PUBLICATIONS
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BOOKS
1973 Tourism and Development. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1973.
1976 (with George Houston) Agrarian Change in the Scottish Highlands. Glasgow Series in Economic and Social Research 4. Martin Robertson.
1985 (with Bassand, M., Brugger, E., Friedmann, J., Stuckey, B., (eds) ) Self-Reliant Development for a New Europe: Theory, Practice, Conflicts. Gower Press.
1993 (with C. Bell, J. Gilliatt, E. Hawkins and N. MacKinnon) Farm Household Adjustment in Western Europe 1987-1991. The Arkleton Trust (Research) Ltd. Published by EC Commission in its “Research Series” in 1993 in English and French.
1994 Towards Sustainable Rural Communities. Edited papers from the Winegard seminar series. Published in English and French. University of Guelph, Ontario. Later published in Japanese by the Rural Development Institute, Tokyo.
1996 Land Tenure and Rural Development. The 1996 John McEwen Lecture on Land Tenure in Scotland, September. Published by Rural Forum Scotland and AK Bell Library, Perth
1996 (with R Bollman). Rural Employment: an International Perspective. Oxford, CAB International.
1997 (A M Fuller and W van den Bor) Re-thinking Rural Human Resource Management: The impact of globalisation and rural restructuring on rural education and training in Western Europe. NL Mansholt Institute, Mansholt Studies 10.
2004 (with Hart JK) A New Approach to Rural Development in Europe: Germany, Greece, Scotland, Sweden. The Edwin Mellen Press.
2011 (with Efstratoglou, S., Johnson, TG., Ferenczi, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K., Thomson, KJ. Eds.) Towards Sustainable Development in Rural Europe: Using System Dynamics to Explore the Relations between Farming, Environment, Regional Economies, and Quality of Life. New York, Routledge
2015 (with Lesley Riddoch and Ottar Box as fellow editors, and several other authors – see dedicated page on this site) Northern Neighbours: Scotland and Norway since 1800. Edinburgh University Press, March. (Paperback edition published in November 2016 by EUP)
SELECTED BOOK CHAPTERS
1979 Scottish Problems. Chapter in Seers, D et al (Eds) Core and Periphery in Europe. Harvester Press.
1985 Scottish Agriculture 1950-1980, Chapter in Saville, R (ed) : The Economic History of Modern Scotland, John Donald, Edinburgh.
1990 (with Scott, I.) The Celtic fringe: state-sponsored versus indigenous local development initiatives in Scotland and Ireland. Chapter 4 in Stohr, W B: Global Challenge and Local response: Initiatives for Economic Regeneration in Contemporary Europe. The United Nations University and Mansell Press.
1999 (with Dawe, SP) Competitive Advantage in the Rural Periphery: Re-defining the Global-Local Nexus in Lithwick, H and Gradus, Y. (1999) Developing Frontier Cities: Global Perspectives, Regional Contexts. Kluwer Academic Publishers, The Netherlands.
2000 (with Shucksmith, M) The Concept of Sustainability in relation to agriculture and rural development in the European Union. In Van den Bor, Holen, Wals and Filo (eds.) Integrating Concepts of Sustainability into Education for Agriculture and Rural Development. Peter Lang, Frankfurt.
2000 (with Hart, JK) Land reform, planning and people: an issue of stewardship? Chapter 7 in Holmes, G and Crofts, R (Eds) Scotland’s Environment: Resetting the Agenda? Tuckwell Press.
2002 Aspects of individual farm development and rural development in Western Europe. In Sedik, David, ed., Individual Farms in Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Rome, Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN.
2006 (with R Storey) Editing and a Substantive Introduction of: Brox, Ottar: The Political Economy of Rural Development. Modernisation without centralization. Eburon, NL.
2008 Changes in Rural Policy and Governance, The Broader Context – Continuity or Transformation? Chapter in Copus A (ed) Perspectives on Rural Policies in the Nordic Countries – Nordregio, Stockholm, January.
2009 From an Agricultural to a Rural Policy in Europe: Changing Agriculture, Farm Households, Policies and Ideas. Chapter in Stewart, PJ and Strathern, AJ Landscape, Heritage, and Conservation: Farming Issues in the European Union. University of Pittsburgh.
