Britt Kramvig
Professor
Stillingsbeskrivelse
Britt Kramvig is PhD coordinator at the Department of tourism and Northern Studies. She teaches Qualitative methods at different levels, as well as Nature tourism in Climate change and is a partner at the UiT strategic program Travelling post corona. Kramvig’s engagement and network are connected to local partners as the Sámi Parliament (Sámi tourism and creative industry); the Sámi Council (Sámi art and frictional social community), as well as a multiple of local Sámi partners but also Sápmi næringshage, Innovation Norway etc., in addition to international cooperations that reflect her position as a leading expert within this field.
· Coproduction, transdisciplinarity and the need to think differently about research and method in the Anthropocene
Exploring Arctic Soundscapes (Project leader Phil Steinberg University of Durham, Director, Durham Arctic Research Centre for Training and Interdisciplinary Collaboration (DurhamARCTIC) (2021-2023)
OKTA Sámi art and communities of friction, Universitetet I København, Samerådet, Universitetet I Helsinki.
· Reconciliation, representation, decolonization in theory and practice
The New Sámi Renaissance: Nordic Colonialism, Social Change and Indigenous Cultural Policy (NESAR), Project leader Laura Junka-Aikio (UiT The Arctic University of Norway) 2022-2024.
· Sámi art, design and sustainability within the experience economy
Felles kunnskapsbygging som grunnlag for utvikling av samiske opplevelser og kunnskapsformidling (SAMIKUN) RFF prosjekt samarbeid med Nord Universitetet (2024-2027).
· Negotiation and tension regarding land and landscape
Surviving the Unthinkable: Ecological Destruction and Indigenous Survivance in North America and the Nordic Countries, 1600-2022, Project leader Gunlög Fur, Linneus University
https://survivingtheunthinkable.squarespace.com/
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Forskningsinteresser
Jeg forsker på landskap og fortellinger, samisk design, kreative næringer og festivaler som sosiale felleskap ved hjelp av begreper som ontologiske praksiser, friksjon og dekolonialisering. Kolonialiseringskritikk og avkolonialisering er både et faglig og et personlig anliggende - som gir meg mer innsikt i, og erkjennelsen av min egen samiske arv. I mange prosjekter samarbeider og samskriver jeg med forskere fra andre fagområder og sammen med kunnskapsaktører fra andre praksisfelt. Jeg er interessert i det kunnskapsmessige potensialet slike samproduksjon av kunnskap har - for mer ansvarlig, relevant og bærekraftig forskning og samfunnendring.
Jeg har i en årrekke arbeidet med prosjekter som søker å integrere forskning og kunst, og er interessert i de felleskap som skapes gjennom kunstnerisk virksomhet. Eksempler er Dark Ecology, BAT (Bridging Art and Text) og det pågående OKTA - samisk kunst og friksjonsfylte felleskap på festivaler. Jeg har tidligere arbeidet i sjøsamiske samfunn, og vært interessert i hvordan samiske kunnskapstradisjoner ivaretas når det samiske språket ikke lenger er i bruk.
Pågående forskningsprosjekter:
Okta: Kunst og friksjonsfylte fellesskap i Sápmi
Mediating Arctic Geografies
The New Sámi Renaissance: Nordic Colonialism, Social Change and Indigenous Cultural Policy (NESAR)
I 2022 har jeg vært fellow ved University of Durham knyttet til prosjektet Exploring Arctic Soundscape (ledet av Phil Steinberg).
Jeg er medlem av:
- Norwegian Scientific Academy for Polar research
- IASC The International Arctic Science Committee.
Undervisning
PhD coordinator at the department of tourism and Northern studies
Qualitative method
Nature and tourism in an era of climate change
Medlem i forskningsgruppe
CV
- Member of the The Norwegian Scientific Academy for Polar research
- Member of Social Science and humanity Committee IASC The International Arctic Science Comitee
Publication last years;
2022 (with Mathias Danbolt, Hanna Guttorm) Frictional Encounters: Staging Reconciliation in the artistic performance Blodklubb in Special Issue Diedut
2022 (with Henriksen, Doering, Nina; Dudeck, Stephan; Elverum, Shelly; Fisher, Charleen; Herrmann, Thora Martina; Laptander, Rosa; Milton, Justin; Omma, Elle Merete; Saxinger, Gertrude; Scheepstra, Annette J. M.; Wilson, Katherine. Improving the relationships between Indigenous rights holders and researchers in the Arctic: an invitation for change in funding and collaboration. Environmental Research Letters 2022; Volum 17 (6). ISSN 1748-9326.s doi: https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/ac72b5.
