Mapping and Characterizing Nordic Everyday Life Research

Kristina Karlsson Anna Olaison Karin Skill

Arbetsnotat Nr 343, maj 2010 ISSN 1101-1289 ISRN LiU-TEMA-T-WP-343-SE

Acknowledgements The authors of this report, Kristina Karlsson, Anna Olaisson, and Karin Skill, developed it at the request of the local network on Everyday Life Research at Linköping University, of which we are members. We thank the local network for entrusting us with this task and supporting us all the way. We also thank the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Linköping University for making the work possible by partially financing it. However, the making of this report required more than monetary support. The efforts of librarian Christina Brage, who searched through thousands of references, have been vital. The patient librarian Jenny Betmark made the handling of the references easier by teaching us how to use RefWorks. Our colleague Helena Karresand assisted us with the translation of the Finnish references. Our everyday life research colleagues in the Nordic research network on Everyday Life Processes in European Societies (ELPiES) have offered valuable feedback and encouragement. Finally, Peter Berkesand and David Lawrence at Linköping University Electronic Press made our dreams of an Everyday Life Research Database seem attainable. Thanks to you all!

Linköping, May 2010

Kristina Karlsson Anna Olaison Karin Skill

Summary The aim of this report is to present references that originate from the Nordic countries, including Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Norway, and that have been assigned the keyword “everyday life” or one of its Nordic counterparts and published in the period 1990 through 2008. The presentation includes information on the total number of references from each country, the most frequent authors and the institutions to which they belong, and the reference types and the number of each type. Based on an analysis of some limited information about the dissertations and the journals, it is discussed how Nordic everyday life research may be characterized.

In total 560 references were found in the search procedure that is described in the report. The number of references from the different countries is: Finland 176, Sweden 171, Denmark 110, and Norway 103. The analysis imply that the field of Nordic everyday life research is big, multifaceted, and multi- and interdisciplinary. It is performed mainly within the frame of various social science subjects, but also to quite a great extent within subjects of health science, and to a minor extent within technology subjects. Some of the references seem to represent studies with a more comprehensive view on the everyday lives of a certain group of people located in the same place or sharing some characteristic and they try to capture both what people do and what they think and experience. Other studies are narrower and focus on, for example, attitudes towards food or how computers are used or should be designed. In other words Nordic everyday life research is hard to define clearly. The limited analysis and the fact that the international field of everyday life research is not well known, do not allow conclusions to be drawn about either a typically Nordic character of everyday life research, or differences between the Nordic countries. However, the work of mapping Nordic everyday life research will continue and the plans of constructing an open-access Everyday Life Research Database that will be easily accessible on the Internet are presented.

Contents Introduction ...... 5 Method ...... 7 The search procedure ...... 7 The reference database ...... 11 Analyzing what Nordic everyday life research may be about ...... 11 Result ...... 12 Total number of references ...... 12 Most frequent authors (more than two references) ...... 12 Reference types ...... 14 Dissertations ...... 15 Journals ...... 17 Attempting to characterize Nordic everyday life research ...... 20 Constructing a database of Nordic everyday life research ...... 22 Aims of the database ...... 22 Defining and finding everyday life research ...... 22 Appendix 1 ...... 24 Appendix 2 ...... 32 References Sweden ...... 32 References Finland ...... 48 References Denmark ...... 66 References Norway ...... 76 References Iceland ...... 86

Introduction Linköping University has had a research network on Everyday Life Research since 2005. Researchers representing different disciplines, subject fields, and methodological approaches participate in the network, sharing in common an interest in doing research grounded in the everyday lives of people. Although the interdisciplinary collaboration implies, among other things, that the concept of everyday life is understood from different theoretical perspectives, the unifying idea is that everyday life research is always performed close to people and aims at increasing knowledge about how individuals act and conceive of their lives over time and in different social and spatial contexts. The local research network is also represented in the Nordic research network on Everyday Life Processes in European Societies (ELPiES). The participants who are most involved in the running of this network come from Denmark, Finland, and Sweden. The network studies everyday life processes in time and space in the context of the ongoing modernization of European societies. ELPiES arranged two international conferences in 2008 at the University of Helsinki and in 2009 at Linköping University. A third conference will take place at Roskilde University in Denmark in May 2010.