2009 (with Tom Johnson and Karen Refsgaard) Modelling Economic Systems. Chapter in Model-Based Approaches to Learning: Using Systems Models and Simulations to Improve Understanding and Problem Solving in Complex Domains, Editors Patrick Blumschein, Johannes Stroebel, Woei Hung & David Jonassen. Sense Publishers Rotterdam Netherlands.
2009 Future Challenges for Rural People in Europe and North America Chapter in Godfrey Baldacchino, Larry Felt and Rob Greenwood (eds) Remote Control: Governance Lessons from and for Small, Insular and Remote Regions, St Johns Newfoundland: ISER Press, 2009. Big Lessons from Small Places, Twillingate, Newfoundland, October 12-15 2005
2009 (with Refsgaard, K.) TOP-MARD Problematique, Structure and Progress –the Case of Norway: Authors: John Bryden; Karen Refsgaard. In Piorr, A. and Müller, K. (eds) … Rural Landscapes and Agricultural Policies in Europe. Springer.
2010 (with Geisler C.) Community-Based Land Reform: Lessons from Scotland and Reflections on Stewardship. Chapter for Davis, John Emmeus (Ed.) The Community Land Trust Reader: Roots and Branches of the CLT Movement. The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy (Cambridge, MA).
2010 ‘Local Development’ in The Human Economy: A World Citizens Guide, edited by Keith Hart, Jean-Louis Laville and Antonio David Cattani. Polity Press, Cambridge. October.
2011 Rural Community Life in Twenty-First Century Scotland. Chapter in Fenton & Veitch (Eds) An Ethnography of Scotland. Vol 2. John Donald, Edinburgh
2011 (With Arandia, A., Dunn, L. and K. Knickel,) A New Approach to Multifunctionality, Sustainable Rural Development, and Analysis of Policy Outcomes. In Bryden, J.M., Efstratoglou, S., Ferenczi, T., Johnson, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K. and K.J. Thomson (eds.): Towards Sustainable Rural Regions in Europe: Exploring Inter-Relationships Between Rural Policies, Farming, Environment, Demographics, Regional Economies and Quality of Life Using System Dynamics, Routledge, 1-21.
2011 (With Dax, T., Efstratoglou, S., Johnson, T. and Refsgaard, K.). Exploring Inter-Relationships between the Multiple Functions of farming, the Development of Rural Regions, and Policies: Theory and Methodology. In Bryden, J.M., Efstratoglou, S., Ferenczi, T., Johnson, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K. and K.J. Thomson (eds.): Towards Sustainable Rural Regions in Europe: Exploring Inter-Relationships Between Rural Policies, Farming, Environment, Demographics, Regional Economies and Quality of Life Using System Dynamics, Routledge, 22-51.
2011 (With Thomson, K.J. and D. Psaltopoulos). Future Policy Scenarios. In Bryden, J.M., Efstratoglou, S., Ferenczi, T., Johnson, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K. and K.J. Thomson (eds.): Towards Sustainable Rural Regions in Europe: Exploring Inter-Relationships Between Rural Policies, Farming, Environment, Demographics, Regional Economies and Quality of Life Using System Dynamics, Routledge, 131-148.
2011 (With Ferenczi, T., and Thomson, K.J.). Comparing the Outcomes of CAP Policy Reform Scenarios: Analysis of POMMARD Results and DEA Analysis. In Bryden, J.M., Efstratoglou, S., Ferenczi, T., Johnson, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K. and K.J. Thomson (eds.): Towards Sustainable Rural Regions in Europe: Exploring Inter-Relationships Between Rural Policies, Farming, Environment, Demographics, Regional Economies and Quality of Life Using System Dynamics, Routledge, 242-274.
2011 (With Thomson, K.J.). Implications for Policy. In Bryden, J.M., Efstratoglou, S., Ferenczi, T., Johnson, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K. and K.J. Thomson (eds.): Towards Sustainable Rural Regions in Europe: Exploring Inter-Relationships Between Rural Policies, Farming, Environment, Demographics, Regional Economies and Quality of Life Using System Dynamics, Routledge, 275-285.
