Name of conference:
Køn og magt i erhvervsliv og politik
City of conference:
Reykjavik
Country of conference:
Island
Fysisk og psykisk vold i nærrelationer
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Fysisk vold; Psykisk vold; Nærrelationer
Name of conference:
Anbefalinger angående børns og familiers trivsel
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Conditions for Different Autonomy Regimes in the World – A Fuzzy-Set Application
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Autonomy regimes; Fuzzy-set QCA; Conditions
Place of publication:
Åbo
Country of publication:
Finland
Publication house:
Åbo Akademi University Press
ISBN number:
978-951-765-486-9
Resilience and Governance
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Resilience; Governance
Place of publication:
Mariehamn
Country of publication:
Åland
Volume:
2
Publication house:
Åland International Institute of Comparative Island Studies
Køn og magt i politik og erhvervsliv i Grønland
Editor:
Kirsti Niskanen; Anita Nyberg
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Køn; Magt; Erhvervsliv; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Kön og Makt i Norden. Del I Landsrapporter
Publication house:
Nordisk Ministerråd
Bernd Henningsen: Dänemark (Die Deutschen und ihre Nachbarn)
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Denmark; Cultural history; Political history–
Title of journal:
NORDEUROPAforum - Journal for the Study of Culture
Volume of journal:
19
Number of journal:
2
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
ISSN number:
1863-639X
Die Inseln der frommen Heteros: Von der Diskriminierung Homosexuelelr auf den Färöern
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Faroe Islands; Politics; Cultural history; Discrimination; Social movements; Gender
Title of journal:
Norrøna - Zeitschrift für Kultur, Geschichte und Politik der nordischen Länder
Volume of journal:
24
Number of journal:
43
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
Year:
2009
Subjects:
Genre; Postmodernism; Postfeminisme; Chicklit; Litteratur
Title of journal:
Kvinder, Køn & Forskning
Volume of journal:
18
Number of journal:
1
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0907-6182
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Subsistensaktiviteter; Arktis; Markedsøkonomi
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk Kultur og Samfundsforskning 2006-07
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
Measuring Ways of Life and Living Conditions of the Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic
Editor:
Mikaela Engell; Jørgen S. Søndergaard
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Host publication title:
Menneskesjæl. Festskrift til Finn Lynge
A Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic
Editor:
Valerie Møller
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Host publication title:
Barometers of Quality of Life around the Globe
Living Conditions in the Arctic
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Country of publication:
Philippines
Host publication title:
Indicators Relevant to Indigenous Peoples, A Resource Book
Publication house:
Tebtebba Foundation
Aluminiumssmelteværk i Grønland – realiteter og idealforestillinger
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Aluminiumssmelteværker; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
AG
Date & year:
06. maj 2008
Many learners in remote regions face communicative barriers to Vocational Education and Training (VET). The barriers can be such as geographical distance, cultural challenges and language.
The COMBAR Teaching Concept tackles three issues:
What kind of pedagogical concepts or tools could help overc…
Many learners in remote regions face communicative barriers to Vocational Education and Training (VET). The barriers can be such as geographical distance, cultural challenges and language.
The COMBAR Teaching Concept tackles three issues:
What kind of pedagogical concepts or tools could help overcoming the communicative barriers?
How could vocational educators reach learners by using methods utilising modern technology?
How to approach the problem of updating the qualifications of low skilled workers in remote areas?
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Author:
Per Arnfjord; Lasse Ziska
Year:
2008
Subjects:
ICT; Distance laerning; E-learning; Information technology; Education; Greenland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Greenland
Publication house:
E-forum
ISBN number:
978-87-92482-00-6
Condition(s) for Island Autonomy
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Island autonomy; Geographical distance; Ethnicity; Economy; Population size; Multi-value QCA
Title of journal:
International Journal on Minority and Group Rights
Volume of journal:
15
Number of journal:
2-3
Publisher:
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers
Place of publication:
Leiden
Country of publication:
The Netherlands
ISSN number:
1385-4879
DOI number:
10.1163/157181108X332613
Italiens regionalisering med fokus på Friulia-Venezia Giulia
Editor:
Pontus Tallberg
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Italiens regionalisering; Friulia-Venezia Giulia
Place of publication:
Region Skåne
Country of publication:
Sweden
Host publication title:
Regioner i Europa
Publication house:
Region Skåne, Västra Götalandsregionen och Regionplane- och trafikkontoret
ISBN number:
978-91-7261-145-0
Åland och EU
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Åland; EU; Internationella relationer
Title of journal:
Finsk Tidskrift
Volume of journal:
5
Publisher:
Föreningen Granskaren r.f.
Place of publication:
Åbo
Country of publication:
Finland
ISSN number:
0015-248X
Author:
Jack Kruse; Larissa Abryutina; Gerard Duhaime; Birger Poppel; Mariekathrine Poppel; Stephanie Martin; Margaret Kruse; Ed Ward; Patricia Cochran; Virgene Hanna
Editor:
Valerie Møller; Denis Huschka; Alex C. Michalos
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Survey of living conditions; Arctic; SLiCA
Host publication title:
Barometers of Quality of Life around the Globe How are We Doing
Publication house:
Springer
7-9-13 .. Hvorfor fik vi en ny karakterskala?
Kritisk introduktion til 7-trinsskalaen, og generelt til karakterers funktion i uddannelsessystemet.
Author:
Anders Øgaard
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Eksamen som læringssted
Title of journal:
Unge Pædagoger
Number of journal:
Nr. 5
Publisher:
Unge Pædagoger
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
From the Planning of Innovation to Innovation Planning
Editor:
Lars Fuglsang
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Innovation; Planning; Dairy industri; Denmark; Protein; Biotechnology
Host publication title:
Innovation and the Creative Process
Publication house:
Edward Elgar
Faroese Villages on the Move
Editor:
Jørgen O. Bærenholdt; Brynhild Granås
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Mobility; Place; Villages; Faroe Islands; Planning
Host publication title:
Mobility and Place. Enacting Northern European Peripheries
Publication house:
Ashgate
Islands on the margins. Coping with global restructuring
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Local development; Globalisation
Name of newspaper:
Id21. Institute of Development Studies.
Article about political youth protests in Denmark around 1968 and in the early 2000s in a special issue on occasion of the exhibition "berlin68 - Sichten einer Revolte", Ephraim-Palais Berlin (9.06.-02.11.2008).
Editor:
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Denmark; Copenhagen; Youth protests; Poltical movements
Name of newspaper:
Politikorange - Mythos 68
The chapter comparatively analyses elite behaviour in the Constitutional Treaty Referendums.
Editor:
Finn Laursen
Year:
2008
Subjects:
EU; Referendums
Place of publication:
Leiden
Country of publication:
Netherlands
Host publication title:
The Rise and Fall of the EU’s Constitutional Treaty
Publication house:
Brill/Nijhof
ISBN number:
978-90-04-16806-0
Hvad kommer til at afgøre de kommende folkeafstemninger om de danske forbehold? Denne artikel argumenterer for, at vælgerne er rationelle, status quo-orienterede og opvejer fordele og ulemper ved det, de bliver spurgt om og især omkostninger ved at stemme Nej. Uden afgørende omkostninger forbundet m…
Hvad kommer til at afgøre de kommende folkeafstemninger om de danske forbehold? Denne artikel argumenterer for, at vælgerne er rationelle, status quo-orienterede og opvejer fordele og ulemper ved det, de bliver spurgt om og især omkostninger ved at stemme Nej. Uden afgørende omkostninger forbundet med at stemme Nej kan det således blive vanskeligt for regeringen at vinde flere af afstemningerne.
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Year:
2008
Subjects:
EU; Referendums
Title of journal:
Økonomi og Politik
Volume of journal:
81
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
DJØF Forlag
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Livshistorier som videnskilde i socialt arbejde
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Michael Hviid Jacobsen; Keith Pringle
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Livshistorier; Socialt arbejde; Interviews
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
At forstå det sociale - sociologi og socialt arbejde
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Professionelt socialt arbejde med minoritetsetniske børn og deres familier
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Karen-Asta Bo; Jens Guldager; Birgitte Zeeberg
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Socialt arbejde; Familier; Etnicitet
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Fattigdom og velfærd
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Fattigdom; Velfærd; Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Samfundet i pædagogisk arbejde: et sociologisk perspektiv
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Kategorisering og kulturopfattelse
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Editor:
Carsten Pedersen; Carsten Schou
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Socialpædagogik; Kultur; Socialt arbejde
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Samfundet i pædagogisk arbejde: et sociologisk perspektiv
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Author:
Marianne Skytte
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Familierådslagning; Etnicitet; Socialt arbejde; Norge
Country of publication:
Oslo
Edition:
2
Publication house:
Gyldendal Akademisk
Femi-krimiens forhistorie. Om kvindelige detektiver hos tidlige kvindelige krimiforfattere i Skandinavien
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Kvindelige detektiver; Kvinders kriminalromaner; Krimiens historie; Detektivromaner
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
På kant med historien. Studier i køn, videnskab og lidenskab tilegnet Bente Rosenbeck på hendes 60-årsdag
Publication house:
Museum Tusculanums Forlag
ISBN number:
978 87 635 1085 1
Year:
2008
Subjects:
Køn; Lærebog; Sprog; Feminisme
Title of journal:
Kvinder, Køn & Forskning
Volume of journal:
17
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Udgivelsesforeningen Kvinder, Køn & forskning
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0907-6182
William of Saint Thierry's Use of Origen in His Commentary on Romans
Year:
2007
Subjects:
William of Saint-Thierry
Title of journal:
Cistercian Studies Quarterly
Volume of journal:
42
Number of journal:
1
Nogle forskelle mellem levevilkår i byer og bygder – og input til en diskussion om bygdernes fremtid
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Levevilkår; Byer; Bygder; Grønland
Title of journal:
Samfundsøkonomen
Author:
Birger Poppel; Jack Kruse; Gérard Duhaime; Larissa Abryutina
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Place of publication:
Anchorage
Publication house:
Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska Anchorage
Grønland ved en korsvej – endnu en gang eller hvor er de kritiske spørgsmål?
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Grønland; Økonomi; Korsvej
Name of newspaper:
AG
Date & year:
15. marts 2007
Uddannelsesdebat på et reelt grundlag og med respekt – tak!
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Grønland; Uddannelse
Name of newspaper:
AG
Date & year:
04. oktober 2007
Kønsbaseret arbejdsmarkedsudvikling og mænds vold
Editor:
Gudbjörg Linda Rafnsdóttir
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Køn; Arbejdsmarked; Udvikling; Vold
Host publication title:
Arbejde, helse og velfærd
Publication house:
Háskólaútgáfan
Metodekombination med sociologisk fantasi
Editor:
Lars Fuglsang; Peter Hagedorn-Rasmussen; Poul B. Olsen
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Metode; Metodekombination; Case-studier
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Teknikker i samfundsvidenskaberne
Publication house:
Roskilde Universitetsforlag
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Art; Denmark; Berlin; Diaspora; Urban studies; Migration studies; Ethnography
Title of journal:
Berliner Blätter: Ethnographische und ethnologische Beiträge
Number of journal:
44
Country of publication:
Germany
Hvem kan sove i Berlin? Dänische Kulturschaffende in Berlin
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Art; Berlin; Denmark; Diaspora; Urban studies; Migration
Title of journal:
Norrøna - Zeitschrift für Kultur, Geschichte und Politik der nordischen Länder
Volume of journal:
22
Number of journal:
40
Place of publication:
Berlin
Country of publication:
Germany
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Social work; Children; Sexual abuse
Title of journal:
European Journal of Social Work
Volume of journal:
9
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
Place of publication:
England
Country of publication:
England
ISSN number:
14682664
DOI number:
10.1080/13691450600828457
Fortællingen - teori og analyse
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Fortælling; Litteraturteori; Analyse
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Forlaget Samfundslitteratur
ISBN number:
9788759312100
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Fortælling; Genre; Køn; Marie Breghendahl
Title of journal:
Kvinder, Køn & Forskning
Volume of journal:
16
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Udgivelsesforeningen Kvinder, Køn & forskning
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0907-6182
Padder - nogle underlige fisk
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Padder
Title of journal:
Fritidsliv
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Dansk Vandrelaug
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Naturnær skovdrift - hvad er det?
Year:
2007
Subjects:
Naturnær; Skovdrift; Danmark
Title of journal:
Fritidsliv
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Dansk Vandrelaug
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Brøndens erotik
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Teologi
Title of journal:
Bibliana
Volume of journal:
7
Number of journal:
1
Philipp W. Rosemann, Peter Lombard
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Philipp W. Rosemann; Peter Lombard
Title of journal:
Speculum
Den arktiske Levevilkårsundersøgelse, SLiCA – et komparativt og transnationalt projekt
Editor:
Hanne Petersen
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Arktisk levevilkårsundersøgelse
Host publication title:
Grønland i verdenssamfundet
Interdependency of subsistence and market economies in the Arctic
Editor:
Solveig Glomsråd; Iulie Aslaksen
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Interdependency; Subsistence; Market economy; Arctic
Host publication title:
The Economy of the North
Publication house:
Statistics Norway
Privatisering. Endnu en gang uden vision, målsætninger og konsekvensberegninger
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Privatisering; Grønland
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
43
Om over-, fejl og anden fortolkning
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
49
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Nationalism; Sovereignty; Free association; Confederation; Faroe Islands
Title of journal:
Island Studies Journal
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
University of Prince Edward Island
Place of publication:
Charlottetown
Country of publication:
Canada
Grønlandske graver
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Grønland; Graver
Title of journal:
Materialisten
Volume of journal:
1-06
Number of journal:
34
Publisher:
Tidsskrift for Forskning, Fagkritikk og Teoretisk Debat
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norge
Comparing Comparisons: Territorial Autonomies in the Light of Alternative Methods
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Comparative methodology; Territorial autonomies
Publisher:
Åbo Akademi
Place of publication:
Åbo
Country of publication:
Finland
Volume:
Serie A: 549
Mænds vold mod kvinder i Grønland i nordisk og arktisk perspektiv
Editor:
Hanne Petersen
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Vold; Kvinder; Grønland; Arktis
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønland i Verdenssamfundet
Publication house:
Atuagkat
Deepening the value chain: salmon farming and seafood networks in Austevoll, Norway
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Aqua culture; Salmon; Global commodity chains; Norway; Austevoll
Host publication title:
Journal of Rural Studies
Volume:
22
Food Safety and Farmed Salmon: Some Implications of The European Union’s Food Policy for Coastal Communities
Editor:
David L. VanderZwaag; Gloria Chao
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Food; Salmon; Security; Safety; Planning; Coastal communities
Host publication title:
Aquaculture Law and Policy: Towards Principled Access and Operation
Publication house:
Routledge
Menning av proteinkonsentrati úr avlopstilfari frá fiskivinnuni
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Fisk; Proteiner
Udvikling af proteinkoncentrater, pepton / peptider, fra marine råvarer
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Fisk; Proteiner
Den skandinaviske femikrimi - et signalement
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Krimi; Feminisme; Novel; Kvindelige detektiver
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Den skandinaviske femikrimi - en seminarrapport, Varia
Volume:
7
Publication house:
Center for Kønsforskning, Københavns Universitet
ISBN number:
87857-01-5
Den skandinaviske femikrimi - en seminarrapport
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Krimi; Feminisme; Køn; Genre; Kvindelige detektiver
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Volume:
Varia 7/2006
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Københavns Universitet
ISBN number:
87857-01-5; 0906-2165
Den skandinaviske femikrimi
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Krimi; Feminisme; Analyse; Kim Småge; Kvinnens lange arm
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Den skandinaviske femikrimi - en seminarrapport
Volume:
Varia 7/2006
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Center for Kønsforskning ved Københavns Universitet
ISBN number:
87857-01-5;0906-2165
Bæverens comeback
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Bævere; Danmark
Title of journal:
Fritidsliv
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Dansk Vandrelaug
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Pip med vinterhavens fugle
Year:
2006
Subjects:
Småfugle; Danmark; Vinter
Title of journal:
Fritidsliv
Number of journal:
1
Publisher:
Dansk Vandrelaug
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Jahves kamp mod sin udsending
Editor:
M. Müller; T.L. Thompson
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Jahve; Teologi
Host publication title:
Historie og konstruktion. Festskrift til Niels Peter Lemche
Volume:
14
Publication house:
Museum Tusculanums Forlag
Kollektiv død og opstandelse i Esajas’ Bog
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Kollektiv død; Esajas’ bog
Title of journal:
Bibliana
Volume of journal:
6
Number of journal:
2
Kønsforskning i Grønland
Editor:
Mariekathrine Poppel
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Kønsforskning; Køn; Grønland
Host publication title:
Køn og vold i Grønland
Publication house:
Forlaget Atuagkat
Birthplace criteria
Editor:
Mark Nuttall
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Birthplace criteria
Volume of journal:
1
Place of publication:
London
Host publication title:
Encyclopedia of the Arctic
Publication house:
Routledge
G-50
Editor:
Year:
2005
Subjects:
G-50
Volume of journal:
2
Publisher:
Routledge
Place of publication:
London
Host publication title:
Encyclopedia of the Arctic
G-60
Editor:
Year:
2005
Subjects:
G-60
Volume of journal:
2
Publisher:
Routledge
Place of publication:
London
Host publication title:
Encyclopedia of the Arctic
Human Dimensions: Research programs
Editor:
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Research programs; Human dimensions
Title of journal:
Encyclopedia of the Arctic
Volume of journal:
2
Publisher:
Routledge
Place of publication:
London
The Hunting and Fishing Society in Greenland
Editor:
Ludger Müller-Wille; M. Kingsley; S. Stach Nielsen
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Hunting; Fishing; Society; Greenland
Host publication title:
Socio-economic Research on Management Systems of Living Resources
The socio-economic challenges in Greenland
Editor:
Ludger Müller-Wille; M. Kingsley; S. Stach Nielsen
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Socio-economic challenges; Greenland
Host publication title:
Socio-economic Research on Management Systems of Living Resources
Social Sciences and Humanities in the International Polar Year 2007-2008: An Integrating Mission
Author:
Birger Poppel; Igor Krupnik; Michael Bravo; Yvon Csonka; Grete Hovelsrud-Broda; Ludger Müller-Wille; Peter Schweitzer; Sverker Sörlin
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Social Sciences; Humanities; International Polar Year 2007
Title of journal:
ARCTIC
Volume of journal:
58
Number of journal:
1
Grønland 2005 – 26 års Hjemmestyre, status og aktuelle udfordringer
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Hjemmestyre; Grønland
Title of journal:
Geografisk Orientering, Tidsskrift for Geografforbundet
Volume of journal:
6
Number of journal:
35
Territoriella autonomier i världen – En empirisk studie över de självstyrda områdena i världen
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Territoriell autonomi; Självstyrelse; Komparativ studie
Place of publication:
Mariehamn
Country of publication:
Åland
Publication house:
Ålands fredsinstitut
ISBN number:
952-5265-15-3
Island Database 2005
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Microstates; Autonomies; Statistics
Web publication type:
Database
Web place of publication:
http://www.islandstudies.ca/resources.html
Køn og Vold i Grønland
Editor:
Mariekathrine Poppel
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Køn; Vold; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Publication house:
Atuagkat
Køn og vold under kulturelle forandringer i det koloniale Grønland
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Køn; Vold; Kultur; Koloni; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Køn og Vold i Grønland
Publication house:
Atuagkat
Editor:
Aksel V. Carlsen
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Arbejdsmarked; Mænd; Barrierer; Grønland
Place of publication:
Nuuk
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Arbejdsmarkedet i Grønland - fortid, nutid og fremtid
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik
Stovnar og nýskapan á norðurleiðum: Tvørvísindaleg rannsókn á leiklut kummunanna í nýskapan
Editor:
Magnus Snædal; Anfinn Johansen
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Kommuner; Innovation; Island; Færøerne
Place of publication:
Reykjavík
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
Frændafundur 5
Publication house:
Háskólaútgáfan
Nordisk kystfiskeri i det nye århundrede?
