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This space invites the citizens of Finnmark Fylke and Murmansk Oblast and the general public to participate in a discussion about the future of the border russian-norwegian border region.
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- introduction
- Deer Oil is a scenario that describes possible realities about how things could be like in the border area between Norway and Russia 50 years from today. We wish to reflect on this scenario, question it, and would like to ask for your help and participation by answering some questions. So please, reply!
Deer Oil is one of three future scenarios about the Pomor Region that have been developed under the title Barents 2058 which is a project developed by the Bergen School of Architecture, Norway.
The three scenarios that conform this project will be exhibited in Nikel, Russia on saturday the 24th of January and in Kirkenes, Norway on saturday 31st of January. This space is a part of the exhibition of the project.
Welcome!
The three scenarios that conform this project will be exhibited in Nikel, Russia on saturday the 24th of January and in Kirkenes, Norway on saturday 31st of January. This space is a part of the exhibition of the project.
Welcome!
To be quite honest, I don´t think there will be any people here in 50 years. I believe everything is going to be very centralized and people will move to bigger places. Personally, I am moving out from here as soon as I finish school.
SvarSlettmå alle skrive på engelsk her ?
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Hei.
SvarSlettTakk for ditt spørsmål.
Alle må ikke skrive på engelsk på denne siden. Vi ønsker at alle som ønsker det, skal kunne delta og derfor er det opp til hver enkelte å delta ved å bruke språket de følger seg mest trygg på. Engelsk, russisk eller norsk, for eksample. Dessuten kommer en russisk oversettelsen av denne side i de nærmeste dagene. Vi jobber med saken.
Takk for deltagelsen.
Med vennlig hilsen,
the Deer Oil team.
If I can, I'll move from Murmansk to Oslo. I have a Russian friend there, who tells theese great stories about all the beautfil parks, people and cafés, and also about vacation and lot's of systems that actually work. I would not like to live in a shithole like Krikenes or Murmansk for ever.
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