2011 (With Efstratoglou, S., Johnson, T., Ferenczi, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K. and K.J. Thomson). Multifuctionality, Sustainable Territorial Development and Rural Policies in Europe-Some Concluding Reflections. In Bryden, J.M., Efstratoglou, S., Ferenczi, T., Johnson, T., Knickel, K., Refsgaard, K. and K.J. Thomson (eds.): Towards Sustainable Rural Regions in Europe: Exploring Inter-Relationships Between Rural Policies, Farming, Environment, Demographics, Regional Economies and Quality of Life Using System Dynamics, Routledge, 302-320.
2011 (with Warner, M) ‘Policy Affecting Rural People, Economies and Communities’: Chapter in Rural Transformations and Rural Polices in the UK and US: Edited by Mark Shucksmith, David L. Brown, Sally Shortall, Jo
2011 (with Atterton, J. and Johnson, TG) ‘The Economies of Rural Areas in the UK and US’. Chapter in Rural Transformations and Rural Polices in the UK and US: Edited by Mark Shucksmith, David L. Brown, Sally Shortall, Jo Vergunst and Mildred Warner. Routledge.
2012 (With Bort, P) Local Government in Scotland. In Baviskar and A.N.Roy. Local Government in four Continents. ISS, Delhi, India. Published in January 2012, with launch at the New Delhi Book Fair, February 2012.
2014 (with Erik Opsahl, Ottar Brox and Lesley Riddoch) Introduction (to Northern Neighbours book published by EUP, March)
2014 Towards a Theory of Divergent Development, In Bryden et al. Northern Neighbours: Scotland and Norway since 1800. Edinburgh University Press, March.
2014 (with Agnar Hegrenes) Agrarian Change in Scotland and Norway: Agricultural Production, Structures, Politics and Policies since 1800. In Northern Neighbours … op cit.
2014 (with Eberhard Bort and Karen Refsgaard) The Evolution of Local Government and Governance in Scotland and Norway. In Northern Neighbours, op cit..
2014. The Development of Industry and North Sea Oil in Scotland and Norway. In Northern Neighbours… op cit.
2014. (with Keith Hart) Money and Banking in Scotland and Norway. In Northern Neighbours… op cit.
2014 (with Lesley Riddoch and Ottar Brox) Conclusions. In Northern Neighbours, op cit.
Bryden, JM, Hegrenes, A., Lamprinakis, L., Refsgaard, K 2016. Cooperatives and Cooperation in Norway. In Bulent Temel (Ed.) Cooperatives in Context: Two countries, two outcomes. ISBN-13: 978-1536800746. Paperback. Harvard, Cambridge Institute for Dialectical Studies.
Bryden, JM ( Dec 2016) Renewable Energy for Food production, Challenges and Opportunities. In Amer, KM., Adeel, Z., Böer, B., and Saleh, W (eds) Water, Energy, and the Food Security Nexus in the Arab Region. Springer.
Bryden, JM, Gezelius, S., Refsgaard, K., Sutz, J. Eds. (in press) Grounded and Inclusive Innovation in the Bioeconomy. Special Issue, Innovation and Development. January 2017
Bryden, JM and Mantino, F (forthcoming 2017) Rural Policy in Europe. Chapter in ‘Handbook of International Food and Agricultural Policies. (Eds. Meyers, W., and Johnson, TG)
SELECTED JOURNAL ARTICLES
1971 (with Faber, M) Multiplying the Tourist Multiplier. Social and Economic Studies,
1971 (with Belshaw, D.) Sugar Beet or Sugar Cane? A Note. Journal of Agricultural Economics, May.
1977 Deer versus Sheep: A Model for analyzing the comparative value of deer and sheep farming in private and social terms. Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, January 1977
1982 Agriculture and Regional Development in Europe: A Case Study of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Invited paper for the Third Congress of the European Association of Agricultural Economists, Belgrade, September 1981. Published in Manchester Papers in Development (1982). A similar article also published in European Review of Agricultural Economics, No 8 1981 475-497.
1982 Tourism Development – An Alternative Strategy. Guest Opinion in The Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 2.