Author:
Anne-Sofie Christensen; Gestur Hovgaard; Geir R. Karlsson; Carl Rova
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Norden; Kystfiskeri
Publisher:
Nordisk Ministerråd
Editor:
Dorte Hammelev; Rikke Macholm
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Ectomycorrhiza; Svampe; Skov
Title of journal:
SVAMPE i verden
Volume of journal:
Jubilæumshæfte, 100 år
Publisher:
Foreningen til Svampekundskabens Fremme
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
87-984481-8-8
Svampe - et spændende rige
Year:
2005
Subjects:
Svampe
Title of journal:
Fritidsliv
Number of journal:
5
Publisher:
Dansk Vandrelaug
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Et socialt eksperiment
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Grønland; Anstalter; Eksperimenter
Title of journal:
Assimilationens poler – Grønland og aboriginalt Australien i et postkolonialt perspektiv
Kinship in contemporary urban settings
Editor:
Michéle Therrien
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Kinship; Contemporary urban settings
Host publication title:
Dynamics and Shifting Perspectives Arctic Societies and Research
The flexibility of Greenlandic women
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Flexibility of Greenlandic women
Title of journal:
Indigenous women - Indigenous Affairs
Volume of journal:
1-2
Kinship in urban Greenland
Editor:
Peter Schweitzer; Yvon Csonka
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Kinship; Greenland
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
Societies and cultures: change and persistence
Publication house:
Stefansson Arctic Institute
The Augustinian Bernard of Clairvaux: A Reading of De gratia et libero arbitrio
Editor:
Marsha L. Dutton
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Bernhard of Clairvaux; De gratia et libero arbitrio
Host publication title:
Truth as Gift: Studies in Honor of John R. Sommerfeldt
Publication house:
Cistercian Publications
Farvel til solidariteten
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
33
Gender Issues
Author:
Karla Jessen Williamson; Gunhild Hoogensen; Ann Therese Lotherington; Lawrence H. Hamilton; Sarah Savage; Natalia Koukarenko; Marina Kalinina; Ingunn Limstrand; Marit Stemland; Stephanie Irlbacher Fox; Joanna Kafarowski; Lindis Sloan; Mariekathrine Poppel
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Gender
Place of publication:
Akureyri
Country of publication:
Iceland
Host publication title:
Arctic Human Deveplopment Report
Publication house:
Stefansson Arctic Institute
Future Challenges to Small Municipalities. The cases of Iceland, Faroe Islands and Åland Islands
Year:
2004
Subjects:
Municipalities; Structural challenges; Leadership; Åland; Faroe Islands; Iceland
Place of publication:
Stockholm
Country of publication:
Sweden
Volume:
Nordregio Report 2004:5
Publication house:
Nordregio
The Most Dangerous Men of Greenland
Year:
2003
Subjects:
Greenland; Prisons
Title of journal:
Scandinavian Research Council for Criminology
Alcohol and Drug Use Among Students in Greenland – A preliminary Comparison between the 1999 and 2003 ESPAD Data
Year:
2003
Subjects:
Alcohol and drug use; Students; Greenland
Host publication title:
Proceedings from the 12th International Congress on Circumpolar Health
Domestic Violence - Violence against Women. Preliminary Results from the Analyses of Police Reports from Greenland 2001
Year:
2003
Subjects:
Violence; Women; Greenland
Place of publication:
Helsinki
Country of publication:
Finland
Host publication title:
Crime and Crime Control in an Integrating Europe
Welfare and urban planning in transition – A Copenhagen case study
Year:
2003
Subjects:
Velfærd; Planlægning; København
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Danmark
Volume:
8/03
Publication house:
Research papers from the Department of Social Sciences
Rekruttering av høgt útbúnari arbeiðsmegi til fiskivinnuna
Year:
2003
Subjects:
Fiskivinna; Rekruttering
Place of publication:
Klaksvík
Host publication title:
Arbeiðsrit
Edition:
3/2003
Publication house:
Granskingardepilin fyri Økismenning
ISBN number:
99918-971-0-0
Femi-krimiens ti bud
Year:
2003
Subjects:
Krimi; Feminisme; Litteratur; Kvindelige detektiver
Title of journal:
Kvinder, Køn & Forskning
Volume of journal:
12
Number of journal:
4
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0907-6182
Eksilet og det dynamiske ellevetal – numerisk teologi i Kongebøgerne
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Kongebøgerne; Numerisk teologi
Title of journal:
Forum for Bibelsk Eksegese
Volume of journal:
12
Publisher:
Museum Tusculanums Forlag
»Københavnerskolen« – et moderne syn på bibelhistorien
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Københavnerskolen; Bibelhistorien
Title of journal:
Bibliana
Volume of journal:
3
Number of journal:
2
Dansk og grønlandsk etnisk identitet i Grønland
Editor:
Magnus Berg
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Etnisk identitet; Grønland
Host publication title:
Etnisk kompleksitet – Nordliga länder, Kulturvetenskapliga perspektiv
The Gracious God. Gratia in Augustine and the Twelfth Century
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Gratia in Augustine; The gracious God
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Akademisk Forlag
Den Nådige Gud
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Gud; Nådig
Title of journal:
Teol-Information
Essay on SLICA
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Title of journal:
Arctic – Journal of the Arctic Institute of North America
Volume of journal:
55
Number of journal:
2
Publisher:
University of Calgary
Living Conditions in the Arctic
Editor:
Michael R. Hagerty; J. Vogel; V. Møller
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Host publication title:
Assessing Quality of Life and Living Conditions to Guide National Policy. The State of the Art
Volume:
11
Publication house:
Kluwer Academic Publishers
Vold i historisk perspektiv - verbal vold og traditionel konfliktløsning in Grønland
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Vold; Konfliktløsning; Grønland
Place of publication:
Stockholm
Country of publication:
Sverige
Host publication title:
Perspektiv på vold Nordiska Samarbejdsrådet for Kriminologi
Domestic violence – violence against women by men
Editor:
M. Therrien
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Violence; Women; Greenland
Title of journal:
International Ph.D. School for Studies of Arctic Societies (IPSSAS)
The Restructuration of the Faroese Economy: The Significance of the Inner Periphery
Author:
Richard Apostle; Dennis Holm; Gestur Hovgaard; Ólavur W. Høgnesen; Bjarni Mortensen
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Faroe Islands; Crisis; Economy; Aquaculture; Local development; Planning
Place of publication:
Frederiksberg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Samfundslitteratur
Coping Strategies and Regional Policies – Social Capital in the Nordic Peripheries – Faroe Islands
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Coping; Regional policy; Social capital; Faroe Island; Local development
Place of publication:
Stockholm
Country of publication:
Sweden
Volume:
Nordregio Working paper 2002/8
Publication house:
Nordregio
Tørvur á Kollegium í Klaksvík – Hvat halda tey ungu? Granskingardepilin fyri økismenning
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Kollegium; Klaksvík
Place of publication:
Klaksvík
Country of publication:
Føroyar
Host publication title:
Arbeiðsrit
Edition:
3/2002
Prosaiske kønsforhandlinger omkring årtusindskiftet. Kønnets karakter i 90'er-litteraturen
Year:
2002
Subjects:
Dansk litteratur; Litteraturhistorie; Køn; Prosafiktion
Title of journal:
Reception. Tidsskrift for nordisk litteratur
Number of journal:
46
Publisher:
Københavns Universitet
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Septuaginta: den græske oversættelse
Editor:
J.A.P. Herbener
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Septuaginta; Græsk
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Ny bibeloversættelse – på videnskabeligt grundlag: Introduktion
Publication house:
C.A. Reitzel
En kvittering fra kong Salomos tempel?
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Kong Salomos tempel
Title of journal:
Bibliana
Volume of journal:
2
Number of journal:
2
Tragediedigteren Ezekiel og Exodus-manuskripterne fra Qumran
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Ezekiel; Exodus-manuskripterne
Title of journal:
TEOL-information
Volume of journal:
23
Ny bog om teologien i Det Gamle Testamente
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Det Gamle Testamente; Teologi
Title of journal:
Bibliana
Volume of journal:
2
Number of journal:
2
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Dansk integration og kultur i Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønlandsk kultur- og samfunds forskning
Publication house:
Ilisimatusarfik/Forlaget Atuagkat
Eternity in Time: William of Saint-Thierry on the Immanent God
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Eternity in time; William of Saint-Thierry; Immanent god
Title of journal:
A Journal of Historical Studies
Augustins Filosofiske Dialoger bind 2, oversat til danske af Torben Damsholt
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Augustins filosofiske dialoger
Title of journal:
Fønix
Globalization, embeddedness and local coping strategies – a comparative and qualitative study of local dynamics in contemporary social change
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Globalization; Embeddednes; Coping strategies; Local development; Innovation; Entrepreneurship; Klaksvík; Båtsfjord
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Forlaget Samfundsøkonomi & Planlægning
Økismenning á beina kós
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Økismenning; Regional udvikling
Place of publication:
Klaksvík
Country of publication:
Føroyar
Host publication title:
Arbeiðsrit
Edition:
1/2001
Publication house:
Granskingardepilin fyri Økismenning
Moderkærlighed og melodrama
Editor:
Marlan Marnersdóttir; Jens Cramer
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Krimi; Melodrama; Moderkærlighed; Køn
Place of publication:
Færøernes Universitet
Country of publication:
Føroya
Name of conference:
22. studiekongres Internalional Association for Scandinavian Studies
City of conference:
Thorshavn
Country of conference:
Færøerne
Host publication title:
Nordisk litteratur og mentalitet
ISBN number:
99918-41-25-3
Tove Ditlevsen
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Tove Ditlevsen; Forfatterskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Biografier
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0252-4
Olga Eggers
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Olga Eggers; Forfatterskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Biografier
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0252-4
Helle Helle
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Helle Helle; Forfatterskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Biografier
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0252-4
Thit Jensen
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Thit Jensen; Forfatterskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Biografier
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0252-4
Ulla Ryum
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Ulla Ryum; Forfatterskab
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Biografier
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0252-4
Ansigterne
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Tove Ditlevsen; Ansigterne
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Barndommens Gade
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Tove Ditlevsen; Barndommens Gade
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Erotik
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Olga Eggers; Erotik
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Gengældelsens Veje
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Karen Blixen; Gengældelsens Veje
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Gerd
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Thit Jensen; Gerd
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Gift
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Tove Ditlevsen; Gift
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Hus og hjem
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Helle Helle; Hus og hjem
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Man gjorde et barn fortræd
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Tove Ditlevsen; Man gjorde et barn fortræd
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Natsangersken
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Ulla Ryum; Natsangersken
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Pigesind
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Tove Ditlevsen; Pigesind
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
Stygge Krumpen
Editor:
John Chr. Jørgensen
Year:
2001
Subjects:
Litteratur; Værkanalyse; Thit Jensen; Stygge Krumpen
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Dansk Forfatterleksikon Værker
Edition:
1
Publication house:
Rosinante
ISBN number:
87-621-0040-8, 87-621-0253-2
The exodus story according to Ezekiel the Tragedian and the Exodus manuscripts from Qumran: A study of the early text history of the Book of Exodus
La grâce, l’amour et le Saint Esprit selon Guillaume de SaintThierry
Editor:
N. Boucher
Year:
2000
Subjects:
Saint esprit selon guillaume de SaintThierry
Country of publication:
France
Host publication title:
Signy l’Abbaye et Guillaume de Saint-Thierry. Actes du Colloque international d’Études cisterciennes 9, 10, 11 septembre 1998, Les Vieilles Forges (Ardennes)
Publication house:
Signy L’Abbaye
Measuring Ways of Living and Living Conditions of Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic – The Greenland Inuit as an example
Year:
2000
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of conference:
International Association of Official Statistics Conference
City of conference:
Montreux
Country of conference:
Switzerland
The Politics of Gambling and Ambivalence in Copenhagen
Year:
2000
Subjects:
Politics; Planning; Copenhagen; Welfare
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Volume:
3-2000
Publication house:
GEP Report Series (The Research Programme: Gender, Empowerment and Politics)
The politics of ambivalence and gambling in Copenhagen
Year:
2000
Subjects:
Copenhagen; Urban development; Planning
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Second Annual Report for the URSPIC project
Publication house:
Aalborg Universitet
Det deuteronomistiske og det kronistiske historieværk som historieskrivning
Editor:
G. Hallbäck; J. Strange
Year:
1999
Subjects:
Deuteronomistisme; Teologi
Host publication title:
Bibel og historieskrivning
Publication house:
Museum Tusculanums Forlag
Tragediedigteren Ezekiel: Introduktion og oversættelse
Year:
1999
Subjects:
Ezekiel; Exodus
Title of journal:
Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
62
The Augustinian Tradition, ed. Gareth B. Matthews
Year:
1999
Subjects:
Augustinian tradition
Title of journal:
The Medieval Review
Befolkningseksplosionen - Sundhedsforhold omkring 1959 og siden
Year:
1999
Subjects:
Sundhedsforhold; Grønland
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Gyldendals Håndbog om Grønland
The European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Drugs (ESPAD)
Year:
1999
Subjects:
Survey; Alcohol; Drugs
Place of publication:
Ilulissat
Country of publication:
Grønland
Host publication title:
Grønland på vej mod et nyt straffesystem?