In 2008 the local network at Linköping University applied for and received money from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to conduct a literary survey of everyday life research. We, the authors, were given a free hand to formulate the aim and to define the scope of the survey. We soon realized that the scope of everyday life research can be huge, depending on what definition is used. We actually decided to start on a rather broad scale with international literature, but then to narrow down the study to Nordic literature. Now, the aim of this report is twofold. First, based on a search for international references that was performed by librarian Christina Brage we have sorted out and aim to present references that originate from the Nordic countries and that have been assigned the keyword “everyday life” or one of its Nordic counterparts, published in the period 1990 through 2008. Iceland was not included in these searches; however, a small sample of Icelandic articles published in international journals will be presented. All references are presented in the reference lists in Appendix 2. Based on this selection of references we then discuss how we might characterize Nordic everyday life research. For this purpose we describe the selection of references by highlighting the total number of references from each country, the most frequent authors and

5 the institutions to which they belong, and the reference types and the number of each type, and we also analyze what some of the literature may be about by studying some information about the dissertations and the journals that we found.

Second, it is hoped that this report and the references found will form the basis for the Everyday Life Research Database that the local network on Everyday Life Research at Linköping University plans to construct in cooperation with Linköping University Electronic Press (LiU E-press). The intention is to build an open-access database that will be easily accessible on the Internet. Therefore, we will present the plans for the construction of the database in more detail.

In the following we will present the method used, including names of databases, selection criteria, the handling of references and how we made our analyses. After that, for each country we present the total number of references, the most frequent authors, the reference types and the number of each type, and categorizations of broader themes of the dissertations and the journals respectively. Based on the information presented we then discuss how we might characterize Nordic everyday life research. Finally, we present the plans for the construction of an Everyday Life Research Database.

Method

The search procedure To begin, we engaged librarian Christina Brage to scan Nordic and international databases for references using the English keyword “everyday life” and its German, French, and Nordic counterparts from 1970 to 2008 inclusive. Brage was also given some supplementary keywords that she could either combine with the keyword “everyday life” when scanning a database, or have in mind when she selected references from the lists of hits. The keywords included gender, health, technology, tradition, family, household, work, welfare, environment, modernity, culture, normality, and globalization.

Next, we began our attempts to categorize items on the reference lists that Brage sent to us. This proved to be a difficult task in many ways. For example, Brage’s searches resulted in thousands of hits. It was not really possible for her to go through and select references in a systematic way. She used the criteria stated above and selected references that appeared to be scientific. To some extent she also selected references that could be categorized as “popular science”, rooted in the science but geared to a non-specialist readership. That is to say, she also wanted to give an indication of the great scope of actors and subjects that might possibly be included in the field of everyday life research. Publications such as student theses, non- peer-reviewed journals, and book reviews were removed from the lists.

Working with a list of about 1700 references, we wanted to get an overview of what they are about by categorizing broader themes. We started to categorize them according to topic (based on their titles) and authors’ departmental/institutional affiliations. We came up with a somewhat arbitrary list of themes, which is presented in Table 1.

The total number of themes is more than 1700, as references were usually assigned more than one theme. Moreover, the categories are not altogether mutually exclusive.

Table 1. Categorization of themes of about 1700 references. Number of titles Themes dealing with the themes Health 292 Way of living 283 Occupation/work 269 Social organization 234 Generation 202 children 96 youth 52 adults 9 older people 57 Technology 147 Gender 134 women 72 men 4 Research 112 Culture 80 Environment 44 Consumption 33 Energy 16 Transportation 13 Time use 9 Difficult to categorize 37 Total number of recorded themes 1905

After this we decided to sort out and present the references that originate from the Nordic countries and were published in the period 1990 through 2008. In Table 2 we present nearly all of Brage’s work, and that has been the starting point for the analysis of the Nordic literature. We chose to exclude two lists of references that were included in the 1700 references we had worked with before. One was a list of 387 references that Brage had removed from the hits she got in the Norwegian database NORART and the other was a list of 27 references selected from the Swedish database Artikelsök, which we did not consider

8 scientific enough. Table 2 presents information on databases used, keywords, number of hits, and number of selected references.