1987 Crofting in the European Context. Scottish Geographical Magazine, Vol. 103, No. 2. 1.
1989 (with, Shucksmith, M., Rosenthal, P., Short, C., and Winter, M). Pluriactivity, Farm Structures and Rural Change. Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 40, No. 3. September.
1989/1991 (with Misener, B. Rurtel: A Rural Communications Network. Some lessons from a 3-year pilot project. Invited paper presented at European Seminar on Knowledge Management and Information Technology, Agricultural University of Wageningen, Netherlands, November 1989. Published in Kuiper, D and Roling, N G (Eds): The edited proceedings of the European Seminar on Knowledge Management and Information Technology, Agricultural University, Wageningen, 1991, and summarised in special issue of ‘Knowledge in Society’, 3(3) March 1991.
1991 (with N. Mackinnon, C.Bell, A.M. Fuller, M.Spearman) Pluriactivity, Structural Change and Farm Household Vulnerability in Western Europe. Sociologia Ruralis Vol 31 No 1.
1992 Rural Change and Rural Policy in the EC. Published in LEADER Magazine 2, AEIDL, Brussels.
1993 (with Hawkins, Gilliat and MacKinnon) Engagement in Agriculture 1987-1991: A West European Perspective. in Marsden & Flynn (Eds) ‘Servicing the City’, Journal of Rural Studies, Special Issue, Vol 9 No 3.
1993 Rural Problems. Published in Parliamentary Briefs.
1994 Rural lifestyles and rural deprivation. Parliamentary Briefs, August.
1994 Prospects for Rural Areas in an enlarged European Union. in Thompson et al (eds). Proceedings of the 23rd seminar of the European Association of Agricultural Economists, Aberdeen, June-July 1994 and Journal of Rural Studies, IV.
1995 Scottish Agriculture 1950-1990. Scottish Tradition: Journal of the Canadian Association for Scottish Studies. Volume 20, pp 44-64.
1995 (with Bor, W. van den and Fuller) Rethinking higher agricultural education in a time of globalization and restructuring. European Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension. Vol 2, No 3, December.
1996 (with Mather A. S.) The ‘rural’ White Paper – Rural Scotland: people, prosperity and partnership. Scottish Geographical Magazine Vol 112, No 2 pp114-116.
1997 (with Sproull, A., and Black J. S.) Telematics, rural economic development and SMEs: Some demand side evidence. Informationen zur Raumentwicklung, Bonn. Special Issue on Rural Issues.
1997 Community Involvement and Rural Policy. Scottish Journal of Community Work.
1997 European Rural Policies in the new Millennium. ECOS, Feb.
1999 (with Bollman, R.) Rural Employment in Industrialised Countries. Agricultural Economics, 1416 1-13.
2000 (with Munro, G. M.): New Approaches to Economic Development in Peripheral Rural Regions. Scottish Geographical Journal, 116(2), 1-14.
2000 (with Richards, C.) Information Technology and Rural Development in the Scottish Highlands and Islands: A preliminary review of the issues and evidence. Geocarrefour: Revue de Geographie de Lyon. Vol 75 No 1, 2000 – Information Technologies in Rural and Peripheral Areas: Regional Issues. (ISSN 0035-113X)
2004 (with Robertson A.) Rural development and Food Policy in Europe. Eurohealth Vol 10 No 1 Spring.
2004 (with Colin Boylan (2004) Infusing pedagogy into place based education. Australia. SPERA Journal. (Australia)
2006 ‘From Leader 1 to Leader+ and beyond to the Leader axis’. Special Focus in the Leader+ Magazine, No 6. http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/rur/leaderplus/pdf/magazine/mag6_en.pdf
2007 (with Geisler, C. (2007) Land Reform and Community – a ‘new wave’ land reform? Land Use Policy
2007 The role of Higher Education Institutions in Rural Development. Volume 17 Number 1, of the Journal: EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS (ERA). (Australia) pp 7-16
2011 (with Johnson, TG., Thomson, KJ., and Ferenczi, T) Modelling Multifunctionality, Territorial Development, and Policy Scenarios in Rural Europe: An Alternative Perspective on CAP Reform Debates. Eurochoices.