Publication house:
Nordisk Samarbejdsråd for kriminologi
Dependency, Autonomy and Sustainability in the Arctic
Author:
Et al.
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Dependency; Autonomy; Sustainability; Arctic
Place of publication:
Aldershot
Country of publication:
England
Publication house:
Ashgate Publishing Group
Economic Conditions and Migration in Greenland - A Preliminary Study on Migration to and from Greenlandic Settlements 1988-1995
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Economy; Migration; Greenland
Host publication title:
Proceedings from Nordic Arctic Research Forum Symposium
Den grønlandske økonomi – nogle hovedtræk i udviklingen siden Hjemmestyrets indførelse
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Grønlands økonomi; Hjemmestyre
Title of journal:
Samfundsøkonomen
Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic: Inuit, Saami and the Indigenous Peoples of Chukotka
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of conference:
Co-operation Projects on Education and Small/medium sized Enterprises between Russia, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Greenland, Canada and USA
City of conference:
Kirkenes
Country of conference:
Norway
Date & year:
June
Skrøbelige argumenter
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Living conditions; Indigenous people; Arctic
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
50
Coping with Exclusion – A North Atlantic Perspective
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Coping; Exclusion; North Atlantic; Polanyi; Globalization; Local development
Place of publication:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Host publication title:
Coping Strategies in the North: Local Practices in the Context of Global Restructuring
Volume:
ISN 1998:303
At lesa seg av bygdini. Um leiklut skúlans í nútíðar samfelagnum
Editor:
Árni Dahl
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Public school; Local development
Place of publication:
Tórshavn
Country of publication:
Føroyar
Host publication title:
Føroya Lærarafelag 100 ár.
Publication house:
Bókadeild Føroya Lærarafelags
Fragmented Societies
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Sociology; Fragmentation; Reciprocity
Title of journal:
Dansk Sociologi
Volume of journal:
9
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Dansk Sociologforening
Føroyar og Framtíðin. Frá útjaðara til lokalt heimssamfelag
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Færøerne
Name of newspaper:
Sosialurin
Volume & number:
222
Date & year:
14. november
Føroyar og Framtíðin. Broytingar uttan samskipan
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Føroyar; Forvaltning; Kommunal omstilling
Name of newspaper:
Sosialurin
Volume & number:
227
Date & year:
28. november
Føroyar og Framtíðin. Gamlar avbjóðingar, nýggjar loysnir
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Føroyar; Udvikling; Erhverv
Name of newspaper:
Sosialurin
Volume & number:
232
Date & year:
05. december
Moderkærlighed og melodrama i Kerstin Eksmans roman Händelser vid vatten
Year:
1998
Subjects:
Krimi; Svensk litteratur; Melodrama; Kerstin Ekman
Title of journal:
Kvinder, Køn & Forskning
Volume of journal:
7
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Københavns Universitet
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0907-6182
The Tragedy in History: Herodotus and the Deuteronomistic History
Year:
1997
Subjects:
Herodotus; Deuteronomistisme
Title of journal:
Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Supplement Series
Volume of journal:
251
Publisher:
JSOT Press
Informationsteknologien i statistikkens tjeneste dataindsamling, -bearbejdning og -formidling i Grønland status og vision
Year:
1997
Subjects:
Informationsteknologi; Dataindsamling; Data; Statistik; Grønland
Host publication title:
Final Report from the IT-working group of the Greenland Home Rule Government
The Distribution of Income and Changes in the Purchasing Power in Greenland from 1979 to 1993/94 - Some Consequences of 2 Decades of Income Policy
Editor:
Lise Lyck
Year:
1997
Subjects:
Distribution of income; Purchasing power; Greenland
Host publication title:
Socio-economic Developments in Greenland and in other Small Nordic Jurisdictions
Greenland’s Road to Recovery and the Pattern of Settlement
Year:
1997
Subjects:
Recovery; Settlement; Greenland
Title of journal:
North, The Nordic Journal of Regional Development and Territorial Policy
Volume of journal:
8
Number of journal:
2
Fiskeres og fangeres levevilkår. Signalement af en fisker/fanger og en fisker-/fangerhusholdning
Year:
1997
Subjects:
Fiskeres og fangeres levevilkår
Volume of journal:
1
Host publication title:
Kalaalimernit, INUSSUK - Arktisk forskningsjournal
Udredning om forsknings- og udviklingsaktiviteter i og om Grønland
Mellem økonomi og politik. Om regionale integrationsprocesser i den norske velfærdsmodel
Year:
1997
Subjects:
Norge; Nord-Norge; Modernisering; Lokal udvikling; Regionalpolitik
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Arbejdspapir: Institut for Samfundsvidenskab og Erhvervsøkonomi, Roskilde Universitetscenter
IT og Uddannelse
Year:
1996
Subjects:
IT; Uddannelse
Name of conference:
INUTEK’s Minikonference om informationsteknologi og uddannelse
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Date & year:
10. februar
Informationsteknologi og Uddannelse i Grønland
Year:
1996
Subjects:
Informationsteknologi; Uddannelse; Grønland
Name of conference:
INUTEK Conference on Information technology and Education
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Date & year:
Maj
Stormin' Norman in action. En kritisk analyse af omstruktureringsplanerne for den færøske forvaltning
Year:
1996
Subjects:
Færøerne; Forvaltning; Forvaltningsreform
Name of newspaper:
Dimmalætting
Date & year:
08. Juni
Den fiktive forfatter
Editor:
Helga Kress
Year:
1996
Subjects:
Krimi-gyser; Karen Blixen; Køn; Romananalyse
Place of publication:
Reykjavík
Country of publication:
Island
Host publication title:
Litteratur og kjøn i Norden
ISBN number:
9979-54-124-5
Kvindelig orden og mandlig uorden - om køn og genre i Karen Blixens "Skibsdrengebs Fortælling"
Year:
1996
Subjects:
Fortælling; Køn; Genre; Karen Blixen; Dansk litteratur
Title of journal:
Synsvinkler
Volume of journal:
5. årg.
Number of journal:
13
Publisher:
Center for Nordiske Studier
Place of publication:
Odense
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0907-046X
Mandighedens maskerade - køn, plot og genre hos kvindelige prosaister i Skandinavien
Year:
1996
Subjects:
Roman; Fortælling; Naturalisme; Modernisme; Postmodernisme; Værkanalyse
Place of publication:
Odense
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
Odense Universitet
The Collection, Processing and Communication of Data in Greenland
Editor:
Peter Friis
Year:
1995
Subjects:
Data; Processing; Greenland
Host publication title:
The Internationalization Process and the Arctic - Proceedings from Nordic Arctic Research Forum Symposium 1994
Kan den offentlige sektor bidrage til en stabilere samfundsudvikling på Færøerne?
Editor:
Sámal T. F. Johansen
Year:
1995
Subjects:
Færøerne; Offentlig sektor; Krise; Forvaltning; Planlægning
Host publication title:
Nordiske Fiskersamfund i Fremtiden
Volume:
2
Edition:
TemaNord: 1995:586
Publication house:
Nordisk Ministerråd
Hinsides den glade nihilisme - eller om postmodernismen som æstetisk praksis
Year:
1995
Subjects:
Postmodernisme; Prosa; Teori; Æstetik; Litterære strategier
Title of journal:
Edda - Nordisk tidsskrift for litteraturforskning
Volume of journal:
1995
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Universitetsforlaget
Place of publication:
Oslo
Country of publication:
Norge
ISSN number:
0013-0818
L'homme fatal
Year:
1995
Subjects:
Det moderne gennembrud; Sædelighedsfejden; Kvindelige forfattere; Mænd; Køn
Publisher:
Odense Universitet
Place of publication:
Odense
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Ph.d.-Nyt
Volume:
1/95
Den saliggørende nåde hos Bernhard af Clairvaux, Wilhelm af Saint-Thierry og Peter Lombarderen
Year:
1994
Subjects:
Bernhard of Clairvaux; William of Saint-Thierry; Peter Lombarderen
Title of journal:
Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrif
Volume of journal:
57
Kærligheden og gudsbilledet
Year:
1994
Subjects:
Kærlighed; Gudsbillede; Gud
Title of journal:
Humaniora
Volume of journal:
8
Year:
1994
Subjects:
Færøerne; Planlægning; Sygehusvæsen; Konflikt; Magt
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Danmark
Volume:
Studieserien nr. 12 (speciale)
Publication house:
Roskilde Universitetscenter
Projekt Kongehal.- In: Kongehallen fra Lejre. Symposium om rekonstruktionen af Vikingehallen fra Gl. Lejre og et vikingetidsmiljø, Lejre
Rapport fra et symposium med arkæologer, historikere, arkitekter mfl med fokus på rekonstruktion af "Kongehallen" fra Gl. Lejre og et vikingetidsmiljø i Sagnlandet Lejre.
Editor:
Anne Larsen
Year:
1994
Subjects:
Vikingetid; Rekonstruktion; Kongehal; Sagnlandet Lejre
Place of publication:
Sagnlandet Lejre
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Teknisk Rapport
Volume:
1
Publication house:
Sagnlandet Lejre
ISBN number:
87-87567-35-0
Mandighed som maskerade. Om Kerstin Ekmans roman Rövarna i Skuleskogen
Editor:
Marie Fitger
Year:
1994
Subjects:
Kerstin Ekman; Romananlyse; Køn; Nordisk litteratur
Title of journal:
Skrifter for Nordisk Sommeruniversitet
Volume of journal:
Psykoanalysens aktualiteter
Publisher:
Nordisk Sommeruniversitet
Place of publication:
Aalborg
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
87-87564-68-8
Ut gratia sit gratia. Om nåden og askesen hos Wilhelm af SaintThierry
Year:
1993
Subjects:
Ut gratia sit gratia; William of Saint-Thierry
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Ordet, kirken og kulturen. Afhandlinger om kristendomshistorie tilegnet Jakob Balling
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitets Forlag
Krisen på Færøerne. Problemstillinger og perspektiver
Year:
1993
Subjects:
Færøerne
Place of publication:
Roskilde
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
NORS skrifter no. 26
Publication house:
Roskilde Universitetscenter
Modstand og forvandling. En diskussion af mandlighedens repræsentation i Gösta Berlings Saga og Röverna i Skuleskogen
Year:
1993
Subjects:
Nordisk litteratur; Kvindelige forfattere; Selma Lagerlöf; Kerstin Ekman
Place of publication:
Budapest
Country of publication:
Ungarn
Name of conference:
Literature as Resistand and Counter-Culture 19th Study Conference of Internaional Association for Scandinavian Studies
City of conference:
Budapest
Country of conference:
Ungarn
Host publication title:
Literature as Resistance and Counter-Culture. Papers of the 19th Study Conference of the International Association for Scandinavian Studies
Publication house:
Hungarian Association for Scandinavian Studies
ISBN number:
963 04 3597 7
Visdommens veje. Fire skrifter af Bonaventura. Oversat med et indførende essay af Jørgen Pedersen
Year:
1992
Subjects:
Visdommens veje
Title of journal:
Platonselskabets Skriftserie
Volume of journal:
11
Kirsten Thorup
Editor:
Anders Ellegaard, Lars Onslev, Poul Schmidt
Year:
1992
Subjects:
Forfatterskab; Dansk litteratur; Roman
Title of journal:
Synsvinkler
Volume of journal:
1
Number of journal:
3
Publisher:
Center for Nordiske Studier
Place of publication:
Odense
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0907-046X
Postfeminismens dekonstruktion - en diskussion uden syntese
Year:
1991
Subjects:
Køn; Dekonstruktion; Feminisme
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Name of conference:
Livsmagt-seminaret
City of conference:
Nyborg
Country of conference:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Opgør eller opløsning - en seminarrapport fra årbogsseminaret om LIVSMAGT
Volume:
Årbog for kvindeforskning
Edition:
2
ISBN number:
87-982886-0-1
Den första historien om Stocholms blodbad
Year:
1991
Subjects:
Historieskrivning; Kildekritik; Narratologi; Dekontruktion; Analyse; Aristoteles
Title of journal:
Häften för Kritiska Studier
Volume of journal:
24
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Häften för Kritiska Studier
Place of publication:
Stockholm
Country of publication:
Sverige
ISSN number:
0345-4798
Postfeminismens lille fortælling
Year:
1991
Subjects:
Postfeminisme; Fortælling
Title of journal:
Kvindeforskning
Volume of journal:
5
Number of journal:
4
Publisher:
Kvinfo
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Altmagtsutopierne i Edith Södergrans digtning
Editor:
Linda Andersen; Lis Wedell Pape; Marianne Rostgård
Year:
1990
Subjects:
Lyrik; Kvinde; Utopier; Digtning
Place of publication:
Aarhus
Country of publication:
Danmark
Host publication title:
Livsmagt. Nye perspektiver på kultur, magt og køn
Publication house:
Aarhus Universitetsforlag
ISBN number:
87-7288-268-9
Mellem ekspressionisme og feminisme. En analyse af utorpierne i Edith Södergrans digtning
Year:
1989
Subjects:
Magisterkonferensspeciale
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Edition:
1
Richard af Saint-Victor: Om Treenigheden. Introduktion og oversættelse
Year:
1986
Subjects:
Richard of Saint-Victor; Treenighed
Place of publication:
København
Country of publication:
Danmark
Publication house:
C.A. Reitzels Forlag
Åndserfaring og teologi hos Wilhelm af Saint-Thierry
Year:
1985
Subjects:
Åndserfaring; Teologi; William of Saint-Thierry
Host publication title:
Spiritualitet. Festskrift til Anna Marie Aagaard
Kærlighed og Treenighed. Et hovedtema i Richard af St. Victors De Trinitate
Year:
1984
Subjects:
Kærlighed; Treenighed; St. Victors de trinitate
Title of journal:
Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
47
Tro, fornuft og erfaring. Richard af St. Victors teologiske metode
Year:
1984
Subjects:
Tro; Fornuft; Richard of Saint-Victor
Title of journal:
Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrift
Volume of journal:
47
Karen Blixens hekse
Year:
1983
Subjects:
Litteratur; Fortælling; Kvindelighed
Title of journal:
Kvindespor. Tidsskrift om kvinder og kultur
Volume of journal:
1983
Number of journal:
8
Publisher:
Foreningen Kvinder og Kultur
Place of publication:
Århus
Country of publication:
Danmark
ISSN number:
0107-1602
Subjects:
Socialrådgiveruddannelsen; Tvangsflytning; Nedlæggelse; Faglighed
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
10
Date & year:
10. marts 2017
Subjects:
Socialrådgiveruddannelsen; Tvangsflytning; Nedlæggelse; Faglighed
Name of newspaper:
Sermitsiaq
Volume & number:
13
Date & year:
31. marts 2017
Who are our vulnerables?
