Research projects
Our research projects provide new knowledge relevant to both the academic community and for decision-makers in public institutions, as well as business and community actors.
Most of our research projects combine qualitative and quantitative methods and data.
Our research interests and projects are characterized by close contact with local stakeholders, ensuring that projects are relevant and application-oriented.
Some research projects are instigated and conducted independently by us, while others are part of larger national and international research collaborations.
Synergy between research and analysis
Analyses and research projects at CRT inform and enrich each other. Our analyses are demand-driven, providing application-oriented knowledge to relevant stakeholders.
This interaction between analysis and research work gives us an opportunity to stay up to date and contribute to new knowledge trends, while allowing us to frame emerging issues and knowledge needs within a broader theoretical framework.
We use both qualitative and quantitative methods to describe, understand and explain patterns and changes in our work.
Knowledge fields are built up over time
Our work is project-based. Societal agendas and theoretical understandings of them have shifted many times during CRT’s 30-year history. Through our research projects, we have built up a number of knowledge fields. This is reflected in our research projects, which in particular have contributed with knowledge on:
- Business development, knowledge dynamics and innovation
- Mobility, labour, and education
- Circular economy, tourism and destination development
- Translocal perspectives on place development
- Energy and green transformation at the local and regional level
The Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research is coming to Bornholm in 2025
The Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research is coming to Bornholm in 2025. You can read more about the symposium here.
