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
Year:
2023
Subjects:
Big tech; Media; Social media; Artificial intelligence; Platforms; Democracy; Public debate
Publisher:
Nordic Council of Ministers
Country of publication:
Denmark
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
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
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
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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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
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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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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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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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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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
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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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; Ida Willig
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
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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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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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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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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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.
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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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.
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
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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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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