Subjects:
Greenland; Vulnerability
Name of conference:
Kalaallit Røde Korsiat
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Greenland
Date & year:
11 February 2017
Men's violence against women: interviews with inmates
Subjects:
Violence; Inmates; Domestic
Name of conference:
Confronting gendered violence: Focus on Perpetrators
City of conference:
Helsinki
Country of conference:
Finland
Date & year:
30 November 2016
Socioeconomic conditions related to addiction and assaults
Subjects:
Addiction; Assaults; Socioeconomic
Name of conference:
Conference on women, addiction, trauma and treatment
City of conference:
Reykjavík
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
01 September 2015
Gender and welfare in Greenland - Status and Challenges
Subjects:
Gender; Welfare; Greenland; Status; Challenges
Name of conference:
Citizenship Practices. Transnational Identities, Human Rights and Social Justice in a Globalising World
City of conference:
Durham
Country of conference:
England
Date & year:
26 September 2011
Den enkeltes bidrag til husholdningen - illustreret ved resultater fra SLiCA
Subjects:
Husholdningen; Økonomi; Arktis; SLiCA
Name of conference:
Utviklingstrekk og spenninger i de Nordiske velferdsstater – utfordringer og muligheter for utdanningene i sosialt arbeid
City of conference:
Bodø
Country of conference:
Norge
Date & year:
06 August 2009
Drum songs and conflict resolution in Greenland in 1800 and 1900
Subjects:
Drum songs; Conflict resolution; Greenland; 1800; 1900
Name of conference:
More conciliation – less punishment. Possibilities and obstacles for an extended use of restorative justice
City of conference:
Oñati
Country of conference:
Spain
Date & year:
21 May 2009
Relationships between violence and different living conditions – An analysis based on the Survey of Living Conditions in the Arctic, SLiCA
Subjects:
Violence; Living conditions; SLiCA; Arctic
Name of conference:
6th International Congress of Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS VI)
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Greenland
Date & year:
22 August 2008
Domestic violence – violence against women by men
Subjects:
Domestic violence; Violence against women
Name of conference:
ISQOLS (International Studies for Quality of Life Studies)
City of conference:
Grahamstown
Country of conference:
South Africa
Date & year:
17 July 2000
Subjects:
Hjemløshed; Grønland; Socialpolitik
Date & year:
15. november 2017
Web publication type:
Blog - oplæg
Web place of publication:
http://www.socialpolitisk-forening.dk/
Offshore Oil and Gas Development in the Arctic under International Law explores the international legal framework for hydrocarbon development in the marine Arctic. It presents an assessment of the careful balance between States’ sovereign rights to their resources, their obligations to uphold the ri…
Offshore Oil and Gas Development in the Arctic under International Law explores the international legal framework for hydrocarbon development in the marine Arctic. It presents an assessment of the careful balance between States’ sovereign rights to their resources, their obligations to uphold the rights of Arctic inhabitants and their duty to prevent injury to other States. It examines the rights of indigenous and other Arctic populations, the precautionary approach, the environmental impact assessment and the duty to monitor offshore hydrocarbon activities. It also analyses the application of the international law of responsibility in the event that the State fails to meet its primary obligations in the absence of a State’s wrongful conduct.
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This paper explores the interests and influence of Iceland in the Arctic. Iceland’s position as a member of the Arctic Council is the starting point, examining how this high level intergovernmental forum enables Iceland to exercise influence that belies the size of its population, economy or securit…
This paper explores the interests and influence of Iceland in the Arctic. Iceland’s position as a member of the Arctic Council is the starting point, examining how this high level intergovernmental forum enables Iceland to exercise influence that belies the size of its population, economy or security capacity. This is contrasted with the exclusion of Iceland from the closer “Arctic Five” talks on Central Arctic Ocean governance and what steps Iceland can take to ensure its legal and economic interests in the seas are protected. The paper reviews the Icelandic Arctic policy, based on Hagsmunir Íslands á norðurslóðum, in light of the two earlier Arctic policy statements, Ísland á norðurslóðum (Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2008) and the Parliamentary Resolution on Iceland’s Arctic Policy (2011), the interests of different Icelandic stakeholders, and the objectives of other Arctic participants (Arctic and non-Arctic States, indigenous peoples, environmental NGOs and business). The approach is interdisciplinary, drawing from international relations scholarship, international law, development economics and broader research in Arctic Studies.
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Subjects:
Iceland; Arctic governance; Arctic Council; Maritime boundaries; Fishing; Shipping
Name of conference:
No one is an Island: Iceland and the International Community
City of conference:
Akureyri
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
19 March 2016
Subjects:
Telemedicin; Borgernes perspektiv
Date & year:
januar 2018
Web publication type:
Artikel
Web place of publication:
www.bestprac.dk
The West Nordic region holds promising opportunities to improve utilisation, sustainability and value from its biological resources. The region’s major bioresources available for biorefining and biotechnological applications are the focus of this report. It identifies valuable ingredients in the dif…
The West Nordic region holds promising opportunities to improve utilisation, sustainability and value from its biological resources. The region’s major bioresources available for biorefining and biotechnological applications are the focus of this report. It identifies valuable ingredients in the different resources, processing technologies which are or may be applied, and possible end products obtained from further processing the raw material. An overview of the current operations and products which are being produced within the region is given. The report divides the available bioresources into biodegradable residues of aquatic or land origin and underutilised biomass. High-north specific opportunities and obstacles are highlighted.
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Author:
Bryndís Björnsdóttir; Margrét Geirsdóttir; Elísabet Eik Guðmundsdóttir; Guðjón Þorkelsson; Rósa Jónsdóttir; Gunnar Þórðarson; René Groben; Stephen Knobloch ; Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann; Janus Vang; Ingunn Gunnarsdóttir; Ragnar Jóhannsson; Lisbeth Due Schönemann -Paul ; Sigrún Elsa Smáradóttir
Subjects:
Bioeconomy; West Nordic Region; Biotechnology; Innovation
By 2018, Greenland has officially had an independent controlled social and labour administration for 50 years.
The realization in 1968 took place 12 years before the signing of the Greenlandic home rule act in 1979.
The taking over of the social and labour administration became a historical turni…
By 2018, Greenland has officially had an independent controlled social and labour administration for 50 years.
The realization in 1968 took place 12 years before the signing of the Greenlandic home rule act in 1979.
The taking over of the social and labour administration became a historical turning point for the introduction of a more organized and democratic social welfare system.
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Subjects:
Social work history; Social policy; Education
Name of conference:
SWSD - Social Work, Education and Social Development
City of conference:
Dublin
Country of conference:
Ireland
Date & year:
04 July 2018
Aasivissuit - Nipisat: inuit hunting ground between ice and sea
Author:
J. F. Jensen; C. Andreasen; P. Fleischer-Lyberth; L. Løgstrup; H. H. Poulsen; O. R. Ólafsson; A. C. Løventoft-Jessen; S. Barr; Morten Meldgaard
Subjects:
Aasivissuit; Nipisat; Inuit; Hunting
End date:
January 2017
Requestor:
Qeqqata Municipality
Subjects:
Autonomy; Islands; Definitions
Date & year:
2018
Web publication type:
Short article
Web place of publication:
http://50shadesoffederalism.com/case-studies/autonomous-island-regions/
Unfreezing Colonial Accounts: New Evidence on Social Mobility in Nineteenth-Century Greenland
The Danish colonial project in Greenland during the nineteenth century has been subject to a polarizing debate in the current Danish and Greenlandic public sphere. On the one hand, there are observers depicting the colonial administration as a benevolent and socially-inclusive, whereas others regard…
The Danish colonial project in Greenland during the nineteenth century has been subject to a polarizing debate in the current Danish and Greenlandic public sphere. On the one hand, there are observers depicting the colonial administration as a benevolent and socially-inclusive, whereas others regard it as a socially-exclusive regime. Using a newly collected dataset of Protestant mission’s marriage registers from four West Greenlandic towns (Nuuk, Qaqortoq, Qeqertasuaq and Aasiaat) this paper investigates empirically the hypothesis whether Greenlanders experienced an upward intergenerational occupational mobility over the colonial period. The analysis identifies fathers and sons (grooms) occupational attainment to document quantitatively how the structure of the labor market changed over time. We discuss how the colonial labor market became a key ladder for social mobility after the introduction of administrative reforms and a new institutional agenda in the second half of the nineteenth century. We add to the literature by providing further evidence on the link between historical social mobility and the emergence of inclusive institutions in an arctic indigenous society.
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Subjects:
Economic history
Name of conference:
XIXth World Economic History Congress
City of conference:
Boston
Country of conference:
United States
Date & year:
July 2018
Previous social and public health research has documented a range of issues concerning vulnerability in different groups that could be target groups for vulnerability prevention actions. A research collaboration between Red Cross Greenland (Kalaallit Røde Korsiat), Red Cross Iceland and the Universi…
Previous social and public health research has documented a range of issues concerning vulnerability in different groups that could be target groups for vulnerability prevention actions. A research collaboration between Red Cross Greenland (Kalaallit Røde Korsiat), Red Cross Iceland and the University of Greenland has partnered to, through mixed methods studies, identify potential vulnerable groups in Greenland. Red Cross Greenland will use the study as an indication of where to proceed with future social action. From a research point of view, we get a national perspective of which groups the geographically wide spread Greenlandic population across social classes perceive as the main vulnerable groups.
MIXED METHODS
The main research instrument of the vulnerability study is a questionnaire which was applied to a representative study including 1.000 respondents (total adult population: 40.000). This was combined with focus group interviews: 8 different focus groups across the country. Finally, we reached out, nationwide, to formal and informal experts to get their perspectives on vulnerable groups.
The joint research effort has accumulated a substantial amount of data on ‘vulnerability’ in different formats (including both quantitative and qualitative data), and gathered by applying different research methods. The data enable us to identify, analyse conditions and perceptions of vulnerability and, furthermore, discuss public as well as volunteer sector strategies and approaches towards vulnerable groups.
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Subjects:
Vulnerability; Mixed methods; Greenland; Red Cross
Name of conference:
Social Work Education & Social Development
City of conference:
Dublin
Country of conference:
Ireland
Date & year:
5. juli 2018
Greenland is on the one hand a unique case of independent Arctic social policy development and social work education. On the other hand, severe social challenges are still evident in the form of violence towards women, youth suicide (perhaps the highest in the world), and low levels of child welfare…
Greenland is on the one hand a unique case of independent Arctic social policy development and social work education. On the other hand, severe social challenges are still evident in the form of violence towards women, youth suicide (perhaps the highest in the world), and low levels of child welfare.
This paper presents, for the first time, a coherent 50-year historical timeline starting with the National Council’s (Landsrådet) administration of social and labour market affairs in 1968, before the Home Rule Act of 1979 - concluding by examining current social policies anno 2018. It is discussed how social challenges, as listed above, can be linked to previous administration’s struggle to anchor the social work profession to social policy development.
In Greenland, the social work education began in 1985. Today, social workers are graduating with a bachelor-degree in accordance with The Bologna Process. However, as a profession, the Greenlandic social workers are still not organized in a labour union. This poses an essential problem in terms of being able to express a voice from a professional point of view in the social political debate.
Across the Arctic the Greenlandic case is rare in regards to the historic formation of an indigenous people’s administration of social policies. This is only in the making in neighboring countries.
Finally, the paper discusses the relation between an independent social work education, the necessity for a social worker labour union and the forming of future Arctic social policies.
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Subjects:
Social work history; Social policy; Arctic
Name of conference:
Social Work Education & Social Development
City of conference:
Dublin
Country of conference:
Ireland
Date & year:
6. juli 2018
This week’s blog comes from Silke Reeploeg, a lecturer with the University of the Highlands and Islands based in the Shetland Islands. She has taught history and literature on a s200_silke.reeploegvariety of programmes including Orkney and Shetland Studies, Island Studies and Highlands and Islands C…
This week’s blog comes from Silke Reeploeg, a lecturer with the University of the Highlands and Islands based in the Shetland Islands. She has taught history and literature on a s200_silke.reeploegvariety of programmes including Orkney and Shetland Studies, Island Studies and Highlands and Islands Culture, and has recently completed a PhD thesis on the historical and cultural links between Scotland and Norway in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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Editor:
Jim MacPherson; Kristin Lindfield-Ott
Subjects:
History; Literature
Date & year:
17.11.2016
Web publication type:
Blog
Web place of publication:
Blog of the Journal of British Identities (Hub for the Study of British Identities)
Author:
Heather Exner-Pirot; Maria Ackrén; Natalia Loukacheva; Heather Nicol; Annika E. Nilsson; Jennifer Spencer
Editor:
The Arctic Institute - Center for Circumpolar Security Studies
Subjects:
Article; Law; Governance
Date & year:
05 February 2019
Web publication type:
Article
Web place of publication:
https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/
Climate and topography in West Greenland along a vast west-to-east transect from the ocean and fjords to the ice sheet contains evidence of 4200 years of human history. Fisher-hunter-gatherer cultures have created an organically evolved and continuing cultural landscape based on hunting of land and…
Climate and topography in West Greenland along a vast west-to-east transect from the ocean and fjords to the ice sheet contains evidence of 4200 years of human history. Fisher-hunter-gatherer cultures have created an organically evolved and continuing cultural landscape based on hunting of land and sea animals, seasonal migrations and settlement patterns, and a rich and well-preserved material and intangible cultural heritage. Large communal winter houses and evidence of communal hunting of caribou via hides and drive systems are distinctive characteristics, along with archaeological sites from the Saqqaq (2500-700 BC), Dorset (800 BC-1 AD), Thule Inuit (from the 13th century) and colonial periods (from the 18th century). The cultural landscape is presented through the histories and landscapes of seven key localities from Nipisat in the west, to Aasivissuit, near the ice cap, in the east. The attributes of the property include buildings, structures, archaeological sites and artefacts associated with the history of the human occupation of the landscape; the landforms and ecosystems of the ice cap, fjords, lakes; natural resources, such as caribou, and other plant and animal species that support the hunting and fishing cultural practices; and the Inuit intangible cultural heritage and traditional knowledge of the environment, weather, navigation, shelter, foods and medicines.
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Author:
J. F. Jensen; C. Andreasen; P. Fleischer-Lyberth; L. Løgstrup; H. H. Poulsen; Ó. R. Ólafsson; A. C. Løventoft-Jessen; S. Barr; Morten Meldgaard
Subjects:
Aasivissuit; Nipisat; World Heritage Centre
End date:
2017
Requestor:
Qeqqata Municipality
Nomination of Aasivissuit-Nipisat - inuit hunting ground between ice and sea - for inclusion on the World Heritage List: Annex 2: management plan
Author:
H. H. Poulsen; C. Andreasen; P. Fleischer-Lyberth; L. Løgstrup; J. F. Jensen; Ó. R. Ólafsson; A. C. Løventoft-Jessen; Morten Meldgaard; S. Barr; K. Wûrtz Poulsen
Subjects:
Aasivissuit; Nipisat; World Heritage Centre
End date:
2017
Requestor:
Qeqqata Municipality
Masterlæra - evalueringsrapport 1. semester
Author:
Gestur Hovgaard; Elisabeth S. Olsen; Lív Patursson; Anna P. L. Olsen
Subjects:
Masterlære; Evaluering
Kortlægning af mobilitet: Geografisk mobilitet på Færøerne, Island og Nordnorge
Dette seminar undersøger, hvor Grønland er på vej hen – og kaster lys over de muligheder, udfordringer og dilemmaer, som Grønland står over for på her på 10 året for selvstyre.
Seks stemmer fra Grønland til at give deres vurdering af, hvad introduktionen af Selvstyre har betydet for Grønland og til…
Dette seminar undersøger, hvor Grønland er på vej hen – og kaster lys over de muligheder, udfordringer og dilemmaer, som Grønland står over for på her på 10 året for selvstyre.
Seks stemmer fra Grønland til at give deres vurdering af, hvad introduktionen af Selvstyre har betydet for Grønland og til at diskutere, hvad selvstændighed vil betyde for de enkelte samfundsområder og for Grønland som helhed.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Subjects:
Grønlands Selvstyre fylder 10 år
Sources in Greenlandic news media
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Subjects:
Journalism; News media; Greenland
Name of conference:
Nordmedia
City of conference:
Malmö
Country of conference:
Sweden
Date & year:
August 2019
This paper focuses on historical travel writing by women in order to investigate the construction of gendered geographies in the Far North. Using an interdisciplinary approach that combines history, territorial discourses and gender studies, the paper examines travel literature as part of the const…
This paper focuses on historical travel writing by women in order to investigate the construction of gendered geographies in the Far North. Using an interdisciplinary approach that combines history, territorial discourses and gender studies, the paper examines travel literature as part of the construction and performance of gendered coloniality in Greenland and Northern Sweden.
The conference paper was presented as part of a special panel "Investigating the Politics of Gender History, Coloniality, Decoloniality and Indigeneity in the Greenlandic Archive (Pre-proposed Panel)" at NORA 2019, Border Regimes, Territorial Discourses and Feminist Politics at the University of Iceland (Programme attached).
It is now available as part of a special issue "Nordic Colonialisms and Scandinavian Studies", see Höglund, J., & Burnett, L. (2019). Introduction: Nordic Colonialisms and Scandinavian Studies. Scandinavian Studies, 91(1-2), 1-12. Retrieved from https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5406/scanstud.91.1-2.0001.
