Per Selle is affiliated with the University of Bergen in Norway and primarily works within the field of Social Sciences, with a focus on Political Science and International Relations. Their research spans several subfields including Sociology and Political Science, General Health Professions, Strategy and Management, and Building and Construction.
The scope of Per Selle's work covers multiple main topics, notably European and International Law Studies, Arctic and Russian Policy Studies, Indigenous Studies and Ecology, Political Systems and Governance, Political Influence and Corporate Strategies, Mining and Resource Management, and Electoral Systems and Political Participation.
Among recent publications attributed to Per Selle is the paper "Urbanisering av det samiske elektoratet:en fremvoksende skillelinje i den moderne samepolitikken?" published in 2020 in the journal Tidsskrift for samfunnsforskning. This work has garnered citations indicating engagement from the academic community.
Frequent co-authors in Per Selle's research include:
Common publication venues for Per Selle's work are:
The volume of publications shows a concentration in Norsk statsvitenskapelig tidsskrift with four articles, followed by several contributions to Tidsskrift for samfunnsforskning (three articles) and International Journal on Minority and Group Rights (two articles). Other journals include Polar Record and Scandinavian Political Studies.
Per Selle's research addresses various aspects of political and social structures, including indigenous rights and the complexities of political participation within diverse communities in the Norwegian context. Their work contributes to ongoing discussions in the fields of governance, law, and indigenous studies, particularly in relation to the Sami population.
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Karl Henrik Sivesind;Håkon Lorentzen;Per Selle;Dag Wollebæk
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Kurt Klaudi Klausen;Per Selle
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Lauri Karvonen;Per Selle
Bjarte Folkestad;Dag Arne Christensen;Kristin Strømsnes;Per Selle
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Jens Blom-Hansen;Peter Munk Christiansen;Anne Lise Fimreite;Per Selle
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Torvald Falch;Per Selle;Kristin Strømsnes
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