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New research project on the Swedish forest

"Woodworlds: Stories of desire and grief in the Swedish forest" is a new research project led by Johannes Stripple and funded by BECC - The Swedish government’s strategic research area on biodiversity and ecosystem services in a changing climate.

Portrait picture of Johannes Stripple
About the project from the Decision about research funding in BECC for 2018-20:

J. Stripple (Political Science, LU); Woodworlds – Stories of desire and grief in Swedish forests

This innovative project studies ‘stories’ about Swedish forests. ‘Stories’ is an approach that enables multiple views to be expressed and is suitable for interdisciplinary interpretation. It is argued that this approach can lead to the collaboration between scientists in interaction with stakeholders to generate understandings about conflicts and possibilities, desires and grief in relation to forest issues.

‘Stories’ is seen as a complement to (rational) decision making and argued to fill a gap in the consideration of emotional responses and engagement in governance. The project has a transformative ambition and a fresh, participatory approach to stakeholders as ‘story tellers’ with promising interactions between researchers with the necessary competence to carry the project to completion.

 

To Johannes Stripple's personal webpage