Laura Tolnov Clausen

Associate Professor Department of Global Development and Planning

Email: laura.t.clausen@uia.no
Phone: +47 38 14 18 17
Mobile phone: +47 94 07 93 66
Office: H2033 (Universitetsveien 25, 4630 Kristiansand, Norway)

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Laura Tolnov Clausen holds a Ph.D. from Roskilde University exploring issues of participation and non-participation in environmental planning processes in Denmark. Her research interests centers around nature, society and technology relations in regards to understandings of sustainability, development and democracy, especially considering the role of knowledge and potential of social learning.

She possesses many years of research experience with facilitation and theorizing over public participation in various settings – e.g. nature resource management, wild life management and renewable energy planning. In recent years she has become increasingly interested in the transition to renewables and related topics such as energy democracy, popular movements and community development. She was part of Wind2050.dk (2014-2017) looking at both the processes behind and the results from previous wind turbine projects in Denmark. Current research projects explore public participation in wind power planning in Norway, Scotland and Denmark NFR ENERGIX project WINDPLAN (2018-2022).

Research

Selected publications

Rudolph, D. & Clausen, L.T. (2021) Rural development based on renewable energies? Emancipatory potentials between radical democratic and neoliberal logic. In special issue on ‘Forgotten Land’ in PROKLA Zeitschrift für kritische Sozialwissenschaft [in German] https://doi.org/10.32387/prokla.v51i204.1959

Rudolph, D. & Clausen, L.T. (2021) Getting used to it? The elusive U-curve and post-construction assumptions. Pp. 63-81, In Batel, S. & Rudolph, D. (eds): A critical approach to social acceptance of renewable energy infrastructures. Going beyond green growth and sustainability. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN: 978-3-030-73698-9 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-73699-6

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Rudolph, David & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Grabbing the wind? Assetization of land and enclosure of wind rights in the Outer Hebrides. Area (London 1969). ISSN 0004-0894. p. 1–9. doi: https:/rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/area.70055. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
This paper explores how land gains momentum as a contested resource for wind farm developments by disentangling intertwined processes of ‘wind grabbing’; that is, the processes of appropriating land for obtaining rights to utilise and capture value from wind energy. Based on empirical insights from territorial struggles over the development of rival wind farm projects in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland, the paper sheds critical light on the relationship between ‘wind rights’ (i.e., entitlements to utilise and benefit from wind energy) and the enclosure of wind by landownership, and discusses how historical landownership structures are called into question by community wind energy projects. In doing so, we expand on the underlying processes and consequences of wind grabbing by bringing questions of landownership and wind rights into dialogue with concepts of assetisation, enclosure, value grabbing and territorial alienation that have recently emerged at the margins of critical energy geography. Although the possibility of utilising and capitalising wind energy revalorises land in the first place, drawing on these concepts helps explore the functionality of wind grabbing by revealing the significance of land and landownership in making wind investable, controlling wind resources, extracting value from wind energy, and excluding others from the productive use of wind. Ultimately, the paper suggests that the mobilisation of land as an increasingly contested resource for the deployment of energy infrastructures and the possibility of severing land rights from wind rights need to be critically considered as fundamental conditions that determine the distribution of benefits from the commodification of renewable energy resources.
