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Arne Dulsrud is a Research Professor at OsloMet - storbyuniversitetet, affiliated with the Centre for Welfare and Labour Research – Consumption Research Norway. His work focuses on consumer behavior, food systems, and digital transformation of retailing, with particular attention to sustainability and social implications of consumption patterns.
His research interests span across several key areas:
- Transformation of retailing, particularly digital transformation
- Food consumption patterns and sustainable food systems
- Marketing research and consumer behavior in digital environments
- Consumer markets and choice mechanisms
- Grocery retail dynamics
Dulsrud leads and participates in several significant research projects including DISCo (Digital infrastructures for sustainable consumption), REDUCE (Rethinking Everyday Plastics), and previously FOOdIVERSE, PLATEFORMS, and SEGURA. His work often takes a systems perspective, examining how consumer practices intersect with technological innovations and sustainability challenges, particularly during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic.
His publications reveal a strong focus on the intersection of digital technologies and consumption practices, with increasing attention to sustainability transitions in food systems. Recent work examines digital food provisioning during crises, digital ecosystems as social institutions, and the impact of personalized advertising on consumer vulnerability.
Dulsrud has extensive experience in both academic research and practical applications, with numerous research reports for OsloMet and presentations for governmental bodies like the Barne- og familiedepartementet. His work bridges theoretical consumer sociology with practical implications for policy and business.
