Essays, articles and academic presentations:
A Place of Globalization. Cross-Cultural Cooperation between Estonian and Norwegian Business People in Tallinn, MA-thesis, University of Tromsø, 1998.
"Western Ideology in the East. Norwegian Business in Estonia in the 1990s", paper on Western Business Ideology in Eastern Europe, presented at the seminar Other Easts, Other Wests: new constructions of otherness in East-West relations, The Norwegian University Centre i St. Petersburg, Russland, 05.10.2002.
"Formal Estonian Business Culture and Informal Networks. Love, Friendship and Contacts among Norwegian and Estonian Business People in the 1990s", paper on informal networks in business, presented at The Fourth Nordic Conference on the Anthropology of Post Communism in Copenhagen, 04.20.2002
"Baltisk forretningsmentalitet", article on Baltic business culture, published in Danish in Berlingske Tidende Sunday 05.30.1999
"Vill vest i øst. 10 år med myteskaping", article on Western myths about Eastern Europe, published in Estlands-nytt number 2, April 1999.
"Estisk sangfestival i samklang og disharmoni", article on the Estonian song festival 1999, published in Estlands-nytt, number 1, February 2000.
"Something Smelled Funny...", lecture on anthropological method, presented at the Dåfjord seminar, University of Tromsø, fall 1996 and fall 1997.
"Antropologiske perspektiver på maktutøvelse gjennom kommunikative virkemidler", lecture on power as an instrument of communication, University of Tromsø, 12.10.1998.
"The Sex/Gender Distinction with Reference to the So-Called Third Sex", essay on constructions of gender and sex, published in Hovedfagsstudentenes årbok 1996. Sosialantropologi, Oslo, 1996.
"Det viktigste er ikke å vinne, men å slå svenskene" - essay on Norwegians, Danes and Swedes, published in Norwegian in Weekendavisen Friday 02.25.2000.
"'A Horrible Place' with Good Food and Pretty Lamps" - essay on Danish Culture presented for foreign students at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen, 03.13.2002.
"Naive Norwegians and Calculating Estonians? Different Logics of Business"