Vasstrøm, Mikaela; Rudolph, David; Lysgård, Hans Kjetil & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). Rescaling wind energy governance – the dynamic interplay between efficiency and justice in energy policy constructions. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift. ISSN 0029-1951. doi: https:/www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00291951.2024.2396936. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela Lise Modalen; Rudolph, David Phillip; Lysgård, Hans Kjetil & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). Rescaling wind energy governance–the dynamic interplay between efficiency and justice in energy policy constructions. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift. ISSN 0029-1951. doi: 10.1080/00291951.2024.2396936. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Renewable energy transitions are considered key to fuel green transitions. Wind energy is positioned as a cost-beneficial energy source, but also generates environmental conflicts and contestations of distribution of power and benefits. Scalar changes (rescaling) of political, social, and economic structures and processes have gained increased awareness. Less attention has been given to how energy policies influence the scaling of governance regimes, and how energy policies are shaped by changing perceptions and claims. The article explores how and why energy policies rescale governance regimes of wind energy in Norway, Denmark and Scotland. It examines the emergent and relational socio-spatial processes of energy policymaking as assemblages and analyses material and expressive forces influencing wind energy policies and governance scaling/rescaling. The authors find that perceptions of legitimate governance frameworks within energy policy constructions are destabilized/stabilized over time. Scalar shifts within governance frameworks are influenced by forces of market concerns, green growth and value creation, by energy security concerns, stability and industry development, and by concerns of societal welfare, independence, and provision. The authors conclude that divergent forces destabilizing/stabilizing energy policy assemblages and deterritorializing/reterritorializing scalar configurations are influenced by concerns of both energy efficiency and energy justice.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Cruickshank, Jørn (2023). Allmenningen i forandring. Norsk vannkraft mellom lokale hensyn og globale utfordringer, Allmenningsressurser i nord - fellesskap og grunnrente. Orkana Forlag. ISSN 9788281045477. p. 265–294. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
For å stimulere til økt produksjon foreslo det regjeringsoppnevnte Sanderud-utvalget i 2019 å endre fordelingen av inntektene fra norsk vannkraft. Dette skapte så sterke reaksjoner i Kommune-Norge at forslagene ble lagt på is. Eksemplet avslører den mektige allmenningsforståelsen som historisk har ligget til grunn for det som har vært oppfattet som en lokal bærekraftig forvaltning av vannressursene. Samtidig viser anbefalingen fra utvalget hvordan markedsløsninger nå foreslås som svaret på den globale klimautfordringen. Vi mener det er klokt å kombinere lokale og globale allmenningsforståelser, istedenfor å fremstille disse to tilnærmingene som konkurrerende.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2022). Sustainable rural development and rural energy communities in a post-Brexit UK. In Attorp, Adrienne; Heron, Sean & McAreavey, Ruth (Ed.), Rural Governance in the UK Towards a Sustainable and Equitable Society. Routledge. ISSN 9781003200208. p. 140–161. doi: 10.4324/9781003200208-8. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Rural areas have become increasingly important for sustainable energy transition, mainly as a resource for the production of renewable energy. However, rural areas do not merely provide the land for harnessing renewable energy, such as wind energy, for the benefit of urban growth centres. In turn, both the rural economy and livelihood of rural communities are variously affected by an increased utilisation of renewable resources, too. This chapter will focus on the interrelationship between rural areas and the development of renewable energy in the UK. In doing so, it will first shed light on how the interplay between renewable energy and rural areas has been governed in the UK, with a particular focus on the devolved government in Scotland, and then discuss to what extent this relationship has been shaped by EU policies and programmes. The chapter will then reflect on how recent trends towards rural energy transition may be impacted by Brexit and sketch out scenarios for the implications of Brexit for the sustainable future of rural communities in the UK. Particular focus will be on community energy initiatives in peripheral areas that have emerged in light of (and response to) austerity politics and ideals of asset-based community development.