2011 (forthcoming) Rural-Urban Equivalence and Human Rights. Sociological Trends, Vol 1. India.
2013 (With Klaus Mittenzwei) ACADEMIC FREEDOM, DEMOCRACY AND THE PUBLIC POLICY PROCESS. Sociologia Ruralis. Special Issue. (Winner of the ‘best article award’ for 2013, European Society of Rural Sociology.
Cavicchi, B., Bryden, J M and Vittuari, M (2014) A comparison of bioenergy policies and institutional frameworks in the rural areas of Emilia Romagna and Norway. Energy Policy
Bryden, John (2016) Causes and consequences of medium and long term territorial inequalities in a European context, with a focus on rural regions. Working Paper Territorial Cohesion for Development series Document N° 182. RIMISP, Santiago, Chile.
Bryden, J M and Gezelius, S (January 2017 ) Innovation as if people mattered: Ethics and institutions for sustainable development. Special Issue on Inclusive Innovation and the Bioeceonomy, Innovation & Development.
Karen Refsgaard, John Bryden, Valborg Kvakkestad (January 2017) Towards Inclusive Innovation in the Forest-based Bioeconomy. In Bryden et al (Eds.) Special Issue on Grounded and Inclusive Innovation in the Bioeceonomy, Innovation & Development. Special issue. January 2017.
John Bryden, Stig Gezelius, Karen Refsgaard and Judith Sutz (2017 in press) Inclusive innovation in the bioeconomy: Concepts and directions for research. Introduction to the Special Issue of Innovation & development on Grounded and Inclusive Innovation in the Bioeconomy.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PREPARATION
2012 (John Bryden) CHALLENGES FOR EUROPEAN RURAL POLICY MAKING. Based on a 2010 Conference Paper updated.
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
2012 (John Bryden with OECD team) RENEWABLE ENERGY AS A RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY. Launched in June 2012, OECD Paris.
2012 (John Bryden and Katja Strøm Cappelen) RURAL INNOVATION. Background paper and concept note for the 2012 OECD Rural Policy Conference.
No publication date yet. (John Bryden and Keith Hart) Agrarian Change in the Long Run. (A long term book project started in the 1980’s). In prep.
RECENT CONFERENCE PAPERS
Bryden, John, Stig S. Gezelius. 2013. Innovation as if people mattered, paper presented at GLOBELICS conference, Ankara, Turkey 11-13 Sept 2013.
Bryden J M (2014) Keynote on Rural Innovation at the Rural Growth Network SW conference, Devon. February.
Bryden JM and Refsgaard K (2014) Grounded Rural Innovation. All Russia Forum, St Petersburg, October 2014.
Bryden, JM.,and Gezelius, S (2014) Innovation as if people mattered: Designing institutions for land based economic development, Paper presented at the Nordic Ruralities Conference, Trondheim 8. Sept.
Bryden JM and Refsgaard K (2014b) Experience of the territorial and self-governmental development in the Nordic countries. Nordic Council of Ministers Seminar, Arkhangelsk, December.
Bryden JM (2015a). Opening speech – The Value of Comparative Policy Research. ICRPS/OECD Seminar on the Water, Energy, Food Nexus. Memphis, Tenessee. May 18.
Bryden JM (2015b) The Water Energy Food Nexus in the Arab Countries. ICRPS/OECD Seminar on the Water, Energy, Food Nexus. Memphis, Tennessee. May 18.
Bryden JM (2015c) Making the Bioeconomy Work for Rural Development: Some Nordic Experience. OECD Rural Policy Conference, Memphis Tennessee, May 2015.
Bryden JM (2015d) Contemporary Policy Issues arising from the research on Norway and Scotland since 1800. Seminar in the Scottish Parliament, May 26th.
Bryden JM (2015e) Local Government Reforms in Denmark and Norway. Presentation to the Nordic Horizons Group, Edinburgh City Chambers, May 27th.
Bryden JM (2015f) Innovation in the Nordic Bioeconomy, Rural Development and Rural-Urban linkages. Presentation at the NSPA-OECD Seminar, Oulu, Finland, June 13th.
Bryden JM (2015g) Bio-energy and Rural Development. AEBIOM Seminar on Renergising Rural Europe – the contribution of Biomass. Brussels, June 17th..