Direct link> Reeploeg, S. (2019). Women in the Arctic: Gendering Coloniality in Travel Narratives from the Far North, 1907-1930. Scandinavian Studies, 91(1-2), 182-204. Retrieved from https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5406/scanstud.91.1-2.0182.
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Subjects:
Arctic; History; Human geography; Gender; Travel
Name of conference:
NORA (Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research) 2019, Border Regimes, Territorial Discourses and Feminist Politics
City of conference:
Reykjavik
Country of conference:
Icleand
Colonisation is a gendered enterprise, with archives both expressing and constructing the colony as masculine domain, populated by explorers, hunters and (male dominated) resource extraction. This paper explores gendered memory cultures in British/North American Arctic exploration during the late ni…
Colonisation is a gendered enterprise, with archives both expressing and constructing the colony as masculine domain, populated by explorers, hunters and (male dominated) resource extraction. This paper explores gendered memory cultures in British/North American Arctic exploration during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Using archival material, the paper investigates the intersections of gender, race and class as they shape both tangible and intangible memorization narratives of Josephine Diebitsch-Peary. As the wife of the Arctic explorer Robert Peary she accompanied her husband on expeditions to Greenland, giving birth to a daughter in Northern Greenland in 1893. Using papers and objects donated to the Women’s Archive in Portland, Maine, the paper traces how women are framed alternately as the ‘ideal’ wife and citizen and ‘that woman’, forming part of the many hidden histories of Arctic exploration narratives. Her archives thus allow us not only access to a woman’s perspective on an Arctic expedition, but also illustrate the gendered aspects of memory and colonialism that reach into the archive itself. The paper will demonstrate how an analysis within the context of memory studies enhances our understanding of Arctic histories and cultures by embracing the entangled nature of history and memory.
This paper was presented as part of the panel 'Gendering memories: all the way from heroism to disposession' at the Memory Studies Association Conference, Complutense Universidad, Madrid and will be submitted for peer-review/publication in 'Memory Studies' (Sage Journals).
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Subjects:
Arctic; History; Memory; Gender; Travel
Name of conference:
3rd Annual Memory Studies Association Conference
City of conference:
Madrid
Country of conference:
Spain
This paper investigates the cultural-historical processes that connect early twentieth century Arctic colonial histories with experiences of coloniality. Ada Blackjack was the only survivor of an expedition that travelled to Wrangel Island in September 1921. An Inupiat from Nome, Blackjack had joine…
This paper investigates the cultural-historical processes that connect early twentieth century Arctic colonial histories with experiences of coloniality. Ada Blackjack was the only survivor of an expedition that travelled to Wrangel Island in September 1921. An Inupiat from Nome, Blackjack had joined four Anglo-European men recruited by the Canadian anthropologist and explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson to reclaim the island for the British Crown. Although the only member of the group remotely ‘at home’ in the Arctic environment she was consequently accused of neglecting or even murdering a male colleague, after the rest of the men had disappeared to seek help across the ice in January 1923. As she defended herself in the press, Blackjack was framed either as a heroic ‘female Robinson Crusoe’ or a questionable anti-wife who had failed to assist the endeavor of building “A new Empire of the North”. Linking this micro-historical episode of Arctic colonial history to the macro-historical matrix of imperial power and expansion, the paper exposes the contested nature of Arctic historiography. While illustrating the entangled nature of cultural and social memory it also explores the transformative potential of historical research that both implicates and unsettles established global narratives.
This paper was presented as part of the panel "Varieties of colonial history" at the 12th Annual Conference of the International Society for Cultural History at Tallinn University. It will be submitted for peer-review/publication in 2020.
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Subjects:
Arctic; History; Imperialism
Name of conference:
Global Cultural History 12th Annual Conference of the International Society for Cultural History
City of conference:
Tallinn
Country of conference:
Estonia
Presentation on conference on media system in the Nordic countries. Nordic media systems research network.
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Subjects:
Media systems
The teacher education has been offering correspondence education for two decades. But didactical possibilities from digital solutions has yet to be explored and taken advantage of. Distance education is expected to show more potential in the Greenlandic educational system in the future. From fall 20…
The teacher education has been offering correspondence education for two decades. But didactical possibilities from digital solutions has yet to be explored and taken advantage of. Distance education is expected to show more potential in the Greenlandic educational system in the future. From fall 2017 a fresh start has been launched utilizing a hybrid educational format.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Subjects:
Distance education; Teacher education; Hybrid classroom; Decentral teacher education
Name of conference:
International Conference on Future Learning (ICFL)
City of conference:
Barcelona
Country of conference:
Spain
Date & year:
18 - 20 December 2018
As part of research based on Øgaards ph.d. dissertation (Øgaard 2015) on distance teaching in school, pupils in a small settlement in the Disko Bay where connected with an educated sloyd teacher working in the nearest town. Assignments, projects and results from the pupils where distributed through…
As part of research based on Øgaards ph.d. dissertation (Øgaard 2015) on distance teaching in school, pupils in a small settlement in the Disko Bay where connected with an educated sloyd teacher working in the nearest town. Assignments, projects and results from the pupils where distributed through the use of iPads and internet. An important part of the didactical design was small workbenches and selected tools developed for the project to frame and support sloyd as distance teaching.
The teaching took place october- december 2018. The didactical design has been working very well. On request from the local headteacher the sloyd distance teaching will continue. Following Øgaards research, distance teaching in schools is studied for progressive and didactical developmental components. Distance teaching is usually associated with high priority school subjects like math and language. Choosing sloyd as a subject for distance teaching is, beside support of sloyd as a school subject, also an effort to stretch and challenge the possibilities with distance teaching in schools, for its support of didactical and pedagogical development.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Subjects:
Distance teaching; Distance education; Teacher education; Crafting and design; Sloyd; Håndværk og design; Peter Hersted
Name of conference:
Make&Learn
City of conference:
Göteborg
Country of conference:
Sweden
Date & year:
17 - 20 September 2019
Since Greenland in 2009 became a self-governing nation within the Danish kingdom, steps towards national self-determination and an independent state have been at the core of discussions. A reconciliation commission has recently submitted its final report. Initially thought as process involving forme…
Since Greenland in 2009 became a self-governing nation within the Danish kingdom, steps towards national self-determination and an independent state have been at the core of discussions. A reconciliation commission has recently submitted its final report. Initially thought as process involving former colony and colonial power, the commission’s work, after Denmark’s refusal to participate, focused on internal tensions, language and ethnicity issues and center-periphery conflicts: all challenges of a society deeply marked by postcoloniality. The paper discusses the political implications of the process and the commission’s recommendations in the context of theories of internalized oppression, mental decolonization and post-colonial nostalgia.
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Subjects:
Greenland; Reconciliation commission; Self-government; Postcolonialism; Historiography; Decolonization
Name of conference:
Recognition, Reparatin, Reconciliation: the Light and Shadow of Historical Trauma
City of conference:
Stellenbosch
Country of conference:
South Africa
Date & year:
05 - 09 December 2018
Subjects:
Greenland; Affect theory; Reconcilition; Sovereignty; Language; Memory; Discourse analysis
Name of conference:
23. Arbeitstagung der Skandinavistik
City of conference:
Kiel
Country of conference:
Germany
Date & year:
27 - 29 September 2017
Subjects:
Greenland; Contemporary literature
Name of conference:
31st Congress of the International Association of Scandinavian Studies (IASS)
City of conference:
Groningen
Country of conference:
Netherlands
Date & year:
13 August 2016
Subjects:
Greenland; Denmark; Historiography; Affect; Postcolonial discourse; Nostalgia
Name of conference:
SASS 2015: First Nations and Indigenous Discourses, Methodologies, and Histories
City of conference:
Columbus, Ohio
Country of conference:
USA
Date & year:
08 May 2015
Subjects:
Denmark; Sweden; Right-wing populism; Freedom of speech; Art; Political discourse
Name of conference:
Material Matters in Times of Crisis Capitalism
City of conference:
Giessen
Country of conference:
Germany
Date & year:
15 November 2014
Jonathan Franzen, Susanne Bier and Self-conceptions of Exceptionalism in Crisis
Subjects:
Nordic exceptionalism; American exceptionalism; Postcolonialism; National identities; Literature
Name of conference:
Yale Conference on Baltic and Scandinavian Studies
City of conference:
Yale, New Haven, CT
Country of conference:
USA
Date & year:
13 - 15 March 2014
Subjects:
Literature; Denmark; Danish West Indies; Colonial history; Nordic exceptionalism
Name of conference:
21. Arbeitstagung der Skandinavistik (ATDS)
City of conference:
Freiburg
Country of conference:
Germany
Date & year:
25 September 2013
Subjects:
Greenland; Literature; Postcolonialism; Nation building; Frantz Fanon; Augo Lynge
Name of conference:
103rd SASS Conference
City of conference:
San Francisco / Berkeley
Country of conference:
USA
Subjects:
Greenland; Denmark; Literature; Arctic discourses; Colonial discourse; Postcolonial theory
Name of conference:
20. Arbeitstagung der Skandinavistik
City of conference:
Vienna
Country of conference:
Austria
Date & year:
28 September 2011
Indigenous female agency in colonial Greenland
During the early-modern period, women in Western European countries began to marry at an older age. This historical observation is known as the (Western) European Marriage Pattern (EMP). As a result, the position and agency of women arose by enhancing human capital formation and by encouraging women…
During the early-modern period, women in Western European countries began to marry at an older age. This historical observation is known as the (Western) European Marriage Pattern (EMP). As a result, the position and agency of women arose by enhancing human capital formation and by encouraging women and girls access to wage labor. These developments coincided with the arrival of Christian missionaries to colonized areas and the diffusion of European cultural traits. Only a few historical studies have found whether the characteristics of the EMP ‘traveled’ outside of North-Western Europe. While existing literature on this phenomenon has typically focused on European countries and peripheries, regions in the Arctic have been neglected. This paper uses the Protestant church’s historical records of marriages of various Greenlandic towns (Nuuk, Qaqortoq, Qeqertasuaq, and Aasiaat) to explore whether the marriage patterns in colonial Greenland exhibited characteristics of the EMP. It discusses how the gender division of society changed with the creation of the Danish trade monopoly and how the subsequent development of colonial labor markets may have affected the marriage decisions of Greenlandic women. It concludes analyzing the potential underlying mechanisms and causes of the existence (or absence) of the EMP in colonial Greenland.
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Subjects:
Economic history; Sociology; Gender studies
Name of conference:
Inuit Studies Conference
City of conference:
Montreal
Country of conference:
Canada
Date & year:
October 2019
The paper explores women’s experiences of homelessness in Nuuk, Greenland from a feminist theoretical perspective. By engaging with empirical evidence from an ongoing research project in Nuuk, including ethnographic interviews with support providers and women who identify as homeless, the paper exam…
The paper explores women’s experiences of homelessness in Nuuk, Greenland from a feminist theoretical perspective. By engaging with empirical evidence from an ongoing research project in Nuuk, including ethnographic interviews with support providers and women who identify as homeless, the paper examines the contributing factors to and experiences of housing insecurity and homelessness among women in Greenland’s capital city. Furthermore, the literature concerning women’s homelessness in northern Canada and Greenlandic women’s homelessness in Denmark to link the empirical evidence to broader themes of gendered patterns of social service dependency, rural-urban migration and discrimination in northern social policy is looked upon. In this paper it is argued that not only is the public social system in Greenland ill-prepared for the rising number of people without secure accommodation and the related social and health problems in Nuuk, but women are especially sidelined in this policy gap. It is clear from research in other contexts that women are more susceptible to hidden homelessness, and are also marginalized in services for the visibly homeless. In Greenland, and in Nuuk, there are currently no specialized programs for women experiencing homelessness, despite the fact that women’s homelessness is often framed by intimate partner violence, the loss of custody of one’s children, and sexual violence. In the paper it is demonstrated that, among other things, that women’s homelessness and the factors that contribute to it in Greenland are nothing new, and yet remain largely absent in Greenlandic social policy. This oversight continues to marginalize women experiencing homelessness in myriad ways.
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Subjects:
Homelessness; Women; Nuuk; Security; Social policy
Name of conference:
Nordic Geographers Meeting
City of conference:
Trondheim
Country of conference:
Norway
Date & year:
16 - 19 June 2019
Catching up in Greenland: Pathways for knowledge transfer in the Arctic
Subjects:
Innovation; Economic development; Economic policy
Name of conference:
Arctic Circle Assembly
City of conference:
Reykjavik
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
October 2019
The new research project "The Art of Nordic Colonialism: Writing Transcultural Histories", is funded by the Danish Carlsberg Foundation, and brings together researchers, curators, and artists working on art and visual culture related to Nordic colonial projects in the Caribbean, West Africa, India,…
The new research project "The Art of Nordic Colonialism: Writing Transcultural Histories", is funded by the Danish Carlsberg Foundation, and brings together researchers, curators, and artists working on art and visual culture related to Nordic colonial projects in the Caribbean, West Africa, India, Greenland, Iceland, and Sápmi. Organised by the Nuuk Art Museum and hosted by Department of Cultural and Social History at the University of Greenland, the research group held a public one-day conference at the University of Greenland during “Nuuk Nordisk Kulturfestival” 2019.
Artists took actively part in imperialist projects from the 17th century and onwards, either as participants in colonial expeditions, as »tourists« and travelers, or as onlookers from home. At the same time, colonized subjects used aesthetic practices in their resistance to colonial rule. The conference inaugurated a collective examination and discussion of the role colonialism has had on the creation and reception of art and art histories across the Nordic countries and their former colonies from the 1600s up until the present. Responding to three artworks from the Nuuk Art Museum's collection, first and second year students from the Department of Cultural and Social History presented individual "think pieces" on the connections between visual art and colonial history in Greenland to an international audience.
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Subjects:
Art; History; Greenland
Name of conference:
Student Think Pieces: Art & History - the Art of Nordic Colonialism: Writing Transcultural Art Histories
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Greenland
Date & year:
07 October 2019
Mediernes rolle i den politiske proces - en diskussion af mediernes output
Author:
Naimah Hussain
Subjects:
Medier; Mediepolitik; Indholdsanalyse
Name of conference:
Future Greenland
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Date & year:
2013
Bibliografien er et lettere revideret uddrag af en kommenteret bibliografi: ’Befolkningsundersøgelser, levevilkårsundersøgelser, samt undersøgelser af udvalgte gruppers sociale problemer, udfordringer m.m. i Grønland – herunder sårbarhed og sårbare grupper’, som blev udarbejdet til Kalaallit Røde K…
Bibliografien er et lettere revideret uddrag af en kommenteret bibliografi: ’Befolkningsundersøgelser, levevilkårsundersøgelser, samt undersøgelser af udvalgte gruppers sociale problemer, udfordringer m.m. i Grønland – herunder sårbarhed og sårbare grupper’, som blev udarbejdet til Kalaallit Røde Korsiats Sårbarhedsundersøgelse (maj 2018) og til BUFFI, Ilisimatusar¬fiks Børne- og Ungeprojekt (november 2018). Denne version (juni 2019) er målrettet Ilinniarfissuaq, Institut for Lærings undervisning om grønlandske børn og unges vilkår og livskvalitet.
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Nærværende bibliografi er et lettere revideret uddrag af en kommenteret bibliografi: ’Befolkningsundersøgelser, levevevilkårsundersøgelser, samt undersøgelser af udvalgte gruppers sociale problemer, udfordringer m.m. i Grønland – herunder sårbarhed og sårbare grupper’, som blev udarbejdet til Kalaal…
Nærværende bibliografi er et lettere revideret uddrag af en kommenteret bibliografi: ’Befolkningsundersøgelser, levevevilkårsundersøgelser, samt undersøgelser af udvalgte gruppers sociale problemer, udfordringer m.m. i Grønland – herunder sårbarhed og sårbare grupper’, som blev udarbejdet til Kalaallit Røde Korsiats Sårbarhedsundersøgelse (maj 2018) og til BUFFI, Ilisimatusarfiks Børne- og Ungeprojekt (november 2018). Denne version (juni 2019) er målrettet Ilinniarfissuaq, Institut for Lærings undervisning om grønlandske børn og unges vilkår og livskvalitet.