B., Sara Aaen,; Lyhne, Ivar; Rudolph, David; N., Helle Nielsen,; Clausen, Laura Tolnov & K., Julia Kirkegaard, (2022). Do demand-based obstruction lights on wind turbines increase community acceptance? Evidence from a Danish case. Renewable Energy. ISSN 0960-1481. 192, p. 164–173. doi: 10.1016/j.renene.2022.04.127. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Rudolph, David & Nyborg, Sophie (2021). The good process or the great illusion? A spatial perspective on public participation in Danish municipal wind turbine planning. Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning. ISSN 1523-908X. 23(6), p. 732–751. doi: 10.1080/1523908X.2021.1910017. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2021). Ländliche Entwicklung auf der Basis erneuerbarer Energien? Emanzipatorische Potenziale zwischen radikaldemokratischer und neoliberaler Logik. Prokla. ISSN 0342-8176. 51(3), p. 497–516. doi: 10.32387/prokla.v51i204.1959. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2021). Getting Used to It, But …? Rethinking the Elusive U-Curve of Acceptance and Post-Construction Assumptions. In Rudolph, David & Batel, Susana (Ed.), A critical approach to the social acceptance of renewable energy infrastructures. Springer. ISSN 9783030736996. p. 63–81. doi: 10.1007/978-3-030-73699-6_4. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2020). Renewable energy for sustainable rural development: synergies and mismatches. Energy Policy. ISSN 0301-4215. 138. doi: 10.1016/j.enpol.2020.111289. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2019). (Dis)embedding the wind – on people-climate reconciliation in Danish wind power planning. Journal of Transdisciplinary Environmental Studies. 17(1), p. 1–21. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Hansen, Hans Peter & Nielsen, Helle Nedergaard (2018). Forandring i et aktionsforskningsperspektiv. (Change from an action research perspective). In Bilfeldt, Annette; Jørgensen, Michael Søgaard; Andersen, John & Perry, Kevin Anthony (Ed.), Den ufærdige fremtid - Aktionsforskningens potentialer og udfordringer. Aalborg Universitetsforlag. ISSN 9788771126938. p. 100–129. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Med antologiens titel Den Ufærdige Ftremtid – Aktionsforskningens Potentialer og Udfordringer ønsker vi at understrege aktionsforskningens grundforståelse af, at fremtiden er ufærdig. De store samfundsmæssige udfordringer for demokratisk og bæredygtig udvikling kræver engageret forskning med både lokalt og globalt udsyn. Aktionsforskning har potentiale hertil. Bogen præsenterer ny aktionsforskning og er et bidrag til diskussion af aktionsforskningens teorigrundlag, metoder, tilgange, erfaringer, udfordringer og resultater. Antologien giver indblik i forskellige aktionsforskningstraditioner som f.eks. participatorisk aktionsforskning (PAR), kritisk participatorisk aktionsforskning(CPAR), kritisk-utopisk aktionsforskning (CUAR) og aktionsforskning inspireret af pragmatisme. Bogen analyserer desuden erfaringer med aktionsforskning inden for forskellige praksisfelter som offentlig planlægning, naturforvaltning, pædagogik, omsorgsarbejde og universitetsuddannelser samt brug af fremtidsværksteder, geografiske informationssystemer (GIS) og teaterworkshops som metoder og værktøjer. Forfatterkredsen er aktionsforskere fra Danmark, Færøerne, Grønland, Latinamerika, norge, Sverige og USA. Bogen henvender sig til andre aktionsforskere og til forskere inden for andre forskningstraditioner.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Bloch, Paul; Smidt, Carina; Toft, Ulla & Reinbach, Helene (2018). Children as visionary change agents in Danish school health promotion. Health Promotion International. ISSN 0957-4824. 34(5), p. 1–10. doi: 10.1093/heapro/day04. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Smidth, Carina (2017). Fremtidsværksteder og visuelle metoder som afsæt for interviews med børn (Future creating workshops and visual methods – an approach to interviews with children). In Kampmann, Jan; Rasmussen, Kim & Warming, Hanne (Ed.), Børneinterviews – en antologi om forskellige interviewteknikker. Hans Reitzels Forlag. ISSN 9788741263274. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2017). No Personal Motivation? Democracy, Sustainability and the Art of Non-participation’. Landscape Research. ISSN 0142-6397. 42(4). doi: 10.1080/01426397.2016.1206870. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Borch, Kristian; Nyborg, Sophie & Jørgensen, Michael Søgaard (2017). Wind2050 – a transdisciplinary research partnership about wind energy, Handbuch Energiewende und Partizipation. Springer-Verlag New York. ISSN 9783658094157. p. 873–894. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2016). Re-inventing the Commons. How Action Research can support the renewal of sustainable Commons. In Hansen, Hans Peter; Nielsen, Birger Steen; Gunnarsson, Ewa & Sriskandarajah, Nadarajah (Ed.), Commons, Sustainability, Democratization Action Research and the Basic Renewal of Society. Routledge. ISSN 9781138124776. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Bloch, Paul; Toft, Ulla; Reinbach, Helene; Mikkelsen, Bent E. & Poulsen, Kjeld [Show all 7 contributors for this article] (2014). Revitalizing the setting approach. Super-settings for sustainable impact in health promotion. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. 11(118), p. 1–24. doi: 10.1186/s12966-014-0118-8. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2012). Unges bud på Nationalparker i Danmark (Young People’s Ideas of National Parks in Denmark). In Buciek, Kjeld (Eds.), Kritiske perspektiver på national- og naturparker. Frydenlund Academic. ISSN 9788771180671. p. 114–141. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Hansen, Hans Peter & Tind, Esben (2010). Democracy and Sustainability: A Lesson learned From Modern Nature Conservation. In Nielsen, Kurt Agaard (Eds.), A New Agenda for Sustainability. Ashgate. ISSN 9780754679769. p. 229–248. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2007). Kampen om å-dalen (The River Valley Conflict). In Nielsen, Ivan & Schierup, Hans (Ed.), Skjern Å (Skjern River). Aarhus Universitetsforlag. ISSN 9788779341753. p. 67–91. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Hansen, Hans Peter (2007). Deltagerbaseret forskning. In Fuglsang, Lars; Hagedorn-Rasmussen, Peter & Bitsch-Olsen, Poul (Ed.), Teknikker i samfundsvidenskaberne. Roskilde Universitetsforlag. ISSN 9788778673428. p. 135–155. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Ingeborg, Svennevig (2003). Naturen mellem viden og videnskab. (Nature between tacit and scientific knowledge). In Agger, Peder; Nielsen, Kurt Agaard; Hansen, Hans Peter & Læssøe, Jeppe (Ed.), Naturens værdi – befolkningens holdninger til naturen. (Natures’ Value – Peoples attitudes to Nature). Gads Forlag. ISSN 9788712039693. p. 111–124. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2002). ’Grønne argumenter og lokal identitet’ (Green arguments and local identity). Folk og kultur, årbog for dansk etnologi og folkemindevidenskab. ISSN 2596-5417. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (1998). ’Vestjylland på egne præmisser’ (Western Jutland in it’s own Terms). Nord nytt - Nordisk tidsskrift for folkelivsforskning. ISSN 0008-1345. 69, p. 19–46. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (1997). ’Sommergæster i Nymindegab’. (Summer Residents in Nymindegab). Mark & Montre. ISSN 0105-0826. 34, p. 39–55. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (1995). Etnologisk objektivitet? ((Ethnological Objectivity?). Nord nytt - Nordisk tidsskrift for folkelivsforskning. ISSN 0008-1345. 57. Full text in Research Archive

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Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2026). Grøn energi og lokalsamfund. Hvordan kan man styrke den lokale opbakning? doi: https:/www.kl.dk/klima-og-erhverv/klima/klimaalliancen. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2026). Challenges of Marine Governance from an Energy perspective. doi: https:/www.rifs-potsdam.de/de/permagov-stakeholder-workshop-improving-marine-governance-eu-ocean-pact-and-european-seas. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
PERMAGOV sets out to improve EU marine governance so that it can better meet the goals and objectives established in the European Green Deal. The current largely fragmented nature of marine governance needs to evolve toward a more cross-cutting and agile arrangement, one that is in sync with wider developments taking place at sea, at shores and on land. PERMAGOV will achieve that by piloting a novel multi-level governance approach for various regional seas and national waters around Europe, targeting four areas of key importance to sustainable development: marine energy, maritime transport, marine life, and marine plastics.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2026). Two Tales of an interconnector: infrastructural imaginaries of the green transition. doi: https:/energyethics.st-andrews.ac.uk/ee2026/. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Rudolph, David & Horst, Dan van der (2026). Landing offshore wind. Uneven coastal geographies of marine extractivism. doi: https:/coastalmarineresearchgroup.wordpress.com/rgs-ibg-conference/rgs-ibg-annual-conference-2026-call-for-session-papers/. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
The sea has become a resource frontier for the expansion of new energy technologies, especially offshore wind farms. Offshore wind is considered an important part of the solution to the climate crisis, energy security and as a catalyst for economic growth. Moreover, the oftentimes deceptive notion of offshore wind being “out of sight, out of mind” suggests that placing turbines at the sea would be less controversial and that their deployment does not create as severe conflicts on land as their counterparts onshore (Haggett 2008; 2011). However, even when these extractive activities take place under water or beyond the horizon, they still have multi-faceted impacts on land. Offshore wind farms, as a new form of marine extractivism, require the construction of e.g. onshore substations, pylons with high voltage cables, underground cables, harbour facilities for turbine construction, operation and maintenance activities, and auxiliary services which can all affect and reshape environmental and socio-economic conditions, cultural values and the lived experiences of coastal communities (e.g. Glasson et al. 2022, Schneider & O’Neill 2025, Sornn-Friese et al. 2022). The expansion of offshore wind infrastructures and the emergence of the offshore wind industry have manifested in local and regional, yet geographically uneven, industrial development (e.g. Dawley et al. 2010, 2015; Gibbs & Jensen 2022; MacKinnon et al. 2022) ), thus engendering environmental, distributional and democratic disparities and inequalities. Since impacted communities and beneficiaries rarely overlap, the expansion of offshore wind raises critical questions of spatial and distributional justice and of democratic governance. Increasing protests from coastal communities along with the rapid expansion offshore wind farms vis-a-vis efforts to capture economic opportunities actualizes the need for knowledge about how land-based impacts manifest, where and why economic opportunities emerge, and to what extent industrial activities can be anchored locally.This session seeks to shed critical light on the various manifestations of uneven geographies of expanding offshore wind developments, especially opportunities, challenges and conflicts emerging from land-based activities.