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Sebastian Peters

Sebastian Peters

Førsteamanuensis

  • Institutt for by- og regionsplanlegging

Jeg er førsteamanuensis på institutt for By- og Regionplanlegging, Landsam.

Som sosialantropolog og sivilingeniør står tverrfaglighet og kunnskapsproduksjon i planlegging sentral i mitt arbeid. Kjerneinteresser er folks relasjoner med sine omgivelser, om det er innenfor naturforvaltning, mobilitet eller bylif.

  • Fagfelt
    • Lærer
    • Forsker
    • Socially and environmentally just mobility and transport planning
    • Governance • Institutional Theory and Economy • Agriculture and Development • Livelihood-studies and environment • Natural Resources and Development • Forest politics • Social organisation • Interdisciplinarity
    • Environmental discourses/ discourse and narrative analysis
    • Landscape and culture
  • Publikasjoner

    Forskerprofil med publikasjoner i vitenarkivet

    • Mouratidis, K., & Peters, S. (2025). Autonomous Vehicles as Public Transport: Perceptions of Risks and Opportunities for Mobility, the Environment, and Society. Journal of Urban Technology, 1–22. https://doi.org/10.1080/10630732.2025.2509532

    • Kostas Mouratidis, Peters., S (2022) “COVID-19 impact on teleactivities: Role of built environment and implications for mobility”, Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, Vol 158, pp 251-270, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tra.2022.03.007.

    • Næss, P.  Stefansdottir Harpa, Peters S., Czepkiewicz M., Heinonen, J. (2021) “Residential location and travel in the Reykjavik capital region”. Sustainability. DOI: 10.3390/su13126714

    • Mouratidis, K., Peters, S., van Wee B., (2021) “Transportation technologies, sharing economy, and teleactivities: Implications for built environment and travel”. Transportation Research Part D. 

    • Næss, P., Peters, S., Strand, A., (2018), Causality, not just correlation: Residential location, transport rationales and travel behaviour across metropolitan contexts “Journal of Transport Geography, May 2018, Vol.69, pp.181-195 

       

    • Peters S. (2017) “The domestication of planning ideas – the case of shared space“ Form Akademisk Vol.10(3). DOI: https://doi.org/10.7577/formakademisk.1675
    • Peters S. (2017) “Sharing space or meaning?  A geosemiotical perspective on shared space design“ Applied Mobilities online publication Nov 2017.  https://doi.org/10.1080/23800127.2017.1386850

    • Peters S. (2017) “Socio-spatiality – intended by designers, realised by users. The case of shared space” PhD Thesis : NMBU

       

    • Non-peer-reviewed

    • Petter Næss, Sebastian Peters, Harpa Stefansdottir, Fitwi Wolday, Arvid Strand, Jason Cao, Camilla Ihlebæk og Øystein Engebretsen (2018). “Hvorfor og hvordan påvirker boliglokaliseringen folks transportatferd i byer med ulik senterstruktur? Oslo og Stavanger som eksempler” (How and why does residential location impact peoples’ transport behaviour in structurally different cities? The cases of Oslo and Stavanger), KART OG PLAN, Vol. 78, pp. 133–144, Bergen
    • Marianne Knapskog, Sebastian Peters, Aud Tennøy (2021). «Egenskaper ved gåstrategier som påvirker deres nytte og effekt. Undersøkelser av gåstrategier for Haugesund, Trondheim og Ås. TØI rapport 

    Mine publikasjoner

  • Undervisning

    Emneansvarlig APL100

  • Forskning og prosjekter
  • Mer om meg og CV

    • Formal education: 

      • Bachelor (BA )degree in social anthropology with emphasis on environmental perception

      • Master (MA) Environmental sciences with emphasis on environmental planning and decision making

      • Master (MSC) Civil engineering with emphasis on mobility

      • PhD urban and regional planning​

    • Educational competence:

      • ​University teacher and supervisor on all levels (BA, MSC, PhD) in urban and regional planning.

      • Areas of expertise: environmental planning, relational planning, critical planning, planner's knowledge and transdisciplinarity, impact assessment, landscape planning, place making, semiotics, mobility   

    • Research competence:

      • Main research ares: environmental and landscape planning, social perspectives on mobility

      • Member of urban sustainability research group

      • Experience with mixed method research design

      • Main expertise in qualitative methods​​

    • Connections to national and international collaborations and networks 

      • Nachwuchsnetzwerk Stadt – Raum – Architektur: https://stadtraumarch.wordpress.com 
      • Pegasus Netzwerk für Mobilitäts- und Verkehrsforschung. Network for mobility research. https://pegasus-netzwerk.de/
      • Urban Futures - Centrum för hållbar stadsutveckling / Centre for sustainable urban futures; https://gmv.gu.se/urbanfutures/sv
      • Forum for byutvikling og bytransport, Norwegian Centre for Transport Research; https://www.toi.no/bybyforum/​

    • Experience from the field of practice/profession

      • 10 years work experience in engineering and planning consultancy: Urban and regional planning, environmental impact assessment for policies, plans and projects​

    • Roles

      • 2022-2025 Coordinator of network for mobility and social sustainability 
      • 2019-2022 Head of Department for Urban- and Regional Planning, NMBU
      • 2018-2022 Country Representative (Norway) at AESOP, the association of European schools of planning
      • 2018-2022 Head of School representative at AESOP, the association of European schools of planning
      • 2018-2022 Steering committee member for City Studio Oslo, educational collaboration between several Norwegian Universities
      • 2018-2022 Member of executive committee of Norwegian Society for Planning Education (FUS)