Showing posts with label social research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social research. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 October 2025

#40,5

Today I have had an article writing day, with some 850 words added to a book review I am writing for Fontene Forskning of the book Critical Realism for Health and Social Reseach (eds. May-Britt Solem and Dag Jenssen). I finished and submitted the book review, titled "Kritisk realisme for viderekomne samfunnsvitere". Altogether in October I logged 2.077 words written. This was writing day #40,5 this Autumn (starting July 1st), with a total of 11 of the writing days devoted to article writing to date.

Tuesday, 21 October 2025

#39

Today I have had an article writing day, with coordination and planning work done in relation to the article "Når gode råd er plagsomme" (When good advice is bothersome), which I co-write with Svein Tuastad, and preparatory work done in relation to a book review I have committed to write for Fontene Forskning. This was writing day #39 this Autumn (starting July 1st), with a total of 10 of the writing days devoted to article writing to date.

Wednesday, 24 September 2025

Climate pasts and futures paper presented at Lund University conference on cognition and evolution

Today I have presented my paper «Prospective Studies of Contested Climate Pasts and Futures» online at the conference "Cognition and Evolution in Historical and Social Research", which has been held at Lund University, Sweden, September 23-24th. My paper was part of session 5, «Contemporary society».

See also:

Climate pasts and futures paper scheduled for presentation at "Cognition and Evolution in Historical and Social Research" conference September 24th

Abstract for Lund conference: "Prospective studies of contested climate pasts and futures"

Thursday, 19 September 2013

"Animals in changing environments" project part of cultural-social research trend

On September 15th, the (e-mail distributed) newsletter of the Research Council of Norway linked to a story they published online September 9th, entitled "Kultur- og samfunnsforskning får flest norsk-estiske EØS-midler" [Culture and Social Research receives most Norwegian-Estonian EEA Grants]. As the story narrates, 6 of the 13 projects that got funding under the EEA Norway Grants scheme were within culture and social research. This includes the research project "Animals in changing environments: Cultural mediation and semiotic analysis", where I'm involved.