Terra

Uutisia ja tiedonantoja

Oskar Rönnberg — 2024-04-23

Kriittinen hätähuuto kaupunkien suunnittelun ja kehittämisen käytännöistä – huutajana kaupunkiluonto

Petteri Muukkonen — 2024-04-21

Kotitarpeesta modernin tuotannon tarpeisiin – eläinteollisuuden kulttuurihistoriallista tarkastelua

Pauliina Rautio — 2024-04-21

Monipuolista tutkimusta suomalaisesta asutuskolonialismista Pohjois-Amerikassa

Raita Merivirta — 2024-04-21

Maantieteellinen näkökulma ilmastoviestintään

Petteri Muukkonen — 2024-04-21

Kaupallinen kalastus Inarijärvellä – kestävää sopeutumista muuttuvaan toimintaympäristöön?

Minna Tuulikki Turunen — 2024-04-21

The operational environment of commercial fishing in the North is changing due to climate change and other environmental and socio-economic drivers. In this study, we combine the practitioner knowledge of commercial fishers operating on the subarctic Lake Inari in northern Finland with long-term meteorological and hydrological observations from the region. Our interviews show that fishers have adopted various short-term strategies to cope with difficult weather conditions, among them flexibility in timing and location of fishing, as well as in catch species and gear. The livelihood is diversified both within and outside fishing to enhance the profitability. Responses of fishers to future uncertainties were varied and based on individual rather than community behavior. Four distinct longer-term adaptation strategies utilized by fishers differ in terms of the catch species, investments, and risk levels. Finally, we discuss the sustainability of the identified adaptation strategies, and the governance aspects of the livelihood.

Kohti neuromoninaisempaa kaupunkia

Riina Lundman — 2024-04-21

Neurodiversity refers to the variability in people’s neurological or neurobiological characteristics, including, for instance, autism and ADHD. This paper examines how neurodiversity can be better considered in cities and in urban planning, which is a topic Finnish urban research has not previously covered. In this study, 13 representatives of Finnish disability organizations focusing on neurodiversity, brain health, and accessibility were interviewed. The study is based on qualitative content analysis, in which three different themes pertaining to neurodiversity and the city were recognized: 1) inclusion and diversity, 2) accessibility and design, and 3) participation and advocacy. The results indicate that a neurodiverse city is clear, calm, flexible, predictable, and tolerant. In conclusion, a more neurodiverse city promotes the inclusion of neurodivergent people through neuro-accessible urban planning while accepting people’s neurological difference and diversity.

Alue- ja yhdyskuntasuunnittelu konfliktien paineissa kestävää kehitystä tavoiteltaessa

Harry Schulman — 2024-04-21

Kaupunki, suunnittelu, maantiede – rajallisessa tilassa

Ari Aukusti Lehtinen — 2024-04-21

Aluesuunnittelun ja aluekehittämisen konteksteja: reunamerkintöjä Harry Schulmanin kirjoitukseen

Sami Moisio — 2024-04-21