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Her er Grønlands trændsættere
Author:
Editor:
Martine Lind Krebs
Subjects:
Mode; Trendsættere; Grønland; Influencers
Aajuku nunatsinni nutaaliortartut
Author:
Editor:
Martine Lind Krebs
Subjects:
Atisat; Sunniisartut; Inuusuttut
Kulturen i moden under Arctic Winter Games 2016
Nuilarmiut - Namminiussusermut ilisarnaatit atoqqusaanngitsut
Author:
Editor:
Katja Vahl
Subjects:
Nuilarmiut; Sapangat; Kalaallisuut
Perlekraven - Det hellige symbol på individualisme og anderledeshed
Iskrystalprinsessen vol. II - Bæredygtig kulturarv. NAPA. Nordens Institut
Aajuku nunatsinni nutaaliortartut
Author:
Editor:
Martine Lind Krebs
Subjects:
Mode; Design; Sunniisartut
Da perlerne blev en del af den grønlandske kultur - og den sociale kontrol?
Perler på snor-udstillingen. 2018. Den Nordatlantiske Brygge. København
Grønlands ansigt udadtil - Modedesignerne fra Arktis
Nordatlantiske strejftog. Billedkunst og mode fra Grønland, Island og Færøerne. Kunstetagerne Hobro.
Author:
Subjects:
Mode; Design; Influensers
Web publication type:
Artikel
Web place of publication:
Ilisimatusaat
Course description and reading list of new graduate level course "Critical perspectives on cultural heritage".
Governments around the world advance innovation as a significant means to improving public services (Walker, 2006:311). Within this discussion the word innovation seems to be used habitually by policy makers where there are high expectations in relation to reviving, boosting and renewing the flaggin…
Governments around the world advance innovation as a significant means to improving public services (Walker, 2006:311). Within this discussion the word innovation seems to be used habitually by policy makers where there are high expectations in relation to reviving, boosting and renewing the flagging economies and the public sector services. Within this context, innovation in the public sector is recognized as a vital factor in meeting the challenges of globalization and demographic changes, and simultaneously sustaining a high level of public services to citizens and businesses.
However, there is ambiguity and disagreement in the ‘literature’ with no universally accepted definition (National Audit Office 2006; Becheikh, N. et al 2007) about what innovation is, And about what deserves to be classified as an ‘innovation’ (Hartley 2005; Moore and Hartley 2008; Osborne 2008). Through reviewing the literature concerning innovation theory and the more recent literature on innovation in the public sector this paper compares and contrasts both definitions and classifications of innovation in an effort to shed more light on this complex area.
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Subjects:
Innovation; Public sector
Name of conference:
ICE-Project
City of conference:
Göteborg
Country of conference:
Sweden
Date & year:
2010
Editor:
Eirik Sivertsen
Subjects:
Arctic; Parliamentary cooperation
Nunat pissaanilissuit annertusiartuinnartumik Issittumik soqutiginnninnerat Kalaallit Nunaata Danmarkillu akornanni attaveqatigiinnermut aqqutinik unamminartumik inissisimatitsipput. Ilisimatusarfimmi Ph.D.-nngorniartoq Sara Olsvig, Ulrik Pram Gad DIIS-imeersoq peqatigalugu periutsinik suleriaatsini…
Nunat pissaanilissuit annertusiartuinnartumik Issittumik soqutiginnninnerat Kalaallit Nunaata Danmarkillu akornanni attaveqatigiinnermut aqqutinik unamminartumik inissisimatitsipput. Ilisimatusarfimmi Ph.D.-nngorniartoq Sara Olsvig, Ulrik Pram Gad DIIS-imeersoq peqatigalugu periutsinik suleriaatsinillu pitsanngorsaanissamut arlalialunnik DIIS-imit Policy Brief-imi uani innersuussuteqarput.
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Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security
Web publication type:
Policy Brief
Web place of publication:
diis.dk
Den øgede stormagtsinteresse for Arktis sætter kommunikationslinjerne mellem Grønland og Danmark under pres. Ph.D.-stipendiat på Ilisimatusarfik Sara Olsvig og Ulrik Pram Gad fra DIIS en anbefaler i dette DIIS Policy Brief en række mulige forbedringer af praksis og procedurer.
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security
Web publication type:
Policy Brief
Web place of publication:
diis.dk
Increased great power interest in the Arctic strains the lines of communication between Greenland and Denmark. Ph.D.-fellow Sara Olsvig from the University of Greenland, Ulrik Pram Gad from DIIS recommends a series of enhanced procedures and practices.
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security
Web publication type:
Policy Brief
Web place of publication:
diis.dk
Patient involvement in Greenland hospital care: a clinical research project
Subjects:
Patient involvement
Name of conference:
International Conference on Circumpolar Health
City of conference:
Copenhagen
Date & year:
2018
Grønland og Færøerne markerer sig med henholdsvis et meget højt og et meget lavt fangetal, selvom der ikke er fængsler. Artiklen belyser, hvordan frihedsberøvelse fuldbyrdes i de to dele af rigsfællesskabet.
Editor:
Emu-redaktionen, Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet
Subjects:
Grønland; Færøerne; Frihedsberøvelse; Anstalt; Kriminalitet
Web publication type:
Artikel
Web place of publication:
emu.dk
Whose voice? A Greenlandic perspective on gender representation in the news
Gender equality and representation matters are rarely discussed in the Greenlandic public debate, and there hasn’t been conducted research on the matter of representation in contemporary Greenlandic news media. For the first time, Greenland is participating in the Global Media Monitoring Project (GM…
Gender equality and representation matters are rarely discussed in the Greenlandic public debate, and there hasn’t been conducted research on the matter of representation in contemporary Greenlandic news media. For the first time, Greenland is participating in the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP), which seeks to highlight the significance of gender equality as stressed in arctic as well as global human development goals. The project also has an activist approach with a focus on giving voice and be a catalyst towards change within public debate as well as media institutions.
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Author:
Naimah Hussain
Subjects:
Media; Journalism practice; Gender; Gender relations; Representation
Name of conference:
Nordmedia 2021: Crisis and Resilience: Nordic Media Research on the Frontline
City of conference:
Reykjavik
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
18. - 20. august 2021
Gendered news media: the Nordics in a Global Context
This panel aims at bringing an overview and discuss the Nordic results of the GMMP 2020 in a local and global context. The Nordic countries traditionally have had much in common in terms of news media culture and traditions, but at the same time each country has its distinct local and historical cha…
This panel aims at bringing an overview and discuss the Nordic results of the GMMP 2020 in a local and global context. The Nordic countries traditionally have had much in common in terms of news media culture and traditions, but at the same time each country has its distinct local and historical characteristics, which also come to light in these quantitative data sets on use of sources, gender representation in the news content and in the newsroom organizations.
The panel invites a joint Nordic discussion on gender representation in use of sources, gendered framing in the news, demographics of journalists/editors as well as specific topics such as covid-19 in the media coverage during GMMP 2020. The specific national empirical findings together with the global results can contribute to a joint discussion on future methodological and analytical questions on both national and cross-national comparative studies on gender and media. Cross-national studies can qualify and highlight both causes and effects of gender equality in news media and contribute to a better understanding of gendered media practices.
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Author:
Naimah Hussain
Subjects:
Gender; Media; Nordics; Representation; Journalism
Name of conference:
Nordmedia 2021: Crisis and Resilience: Nordic Media Research on the Frontline
City of conference:
Reykjavik
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
18. - 20. august 2021
The question of language vitality and sustainability through empirical examples from Greenlandic Media
All national Greenlandic media are bilingual and focuses on the use of both Greenlandic (the “indigenous”) and Danish (the “colonial”) language. Even though the Greenlandic language is highly used and sustainable as well as highlighted in policymaking, research has shown that in some areas the Danis…
All national Greenlandic media are bilingual and focuses on the use of both Greenlandic (the “indigenous”) and Danish (the “colonial”) language. Even though the Greenlandic language is highly used and sustainable as well as highlighted in policymaking, research has shown that in some areas the Danish language is still dominant. This presentation wishes to discuss the use of Danish as the primary language in editorial work at the national media and what the long-term consequences this can have on the vitality and sustainability of the Greenlandic language. Through empirical examples we will discuss and highlight some key issues that are imminent in a bilingual society as the Greenlandic, for instance the extensive (and expensive) use of (simultaneous) interpretations and the barriers this can create in both public and civic life.
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Author:
Naimah Hussain
Subjects:
Journalism; Media; Language; Bilingualism
Name of conference:
International Congress of Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS X)
City of conference:
Arkhangelsk
Country of conference:
Russia
Date & year:
15/06/2021 - 19/06/2021
Gender Equality and Representation in Greenlandic Media
Author:
Naimah Hussain
Subjects:
Gender; Media; Representation; Journalism
Name of conference:
StatusUdgivet - 2021 BegivenhedInternational Congress of Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS X)
City of conference:
Arkhangelsk
Country of conference:
Russia
Date & year:
15/06/2021 - 19/06/2021
Blok P makes a great read for people that want to know about more than polar bears and the melting ice cap when it comes to Greenland. The book includes many positive and life affirming messages to those of us that think living in 1960s housing, in any country, was pure torture. The memories collect…
Blok P makes a great read for people that want to know about more than polar bears and the melting ice cap when it comes to Greenland. The book includes many positive and life affirming messages to those of us that think living in 1960s housing, in any country, was pure torture. The memories collected for this project are both nostalgic and happy - about things such as running water, having a bathtub, forming new friendships and communities and having access to Nuuk’s shops and pubs. On the more serious side, the book is a useful reflection on the role of architecture in the historical and ongoing physical and social violence of Nordic colonialism. But, most of all, the book is an essential reminder about the most important part of the Arctic - the people – and how they actively and continuously adapt and reimagine their worlds. With or without polar bears.
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Subjects:
Greenland; Colonialism; History; Architecture
Web publication type:
Digital Book Fair
Web place of publication:
https://www.arcticartbookfair.com/
Norden's Borders, The Nordics: Narratives and Practices of a Region, Nordic Studies, Digiloikka Project
The Nordic Studies Online as a part of the digi-loikka project aims to create a digital learning platform about the Nordics. This project is a joint-initiative of several scholars from the University of Helsinki (Department of Cultures/Centre for Nordic Studies), University of Gdansk (Scandinavian S…
The Nordic Studies Online as a part of the digi-loikka project aims to create a digital learning platform about the Nordics. This project is a joint-initiative of several scholars from the University of Helsinki (Department of Cultures/Centre for Nordic Studies), University of Gdansk (Scandinavian Studies) and Aarhus University (Department of History), and also cooperates with the ReNEW research hub and with the online platform, nordics.info.
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Subjects:
Recording; Webinar; Online teaching; MOOC (Massive Open Online Course)
Web publication type:
Recording / Webinar for University of Helsinki
Web place of publication:
https://www2.helsinki.fi/en/news/language-culture/nordic-studies-online-digiloikka-project
The study of memory cultures often foregrounds the recovery of denied historical truths, with the recognition that social and cultural norms not only shape canonical versions of the past, but continue to be complicit in legitimised forms of forgetting and erasure. This paper investigates the interse…
The study of memory cultures often foregrounds the recovery of denied historical truths, with the recognition that social and cultural norms not only shape canonical versions of the past, but continue to be complicit in legitimised forms of forgetting and erasure. This paper investigates the intersections between personal archives and other forms of cultural expression in acts of collective memoralization and forgetting. Using the personal archives of Josephine Diebitsch-Peary, the research introduces the concept of coloniality to studying Arctic memory cultures by examining the role of gender in the context of Arctic exploration literature. The paper concludes that an understanding of the coloniality of knowledge and its connections to epistemic violence is crucial to the study of memory and historical legacy in the Arctic.
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Subjects:
Arctic; Gender; History; Memory; Exploration literature
Name of conference:
Arctic Science Summit Week 2021
City of conference:
Online, Lisbon
Country of conference:
Portugal
Date & year:
19. - 26.03.2021
Letters from Greenland was part of a series of 'letters' or updates about the COVID-19 situation in the Nordic countries in 2020. Fellow authors were Andrew Newby (Finland), Peter de Souza (Sweden – works in Norway), Henrik Halkier (Denmark), Rebecca Stirzaker (Norway), Elisabeth Holm (Faroe Islands…
Letters from Greenland was part of a series of 'letters' or updates about the COVID-19 situation in the Nordic countries in 2020. Fellow authors were Andrew Newby (Finland), Peter de Souza (Sweden – works in Norway), Henrik Halkier (Denmark), Rebecca Stirzaker (Norway), Elisabeth Holm (Faroe Islands) and Ingibjorg Agustsdottir (Iceland). During the 'corona year' 2020 the updates were collected and shared regularly via the Facebook group Nordic Horizons. Nordic Horizons is an informal group of Scottish professionals who want to raise the standard of knowledge and debate about life and policy in the Nordic nations. The group facebook page has 2.900 followers and acts as a repository for information, presentations, digital media of the meetings of the group and posts of members. See www.nordichorizons.org for more details.
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Editor:
Mike Danson
Subjects:
Covid-19
Web publication type:
Facebook posts
Web place of publication:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/nordichorizons/
The Curious Stranger - 'thinking on your feet'
This paper explores the interactions and processes that empower researchers to qualify and change research questions during fieldwork. Turning to the concepts of reflexivity, reflection-in-action, reflection-on-action gives a valuable understanding of the processes that qualify research projects whi…
This paper explores the interactions and processes that empower researchers to qualify and change research questions during fieldwork. Turning to the concepts of reflexivity, reflection-in-action, reflection-on-action gives a valuable understanding of the processes that qualify research projects while they are happening. Reporting on two separate fieldwork studies in Greenland, the paper explores how the researchers respond to unfolding events in the two different Greenlandic contexts. Study A) investigated homelessness in Tasiilaq but changed direction to embrace new national and local developments. A unique opportunity arose due to a broadcast sent via Denmark’s Radio. Consequently, the researcher in the field responded by broadening the interview guide and scope of the study. Study B) discusses how leadership unfolds in fish processing factories in Nuuk and Maniitsoq. The researcher emerged in everyday organisational life, observing day-to-day activities based on participant observations, shadowing, conversations, and interviews.
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Subjects:
Fieldwork; Reflexivity
Name of conference:
Greenland - Denmark 1721-2021
City of conference:
Copenhagen
Country of conference:
Denmark
Micro media systems
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Subjects:
Greenland; Media system; Micro states; Small states
Name of conference:
Nordmedia
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
2021
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Skyldfølelse
Date & year:
8-10-2020
Web publication type:
BLOG Hull University
Web place of publication:
Supporting the Transition and Retention of Newly Qualified Nurses
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Døden
Date & year:
3-2-2020
Web publication type:
BLOG Hull University
Web place of publication:
Supporting the Transition and Retention of Newly Qualified Nurses
It’s not your fault that you break down” – a study of self blame in newly graduated nurses in medical units in Denmark
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Skyldfølelse
Name of conference:
25. Annual Qualitative Health Research (QHR). Vancouver: International Institute for Qualitative Methodology
City of conference:
Vancouver
Country of conference:
Canada
Date & year:
29-10-2019
Newly qualified nurses work at death and with dying patients in medical units at patient safety hospitals in Denmark
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Medicinske afsnit; Døden
Name of conference:
25. Annual Qualitative Health Research (QHR). Vancouver: International Institute for Qualitative Methodology
City of conference:
Vancouver
Country of conference:
Canada
Date & year:
28-10-2019
En kort oversigt over Hans Egedes første grønlandske tekster og hans første forsøg på at oversætte en længere tekst fra Bibelen, nemlig 1 Mosebog kap. 1-11. Der gives nogle eksempler på oversættelsesproblemerne og på, hvordan Hans Egede har påvirket det grønlandske sprog.
Subjects:
Hans Egede; Bibelen; Grønland
Web publication type:
Artikel
Web place of publication:
www.bibelselskabet.dk
En oversættelse fra oldhebraisk til nudansk af de gammeltestamentlige bøger Hoseas' Bog og Ezekiels Bog.
Arctic Exceptionalism vs. Looming Arctic Security Dilemma
Theoretically, classic disputes between realists and liberalists about the nature of IR come to fore in contrasting Arctic Exceptionalism vs. the Security Dilemma. This paper discusses the merits of these two concepts in an Arctic context, but also dig deeper into the causal mechanisms of the concep…
Theoretically, classic disputes between realists and liberalists about the nature of IR come to fore in contrasting Arctic Exceptionalism vs. the Security Dilemma. This paper discusses the merits of these two concepts in an Arctic context, but also dig deeper into the causal mechanisms of the concepts.
