I am a doctoral researcher currently working on exclusion in natural resource governance and development projects in Sápmi, during contemporary decolonising processes of the Sámi people as Indigenous people of Northern Europe.
I approach governance as encounters between actors who are located and situated in multiple partially connected sociomaterial networks. Each network reproduces and regenerates its own ontology and epistemology about sustainability, its own conceptions of moral (values and conceptions of responsibility), and, has its own interests.
I combine science and technology studies with environmental politics and organisation studies.
I use qualitative methods, such as interviews, fieldwork, policy analysis, and document analysis.
My future research interests lie in the interceptions of natural resource governance, economy, knowledge and identities.
Environmental governance, natural resource governance, critical management studies, qualitative methods, decoloniality, actor-network theory (ANT), business-society