Table 2. Information on databases used, keywords, number of hits, and number of selected references. Database information Keywords and number of hits Number of selected references Norwegian: NORART Keywords: hverdagsliv and References of articles in about hverdag 80 440 Norwegian journals and Hits: 466 yearbooks Various Norwegian: Norbok – Norwegian catalogue Keywords: hverdagsliv and for books everyday life 153 Bibsys - The national library in Hits: 423 Oslo Sambok – catalogue for books Swedish: Keyword: vardagsliv LIBRIS Hits: 2311 Keyword: everyday life Hits: 1596 Academic dissertations: Keyword: alltagsleben 54, 103, 3, 26, and 47 Hits: 93 respectively Keyword: (im) alltag Hits: 218 Keyword: hverdagsliv Hits: 233 Danish: Keyword: hverdagsliv 76 references Det kongelige bibliotek Hits: 700 Various Danish: references Keyword: hverdagsliv from various lists of references Hits: 1174 in Bibliotek.dk 144 and libraries, e.g. Bibliotek.dk Various Finnish: University of Keyword: everyday life and 30 and 76 respectively Helsinki and the national library arkielämä(n)

Hits: 335 dissertations in University of Helsinki, 76 in the National library (not only dissertations) Google Scholar Keyword: vardagsliv 66 from the first 500 references Hits: 2870 Google Scholar Keyword: hverdagsliv 53 from the first 500 references Hits: 3074 SCOPUS Keyword: everyday life combined with gender, health, technology, tradition, family, 115 with everyday life in the household, work, welfare, title environment, modernity, culture, normality, globalization Hits: 7580 SCOPUS Title-abs-key: everyday life AND Affiliation Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, 30, 24, 9 and 20 respectively Hits: 317, 129, 95 and 164 respectively Academic Search Keyword: everyday life Hits: 11217 Limited to academic journals: 126 7019 Limited to everyday life as a subject word: 719 Web of Science (SCI- Topic=Everyday life AND EXPANDED, SSCI, A&HCI) Address=Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway 27, 24, 39 and 28 respectively Hits: 368, 148, 124 and 112 respectively Total 1353

Thus, among the 1353 references we have sorted out those originating from Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Norway and have removed duplicates and references that were published

10 outside the time frame in question or that were student theses, non-peer-reviewed journals, or book reviews. The total number of references then became 560. We have not checked all references in detail, and there still may be publications among them that do not match our reference type criteria. One problem contributing to this is the fact that the search systems vary from country to country and there are some interpretation difficulties concerning what is regarded as, for instance, a dissertation or a report. We performed one search for Icelandic references by using the keyword “everyday life” in Scopus and Web of Science and with address/affiliation=Iceland. The result was 8 hits.

The reference database We have imported the references from the databases to the web-based reference database software RefWorks. Linköping University has a campus license giving both students and employees access to the program. Moreover, RefWorks is well suited for being imported to an Everyday Life Research Database, which is the goal of the work with this report. However, the task of importing references to RefWorks is quite complicated if the aim is to include all correct information about the publications and, thus, to achieve as correct reference lists as possible. It has not been possible to achieve this completely within the existing time frame and that is why some of the references in Appendix 2 may seem somewhat obscure. This will be corrected when the references are imported to the database.

Analyzing what Nordic everyday life research may be about In order to get an understanding of what the literature may be about we have analyzed the titles of the dissertations and the journals as well as some additional information about these reference types found on the Internet. We have tried to discern and categorize broader themes. As opposed to the categorization of themes of the 1700 titles we decided to try defining one theme for each dissertation and one for each journal. The categorization of the dissertations was complicated and the result is still somewhat arbitrary, and the categories are not completely mutually exclusive. Additional themes that have been connected to each of the categories as well as the disciplinary subjects within which each category has been studied, are presented in connection with Table 3 in the Result section. All journals and how they have been categorized are presented in Appendix 1, and the categorization is presented in Table 5.

Result In this section, we present for each country the total number of references, the most frequent authors, the reference types and the number of each type, as well as the analyses of the dissertations and the journals. We present one result category at the time, but show the result for each country. Iceland is included in the result only when the categorization of journals is presented.