2022 (with Danbolt, M., Guttorm, H. & Hætta, C.). Øvelser i sameksistens: Kunstneriske fellesskaps(for)handlinger på kulturfestivaler i Sápmi. I M. Fieldseth, H.H. Stien & J. Veiteberg (red.). Kunstskapte fellesskap (s. 263–302). Fagbokforlaget. DOI:
2022 (with Trine Kvidahl-Rørvik) Sámi storytelling through design. (520-535) I Valkonen, S., Aikio, Á., Alakorva, S., & Magga, S.-M. (Eds.). (2022). The Sámi World (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi-org.mime.uit.no/10.4324/9781003025511
2021 (with Guttorm, Hanna Ellen; Kantonen, Lea; Pyhälä, Aili). Decolonized Research-Storying Bringing Indigenous Ontologies and Care into the Practices of Research Writing. (p. 113 – 143) in in P.Virtanen, T. Olsen, P. Keskitalo Contemporary Saami Research and Indigenous Studies in Saami and Nordic Contexts Brill|Sense DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004463097_006
2021 (with Trine Kvidahl) Samisk design –som utprøving av nye kreative mellomrom; i Gran, A.B. Lokal, digital og kreativ næring – Perspektiver og eksempler på nærings- og samfunnsutvikling i Norge, Oslo: Universitetsforlaget (in print)
2021 (with Hanna Guttorm, Katerina Pirak Sikku & Margrethe Pettersen) Kraftfull slumrende gjensidighet - Forhandlinger i og om samiske landskap, I Pløger, Førde (red.) Improivisasjon – byliv mellom plan og planløshet; Oslo: Spartacus. (in print)
2020 (with Anniken Førde) Stories of reconciliation enacted in the everyday lives of Sámi tourism entrepreneurs, Acta Borealia, 37:1-2, 27-42, DOI: 10.1080/08003831.2020.1752463
2020 (with Carina Ren, Gunnar Thór Jóhannesson, Albina Pashkevich & Emily Höckert) 20 years of research on Arctic and Indigenous cultures in Nordic tourism: a review and future research agenda, Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, DOI: 10.1080/15022250.2020.1830433
2020 (with Niilas Helander) Brev I mørketid. I Provins Vilse, s. 48-54
2020 Landskap som hjem; I Norsk Antropologisk Tidsskrift, 31, nr. 1–2-2020, s. 88–102
2019 (with Hanna Guttorm & Lea Kantonen) Pluriversal stories with Indigenous wor(l)ds creating paths behind the next mountain, in Dutkansearvi Journal. 3 (2) 149 - 172
2019 (with Helen Verran) Stories, stones, and memories in the land of dormant reciprocity. Opening up Possibilities for Reconciliation with a politics that works tensions of dissensus and consensus with care; in Henriksen, Hydle & Kramvig (eds): Recognition, Reconciliation and Restoration: Applying a Postcolonial Understanding in Social Work and Healing, pp. 163-181, Oslo: Orkana forlag.
2019 (with Henriksen, Hydle eds): Recognition, Reconciliation and Restoration: Applying a Postcolonial Understanding in Social Work and Healing, Oslo: Orkana forlag.
2019 (with Henriksen, Hydle eds.) Applying a Decolonized Understanding in healing Processes pp. 9-29, in Henriksen, Hydle & Kramvig (eds): Recognition, Reconciliation and Restoration: Applying a Postcolonial Understanding in Social Work and Healing, Oslo: Orkana forlag.
2019 Foreword: towards a Nordic manifesto xix – xxiii, in Cecilia Cassinger, Andrea Lucarelli & Szilvia Gyimóthy, The Nordic Wave in Place Branding Poetics, Practices, Politics, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing.
2019 (with Rachel Andersen) From Dreamland to Homeland: A journey towards futures better than pasts, In Lilya Kaganovsky, Scott MacKenzie, and Anna Westerståhl Stenport (eds.) Arctic Cinemas and the Documentary Ethos, Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 322-335.
2019 (with Anne Britt Flemmen) "Turbulent indigenous objects – controversies around cultural appropriation and recognition of difference" Journal of Material Culture. Vol. 24: 1:64-82, DOI: 10.1177/1359183518782719
2018 (with Hilde Methi) Stories of Hope: The Dark ecology journeys Co-creating Tourism Research. Towards Collaborative Ways of Knowing’, eds. Rene van der Dun, Carina Ren and Gunnar T. Johannesson, Routhledge (162-179)
2018 (with Camilla Brattland and Helen Verran) "Doing Indigenous Methodologies: Towards a Practice of the 'Careful Partial Participant'." In ab-Original: Journal of Indigenous Studies and First Nations' and First Peoples' Cultures. Vol. 2 pp. 74-95.
