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Anne-Mette Hjalager is a professor at the University of Southern Denmark, where she also serves as the director of the Danish Centre for Rural Research. Her research interests center around economic development, innovation, and quality of life in rural areas, focusing on the availability of jobs and the creation of community-centered initiatives. Hjalager's work emphasizes the importance of local actions and planning within rural tourism, particularly in the face of technological development and changing agricultural practices. She plays a vital role in exploring how local stakeholders can leverage tourism for regional development. Hjalager's expertise extends to the utilization of natural resources in rural areas, addressing multifunctionality and synergy among different economic activities. She has published extensively and holds a Ph.D. from Aalborg University. Hjalager has also participated in a number of research projects and external committees related to tourism and rural growth strategies, contributing to a detailed understanding of the characteristics and effects of economic development at the community level.
Danish Centre Rural Research, University of Southern Denmark • Odense, Denmark
Leading research and development initiatives in the field of rural studies.
University of Southern Denmark, Centre for Tourism, Innovation and Culture • Odense, Denmark
Conducted teaching and research in tourism and innovation.
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Engaged in national and international research projects.
Aarhus Business School, Department of Organisation and Management •
Focused on organisational studies related to rural development.
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