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Subjects:
Arctic security
Name of conference:
ISA (International Studies Association)
City of conference:
Online
Country of conference:
USA
Date & year:
April 2021
Large amounts of money are being transferred from Brussels to Nuuk. But the EU is not good enough at showing how much it contributes, so ordinary Greenlanders aren’t aware of this.
Editor:
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. Regional Programme Nordic Countries
Subjects:
EU; Greenland
Web publication type:
Kommentar
Web place of publication:
kas.de
Subjects:
Deltagelse; Lokalsamfund; Etik; Demokratisering; Forskningsformidling
Name of conference:
Forskning og samfund i dialog
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Greenland
Countering declining populations and homelessness through enhanced social planning (ESP)
The past three decades have seen the population of Greenland declining, with inhabitants moving to Denmark. Often, they do so in search of work or educational opportunities, while others want better social care and services. In recent years, homelessness has become a significant cause of concern (Ch…
The past three decades have seen the population of Greenland declining, with inhabitants moving to Denmark. Often, they do so in search of work or educational opportunities, while others want better social care and services. In recent years, homelessness has become a significant cause of concern (Christensen et al. 2017) with increasing numbers of people living rough, with few shelters, inadequate housing, and arctic weather conditions.
During this presentation, the housing situation in Greenland’s capital Nuuk is at focus, and I argue for creating and simulating infrastructure development through enhanced social planning (ESP) to meet demographic challenges. Enhanced social planning involves the regeneration and development of housing areas and communities. When adopted as a mechanism, the concept of social planning can play a crucial role in creating inhabitable communities, affordable housing, thriving economies, social cohesion, and diversity. ESP takes its point of departure in the underlying principles of social justice (equity, access, participation, and rights) and aims to enhance community well-being and effectiveness. ESP involves planning for communities and their inhabitants through deliberate action and policy implementation combined with regional and other strategical activities.
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Subjects:
Homelessness; Greenland declining population
Name of conference:
GRASP Festival 2021
City of conference:
Roskilde
Country of conference:
Denmark
Date & year:
October 2021
Subjects:
Inuit fermentation practise; Equitable research
Web publication type:
Enriched transcript of lecture
Web place of publication:
https://fermentology.pubpub.org/pub/nlkgt8lj/release/1
Climate change or global warming results in melting ice in the Arctic, both inland and sea ice. This opens up opportunities of natural ressource extraction and possibilities of new shipping routes, that opens up opportunities for increased maritime activities. However, with these opportunies come al…
Climate change or global warming results in melting ice in the Arctic, both inland and sea ice. This opens up opportunities of natural ressource extraction and possibilities of new shipping routes, that opens up opportunities for increased maritime activities. However, with these opportunies come also the challenges of increased maritime activities that result in several risks in the Arctic such as the risk of pollution and the risks of accidents, which produce a need for preparedness towards oil spill and towards search and rescue (SAR) and institutions for SAR. Since the Arctic is such a huge territory with diverse stakeholders, there is a need for transborder cooperation within the Arctic states and between the Arctic states and states outside the Arctic that recently gained access to the Arctic Council activities as observers states. On this background, the paper will investigate and assess possibilies of transborder risk management and partnership.
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Subjects:
Arctic; Greenland; Climate change; Shipping routes; Maritime security; Security risk management
Name of conference:
ECPR (European Consortium for Political Research) Genreal Conference
City of conference:
Montréal
Country of conference:
Canada
Date & year:
26-29 August 2015
Editor:
DIIS; Polar Journal
Subjects:
Foreign policy; Security; Defense
Web publication type:
Policy brief
Web place of publication:
https://polarjournal.ch/2022/04/03/natuerlich-hat-groenland-seine-eigene-verteidigungspolitik/
Editor:
Altinget debatredaktion
Subjects:
Udenrigspolitik; Sikkerhed; Forsvar
Web publication type:
Debate
Web place of publication:
Altinget.dk
Hvert år bliver nye grønlændere hjemløse i Danmark samtidig med, at Grønlands befolkning har negativ vækst. I denne podcastserie undersøges årsager til at en stor gruppe grønlændere lever som hjemløse i Danmark. En dokumentar i 2 afsnit om hjemløshed og manglende socialpolitik i Rigsfællesskabet.
E…
Hvert år bliver nye grønlændere hjemløse i Danmark samtidig med, at Grønlands befolkning har negativ vækst. I denne podcastserie undersøges årsager til at en stor gruppe grønlændere lever som hjemløse i Danmark. En dokumentar i 2 afsnit om hjemløshed og manglende socialpolitik i Rigsfællesskabet.
En podcastserie af Mille Bianco Schiermacher, lavet for Kofoeds Skole i forbindelse med rapporten "Fra Grønland til Gaden" om samme emne.
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Conceptualising micro media systems
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Subjects:
Greenland; Media system; Microstates; Small states
Name of conference:
ICA - International Communication Association Conference
City of conference:
Paris
Country of conference:
France
Date & year:
May 2022
This publication s part of the larger, umbels project initiated in 2018 that gathers organizations and curators in the northern regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Greenland.
Author:
Ruth Montgomery
Editor:
Marion Bouvier; Paavo Heinonen; Anastasia Patsey
Subjects:
Art; Theater in the Arctic
Subjects:
Home Rule; Self-Government; Autonomy; Greenland
Date & year:
January 2022
Web publication type:
Open Access
Web place of publication:
https://www.world-autonomies.info
Subjects:
Krimi; Feminisme; Litteratur; Detektiver; Krimiplot
Date & year:
2009
Web publication type:
Videnskabelig artikel
Web place of publication:
www.krimiforsk.aau.dk
Nasiffik tassaavoq Ilisimatusarfimmi ilisimatusarnermik ingerlatsivik nutaaq, nunarsuarmi avatitsinniittut Kalaallit Nunaannik aamma Issittumik annertunerujartuinnartumik soqutiginnikkiartortunik nakkutiginninniartoq. Najukkamut attuumassuteqartumik issittoq aamma sillimaniarnermut politikki pillugu…
Nasiffik tassaavoq Ilisimatusarfimmi ilisimatusarnermik ingerlatsivik nutaaq, nunarsuarmi avatitsinniittut Kalaallit Nunaannik aamma Issittumik annertunerujartuinnartumik soqutiginnikkiartortunik nakkutiginninniartoq. Najukkamut attuumassuteqartumik issittoq aamma sillimaniarnermut politikki pillugu ilisimatusarnermik ingerlatsivimmik pilersitsinermut siunertami pineqarpoq, katersuinissaq aamma ilisimasanik ineriartortitsinissaq ilaatigut aallartitaqarneq aamma Issittumi qasukkarsimaarnissaq pillugu naalagaaffiit pissaanillit allanngornerat taamatullu silaannaap pissusiata allanngoriartornera tunngavigalugit.
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Subjects:
Arctic security
Date & year:
November 2022
Web publication type:
Ilisimatusaat
Web place of publication:
https://www.uni.gl/ilisimatusaat
Micro media systems
In this article the concept ‘micro media system’ is introduced to describe the relations between media and politics in microstates and societies. Drawing on ideas from literature on democracy in microstates (Benedict, 1967; Corbett and Veenendaal, 2019; Sarapuu and Randma-Liiv, 2020), it is argued t…
In this article the concept ‘micro media system’ is introduced to describe the relations between media and politics in microstates and societies. Drawing on ideas from literature on democracy in microstates (Benedict, 1967; Corbett and Veenendaal, 2019; Sarapuu and Randma-Liiv, 2020), it is argued that despite their many differences, the smallest media systems share four characteristics linked to their micro size: (1) government domination, (2) high social integration and overlapping role-relationships, (3) dependence on few individuals and (4) multi-functionalism among journalists and media outlets. These characteristics of micro media systems can weaken the media’s position in society vis-à-vis other institutions.
Whereas previous research on small media systems (e.g., Puppis, 2009) has considered size as a binary variable, in this article it is argued that size of media systems is better perceived as a continuous variable. This implies that the characteristics of micro media systems become more pronounced the smaller the media system.
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Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard
Subjects:
Greenland; Media system; Microstates; Small states
Name of conference:
International Communication Association (ICA)
City of conference:
Paris
Country of conference:
France
Date & year:
May 2022
Editor:
Dansklærerforeningen
Subjects:
Undervisningsmateriale; 7.-9. klasse
Editor:
Dansklærerforeningen
Subjects:
Undervisningsforløb; 4.-6. klasse
The Literary Tale
Editor:
ENSFR
Subjects:
Litterær fortælling; Genre; Short fiction
Name of conference:
The European Network for Short Fiction Research Annual Conference -Short fiction as World Literature
City of conference:
Lissboa
Country of conference:
Portugal
Date & year:
2022
ICA - International Communication Conference
The ethical guidelines are based on a thorough study of relevant Arctic ethical guidelines relevant to the individual workpackages of FutureArctic Lives: Future Arctic Livelihoods and Biodiversity in a Changing Climate.
Author:
Martin Reinhardt Nielsen; Mona Estrella Bachmann; Carina Keskitalo; Birgitte Hoffmann; Anne Borge Johannesen; Camilla Brattland; Göran Bostedt; Kåre Hendriksen; Bente Sundsvold; Birger Poppel
Subjects:
Ethical guidelines; Future Arctic Lives
Subjects:
Ectomycorrhiza
Name of conference:
Fourth International Conference of Mycorrhizae (ICOM4)
City of conference:
Montreal
Country of conference:
Canada
Date & year:
August 2023
En rundtur i Ivigtut Mineby
De studerende som didaktiske designere og didaktisk samtale
På læreruddannelsen i Grønland har underviserne de sidste 2 ½ år deltaget i et udviklingsprojekt med overskriften ”De studerende som didaktiske designere”. Projektets formål er et større fokus på at udvikle de studerendes didaktiske kompetencer. I projektet vægtes et voksendidaktisk fokus. De studer…
På læreruddannelsen i Grønland har underviserne de sidste 2 ½ år deltaget i et udviklingsprojekt med overskriften ”De studerende som didaktiske designere”. Projektets formål er et større fokus på at udvikle de studerendes didaktiske kompetencer. I projektet vægtes et voksendidaktisk fokus. De studerende deltager i planlægning, gennemførelse og evaluering af undervisningen i læreruddannelsen. Forskning har vist at sådan et produktkrav kan fastholde lærerprocesser (Sørensen et.al., 2017). Planlægningen sker i et tæt samarbejde med fagenes undervisere. ”Der er kun ved at acceptere og indarbejde teoretisk refleksion som en betydningsfuld del af læreruddannelsen at læreruddannelseskoden kan forandres sådan at den bliver mere resistent i den sårbare første periode i arbejde” (Imsen, 2005, Lærerens verden. Gyldendals lærerbibliotek, s. 418).
I projektet afholdes løbende seminarer for underviserne med delprojektfremlæggelser, videndeling, refleksioner og diskussion af erfaringer med efterfølgende ny designfase, hvor erfaringer anvendes, til stor inspiration. Udviklingsprojektet får hele tiden tilføjet nye elementer. Fx blev der i foråret 2019 tilføjet didaktisk refleksion med reflekterende team efter undervisningen var gennemført og evalueret. (Plauborg, Andersen, & Bayer, 2007). Den gruppe studerende der netop havde undervist skulle reflektere over den undervisning de havde gennemført, ved hjælp af en struktureret interviewguide. Denne del af projektet bliver udfoldet yderligere til den mundtlige præsentation.
Alle studerende der har medvirket i projektet, har besvaret evalueringsskemaer. Disse svar har vi analyseret vha. grounded theory metoden (Charmaz, 2014; Gabrielsen, 2018). Det viser sig bl.a. at det er motiverende for de studerende med den store grad af selvvalg i forhold til metode og tilrettelæggelse, når de er didaktiske designere jf. selvbestemmelsesteorien (Ågård, 2014; Ryan & Deci, 2000). Til den mundtlige præsentation vil vores empiri og vores analyse blive præsenteret og perspektiveret.
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Subjects:
Læreruddannelsen; Lærerstuderende; Didaktisk design; Didaktisk samtale
Name of conference:
Den 16. Nordiske Læreruddannelseskonference Innovation i Undervisning og Læring
City of conference:
Torshavn
Country of conference:
Færøerne
Date & year:
3. - 5. maj 2022
En kort diskussion af Hans Egedes første forsøg på at oversætte bibeltekster til grønlandsk med nogle eksempler på oversættelsesproblemer.
Subjects:
Hans Egede; Den grønlandske bibel; Grønlandsk oversættelse
Web publication type:
Kommentar
Web place of publication:
bibelselskabet.dk
Socialklinisk sygeplejepraksis – en kvalitativ undersøgelse af hospitalsansatte socialsygeplejerskers praksisformer i mødet med socialt udsatte patienter
Author:
Karin Højbjrg; Emilie Marie Andrés ; Christian Ildrup Gadgaard; Heidi Myglegård Andersen; Carsten Juul Jensen
Subjects:
Social sygepleje; Sundhedsprofession; Arbejdsliv; Governmentality
Subjects:
Nyuddannede sygeplejersker; Arbejde med døden; Poetiske repræsentationer
Name of conference:
Nordic Conference in Nursing Research
City of conference:
Copenhagen
Country of conference:
Denmark
Date & year:
4 - 6 October 2022
Subjects:
Grønlands sundhedsvæsen; Sprog; Sundhed; Rekruttering og fastholdelse; Det grønlandske patienthjem
Name of conference:
NUNAMED En grønlandsk medicinsk konference
City of conference:
Nuuk
Country of conference:
Grønland
Date & year:
30. september - 2. oktober 2022
Subjects:
Trivsel; Uddannelse; Fastholdelse; Sundhedsprofessionelle
Name of conference:
CARN 2022, Changing Lives through Action Research
City of conference:
Dublin
Country of conference:
Ireland
Date & year:
28. - 30. oktober 2022
Author:
Mette Apollo Rasmussen
Subjects:
Leadership; Collaboration; Processes
Title of journal:
Leadership
Place of publication:
London
Country of publication:
England
DOI number:
doi.org/10.1177/1742715023115556
Uretfærdigheder mod den grønlandske befolkning, som eksperimentbørnene i 1951 eller tvangsflytningen af Thules befolkning i 1953, trækker spor helt ind i den nyeste generation af grønlændere.
Purpose: We investigated risk of myocardial infarction (MI) associated with the content of linoleic acid (LA) in adipose tissue, a biomarker of long-term dietary intake of LA and a marker of endogenous LA exposure.
Methods: Between 1993 and 1997, 57,053 middle-aged subjects were included in the Dan…
Purpose: We investigated risk of myocardial infarction (MI) associated with the content of linoleic acid (LA) in adipose tissue, a biomarker of long-term dietary intake of LA and a marker of endogenous LA exposure.
Methods: Between 1993 and 1997, 57,053 middle-aged subjects were included in the Danish Diet, Cancer and Health cohort. We performed a case–cohort study that included a random sample of the full cohort (n=3167) and all incident MI cases appearing during 16 years of follow-up (n=2819). Information on incident MI cases was obtained by linkage with Danish nationwide registries. Adipose tissue biopsies were taken from the buttocks of the participants, and their fatty acid composition was determined using gas chromatography. HRs (hazard ratios) with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were used to describe the associations between content of LA in adipose tissue and the risk of MI. HRs were calculated using weighted Cox proportional hazards regression with robust variance.
Results: After adjustment for established risk factors of MI, adipose tissue content of LA was not associated with the risk of MI in men and women combined (quintiles 5 versus 1, HR, 1.03 (95% CI, 0.85–1.25), P-trend=0.970) or in men and women separately (quintiles 5 versus 1, HR, 1.05 (95% CI, 0.83–1.33), P-trend=0.871 and quintiles 5 versus 1, HR, 0.99 (95% CI 0.72–1.37), P-trend=0.928, respectively). Investigating the association between LA and MI with a shorter, 5- or 10-year duration of follow-up provided similar results.
Conclusion: Content of LA in adipose tissue was not associated with the risk of MI.