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Flaget, Vetle Ulrichsen (2026). RAPPORT FRA FREMTIDSVERKSTEDER OM KRAFTLINJER OG ENERGIPLANLEGGING i FARSUND KOMMUNE. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Denne rapporten gir et innblikk i diskusjonene som fant sted i forbindelse med et fremtidsverksted i Farsund Kommune våren 2025. Formålet var å sette søkelyset på sammenhengen mellom kraftlinjer, energiplanlegging og samfunnsplanlegging på lokalt nivå.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Flaget, Vetle Ulrichsen (2025). Vi ønsker å vite hvordan slike prosjekter kan bidra til noe positivt også lokalt. doi: https:/www.lister24.no/nyheter/n/al5nML/oensker-innspill-om-havvind-prosessen-til-forskning. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Fra sosial lisens til handling til medeierskap: nationale politiske rammebetingelser for samfundsansvar i havvindsutvikling - inspirasjon utenfra. doi: https:/www.farsund.kommune.no/aktuelt/kom-og-si-din-mening-om-framtidas-kraftlinjer.4878.aspx. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Pathways to co-existence of offshore wind and regional development. Experiences from Norway and the UK. doi: https:/www.folkecenterevents.net/PDF/PERMAGOV_workshop.pdf. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Flaget, Vetle Ulrichsen (2025). Et spørsmål om hastverk eller den lange, tøffe prosessen mot regional forankring av havvind? Læring fra Humber-regionen om koblinger mellom havvind og regional utvikling i Norge. doi: https:/hdl.handle.net/11250/3214647. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Gjennom innsikt fra forskningsaktiviteter og en studietur til Humber-regionen i Storbritannia med forskningsprosjektet WindReg gir denne policy brief innsikt og anbefalinger til beslutningstakere og interessenter i Norge om erfaringer og læringspotensialer vedrørende sammenhengen mellom havvind og regional utvikling.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Flaget, Vetle Ulrichsen (2025). Fremtidens energilandskap. Samfunnsplanlegging – en ny tilnærmning til lokal energiplanlegging. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Offshore Wind Impacts in coastal communities – perspectives from the Humber region. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Between empowerment and governmentality: the role of community wind in a market-driven energy system. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Wind Energy Science Conference (WESC25) 24 - 27 June 2025 Nantes, France (accepted for oral presentation)
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Landscapes between everyday life and governance – challenges and opportunities for integrating everyday life in landscape planning’. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Energyscapes: perspectives on Energy transitions from oil to offshore wind in Norway’. Empowered Futures. doi: https:/www.nmbu.no/en/research/projects/empowered-futures. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
March-4th. April 2025
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Flaget, Vetle Ulrichsen (2025). Fremtidens energilandskap. Samfunnskartlegging: en ny tilnærmning til lokal energiplanlegging. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). The Humber offshore wind region. Perspectives on synergies and learning for Norway from a region in green transition. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Landscapes between everyday life and governance – challenges and opportunities for integrating everyday life in energy landscape planning. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2025). Energyscapes: perspectives on Energy transitions from oil to offshore wind in Norway. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela Lise Modalen & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). Hva er en ambisiøs havvindpolitikk? Hvordan sikre effektiv og rettferdig utbygging og samfunnsaksept. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Havvind presenteres i økende grad som fremtidens fornybare energikilde i Nordsjøen. Hvis vi skal sikre langsiktig samfunnsaksept og legitimitet for havvind utbygging – er det helt avgjørende og adressere og diskutere hvilke utfordringer og muligheter havvindutbygging kan skape i de kystregionene som skal bidra til utbyggingen til havs. Havvind presenteres som et nytt norsk industrieventyr med store muligheter for verdiskaping og flere aktører ønsker en mer ambisiøs og effektiv havvind satsning. Men har vi i dag gode nok nasjonale rammebetingelser og regelverk for å sikre at havvind satsningen bidrar til en bredere verdiskaping i samfunnet og til lokal og regional verdiskaping? Eller gjentar vi utviklingshistorien for vindkraft på land? Denne sesjonen presenterer forskning om regionale utfordringer og muligheter for rettferdig havvindutbygging og alternative utbyggingsmodeller og eierskapsformer fra Europa. Vi utfordrer forskere, politikere og havvind aktører til paneldebatt for å diskutere balansen mellom effektive utbyggingsprosesser og rammebetingelser for samfunnsansvar og lokal verdiskaping
Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). «Vil ha «nasjonalt kompetanseråd for vindkraft». [Journal]. EnergyWatch. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). Hva er en ambisiøs havvindpolitikk? Hvordan sikre effektiv og rettferdig utbygging og samfunnsaksept. [Internet]. Program Arendalsuka. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). WINDREG: Offshore wind and regional futures: challenges and opportunities for energy justice in regional transitions. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). WINDREG: Havvind og regionale fremtider: Utfordringer og muligheter for rettferdig regional omstilling. Full text in Research Archive
Rudolph, David; Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Hansen, Ulrich E. (2024). Beyond socioecological fixes? Linking renewable energy with social and economic development. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela; Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Overvåg, Kjell (2024). Manglende deltakelse, aksept og rettferdighet i norsk vindkraftutvikling – perspektiver fra forskningsprosjektet WINDPLAN. Plan - tidsskrift for samfunnsplanlegging, regional- og byutvikling. ISSN 0805-083X. 56(1), p. 46–55. doi: 10.18261/plan.56.1.9. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). Hvordan sikre en bred verdiskaping i fremtidens havvind? Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2024). Offshore Wind and regional futures: challenges and opportunities for energy justice in regional transitions. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Vasstrøm, Mikaela (2023). «Hvis havvind skal lykkes, må det utvikles ny politikk». [Internet]. UiA, Pressemeddelelse. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Vasstrøm, Mikaela (2023). «Hva skjer på land når vi bygger vindturbiner til havs?». [Journal]. Forskning.no. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Vasstrøm, Mikaela (2023). «Forskere vil ha svar: Er Lindesnes-kysten egnet for havvind?». [Journal]. Skjærgårdsposten. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Vasstrøm, Mikaela (2023). «Mest mulig energiproduksjon med minst mulig konsekvenser». [Journal]. Næringsliv Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). «Har fått millioner til forskning: – Det vi har sett i Sodevika er sannsynligvis bare en begynnelse». [Journal]. Fædrelandsvennen. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Offshore havvind og regional utvikling: muligheter og utfordringer. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Havvind: Internasjonale perspektiver på sameksistens og regional utvikling. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Havvind i motvind – erfaringer fra landvind. Havvindkonferansen 2023. Norwegian Offshore Wind. 17. Oktober. Raddisson Blu scandinavia, Oslo. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). The role of Social Science in a STEM dominated landscape. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Offshore Wind and Regional Futures. Challenges and opportunities for energy justice in regional transition. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Offshore wind, coexistence, energy justice and regional development in Norway. Challenges and opportunities from an international perspective. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Energi og Samfunn. Perspektiv på Havvind fra et samfunnsvitenskapelig perspektiv. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Fremtidens havvind – hvordan sikre langsiktig (politisk) legitimitet og bred regional verdiskaping? Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2023). Havvind, sameksistens og regional utvikling i Norge. Utfordringer og muligheter fra et internasjonalt perspektiv. Full text in Research Archive
Auestad, Inger; Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Vasstrøm, Mikaela (2022). Introduksjon til myrens verdi, landskapsbruk og sam-produksjon av kunnskap og verkstedsform. Full text in Research Archive
Rudolph, David & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2022). Reflections upon the assetisation of land, rentiership and enclosure by wind farms. Grapping the wind? Full text in Research Archive
Rudolph, David & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2022). Grapping the Wind? Reflections Upon The Assetiation Of Land, Rentiership, And Enclosure By Wind Farms. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2022). Prosesser for god sameksistens i utviklingen av havvind –utfordringer og muligheter. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela; Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Lysgård, Hans Kjetil & Rudolph, David Phillip (2022). Rescaling wind energy governance – the dynamic interplay behind efficiency and justice in energy policy constructions. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2022). Myrens verdi - mangefasetterte landskapsverdier i ett og samme landskap. Full text in Research Archive
