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John Bryden is listed as Affiliated Senior Scientist at Nordregio at Nordregio, a with 51 employees, based in Spøttrup, Central Denmark Region, Denmark. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for John Bryden.
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I read for an honours degree in political economy and agricultural economics at the University of Glasgow, and had a one-year scholarship at the University of the West Indies after graduating. During this time I worked as research assistant for the Tripartite Economic Survey of the Caribbean. I returned to work in the economic planning staff of the then Ministry of Overseas Development in London in 1966, directed by Dudley Seers. I then went to teach development economics at the University of East Anglia, where I also took my PhD. I returned to the Caribbean for 2 years as regional development advisor in the eastern Caribbean, and also worked on my PhD on the economic and social impact of tourism in the region. After some more time at East Anglia, I moved back to Scotland to work with the Highlands and Islands Development Board, resigning in 1979. For the next 15 years I directed the Arkleton Trust, set up and ran the Arkleton Trust (Research) Ltd and the Rurtel computer conferencing and email system, and farmed in Inverness-shire. In 1995 I took the Chair of Human Geography at the University of Aberdeen, and set up and co-directed the Arkleton Institute there with Mark Shucksmith for 9 years. I became an Emeritus Professor at Aberdeen when I retired in 2004. I then directed a small policy research institute at UHI, Inverness before coming to Norway in 2008. I have recently completed a book on Norway and Scotland since the Middle Ages (with Ottar Brox and Lesley Riddoch as co-editors, and a number of other authors from Norway, Scotland, England and Finland), soon to be published by Edinburgh University Press.Specialties: Rural Policy and Regional Policy in Rural RegionsLocal DevelopmentLand ReformRenewable Energy as a Rural Development projectRural-Urban 'equivalence' and human rightsLocal Government in rural areasInclusive and Grounded Innovation in rural resourcesComparative History and Development of Norway and Scotland since the Middle Ages
Listed skills include Rural Development, Research, Economics, Policy Analysis, and 30 others.
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Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
I am working occasionally in this role, helping with research projects mainly in relation to emissions reduction measures including renewable energy and Bioeconomy, and related policies including efforts to join policies together to achieve a more economically, socially and economically sustainable development in future.
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ICRPS was founded at a meeting in the University of Missouri, Columbia in 2001, when I was a visitin g scholar with the Rural Policy Research Institute (RUPRI), then based in the Truman School of Public Affairs. The partnership has in one period or throughout included Universities and Research Institutes in Mexico (Mexico State University, Temuco), Canada (Guelph, Université de Québec à Rimouski, Concordia University, Brandon University), USA (Missouri, Oregon State, Tuskegee Alabama, Penn State), Scotland (UHI, Aberdeen), Belgium (Leuvain KN), Spain (Autonomous University of Barcelona), Hungary (Corvinus University of Budapest), Italy (Bologna University), Ireland (Teagasc, UCD and Galway). After 2/3 year start up funding from the EU+Canada Cooperation Programme on Further and Higher Education, the activities have been sporadically supported from various sources, but mainly self-sufficient with contributions from faculty, students, and a few public programmes. The activities are very popular with faculty as well as students, who are mainly PhDs but also include Masters students from appropriate programs and some practitioners in territorial and sustainable rural development as well as national and international organisations.
I work on rural development and rural policy issues, as well as development issues more generally. NILF is basically an agricultural economics research institute.
I was lucky enough to spend three months based at CDS and enjoy the excellent research environment and also Laurie Baker's wonderful low cost and well designed building.
Inverness, United Kingdom
TOP-MARD was a 12-country study of the dynamic inter-relationships between the Multiple Functions of Agriculture and territorial rural development in a range of different European geographical, social, economic and political contexts. It used a systems thinking approach, and developed unique dynamic systems models for each region study. In this way the team was able to create scenarios showing the impact of various environmental, rural and territorial development policy options on such things as demographic changes, migration, incomes, employment, environmental pollution, landscapes and quality of life. This was a pioneering effort, which influenced subsequent policies.
Aberdeen, Scotland
I held the Chair of Human Geography at the University of Aberdeen for nearly 10 years, during which time I was co-Director of the Arkleton Institute for Rural Development Research, which absorbed the previous Arkleton Centre for Rural Research which I established in 1995 while Programme Director of the Arkleton Trust. I was also co.Director of the Sustainable Rural Development Masters Programme at the University. Between 1997 and 1999 I was ex officio the External Advisor to the Land Reform Policy Group and the Inter-Departmental Group on Rural Policy in the Scottish Government.
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Jonas Kačkus Tybjerg
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Mats Stjernberg
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Gustaf Norlén
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Anna Granath Hansson
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Åsa Ström Hildestrand
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Lisa Rohrer
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Bart W.
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Activities and Societies: My PhD thesis was published with few edits by Cambridge University Press in 1973-4. It was titled ´Tourism.
Activities and Societies: Seconded, Research Assistant, Tripartite Economic Survey of the Eastern Caribbean for part of the year.
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John Bryden holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Development Economics And International Development, Pass With Our Referral from School Of Social Science (University Of East Anglia).
John Bryden is listed with skills including Rural Development, Research, Economics, Policy Analysis, Qualitative Research, Development Economics, Analysis, and Sustainable Development.
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