Session: T-G2
Hunting in Late Modernity Organized Session

Chair

Prof. Ketil Skogen

Time

15:30 - 17:30 on Tuesday, 18th of September 2018

Venue

Marmorsaal

15:30

Hunting in Late Modernity

Ketil Skogen (Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Erica von Essen (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
15:30

Hunting communities of practice: what do hunter types mean?

Erica von Essen (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
15:30

Changing land governance in Scotland - game management between adaptation and resistance

Anke Fischer (James Hutton Institute), Antonia Eastwood (James Hutton Institute), Liz Dinnie (James Hutton Institute)
15:30

Hunting as defiant subculture

Ketil Skogen (Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Olve Krange (Norwegian Institute for Nature Research)
15:30

It's a class-war, nothing else" – The gamekeepers' response to the changing perception of the driven grouse shooting industry in Scottish modern society

Isla Hodgson (University of Aberdeen), Steve Redpath (University of Aberdeen), Anke Fischer (James Hutton Institute), et al. (Centre for Ecology and Hydrology)
15:30

Hunting for the 'good' hunt – alignment of recreational hunting with ethics

Christian Gamborg (University of Copenhagen), Peter Sandøe (University of Copenhagen), Frank S. Jensen (University of Copenhagen)