Total number of references Sweden: 171 Finland: 176 Denmark: 110 Norway: 103

Most frequent authors (more than two references) Sweden: Ellegård, Kajsa - Department of Thematic Studies – Technology and Social Change, Linköping University – 7 references Åquist, Ann-Cathrine - School of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences, Örebro University – 5 references Löfgren, Orvar - Division of Ethnology with the Folk Life Archives, Lund University – 3 references

Finland: Savolainen, Rejo - Department of Information Studies and Interactive Media, University of Tampere - 7 references Oksman, Virpi - VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland - 5 references Heikkinen, Kaija – Department of Finnish Language and Cultural Research, University of Joensuu– 3 references Jokinen, Eeva - Department of Social Policy, University of Joensuu – 3 references Tiilikainen, Marja – Department of Comparative Religion, University of Helsinki – 3 references

Denmark: Simonsen, Kirsten – Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change, Roskilde University – 7 references Jørgensen, Birte Bech - Department of Sociology, Social Work and Organization, Aalborg University (until 2005) - 6 references Cronberg, Tarja - former director of the Copenhagen Peace Research Institute - 5 references Gram-Hanssen, Kirsten – Danish Building Research Institute, Aalborg University – 4 references Halkier, Bente - Department of Communication, Business and Information Technologies Roskilde University - 4 references Andersen, Johannes – Department of Economics, Politics and Public Administration, Aalborg University – 3 references Koefoed, Lasse - of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change, Roskilde University – 3 references Røpke, Inge – Department of Management Engineering Innovation and Sustainability, Technical University of Denmark – 3 references

Norway: Hjorthol, Randi - Department of Communication and Accessibility, The Institute of Transport Economics (TØI), Oslo - 8 references Gullestad, Marianne (1946-2008) – last employed at The Institute for Social Research (ISF), Oslo - 4 references Aune, Margrethe – Center for Technology and Society, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim – 3 references

Reference types The types of references found and the number of each type for each country are presented in Table 3.

Table 3. Types of references and number of each type for each country.

Country Sweden Finland Denmark Norway Reference type Dissertation/thesis 73 29 6 13 Journal article 45 76 53 32 Book, whole 31 31 37 50 Book, section 12 4 5 -- Book, edited 4 2 5 Report 1 13 4 -- Conference 1 15 3 2 proceedings Web page 2 2 2 -- Monograph 2 4 -- -- Generic ------1 Total 171 176 110 103

The uneven distribution of different reference types between the countries, implying for example that more dissertations on everyday life have been written in Sweden, is presumed to be an unreliable indication. The uneven distribution is more likely due to the fact that the search systems of the countries are different and that there are some interpretation difficulties concerning what is regarded as, for instance, a dissertation or a report.

Dissertations The categorization of themes of the dissertations and the number of each category for each country is presented in Table 4.

Table 4. Categorization of themes of the dissertations and the number of each category presented for each country.

Country Sweden Finland Denmark Norway Theme Organization of 19 3 1 4 everyday life Organization of everyday life in 3 1 institutions Living with 16 4 illness/disability Study abroad 5 5 2 Media use 11 1 Older people 4 2 1 Children/Adolescents 5 2 2 Food 4 Work 2 2 School 2 Nationalism/Identity 5 1 Parenting 3 Ecological sustainability/ 1 1 1 1 Energy use Gender 1 Difficult to 3 2 1 categorize Total 73 29 6 13

As stated above, the uneven distribution of dissertations among the countries does not necessarily indicate that more dissertations on everyday life are written in Sweden. However, a multifaceted research field including a wide range of research interests is indicated. Each dissertation has been assigned only one of the categories, but in reality all studies do of course

15 combine more themes and reflect different perspectives. The category “organization of everyday life” is the broadest, including subjects such as history, social work, ethno geography, time geography, social geography, sociology, ethnology, anthropology, and architecture. Among other things these dissertations have included the perspectives of gender, immigrants, urban life, and life mode, and they have highlighted issues such as transportation, social relations, household chores, moral life conditions, religious doctrines, and the balancing of home/leisure life and work life. “Organization of everyday life in institutions” refers to studies focusing on the interplay between the personnel and those living in or visiting public institutions. This interplay is not the only focus in the dissertations in the “School” category, which seem to reflect a wider view of school as a field of activities.

The categories of “older people” and “children” include dissertations that could have been assigned the category of “organization of everyday life,” as they deal with older people’s or children’s organization of everyday life. However, these categories also include dissertations that seem to deal with more clearly defined research questions. Moreover, there are more of them than, for example, dissertations dealing with immigrants. This reasoning applies also to dissertations in the category of “living with illness/disability,” which cover subjects such as rehabilitation, nursing, occupational therapy, clinical medicine, social work, and ethnology. Some of these dissertations include the perspectives of next of kin.

