Knut Øyangen, Western Norway University
Landscapes in the Mind: Place and Identity
Tom Olmstead, Independent Scholar
Adapting to America: The Life of One Norwegian Settler Through Her Letters
Inga Lill Grønnerud, Independent Scholar
A case Study on Migration: From Vinger to the United States – Portrayed thru a Collection of Letters
Kayla Hanson, University of Oslo
Henrik Ibsen and the Negotiation of Norwegian-American Identity
Jana Sverdljuk, National Library of Norway
Navigating Identity and Conflict: Norwegian Settlers’ Encounters with Native Americans in Transnational Migration Literature
Liv Marit Haakenstad, Independent Scholar
Carl Søyland: One Man’s impact on a Newspaper and the Norwegian-American Society
Inger-Kristin Larsen Vie, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (Rena)
Norwegian Heroes – Biographical Depictions of Famous Norwegians in Norwegian-American Reading Books
Marika Josephson, Independent Scholar
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Miranda Moen, Independent Scholar
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Siv Ringdal, Norsk Folkemuseum
Bubble gum, Canned Fruit, and Readymade Fashion Mass Consumerism and Democratic Practices in Transatlantic Material Remittance from America to Norway 1900–1940
Eric Becklin, St. Olaf College
Norwegian Americans and China Missions: Transnational and Im/Emigration Experiences of Daniel and Anna Nelson and Their Family, 1890-1948
L. DeAne Lagerquist, St. Olaf College
A Life on Three Continents: Gertrude Sovik’s Transnational Identity
Marte Lægreid, VID University College (Oslo)
A Scandinavian American Lutheran Education Project in Central China
Liv Marit Haakenstad, Independent Scholar
Onwards to Zion. The Norwegian American Mormons converts in the 1800’s
Sarah Anne Waters, Belhaven University
Frydetoner and Harpen: Two Children’s Songbooks for a Changing Immigrant Community in the 1890s
Helene Hamar, Volda
Norwegian Pentecostalism in Brooklyn, New York
Anna Peterson, Luther College
The Business of Baskets: Weaving Economic Ties Between the Bethany Indian Mission, Ho-Chunk Families, and Lutheran Ladies’ Aides in the Mid-Twentieth Century Midwest
Marthe Hommerstad, National Library of Norway
Emigration and Argumentation – Debates in the Norwegian parliament, 1814 to 1845
Mikael Lyngaas, University of Oslo
A Norwegian Socialist’s Encounter with the United States: The writings of Harald Hansen 1909- 1912
Ruth Hemstad, National Library of Norway and University of Oslo
Scandinavian Discord and Discourses on Emigration
Hilde Petra Brungot, Independent Scholar
Norwegian-American Transition from Prairie Settlements to Urbanization Dorthea Dahl (20 March 1881-11 September 1958)
Torgrim Guttormsen, Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU)
The Presidential Addresses on 9 October Leif Erikson Day: Histories, Memories, and Politics
Remi Berg, Independent Scholar
Transatlantic Memory and Identity: The Legacy of Colonel Heg and the 15th Wisconsin in Norway and Norwegian America
David Mauk, University of Oslo
The Heart of the Heartland – Revisited and in Context
Daron Olson, Indiana University East
Hey, Don’t Forget About Us: The Other 1925 Norse-American Centennial Celebrations
Hans-Petter Grav, NTNU
1905: Union Dissolution and the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition
Steven Luksan, Independent Scholar
Leif Erikson in Seattle: Gerard Tonning and Norwegian Opera in the New World
Jan Kokkin, University of Oslo
Logging in America. From Solør to Grays Harbor
Marie Fongaard Siem, Norsk Folkemuseum
Domestic Scenery: Anders Beer Wilse’s photographic visualisation of Norwegian-American Family Life
Kari G. Hempel, University of Stavanger, Norway, retired associated professor
A Female Pioneer Life. An Unusual Immigrant Story
Per Ivar Engevold, Independent Scholar
A Norwegian Tragedy in the U.S.: The Smuttynose Murders in a Microhistorical Perspective
Sandra Bestland, Independent Scholar
The Lives & Loves of Norwegian Women Immigrants: From Amsterdam to Swaziland 1825-1900
Nils Olav Østrem, University of Stavanger
Local and Micro – How to use Migration Categories on Lowest Research Level
Caitlin Sackrison, St. Olaf College
Proving’ Their Worth: The History of Norwegian Women Homesteaders in Brown County, Minnesota
Olivia Gunn, University of Washington, Seattle
First Comes Love, Then Comes Marriage? Reproduction, Settler Migration, and the Fisherman’s Wife
Mona Holm, UiO/Anno Museum Kvinnemuseet/Norsk Utvandrermuseum
Migrant Feminism: Norwegian-American Women’s Transnational Contributions
Lori Ann Lahlum, Minnesota State University, Mankato
“I was [a] Natural Born Citizen”: Norwegian American Women, Marriage, and Expatriation in Minnesota
Laura Loge, Independent Scholar
The Women who Migrated and the Music They Made