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Author:
Maja Hykkelbjerg Nielsen; Morten Frydenberg; Christian Sørensen Bork; Stine Krogh Venø; Anne Tjønneland; Erik Berg Schmidt; Kim Overvad; Marianne Uhre Jakobsen
Subjects:
Adipose tissue; Coronary heart disease; Linoleic acid; Myocardial infarction; N-6 fatty acids; Omega-6 fatty acids
Title of journal:
European Journal of Nutrition
DOI number:
10.1007/s00394-021-02526-y
This study aimed to estimate the age- and sex specific prevalence of patients using antihypertensive medication in Greenland, and compared the quality of care between patients with and without a diagnosis for hypertension. The study was a cross-sectional study comparing patients using antihypertensi…
This study aimed to estimate the age- and sex specific prevalence of patients using antihypertensive medication in Greenland, and compared the quality of care between patients with and without a diagnosis for hypertension. The study was a cross-sectional study comparing patients using antihypertensive medication in 2020 (6,629 patients) and 2021 (7,008 patients), respectively. For data from 2021, patients with a medical diagnosis code were identified. Data was obtained from the Greenlandic electronic medical record. The population of Greenland was used as background population. Quality of care was evaluated based on suggested indicators by international guidelines and goals from Steno Diabetes Centre Greenland. The prevalence of patients aged ≥20 years using antihypertensive medication had increased from 16.7% in 2020 to 17.5% in 2021. The prevalence increased by age and was higher among women compared to men. In 2021, the prevalence of patients aged ≥20 years with a medical diagnosis code for hypertension was 7.9%. The use of antihypertensive medication in Greenland is common. The associated quality of care was low. However, process indicators were significantly improved when patients had a medical diagnosis code. Future focus must be on initiating initiatives ensuring that more patients are registered with a medical diagnosis code.
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Subjects:
Hypertension; Prevalence; Quality of care; Greenland; Inuit
Title of journal:
International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume of journal:
81
DOI number:
10.1080/22423982.2022.2110675
Infrastructural deprivation. Towards a typology of internet breakdowns and their social implications
Author:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard; Sofie Flensburg; Signe Sophus Lai
Subjects:
Internet; Infrastructure; Rights; Capabilities; Telecommunication
Name of conference:
Nordmedia
City of conference:
Bergen
Country of conference:
Norway
Apriilip 28-anni 2023-mi Kalaallit Nunaanni inatsit tunngaviusussaq pillugu siunnersuummi ’Free
Association’ toqqaannartumik eqqaaneqanngilaq. §44-mulli oqaaseqaatini tamakkiisumik oqartussaassutsimik tunniussinissaq nunani tamalaaniinnaanngitsoq aammali naalagaaffinni allani periarfissaalerpoq, as…
Apriilip 28-anni 2023-mi Kalaallit Nunaanni inatsit tunngaviusussaq pillugu siunnersuummi ’Free
Association’ toqqaannartumik eqqaaneqanngilaq. §44-mulli oqaaseqaatini tamakkiisumik oqartussaassutsimik tunniussinissaq nunani tamalaaniinnaanngitsoq aammali naalagaaffinni allani periarfissaalerpoq, assersuutigalugu ’Free Association’-imut tunngavissap iluani. §46-milu sillimaniarnermut illersornissamullu politikki pillugu suleqatigiinnissamut periarfissat – aporfissattaarli – allaatigineqarput.
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Subjects:
Free Association
Date & year:
2023
Web publication type:
Policy Brief
Web place of publication:
https://www.uni.gl/ilisimatuutut-misissuinerit/nasiffik-nunanut-allanut-sillimaniarnermullu-ilisimatusarfik/
Models for distance teaching in schools
Findings from an evaluation of Kivitsisa, a comprehensive pedagogical development project (“lets lift”), done by a team of researchers and educators from Institute for Learning, Greenland University, suggests a more diverse understanding of the organization and use of K-12 distance teaching. The se…
Findings from an evaluation of Kivitsisa, a comprehensive pedagogical development project (“lets lift”), done by a team of researchers and educators from Institute for Learning, Greenland University, suggests a more diverse understanding of the organization and use of K-12 distance teaching. The seemingly successful implementation is connected to a comprehensive and thorough process, with support from local staff. This combines with a variety of organizational solutions which makes the implementation flexible and adjustable.
Three different organizational models for use of distance teaching are presented: Settlement Model, Colleague Model and Supervisor Model. A more differentiated and varied understanding of distance teaching in school seems to pave way for implementation, which might be relevant knowledge for schooling in other countries, and for Nordic educational research.
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Author:
Anders Øgaard
Editor:
Michael Dal
Subjects:
K–12 online learning; Greenland educational system; School organization
Name of conference:
NERA- Digitalization and Technologies in Education Opportunities and Challenges
City of conference:
Oslo
Country of conference:
Norway
Date & year:
16. march, 2023
Subjects:
Legal education; Iceland; University of Akureyri
Name of conference:
20 ára afmælismálþingi Lagadeildar Háskólans á Akureyri: Samfélagsleg áhrif laganáms á Akureyri (20th Anniversary Symposium of the Faculty of Law The Social Impact of Legal Education in Akureyri)
City of conference:
Akureyri
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
December 2023
Subjects:
Sámi; Sápmi; Sámi Parliament; Finland
Date & year:
9th December 2022
Web publication type:
Opinion
Web place of publication:
https://www.justiceinfo.net
Subjects:
Independence; Secession; Scotland; Referendum
Date & year:
25th November 2022
Web publication type:
Case comment
Web place of publication:
https://polarconnection.org/
Subjects:
War; Use of force; International law; Polar law; Russia
Date & year:
10th March 2022
Web publication type:
Opinion
Web place of publication:
https://polarconnection.org/
Subjects:
Extractive industries; Arctic; Consultation; Participation; Free; prior and informed consent; Greenland
Date & year:
14th February 2020
Web publication type:
Opinion
Web place of publication:
https://polarconnection.org/
This is a presentation of an action research project, where I in collaboration with teachers and schools develop a Greenlandic approach to Education Outside the Classroom (EOtC). Traditional Greenlandic Inuit use of land and nature, e.g., hunting, fishing, dog sledding and harvesting of herbs and be…
This is a presentation of an action research project, where I in collaboration with teachers and schools develop a Greenlandic approach to Education Outside the Classroom (EOtC). Traditional Greenlandic Inuit use of land and nature, e.g., hunting, fishing, dog sledding and harvesting of herbs and berries are included as learning activities in school as a foundation for interdisciplinary teaching.
Studies and evaluations have shown that teaching in Greenlandic Elementary School mostly is in-classroom and book-centered. Surveys have revealed that students find that boring and de-motivating, and what happens in school does not feel relevant for the life they know outside school.
The Greenland Society is build as the Nordic welfare system with free education, but only 60% of Greenlandic Youth have no education except elementary school at the age of 25 years, and they represent 80% of the unemployed in that age group. That is a problem both for the individual that faces lost opportunities and loss of life quality, and it is a problem for Greenland, that has a high need of educated workforce.
This study investigates whether school can become more appealing and relevant for the students, if the pedagogy is more place-based and culturally responsive, and more outdoor and hands on activities are included in school. Experience and studies international indicate that this kind of pedagogy can counter the feeling of alienation and de-motivation for school, especially among indigenous students.
I will present a case study of a school class for children with special needs in a Greenlandic elementary school, where Culturally Responsive Education Outside the Classroom (CREOtC) is practised by using hunting and other traditional use of Greenlandic nature as a foundation for interdisciplinary teaching. The study examines how students respond to school, when hunting, the Greenlandic dog sled and traditional use of Greenlandic plants are used in the school’s lessons. Observation and interviews show that this form of teaching motivates students and have a positive impact on their academic performance and social and personal development. Mastery experiences, authenticity, a smooth room and positive relationships between teacher and student as well as between students are important elements in this positive experience of school.
The research can provide inspiration for a pedagogy in the Greenlandic elementary school that creates motivation and interest for school. My collaboration with Greenlandic teachers and schools in that field in on-going and working methods and experiences can also be presented and discussed at the conference.
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Editor:
Yellowhead Tribal College Landbased Conference Committee
Subjects:
Education outside the classroom; Outdoor learning; Outdoor school; Culturally responsive; Motivation; Inuit culture; Indigenous education; Children with special needs; Hunting; Nature-based learning; Place-based Learning
Name of conference:
Land-Based knowledge, Climate Change, Language Revitalization and Action Research
City of conference:
Edmonton
Country of conference:
Canada
Date & year:
2023
Denne rapport giver stemme til beboere fra syv forskellige døgntilbud. Beboerne har fortalt om, hvad der er vigtigt for dem i dagligdagen: hvad de kan lide at lave, hvad de er med til at bestemme, hvordan de har kontakt med deres pårørende, og hvilke muligheder de har for at udleve deres seksualitet…
Denne rapport giver stemme til beboere fra syv forskellige døgntilbud. Beboerne har fortalt om, hvad der er vigtigt for dem i dagligdagen: hvad de kan lide at lave, hvad de er med til at bestemme, hvordan de har kontakt med deres pårørende, og hvilke muligheder de har for at udleve deres seksualitet og sætte grænser vedrørende deres krop.
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Subjects:
Beboerdemokrati; Handicap; Botilbud
End date:
2023
Requestor:
Departementet for Børn, Unge og Familier
Denne rapport handler om beboeres mulighed for at få seksualvejledning og få opfyldt deres seksuelle behov samt om seksuelle krænkelser, overgreb og forebyggelse af disse på døgntilbuddene. Undersøgelsen viser stor variation i personalets viden om emnet og kompetencer til at tale med og vejlede bebo…
Denne rapport handler om beboeres mulighed for at få seksualvejledning og få opfyldt deres seksuelle behov samt om seksuelle krænkelser, overgreb og forebyggelse af disse på døgntilbuddene. Undersøgelsen viser stor variation i personalets viden om emnet og kompetencer til at tale med og vejlede beboere i forhold til seksuel adfærd. De store forskelle i, hvordan personale forholder sig til emnet, påvirker mulighederne for at forebygge seksuelle krænkelser og overgreb.
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Subjects:
Seksualitet; Handicap; Overgreb
End date:
2023
Requestor:
Departementet for Børn, Unge og Familier
Denne rapport handler om de generelle forhold på botilbud til mennesker med handicap og giver et indblik i ledere og personales syn på og refleksioner over blandt andet livskvalitet for beboerne, værdier i arbejdet, samarbejde med pårørende og de fysiske rammer. Undersøgelsen bag rapporten viser, at…
Denne rapport handler om de generelle forhold på botilbud til mennesker med handicap og giver et indblik i ledere og personales syn på og refleksioner over blandt andet livskvalitet for beboerne, værdier i arbejdet, samarbejde med pårørende og de fysiske rammer. Undersøgelsen bag rapporten viser, at der er forskel på vilkårene på de forskellige botilbud og dermed også på de muligheder, beboerne har for at leve et meningsfuldt dagligliv.
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Subjects:
Handicap; Botilbud; Beboerdemokrati
End date:
2023
Requestor:
Departementet for Børn, Unge og Familier
Subjects:
Handicap; Botilbud; Beboerdemokrati
End date:
2023
Requestor:
Departementet for Børn, Unge og Familier
This is an English translation of a paper from Tikiusaaq, a union magazine for nurses in Greenland, addressing challenges regarding nursing education in Greenland. Ilisimatusarfik, the University of Greenland, is therefore working on developing action research to improve nursing education. Prelimina…
This is an English translation of a paper from Tikiusaaq, a union magazine for nurses in Greenland, addressing challenges regarding nursing education in Greenland. Ilisimatusarfik, the University of Greenland, is therefore working on developing action research to improve nursing education. Preliminary results from the first part of the action research design, focusing on describing the existing nursing practices, are exemplified here. From this, we may conclude that
future action research on developing a desirable and feasible implementable nursing education should focus on more than just the technical and academic aspect. There is likely a need to develop activities that promote well-being and prepare nursing students for the emotional challenges of being responsible for nursing care in smaller towns and settlements where there may not even be a doctor.
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Editor:
Charmian Wilby
Subjects:
Action research; Nurse education
Name of conference:
CARN Collaborative Action Research Network: Research in the Real World: Reaching out to people and communities
City of conference:
Manchester
Country of conference:
England
ISBN number:
978-1-910029-97-8
Subjects:
Law; Legal education
Name of conference:
20 ára laganáms á Háskólanum á Akureyri
City of conference:
Akureyri
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
December 2023
Subjects:
Law; Legal education
Name of conference:
20 ára laganáms á Háskólanum á Akureyri
City of conference:
Akureyri
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
December 2024
Subjects:
Law; Legal education
Name of conference:
20 ára laganáms á Háskólanum á Akureyri
City of conference:
Akureyri
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
December 2024
'A Call for Deeper Interest in Political Dynamics of Territorial Autonomies'
Subjects:
Territorial autonomies; Political dynamics; Political parties
Web publication type:
Blog
Web place of publication:
https://blog-iacl-aidc.org/territorial-autonomy/2023/10/10/a-call-for-deeper-interest-in-political-dynamics-of-territorial-autonomies
In this paper, we examine the potential applicability of international legal principles on decolonisation, self-determination, the rights of Indigenous Peoples, human rights law and the right to know apply to cases of displaced archives in the Arctic. The paper seeks to identify and evaluate the sui…
In this paper, we examine the potential applicability of international legal principles on decolonisation, self-determination, the rights of Indigenous Peoples, human rights law and the right to know apply to cases of displaced archives in the Arctic. The paper seeks to identify and evaluate the suitability of various established and emerging norms of international law to Indigenous-state archival relationships and archival heritage. While this paper points to a lack of legal instruments specifically addressing displaced and disputed archives in colonial and post-colonial contests, it examines how established norms supporting can assist in unravelling these claims. In assessing current norms, we highlight that the right to archives can apply to both individuals and collective political entities, particularly Indigenous and Colonial Peoples. For individuals, such a right mainly pertains to access, which is crucial for protecting rights related to family life, property, and remedies for rights violations. In the case of Peoples, access is fundamental for exercising self-determination, identifying members, territories, and resources, and defending their rights against external interference. However, our preliminary conclusion is that true self-determination requires control over the records, including the ability to decide what gets archived and how, following their own cultural protocols and legal systems.
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Subjects:
Archives; Indigenous peoples; International law; Decolonization
Name of conference:
16th Polar Law Symposium
City of conference:
Torshavn
Country of conference:
Faroe Islands
Date & year:
October 2023
In the Routledge Handbook of Polar Law, only a few chapters are devoted specifically to Indigenous Peoples. Nevertheless, the role and influence of Indigenous Peoples in shaping international law and policy in the Arctic is evident throughout. This area of law is rapidly evolving, as evidenced by de…
In the Routledge Handbook of Polar Law, only a few chapters are devoted specifically to Indigenous Peoples. Nevertheless, the role and influence of Indigenous Peoples in shaping international law and policy in the Arctic is evident throughout. This area of law is rapidly evolving, as evidenced by developments even since the submission of the manuscript. This talk will examine some of these, including the release of a draft Greenland constitution; the Truth and Reconciliation Commissions in the Arctic and three new historic inquiries in Greenland; and increasing recognition of Indigenous knowledge, including at the International Maritime Organisation and at the first COP of the Central Arctic Ocean Fisheries Agreement.
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Subjects:
Polar law; Indigenous peoples; Arctic; international law
Name of conference:
16th Polar Law Symposium
City of conference:
Torshavn
Country of conference:
Faroe Islands
Date & year:
October 2023
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; Arctic; International law; Decolonization
Name of conference:
Arctic Circle Assembly
City of conference:
Reykjavík
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
October 2023
Subjects:
Indigenous peoples; Arctic; International law; Decolonization
Name of conference:
Arctic Circle Assembly
City of conference:
Reykjavík
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
October 2023
Decolonising Archives
Subjects:
Archives; International law; Decolonization; Indigenous peoples
Name of conference:
Workshop on Gender and Disaggregated Data in the Arctic Region
City of conference:
Akureyri
Country of conference:
Iceland
Date & year:
March 2023
Subjects:
Territorial autonomies; Political dynamics; Political parties
Web publication type:
Blog
Web place of publication:
https://blog-iacl-aidc.org/territorial-autonomy/2023/10/10/a-call-for-deeper-interest-in-political-dynamics-of-territorial-autonomies
I talked with journalist Walter Turnowsky about the revitalization of cultural practices and mental decolonization in Greenland for the Nordschleswiger-podcast (in German). Der Nordschleswiger is the newspaper of the German minority in Southern Jutland.
Empowering Arctic Indigenous Peoples Celebrating 50 Years of Indigenous Diplomacy