Rekruttering av kvinner til kyst- og bygde-Norge

Sørlie, Kjetil

doi:10.7577/nibr/notat/2002/114

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“…Work has frequently been shown by scholars to be the main motivation for moving, but that factors related to work also interact with other factors (Sørlie, 2006;Sørlie, Aure, & Langset, 2012). People's motives and preferences are influenced by the opportunities that exist and are adjusted during their lifecycle processes (Sørlie et al, 2012).…”

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“…Would work opportunities, or more precisely the lack of them, be more important in people's decision-making? As Sørlie (2006) argues, throughout most of the 20 th century, the settlement pattern in Norway was characterized by centralization, primarily occurring as (in)direct effects. Directly, as moving during adolescence entails that a certain percentage of the population in each cohort is more centrally resident as adults than as children.…”

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“…Indirectly, as the pattern of places in which the next generation of children grow up is influenced by their parents' original migration. As a result, an increasing proportion of all movements in Norway take place within metropolitan areas (Sørlie, 2006), not to non-core places such as Rauma.…”

Section: Figure 5 Population Development In the Municipalities Of Rau...mentioning

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Developing Local Community: Municipal Policies Oriented Towards Place Branding

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To date, there has been scant research on place broadcasting activities (PBA) such as promotion, marketing and branding in Norwegian municipalities, especially research into effects. This paper examines two rural Norwegian municipalities in which place branding - i.e. the planned and strategic external communication of place qualities - has been a prioritized policy strategy. The research was designed as a comparative case study based on data acquired via methodological triangulation. An analytical model served as a framework to identify the effects of a focus on place branding in non-core municipalities. In the model, policies oriented towards place branding are treated as a variable that is thought to influence (1) employment, (2) settlement, and (3) the desire for rural living. The analysis revealed no quantifiable effects of such policies when compared with 17 comparable municipalities. However, based on the qualitative data and analysis, the authors found effects related to the desire for rural living, implying arguments in favour of non-core regional policy and planning beyond a focus purely on growth. Our results seem to indicate that strategies oriented towards place branding should also focus on material issues, housing development and job opportunities for example.

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Developing Local Community: Municipal Policies Oriented Towards Place Branding

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Carlsson²,

Haugum³

2020

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“…Når OECD-skalaen brukes må en husholdning på to voksne og 2 barn ha en inntekt som er 2,7 ganger inntekten til en enslig for å ha like god økonomi som denne.I noen av tabellene som presenteres har vi valgt en geografisk inndeling som er definert slik: Store byer omfatter Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger, Kristiansand, Tromsø og Sandnes. Storbyomlandet er kommunene rundt de store byene, slikSørlie (2007) har definert dette omlandet. "Byer -tettsteder" er 33 mindre byer samt tettstedskommunene rundt disse byene i følgeSørlie (2007).…”

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“…Storbyomlandet er kommunene rundt de store byene, slikSørlie (2007) har definert dette omlandet. "Byer -tettsteder" er 33 mindre byer samt tettstedskommunene rundt disse byene i følgeSørlie (2007). Resten av kommunene tilhører landet ellers ("periferi").…”

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