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Barents Studies Vol 6., Issue 1, 2019

Editorial

Special issue on “Governance in the High North: Rhetoric and reality in the Barents region”.
Anatoli Bourmistrov and Svein Tvedt Johansen

 

Articles

The art of untangling: High North SME board directors’ challenges in understanding strategy, control, and service tasks
Hilde Fjellvær, Trude Høgvold Olsen, and Elsa Solstad

Does regional context matter? A comparative study of two Russian regions implementing budget reforms
Igor Khodachek

Citizens’ involvement in financial planning in the Russian North:External pressures and internal dynamics of participatory budgeting experiments
Evgenii Aleksandrov and Elena Kuznetsova

The rhetoric and practice of business research collaboration among High North universities
Elena Dybtsyna, Anders Hersinger and Alexandra Middleton

Framing the High North:The role of socio-economic information
Peter Bakkemo Danilov and Andrey Mineev

 

Young Researchers of the Barents Region

Svetlana Kuznetcova
Berta Morata
Mirva Salminen
Inga Marie O. Skavhaug

 

   

 

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