Gender, in terms of sex, is the most common co-theme/perspective and most often concerns women. The gender category include one study actually reflecting both men and women and focuses specifically on what mechanisms create women’s subordination and men’s superiority in partner relationships.

As dissertations dealing with “media use” seemed quite common, at least in Sweden, it merited its own category. However, it includes studies focusing on, for example, media use by children and people with disabilities, as well as media use in the workplace. It also includes the perspectives of the producers and how, for example, computer support should be designed. It has been studied within informatics, journalism & mass media, sociology, media & communication, ethnology, and technology & social change.

Studies within the category of “study abroad” deal with different kinds of issues and have been performed within the contexts of social, cultural, and musical anthropology, sociology, science of religion, and architecture.

The “food” category refers to studies dealing with consumer views and demands concerning food in general or specific kinds of food; these studies were performed at departments of Food Technology as well as Psychology. Studies in the “work” category deal either with health issues or professional identity and were performed by occupational therapists, psychologists, ethnologists, and sociologists. “Parenting” has been studied within psychology and ethnology and from the perspectives of motherhood as well as fatherhood. “Ecological sustainability/energy use” has been studied by ethnologists and sociologists who focus on resource use in households, in terms of, for example, energy and food, and from a sustainability/climate perspective. The category “nationalism/identity” refers to dissertations that have been written, for example, at the Department of Finnish Language and Literature and the Royal School of Library and Information Science (Denmark).

Journals In Table 5 the categorization of themes, the number of journals in each category, and the number of articles in each category are presented for each country. The names of the journals and how they have been categorized are shown in Appendix 1.

Table 5. Categorization of themes, the number of journals in each category, and, in parentheses, the number of articles in each category presented for each country.

Country Sweden Finland Denmark Norway Iceland Theme Ageing 2 (2) 1 (1) Occupational therapy 3 (4) 1 (1) Health/Disease 6 (7) 5 (8) 3 (3) 2 (3) 4 (4) Disability 2 (2) Psychology 3 (3) 1 (1) 1 (1) Youth 1 (2) 1 (2) 1 (1) 2 (2) Gender 2 (2) 4 (5) 1 (1) 2 (2) Anthropology/Ethnology 3 (3) 8 (14) 5 (8) 1 (1) Geography 4 (4) 2 (2) 2 (3) 2 (2) Housing 1 (1) 1 (1) Occupational science 2 (3) 1 (1) 1 (1) Sociology 2 (3) 1 (5) 9 (13) 3 (5) Language 1 (1) 1 (1) Innovations 1 (1) Media 4 (4) 9 (14) 6 (6) 4 (4) 2 (2) Environment 2 (2) 3 (6) 3 (7) 2 (2) Education 1 (1) 2 (2) 1 (1) Drugs 3 (5) 1 (1) 1 (1) Space research 1 (1) Culture/Art 1 (1) 1 (1) Ethnicity 4 (4) Architecture 1 (1) Consumer studies 1(1) History 1(2) 3 (3) 1 (1) Administrative work 1 (1) Food 2 (2) Leisure 1 (1) 3 (3) Transportation 2 (2) Philosophy 1 (1)

Total 40 (45) 46 (75) 41 (53) 29 (32) 8 (8)

The multitude of themes points, once again, towards a multifaceted research field, which we further comment upon below.

Attempting to characterize Nordic everyday life research The results imply that the field of Nordic everyday life research is big, multifaceted, and multi- and interdisciplinary. It is performed mainly within the frame of various social science subjects, but also to quite a great extent within subjects of health science, and to a minor extent within technology subjects. Some of the references seem to represent studies with a more comprehensive view on the everyday lives of a certain group of people located in the same place or sharing some characteristic and they try to capture both what people do and what they think and experience. Other studies are narrower and focus on, for example, attitudes towards food or how computers are used or should be designed. In other words Nordic everyday life research is hard to define clearly. This elusiveness may be frustrating when we want to explain to others what everyday life research is about, or when we are searching for references that match our own more clearly defined everyday life research interests. In spite of this lack of conformity, taken together we believe the studies contribute insights about the tangible complexity of everyday life and its great variety of problems, experiences, injustices, dreams, restrictions, choices, dilemmas, possibilities, negotiations, and so forth.

