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Above the Clouds

Publications

Scientific articles

  1. Harnesk, D., Baron, N., Kongsager, R. and Heidenreich, S. (2025). The presence, maintenance, and adaptation of Indigenous and local knowledge about climate-related hazards in Nordic contexts

  2. Kokorsch, M., Kongsager, R., Lie, L., Baron, N. and Eriksson, K. (2025). Years matter_the role of memory and place attachment in remote Nordic areas facing natural hazards

  3. Baron, N. and Kongsager, R. (2024). “We live here because of nature”: transformation towards better flood resilience on small Danish islands

  4. Lyons, A., Gísladóttir, J. and Kokorsch, M. (2024). Using photovoice to investigate the impact of place attachment on community resilience in Iceland
  5. Simmons, F., Hennig, B.D. and Kokorsch, M. (2024). Digital Walking Tours as a Tool for Assessing Place Attachment and Community Responses to Regional Environmental Change
  6. Baron, N., Heidenreich, S. and Kokorsch, M.  (2024). To relocate, or not? The future of small and remote communities in the Nordic Countries facing natural hazards
  7. Eriksson, K., Sjöström, J. and Plathner, F.V. (2024). “This community will grow” — little concern for future wildfires in a dry and increasingly hotter Swedish rural community
  8. Kvarnlöf, L. and Eriksson, K. (2024). Filling the void_Rural disaster volunteerism during the Swedish wildfires of 2018
  9. Kongsager, R. (2024). The tunnels are a prerequisite for living here: lessons from the Faroe Islands on how push-pull factors affect populations in small remote communities
  10. Kongsager, R. and Baron, N. (2024). Place attachment, storms, and climate change in the Faroe Islands
  11. Heidenreich, S. and Næss, R. (2024)._Controlling the water_citizens’ place–related adaptation to landslides in mid-Norway
  12. Nedergaard, M. and Baron, N. (2023). Water under the bridge: how place meanings shape second homeowners’ engagement in flood risk management in southern Denmark
  13. Kokorsch, M. and Gísladóttir, J. (2023). “You talk of threat, but we think of comfort”: the role of place attachment in small remote communities in Iceland that experience avalanche threat
  14. Harnesk, D., Pascual, D. and Olsson, L. (2023). Compound hazards of climate change, forestry, and other encroachments on winter pasturelands: a storyline approach in a forest reindeer herding community in Northern Sweden
  15. Bakke Lie, L., de Korte, L. and Pursiainen, C.H. (2023). “Here, I will stay until I die”—exploring the relationship between place attachment, risk perception, and coping behavior in two small Norwegian communities
  16. Harnesk, D. (2022). The decreasing availability of reindeer forage in boreal forests during snow cover periods: A Sámi pastoral landscape perspective in Sweden
  17. Olsson, L., Thorén, H., Harnesk, D. & Persson, J. (2022). Ethics of Probabilistic Extreme Event Attribution in Climate Change Science: A Critique
  18. Thorén, H., Persson, J. & Olsson, L. (2021) A Pluralist Approach To Epistemic Dilemmas in Event Attribution Science

 

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