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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

Tourism studies

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
Consultation hours
Mondays 10.30-11.30
ORCID site
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0098-3265
Research portal – Gunnar Þór Jóhannesson

Published works

2024

The Relationships between Service Quality, Reputation, and Performance in HospitalityTourism and Hospitality
Tourism Entrepreneurship
Staying Proximate
Cultivating Proximities: Re-visiting the Familiar
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Crisis
Exploring a pedagogy of place in IcelandJournal of Outdoor and Environmental Education
Rethinking connectivity in Arctic tourism developmentAnnals of Tourism Research
Mobilities and place
Knowledge-Based Factors and Growth of New Hospitality Firms

2023

Tracing tourism with Bruno LatourTourism Geographies
Mobilities on the margins
Complexity of tourist safety in the Arctic: stakeholder's knowledge co-production
Introduction
Sailing the seas of tourism - past, present and future mobilities on the margins
The Value of Digital Innovation for Tourism Entrepreneurs in Rural IcelandAcademica Turistica
To be or not to be like Iceland? (Ontological) Politics of comparison in Greenlandic tourism developmentPolar Record
“Everyone can be a guide until something goes wrong”Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

2022

Kynni unglinga af vinsælum ferðamannastöðumNetla
Touring in the Arctic
Stewardship
Knowledge
SENSITIVE COMMUNICATION WITH PROXIMATE MESSMATESTourism, Culture and Communication
Actor-Network Theory (ANT)
Fræðslustarf í smærri ferðaþjónustufyrirtækjum: Áskoranir við uppbyggingu þjónustugæða
Hacking HeklaSociologia Ruralis
State and Order of Service Orientation Knowledge in Hospitality and Tourism ResearchAdministrative Sciences

2021

Messy realities and collaborative knowledge production in tourismTourist Studies
Introduction
Áfangastaðir - Í stuttu máli
Journey into the Dark: Encountering Aurora Borealis
Introduction. Darkness: A Powerful Symbol of the Imagined North
A methodology of estimating visitor numbers at an Icelandic destination using a vehicle counter and a radarJournal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
Twenty years of research on Arctic and Indigenous cultures in Nordic tourism: a review and future research agendaScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

2020

Introduction - Journal
On the Move: Migrant Workers in Icelandic Hotels.
Actor-Network Theory
Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries
Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries
Reykjavík: A Gateway, Basecamp or Independent Destination? Changing Seasonality and Changing Destination Hierarchies in Iceland
Slowing down with tourismFINNISH JOURNAL OF TOURISM RESEARCH
Síkvik menning á mörkum hins meira en mennska: Ferðamennska, söfn og staðirÍslenska þjóðfélagið.
Urban tourism
Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries
Introduction

2019

Beyond Overtourism: Studying the Entanglements of Society and Tourism in Iceland
Looking down, staying with and moving along: Towards collaborative ways of knowing with nature in the AnthropoceneFINNISH JOURNAL OF TOURISM RESEARCH
Tending to destinationsTourist Studies

2018

Creative connections? Tourists, entrepreneurs and destination dynamicsScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

2017

Towards a collaborative manifesto
ANTAnnals of Tourism Research
Improvising Economy: Everyday Encounters and Tourism Consumption
Balancing values
Bridge-builders, scouts and 'idiots'
Making matter in the midst of things
„Það má eitt fjall vera ósnortið fyrir þessum andskotans túristum“: Umhverfisstjórnun, náttúrutengsl og ferðamennskaThe Icelandic Society
Co-creation of tourism knowledge
Collaborative becoming
Co-creating tourism research
Aurora BorealisAnnals of Tourism Research

2016

Earthly substances and narrative encountersCultural Geographies
ANT, tourism and situated globality
A fish called tourism
Postscript
Tourists as migrants/migrants as entrepreneurs - the agency of the visitor's eye
Tourism encounters and controversies
Weaving with witchcraft

2015

Postscript
A Fish Called Tourism
Tourism Encounters, Controversies and Ontologies

2014

Arctic Tourism: Realities & Possibilities
Clusters without Content?Scandinavian Journal of Public Administration
Weaving with witchcraft
Ylrækt rísómatískra sprotaRitið
Moving PlacesScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Arctic Tourism: Realities & Possibilities
Actor-Network Theory and Tourism Research: approaches
Fésbók logar af norðurljósum: Framsetning norðurljósa í markaðsfærslu ferðaþjónustufyrirtækja á fésbók

2013

INFORMATION SHARING IN FISH SUPPLY CHAINS
Tourism Resolving Crisis?
Ordering, materiality, and multiplicity: Enacting Actor-Network Theory in tourismTourist Studies
Ferðamál á Íslandi
Tourism Resolving Crisis?
Af jaðrinum: Samfléttun slóða og staða
Ordering, materiality and multiplicityTourist Studies

2012

How ANT works
Enacting places through the connections of tourism
A Time to Connect? On Tourism Policy Making in IcelandStjórnmál og stjórnsýsla
"To Get Things Done"Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Introduction
Samgöngur og hreyfanleiki
Tourismscapes, entrepreneurs and sustainability
Gatherings: ordering, materiality and multiplicity
Tími til að tengja?Stjórnmál og stjórnsýsla
Actor-network theory and tourism
Sköpunarverkið Strandir – þrenns konar sjónarhorn

2011

Sköpun áfangastaðar

2010

Tourism in times of crisisCurrent Issues in Tourism
Icelandic tourismTourism Geographies
Mannfræði fyrir byrjendur
Stakeholder views on implementation of information and supply chain management systems in the fish sector
Emergent vikingsEvent Management

2009

Actor-Network Theory/Network geographies
Hvordan turismens forbindelser udfolder steder
Emergent Vikings
Ferðaþjónusta á krepputímum
List og viðskipti

2008

Enacting Places through Connections of Tourism
Ferðaþjónusta á Jaðrinum
Enacting Places through Connections of Tourism

2005

2004

The Role of Municipalities in Innovations: Innovations in three sectors of society in two municipalities in Iceland.

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

Tourism labour market and employment

Destination development