Does the result point to something typically Nordic? The limited analysis does not enable us to draw conclusions about either a typically Nordic character of everyday life research, or differences between the countries. Moreover, we are not familiar with the international field of everyday life research. Our own categorization of themes of the 1700 international references (Table 1), including Nordic references, is the only basis for comparison that we can use. Based on that, and the fact that the categorization methods differ, we cannot really discern any difference other than, possibly, the “work” category, which seems more frequent internationally.

However, our characterization of Nordic everyday life research as big, multifaceted, and multi- and interdisciplinary is based on our definition of everyday life research in this survey, that is to say, any publication using “everyday life” or one of its Nordic counterparts as a keyword and being published in the period 1990 through 2008. It is of course possible to question this and come up with some other criteria that should decide which publications to include in a field of research called “everyday life research”. For example, by letting the

20 keyword “everyday life” guide the survey we are probably missing a lot of studies that we would consider of interest to everyday life research, such as more historical studies and more studies in the field of occupational therapy. In any event, we do not question the very existence of a research field called “everyday life research”. On the contrary, we hope this survey will be a starting point for the construction of an Everyday Life Research Database that will enable deeper analyses of, for example, the existence of a typically Nordic perspective on everyday life, existing definitions of everyday life and related concepts, theories and methodologies used, findings that are brought to the fore, and the kinds of studies that have yet to be undertaken.

Constructing a database of Nordic everyday life research The long-term goal of this report and the mapping of Nordic everyday life research is, thus, to construct an open-access database that will be easily accessible on the Internet. In this section we present the plans for this database in terms of its aims and how to organize the work of defining and finding everyday life research.

Aims of the database The Everyday Life Research Database is planned to be constructed by Linköping University Electronic Press (LiU E-press) for registering of previously unregistered data, importing of data already registered in different sources, searching, and quality control of registered records. A web interface for external searching via the Internet, including a section for recommending new publications for the database, will also be made. By way of the web interface, users will be invited to subscribe to the database newsletter and then regularly be notified of new references. LiU E-press also offers parallel publishing of the full text of research publications and electronic republishing of out-of-print books. This infrastructure would then serve the aims of 1) facilitating the identification and consolidation of the field of everyday life research, 2) facilitating the establishment of a common knowledge base and the accomplishment of meta-analyses of the field of everyday life research, and 3) making it easier for everyday life researchers to map studies in line with their specific research interests and to describe the state of the art within their specific fields of everyday life research.

Defining and finding everyday life research At least one editor of the database will need to continue going through the existing references, searching for more, and dealing with recommendations of publications. Which publications should then be eligible for a place in the database? The question of delimitation, of course, could be approached in different ways. We assume that we will continue to focus on Nordic research, but widen this focus later on. We will pose some questions that we have thought of, but do not intend to answer them here. • Should other kinds of texts than empirical studies be included (e.g. theoretical studies elaborating on subjects such as the concept of everyday life)? This is connected to the next question.

• Should Nordic everyday life research deal specifically with Nordic everyday life and be performed only by Nordic researchers—or by any researcher? Or should Nordic everyday life research represent studies performed anywhere in the world, but be performed only by Nordic researchers? • What time span should be considered valid? Should we begin by focusing on the latest research, starting from the year 2000, or should we not have any time frame at all? • Should we have some quality and ethical criteria? How should they be formulated?

Strategies for the continuous search for new publications would include spreading information and marketing the database, searching in databases in order to come up with relevant search words, interviewing colleagues about their ways of searching for and defining everyday life studies, and, finally, searching for researchers and networks on the Internet. We believe we have made a good start and look forward to continuing this work.

Appendix 1 Below are the names of the journals as well as the categorization of themes (in italics). The number of articles published in each journal is one if nothing else is indicated in parenthesis.

