Cultural Policy Research
For more than 30 years, the Research Group for Cultural Life and Cultural Policy at Telemark Research Institute (TRI) has been a leading community for cultural policy research and dissemination. The researchers work interdisciplinarily, with an empirical and practice-based orientation, and use both qualitative and quantitative approaches in their research. The research is mainly disseminated through reports, scientific articles, lectures and books.
Research topics
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Grønn og bærekraftig kulturpolitikk
Grønn og bærekraftig kulturpolitikkTelemarksforsking undersøker hvordan FNs bærekraftsmål og det grønne skiftet gjør seg utslag i norsk kulturpolitikk på statlig og lokalt nivå. På…
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Comparative and Foreign Cultural Policy research
Foreign or external cultural policy research investigates fields such as cultural diplomacy, international cultural relations or international culture exchange. This research also includes comparative…
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Labour and working life within CCI
TRI has 30 years of experience in studying various aspects of working life in the cultural and creative industries (CCI). The research is based…
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Heritage and museum policy
<p>One aspect of cultural policy concerns the use, conservation and communication of the past. Heritage and history forms the basis for contemporary development projects,…
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Children and youth in cultural policy
One aspect of cultural policy concerns children and young people, and their access to art and culture. Over the past decades, many institutions, measures…
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Cultural economics
Cultural economics research conducted at TRI has been a key contribution to the field of cultural economic research in Norway. In recent years, most…
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Artificial intelligence and digital cultural policy
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Sports Index Norway
The Index is an overview of sports activity and sports facilities in Norwegian municipalities and counties developed by TRI. Sports Index Norway analyses the…
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Culture Index Norway
The Index is an annual overview of cultural activity in Norwegian municipalities, regions and counties based on a large number of data from public…
Nanna Løkka
Research group leader
- Tanja AskvikResearcher / Sociologist Phd
- Ola K BergeSenior Researcher / Ph.D.
- Åsne Dahl HaugsevjeSenior Researcher / Ph.D
- Mari Torvik HeianResearcher / Sociologist
- Anne-Sofie HjemdahlSenior Researcher / Museology ph.d
- Line Elise HolmboeResearcher
- Ole Marius HyllandResearch professor / Ph. D.
- Bård KleppeResearch Professor / Ph.D.
- Per MangsetResearcher / Professor, Cand.sociol
- Kristine Persdatter MilandResearcher
- Regine Sønderland SagaResearcher / Urban Geographer, PhD
- Hanna Nyborg StormSenior researcher / PhD