Hans Martin Thomassen
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About
Background and research interests
Martin Thomassen holds a BA in International Development and Social Change from the Department of Geography, Clark University, Mass. (1983), a Cand.Pol. in Social Anthropology from the University of Oslo (1992) and a Ph.D in Social Anthropology from NTNU (2008).
He served as head of Department between 2009-2013.
He was recently engaged in two externally financed research projects:
The Hot Lava Edge of Cultural Flows
He is currently engaged in one externally financed research project:
https://classroomlab.uvt.ro/
Publications
2013
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Thomassen, Hans Martin.
(2013)
Does "better technology" equal "better world? DOI: 10.1007/s10745-013-9576-x.
Human Ecology
Book review
2008
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Thomassen, Hans Martin;
Larsen, Tord.
(2008)
Tilpasning, balanse og brikolage: Møtet mellom økologisk og konvensjonelt jordbruk i en nord-norsk bygd.
Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet
Doktoravhandlinger ved NTNU, 1503-8181 (2008:272)
Doctoral dissertation
Journal publications
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Thomassen, Hans Martin.
(2013)
Does "better technology" equal "better world? DOI: 10.1007/s10745-013-9576-x.
Human Ecology
Book review
Report
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Thomassen, Hans Martin;
Larsen, Tord.
(2008)
Tilpasning, balanse og brikolage: Møtet mellom økologisk og konvensjonelt jordbruk i en nord-norsk bygd.
Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet
Doktoravhandlinger ved NTNU, 1503-8181 (2008:272)
Doctoral dissertation
Teaching
Courses
- SANT3910 - Master's Thesis - Globalisation and Sustainable Development
- SANT1024 - Perspectives: how to think like an anthropologist
- SANT1023 - Central Research Issues in Anthropology
- SANT1021 - Key Concepts in Social Anthropology
- SANT3508 - Globalisation Theory and Culture
- SANT3012 - Internship - Globalisation and Sustainable Development
- SANT2900 - Bachelor Essay - Social Anthropology
- SANT1019 - Human, Technology and Dialogue
- SANT3600 - Cultural Understanding and International Working Relations