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Norges Forskningsråd

Research Council of Norway
Norwegian Research Council
Forskningsrådet
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The Research Council of Norway

dc.date.accessioned2021-01-24T02:07:57Z
dc.date.available2021-01-24T02:07:57Z
dc.identifier.urihttps://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/17187
dc.typegrantor
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oapen.relation.fundsa2f2aa87-88a2-43fb-ae39-274c0b6b8356
grantor.nameNorges Forskningsråd
grantor.acronymResearch Council of Norway
grantor.acronymNorwegian Research Council
grantor.acronymForskningsrådet
grantor.acronymnull
grantor.acronymThe Research Council of Norway
grantor.doi10.13039/501100005416


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    Sirowy, Beata; Ruggeri, Deni; Curtis, Adam; Eriksen, Arild; Horgen Evensen, Katinka; Gallis, Helene; Grabalov, Pavel; Knight, Kelvin; Lamm, Bettina; Lieblein, Geir; Lohrberg, Frank; Murphy, Melissa Anna; Nicolaysen, Anna Marie; Saglie, Inger-Lise; Egner Stafseng, Vebjørn; Tietjen, Anne; Slaatrem Titland, Esben; Tornaghi, Chiara; Weger, Kimberly; Sirowy, Beata; Ruggeri, Deni (2025)
    This book focuses on urban agriculture in public spaces in densely populated, inner-city neighborhoods, a topic that has received little scholarly attention to date. The goal has been to identify the impacts of urban ...
  • Barns tilhørighet blant mennesker og ting
    Borch, Anita; Røed Bilgrei, Ola; Løvgren, Mette; Haugsrud, Ingrid; Grimstad Klepp, Ingun; Reich, Clara Julia; Knutsen Steinnes, Kamilla; Rysst, Mari; Kebreab, Luam; Skjær Ulvik, Oddbjørg; Bekken, Wenche; Sveen Andresen, Signe Beate; Helleve, Mette; Tømmerås, Heidi; Havnen, Randi; Borch, Anita; Røed Bilgrei, Ola (2025)
    For children and young people, belonging is crucial. The need for community and security shapes their identity, relationships, and experience of community in everyday life, but can also lead to boundaries between ""us"" ...