Bryden JM (2015h) (with Refsgaard, Kvakkestad, Prestvik) Towards Inclusive Innovation Praxis in Forest-based Bioenergy. Paper presented at the Globelics Conference, Cuba. September.
Bryden JM (2015i) Towards a new paradigm of innovation in the rural bioeconomy. Keynote for the Agrosym 2015 Conference, University of East Sarajevo, Bosnia & Hertzogovina, Oct 15.
Bryden JM (2016) Causes and consequences of medium and long-term territorial inequalities in a European context, with a focus on rural regions. Paper accepted for the International Conference on ‘Territorial Inequality and Development’ to be held in Puebla, Mexico. January 25-27, 2016.
UPDATES WILL FOLLOW…..
There is a nice review of the TOP-MARD book (Towards Sustainable Rural Regions … Routledge 2011) in International Journal of the Commons (IJE), written by Constantine Iliopoulos.
The link is http://www.thecommonsjournal.org/index.php/ijc/article/view/337/252
Hi everyone! I just got my copy of the new book edited by Mark Shucksmith, David Brown, Sally Shortall, Mildred Warner and Joe Vergunst, in which I contributed to two chapters. The book looks great, and its always good to see new comparative works on rural issues being published by good publishers like Routledge. The two Chapters are:
2012 Bryden, J and Warner, M. ‘Policy Affecting Rural People, Economies and Communities’: Chapter in Rural Transformations and Rural Polices in the UK and US: Edited by Mark Shucksmith, David L. Brown, Sally Shortall, Jo Vergunst and Mildred Warner. New York and Oxford, Routledge.
2012 Atterton, J. Bryden, J and Johnson, TG ‘The Economies of Rural Areas in the UK and US’. Chapter in Rural Transformations and Rural Polices in the UK and US: Edited by Mark Shucksmith, David L. Brown, Sally Shortall, Jo Vergunst and Mildred Warner. New York and Oxford, Routledge.
A New Publication:NILF-working paper 2013-5: Governing Innovation for Sustainable Development: Designing creative institutions
By John Bryden, Stig S. Gezelius and Karen Refsgaard
ISBN: 978-82-7077-855-3
ISSN: 0805-9691
Whole paper in PDF-format (462 KB)
Innhold
Summary
1 Substainable innovation: The question of institutional design
2 Innovation systems as collective learning systems
3 A theoretical basis for sustainable innovation
3.1 Embeddedness and Regulation: Polanyi’s lessons
3.2 Social Justice and the Triple Bottom Line: the Human Rights Lesson
4 Socially embedded innovation: Cases from the ‘green‘ sector
5 Discussion and conclusions
5.1 The Role of Policy Intervention
5.2 Towards a New Approach: Innovation for Sustainable Development
References
Find it at: http://www.nilf.no/publikasjoner/Notater/2013/governing_innovation_for_sustainable_development_designing_creative_institutions
Send comments!
I am just about to submit the manuscript of an exciting new book to the Press at the end of May. The title is ‘Northern Neighbours: Scotland and Norway since 1800’, and the book is edited by myself, Ottar Brox and Lesley Riddoch. The authors are from Scotland, Norway, England and Finland. I will post a short description, and also the list of chapters.
NORTHERN NEIGHBOURS: SCOTLAND AND NORWAY SINCE 1800.
Edited by: John Bryden, Ottar Brox and Lesley Riddoch.
To be published by Edinburgh University Press, Autumn 2014.
What is this book about?
This book asks how and why Scotland and Norway diverged from each other so sharply in political, economic and social terms since the 18th century. The book focuses on seven core, and several attendant or related, reasons for these divergences. These are first, land and natural resource ownership, distribution, access and use rights; second, that of union with a richer and more powerful neighbour in the case of Scotland especially the Union of Parliaments in the 1707, and independence from a richer and more powerful neighbour in the case of Norway in 1814; third, the development of political systems and politics, especially since the early 19th century, when very significant differences in the franchise emerged between Scotland and Norway; fourth, the evolution of local government since the mid 19th century but reflecting also on the precursors of parish government and the role of religious governance; fifth, the development of the welfare state, especially in the 20th century; sixth, the structure and development of agriculture and the nature of the agrarian revolutions from 1750; seventh, the nature of early and late industrialization and, more recently, the development of North Sea Oil. The analysis therefore goes well beyond the usual discussions of the Nordic Model, which are often confined to an analysis of the economic model, the social welfare model and the political model.
