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Gunnar Þór Jóhannesson - Professor

Gunnar Þór Jóhannesson

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School of Engineering and Natural Sciences

Gunnar Þór Jóhannesson

Professor

Location
Tæknigarður / TG-231
Phone
525 - 4055
Email
gtj [at] hi.is

Unit
Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences

Curriculum Vitae
Gunnar Þór Jóhannesson - Curriculum Vitae
ORCID site
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0098-3265
Research portal – Gunnar Þór Jóhannesson
Under construction throughout the autumn semester 2023

Courses 2023 - 2024

Published works

2022

State and Order of Service Orientation Knowledge in Hospitality and Tourism Research: Systematic Literature ReviewAdministrative Sciences
Kynni unglinga af vinsælum ferðamannastöðum: Frístundir, ferðalög og menntunNetla

2020

Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries: Trends, Practices and Opportunities Palgrave
Síkvik menning á mörkum hins meira en mennska: Ferðamennska, söfn og staðirÍslenska Þjóðfélagið, 11 (1) 3-21
Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries: Trends, Practices and OpportunitiesTourism Employment in Nordic Countries: Trends, Practices and Opportunities (pp. 425-442)
IntroductionTourism Employment in Nordic Countries: Trends, Practices and Opportunities (pp. 1-18)
On the move: migrant workers in Icelandic hotelsTourism Employment in Nordic Countries: Trends, Practices and Opportunities
Urban tourismHandbook of Urban Mobilities (pp. 314-324)
Actor-Network TheoryInternational Encyclopedia of Human Geography (2nd ed., Vol. 1, pp. 33-40)

2019

Tending to destinations: Conceptualising tourism’s transformative capacitiesTourist Studies
Beyond Overtourism: Studying the Entanglements of Society and Tourism in Iceland Overtourism: Excesses, Discontents and Measures in Travel and Tourism (pp. 91-106)
Looking down, staying with and moving along: Towards collaborative ways of knowing with nature in the AnthropoceneFinnish Journal of Tourism Research, 15(2) 9-17

2018

Co-Creating Tourism Research: Towards Collaborative Ways of KnowingRoutledge

2017

Co-creation of tourism knowledgeCo-Creating Tourism Research: Towards Collaborative Ways of Knowing
Bridge-builders, scouts and 'idiots': Exploring topologies of tourism student collaborationCo-Creating Tourism Research: Towards Collaborative Ways of Knowing
Making matter in the midst of things: Engaging with tourism imponderables through researchCo-Creating Tourism Research: Towards Collaborative Ways of Knowing
Towards a collaborative manifesto: Configurations of tourism knowledge co-creationCo-Creating Tourism Research: Towards Collaborative Ways of Knowing
IcelandSage
ANT: A decade of interfering with tourismAnnals of Tourism Research
Aurora Borealis: Choreographies of darkness and lightAnnals of Tourism Research
Creative connections? Tourists, entrepreneurs and destination dynamicsScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Collaborative becoming: Exploring tourism knowledge collectivesCo-Creating Tourism Research: Towards Collaborative Ways of Knowing
Balancing values: Co-creation in and out of academiaCo-Creating Tourism Research: Towards Collaborative Ways of Knowing
Improvising Economy: Everyday Encounters and Tourism ConsumptionCollaborative Economy and Tourism

2016

„Það má eitt fjall vera ósnortið fyrir þessum andskotans túristum“: Umhverfisstjórnun, náttúrutengsl og ferðamennskaÍslenska þjóðfélagið
Tourists as migrants/migrants as entrepreneurs - the agency of the visitor's eyeMobility to the Edges of Europe: The Case of Iceland and Poland
ANT, tourism and situated globality: Looking down in the AnthropoceneRoutledge
Earthly substances and narrative encounters: Poetics of making a tourism destinationCultural Geographies

2015

Northern Lights Tourism in Iceland, Norway and FinlandSeptentrio Reports
A Fish Called Tourism: Emergent Realities of Tourism Policy in IcelandAshgate
Postscript: Making Headways, Expanding the Field and Slowing DownAshgate
Tourism Encounters and Controversies: Ontological Politics of Tourism DevelopmentAshgate

2014

Arctic Tourism: Realities & PossibilitiesArctic Yearbook 2014: Human Capital in the North
Moving Places: Multiple Temporalities of a Peripheral Tourism DestinationScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Actor-Network Theory and Tourism Research: approaches: implications and future opportunitiesCopenhagen Copenhagen Business School Press
Weaving with Witchcraft: Tourism and Entrepreneurship in Strandir, IcelandAshgate
Jóhannesson, G. T., Huijbens, E., & Sharpley, R. (2010). Icelandic Tourism: Past Directions – Future Challenges. Tourism GeographiesScandinavian Journal of Public Administration
Ylrækt rísómatískra sprota: Ferðaþjónusta í nýju ljósiRitið

2013

Ordering, materiality, and multiplicity: Enacting Actor-Network Theory in tourismTourist Studies
Tourism Resolving Crisis?New Issues in Polar Tourism: Communities, Environments, Politics
Ferðamál á ÍslandiMál og menning

2012

A Time to Connect? On Tourism Policy Making in IcelandVeftímaritið Stjórnmál og stjórnsýsla
Enacting places through the connections of tourismMobility and Place: Enacting Northern European Peripheries
"To Get Things Done": A Relational Approach to EntrepreneurshipScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Actor-Network Theory and Tourism: Ordering, materiality and multiplicityRoutledge

2010

Emergent Vikings: The Social Ordering of Tourism InnovationEvent Management
Icelandic tourism: Past directions - future challengesTourism Geographies
Mannfræði fyrir byrjendurMál og menning
Emergent vikings: The social ordering of tourism innovationEvent Management
Tourism in times of crisis: Exploring the discourse of tourism development in IcelandCurrent Issues in Tourism

2008

Enacting Places through Connections of Tourism Mobility and Place: Enacting European Peripheries.

2005

Hreyfingar ferðaþjónustu: Skipun þróunarverkefnis í ferðaþjónustu á VestfjörðumLandabréfið
Tourism Translations: Actor-Network Theory and tourism researchTourist Studies

2003

Coping With Social Capital? The Cultural Economy of Tourism in The NorthSociologia Ruralis

Keywords for Specialisation:

Tourism studies

Innovation and entrepreneurship

Actor-Network theory