Rudolph, David & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2021). Renewable energy and land: Two stories of wind grabbing, socioecological fixes and double movements from rural Denmark and Scotland’. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2021). The good process or the great illusion? A spatial perspective on public participation in Danish municipal wind turbine planning. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2021). Alternative pathways for sustainable windpower developments? Lessons from northern Europe. Full text in Research Archive
Vasstrøm, Mikaela Lise Modalen; Overvåg, Kjell; Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Lysgård, Hans Kjetil (2021). Vi må diskutere hva som rettferdiggjør vindkraft i Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2019). Medvind og modvind i vindkraftudviklingen – danske erfaringer med social accept af vindkraft. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2019). Renewable energy and sustainable rural development: How to realize potential synergies? Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Rudolph, David & Nyborg, Sophie (2019). The good process or the great illusion? A spatial perspective on public participation in Danish municipal wind turbine planning. Full text in Research Archive
Rudolph, David & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2018). Reconciling wind farms with communities in rural Denmark. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2018). Of persistent tailwind and insurgent headwinds. Current challenges in Danish wind farm development from a social science perspective. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Rudolph, David (2017). (Dis)embedding the wind – on people-climate reconciliation in Danish wind power planning. Full text in Research Archive
Nyborg, Sophie; Clausen, Laura Tolnov; K., Julia Kirkegaard, & Rudolph, David (2016). Social Contention in Denmark over alternative wind power development paths. Full text in Research Archive
Hansen, Hans Peter & Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2003). Demokratiske perspektiver på naturvejledningen. Naturvejleder. ISSN 1601-8214. 12(4), p. 22–24. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (1995). Stemmer fra 1864. (Voices from 1864). Nord nytt - Nordisk tidsskrift for folkelivsforskning. ISSN 0008-1345. 60. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (1995). Jordens Folk. Nord nytt - Nordisk tidsskrift for folkelivsforskning. ISSN 0008-1345. 60. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Clausen, Kim & Andersen, Susanne (1993). Jagthytterne på Værnet - kompromitterende for naturen, eller en bevaringsværdig drøm om frihed? ((The Hunting-cabins on the ‘Vaerne’ Meadows. Compromising for Nature or a dream of freedom worthy of preservation?). FRAM. Fra Ringkøbing Amts museer. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov; Vasstrøm, Mikaela & Flaget, Vetle Ulrichsen (2025). Perspektiver på styrkelse af regional utvikling gjennom havvindssatsning - Læring fra WindReg’s studietur til Grimsby og Humber-regionen. Universitetet i Agder. ISSN 9788284273983. doi: https:/hdl.handle.net/11250/3214647. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Denne feltrapporten gir en detaljert gjennomgang av WINDREG studieturen til Grimsby og Humber-regionen 25. til 27. mars 2025, som ble gjennomført i regi av forskningsprosjektet WindReg (2023-2027). WindRegs hovedfokus er å undersøke sammenhengene mellom havvind og regional utvikling i Norge, med særlig fokus på Agder-regionen. Det er et regionalt forskningsprosjekt som samarbeider tett med en rekke regionale partnere fra både offentlig og kommunal sektor, og prosjektet harGrimsby i Humber regionen som et læringscase. Formålet med studieturen var å utforske hvordan havvind kan integreres i regional utvikling i et land og en region med lengre erfaring med havvind enn Norge. Humber-regionen er interessant i denne sammenheng fordi den på kort tid har gjennomgått en markant transformasjon og er nå vert for noen av verdens største havvindprosjekter.
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Vasstrøm, Mikaela (2023). Fremtidens Havvind: Utfordringer og muligheter for regional verdiskaping i Agder. Universitetet i Agder. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov & Nyborg, Sophie (2016). Borgeres og kommuners erfaringer med borgerdeltagelse i vindmølleplanlægning (Citizens' and municipalities' experiences with public participation in wind turbine planning). Københavns Universitet, IFRO Udredning 2016/29. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2011). At gribe muligheden for forandring. En analyse af ikke-deltagelse i naturbeskyttelsen med Møn som eksempel (Seizing opportunities for change. An analysis of non-participation in Danish Nature Conservation with the isle of Moen as an example). Roskilde Universitetsforlag. ISSN 9788773497937. Full text in Research Archive
Clausen, Laura Tolnov (2001). Kampen om å-dalen – en analyse af dansk naturbeskyttelse og borgerinddragelse med Skjern Å som case (The River Valley Conflict. A case-study analysis of public participation in Danish Nature Conservation). Københavns Universitet. Full text in Research Archive

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