Ethnologia Fennica 41

This issue of Ethnologia Fennica is centered on daily life in national parks in Europe and on the varied actors, relationships, activities, and on the varied actors, relationships, activities, and strategies that shape the cultural specific of the everyday as a social and cultural process. Articles: Tatiana Bajuk Senčar, Juri Fikfak & Katriina Siivonen, Daily life in National Parks; Tatiana Bajuk Senčar, Bohinj and Constructions of Common Interest in Triglav National Park; Ewa Klekot, Walking in National Park of Fruška Gora; Saša Poljak Istenič & Miha Kozorog, Constructing a Protected Area as an Adventurescape: The Case of Slovenia’s Triglav Nationa Park; Niklas Huldén, Sanna Lillbroända-Annala & Anna Maria Åström, Sustainable Development and Cultural Heritage – Collecting Data and Research in Ethnology at Åbo Akademi University