2018 Relevansen av det nære. Ottar 319(1):49-54
2018 Reconciliation in the Everyday - When Dreams become Real: Speaking of a Different Reality. I: BAT: Bridging Art + Text. Copenhagen: hurricane 2017 ISBN 9788776691998. pp. 56-66
2017 Orientalism or cultural encounters? Tourism assembling culture, capital, and identities in A. Viken & D. Müller (eds.) Tourism and Indigeneity in the Arctic Bristol: Channel View Publications pp. 50-71.
2017 (With Anniken Førde) Creative Industries as a Base for Local Development: The Challenges of Planning for the Un-known in (eds.) Abdelillah Hamdouch, Torill Nyseth, Christophe Demaziere, Anniken Førde, Jose Serrano, Nils Aarsaether; Creative approaches to planning and local development Insight from small and medium size towns, London: Routhledge; pp.81-97
2016 (With Helen Verran) Gender and Indigeneity as Generative Differentiations - Reflections on Reconciliation, Violence and Storytelling in Sápmi, Tidskrift for kjønnsforskning 3-4/2016 pp: 55-66 DOI: 10.18261/issn.1891-1781-2016-03-04-05
2016 (With Margrethe Pettersen) Living land – Below as Above, in Living Earth, Fieldnotes from the Dark Ecology Project, Amsterdam: Sonic Act Press pp.131-141
2016 (With Berit Kristoffersen & Anniken Førde) Responsible cohabitation in Arctic Waters. The Promise of a Spectacle touristic, in Abram, S. & K. A. Lund (eds.) Green Ice, Palgrave
2016 (With Anne Britt Flemmen) ‘What alters when the Sami traditional costume travels?’ Affective investments in the Sápmi, in Jonas Frykman and Maja Povrzanović Frykman, (eds.) Sensitive Objects: Affects and Material Culture, Lund: Nordic Academic Press. pp.179-199
2015 Gifts of Dreams, Connecting to Sami Epistemic Practice in B. Miller (eds.) Traditional Sami health and healing Practices, Edmonton: Polynya Press/University of Alberta Press pp. 183-209
2015 (With Berit Kristofferson & Roger Norum) An Anthropocene Ethics for Arctic Tourism? In Tourism and the Anthropocene, edited by Martin Gren and Edward Huijbens. London: Routledge pp.94-110
2015 Sted, stier, konflikt og forsoning. I Hanne Hammer Stien (red.) Vit at jeg elsker deg, Orkana forlag. P. 132-144.
2015 (With Kirsten Stien & Rebekka Brox Liabø) To be or not to be: Når det å skrive er å skrive seg inn i fellesskap. I A. Otterstad & A. Reinertsen (red.): Metodefestival og øyeblikksrealisme – eksperimenterende kvalitative forskningspassasjer, Oslo: Fagbokforlaget pp. 294-310.
2013 (With Berit Brandt & Marit Haugan) Taming the Village Beast: Rural Entrepreneurship as the art of balance between economic growth and social sustainability” in E. Figueiredo & A. Raschi “Fertile Links? Connections between tourism activities, socioeconomic context and local development in European rural area” Firence University Press.
2013 (With Førde, Anniken; Dale, Britt Engan; Berg, Nina Gunnerud) Å finne sted. Metodologiske perspektiver i stedsanalyser. Akademika forlag 2013 (ISBN 9788232100965) 239 s. NTNU UiT
2013 (With A. Førde) Utforskning og improvisasjon – hvordan studere stedlig innovasjon i A. Førde, B. Kramvig, Gunnerud Berg, B. Dahle Om å finne sted, Tapir forlag.
2013 (With Nina G. Berg, Britt Engen, Anniken Førde) Introduksjon; Metodologiske utfordringer i stedsanalyser i Å finne sted. Metodologiske perspektiver i stedsanalyser. Akademika forlag s. 9-22
2013 (With Torunn Ekeland) Negotiating Terrains: Stories from the Making of “Siida” Science and technology Studies Vol. 25. No.2 :52-72
2012 Orientalisme eller kulturmøter? I Magnar Forbord, Gunn-Turid Kvam og Martin Rønningen Smak, kultur og opplevelser” – nye ideer om reiseliv i Norge, fagbokforlaget