Northern Neighbours … ContentsCHAPTERS
Chapter I. Introduction. John Bryden, Lesley Riddoch and Ottar Brox.
Chapter II. Towards a Theory of Divergent Development. John Bryden.
Chapter III. Cousins Divided? Development in and of Political Institutions in Scotland and Norway since 1814. Nik Brandal and Øivind Bratburg.
Chapter IV. Agrarian Change in Scotland and Norway: Agricultural Production, Structures, Politics and Policies since 1800. John Bryden and Agnar Hegrenes.
Chapter V. The Evolution of Local Government and Governance in Scotland and Norway. John Bryden, Paddy Bort and Karen Refsgaard.
Chapter VI. Industrial Development and North Sea Oil. Contrasts from Norway and Scotland. John Bryden.
Chapter VII Reflections on the Making of Norway. Ottar Brox.
Chapter VIII. Money and Banking in Scotland and Norway. John Bryden and Keith Hart.
Chapter IX. Religion in Scotland and Norway. Michael Rosie and Arne Bugge Anderson.
Chapter X. The Nordic Welfare Model in Norway and Scotland. Mary Hilson and Andrew G Newby.
Chapter XI. Access, Nature, Culture and the Great Outdoors – Norway and Scotland. Lesley Riddoch.
Chapter XII. Education in Norway and Scotland: Developing and re-forming the systems. Bronwen Cohen and Wenche Røenning.
Chapter XIII Norway and the United Kingdom/Scotland after World War II. Tore T Petersen.
Chapter XIV. Conclusions. John Bryden, Lesley Riddoch and Ottar Brox
The book will have a Preface by Emeritus Professor Tom Devine, one of Scotland’s foremost historians.
The new book on Norway and Scotland since 1800 is being published by EUP this month. The Final CONTENTS are
Foreword by Tom Devine
1. Introduction; John Bryden, Erik Opsahl, Ottar Brox and Lesley Riddoch
2. Towards a Theory of Divergent Development; John Bryden
3. Cousins Divided? Development in and of political institutions in Scotland and Norway since 1814; Nik Brandal and Øivind Bratberg
4. Agrarian Change in Scotland and Norway: Agricultural Production, Structures, Politics and Policies since 1800; John Bryden and Agnar Hegrenes
5. The Evolution of Local Government and Governance in Scotland and Norway; Eberhart Bort, Karen Refsgaard and John Bryden
6. Industrial Development and North Sea Oil. Contrasts from Norway and Scotland; John Bryden
7. Reflections on the Making of Norway; Ottar Brox
8. Money and Banking in Scotland and Norway; John Bryden and John Keith Hart
9. Religion in Scotland and Norway; Arne Bugge Amundsen and Michael Rosie
10. The Nordic Welfare Model in Norway and Scotland; Mary Hilson and Andrew Newby
11. Access, Nature, Culture and the Great Outdoors – Norway and Scotland; Lesley Riddoch
12. Education in Norway and Scotland: Developing and re-forming the systems; Bronwen Cohen and Wenche Rønning
13. The Differential Impacts of the Two World Wars in Norway and Scotland; Tore T Petersen
14. Conclusions; John Bryden, Lesley Riddoch, and Ottar Brox
Bibliograpohy
Index
About the authors.
HAPPY THAT THE paper “Academic Freedom” I wrote with Klaus Mittenzwei has won the Sociologia Ruralis 2013/2014 best paper award. The award will be presented at the ESRS congress in Aberdeen next week.
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Innovation as if people mattered: the ethics of innovation for sustainable development
By John Bryden and Stig Gezelius
More to come from the Special Issue of Innovation and Development on Grounded and Inclusive Innovation in the Bioeconomy, Edited by John Bryden, Stig Gezelius, Karen Refsgaard and Judith Sutz