As comments from cultural historian Tytti Soila and political economist Lucie Tunkrova
illustrate, the centrality of nature for Nordic film culture cannot be underestimated. For …

Business is often assumed to resist increased social and environmental regulation,
preferring voluntary or soft-law approaches to global governance. This article analyzes the …

In Nordic welfare states, progressive planning and housing policies have prevented the
most severe forms of gentrification-led displacement. In this paper, we argue that eco …

For over one hundred years, hydropower expansion has taken place in Sápmi, the land of
the Indigenous Sámi people in Northern Fenno-Scandia and the Kola Peninsula. In modern …

This chapter deals with the current drivers of change in Nordic environmental policy. The
model of the environmental state serves here as the conceptual reference, which we …

The Nordic countries are often considered as remarkably exceptional in terms of the
proenvironmental behavior of their citizens and also as forerunners in environmental …

This dissertation aims to contribute to a more contextually informed analysis of CSR by
studying how political-economic institutions influence CSR practices. Approaching CSR as a …

Ecological balance is an indicator of environmental degradation, which is computed as the
difference between biocapacity and ecological footprint. In this study, we examine whether …

The editor and research co-ordinator would like to thank the project contributors for their
dedicated involvement in the project, the project leader and members of the advisory board …

Nature is omnipresent and ecological questions are often problematized in Gothic fiction
produced in the Nordic region during the last two decades. By developing the concept of eco …