Sweden: Ageing Aging and Mental Health Journal of Aging Studies Occupational therapy Occupational Therapy International American Journal of Occupational Therapy Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy (2) Health/disease Scandinavian Journal of Public Health Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences (2) Nursing Philosophy Scandinavian Journal of Nutrition/Näringsforskning Acta Dermato – Venereologica Disability Disability and Rehabilitation – Assistive Technology Disability and Society Psychology Scandinavian Journal of Psychology Nordisk Psykologi New Review of Information Behaviour Research Youth Young (2) Gender Gender and Society Womens Studies International Forum Anthropology

Ethnos European Journal of Cultural Studies Journal of Material Culture Geography Urban Studies European Urban and Regional Studies GeoJournal Geografiska Annaler Series B: Human Geography Housing Housing, Theory and Society Occupational science Journal of Management Studies Journal of Occupational Science (2) Sociology Acta Sociologica Sociologisk Forskning (2) Language Language and Society Innovations Innovation Media New Media and Society Information, Technology and People Information, Communication and Society Electronic Government Environment Biomass and Bioenergy Waste Management Education Research in Science Education

Finland: Drugs Nordisk alkohol och narkotika tidskrift Nicotine & Tobacco Research (2) Journal of drug issues (2) Health/disease Health Risk and Society Journal of advanced nursing (2) Nursing and health Sciences Society Health & Illness Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health (3) Ageing Gerontologia Media Health informatics journal New Review of Information Behavior Reserch New Media & Society (2) Behavior & Information Technology Multimedia systems Internet Research- Electronic Networking Applications and Policy (2) Information research (2) Journal of Information Science Library and Information Science Research (3) Libri 22 Environment Journal of Industrial Ecology (3) Environmental values (2) Environmental history Geography International Journal of Urban Regional Research Geography and Research forum Space research Space and Policy

Education International journal of lifelong education Life and education in Finland Sociology Sosiologia (5) Culture New Formations Gender Feministische Studien Gender and education (2) Gendered Mobilities Women and the environment Anthroplogy/Ethnology Etnologica Fennica (5) European journal of anthropology (2) Modus Vivendi (2) Studies in Folk Culture Studia Fennica Folkloristica Finnish Review of East European Studies Synteesi Suomalaisen kirjallisuuden seura Ethnicity Ethnicity, Identity and migration Slavic Review Hungarologische Beiträge Social Compass Architecture Life and Architecture Consumer studies International Journal of Consumer Studies Youth Journal of youth studies (2)

History Neophilogus (2) Language Kulttuuritukimus

Denmark: Environment Ecological economics (5) Journal of Cleaner Production Energy Policy Media Behavior & Information Technology Cognitive Technological Work Media Culture & Society Digital Creativity International Journal of Technology Management Technology Studies of Western Europe Anthropology European Urban Regional Studies (2) International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (3) Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute Journal of Southern African Studies Bulletin of Latin American research Occupational science Journal of Occupational Science Sociology Current Sociology Social Science and Medicine (2) Sociologia Ruralis (3) Ethnicities Dansk Sociologi (2)

Social politik Arbetsliv i Norden Humaniora Economy & Society History Slagmark Historie Kvan Education Journal of Educational Work Youth Journal of Youth Studies Geography Antipode Geografiska Annaler Series B - Human geography (2) Health/disease Critical Public Health European Planning studies Ugeskrift for Laeger Drugs Alcohol and Alcoholism Administrative work Public Administration Food International Journal of Food Science and Technology Appetite Gender Kvinnovetenskaplig Tidskrift Housing Journal of Housing and Built Environment Leisure Lesiure studies

Norway: Transportation Transport Reviews Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice Health/disease Advances in Nursing Science Appetite (2) Psychology Acta Psychologica Drugs Addiction Youth Young Childhood – A Global Journal of Child Research Leisure Leisure Studies Society and Leisure Journal of EcoTourism Occupational science Management Decisions Media Computers in Entertainment Annals of Telecommunications New Media and Society European Journal of Communication Environment Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics Energy Policy Geography GeoForum European Urban and Regional Studies

Sociology Tidskrift for Samfunnsforskning (2) Sociologia Ruralis (2) Acta Sociologica Gender European Journal of Womens Studies Womens Studies International Forum Anthropology/Ethnology American Ethnologist Culture Journal of Popular Culture Philosophy Journal of the Philosophy of Sport History Historisk Tidskrift

Iceland: Media Information Research – An International Electronic Journal Internet Research – Electronic Networking Applications and Policy Health/disease Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology Venereology Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics Psycho-oncology Occupational therapy Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy Psychology Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology

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