“…However, in contrast to this, Stenbacka (2011) writes that the idea of the rural macho-culture, which is also underlined in the Swedish TV programmes she has studied, can be seen as an attempt to place the blame for the problems in the peripheral areas on the men, who choose to stay there (elaborated later) (see also Forsberg and Stenbacka 2013). 5.2 Norway Dahlström (1996) argues, in the often quoted article Young women in a male periphery, that the strong patriarchal structures embedded in the peripheral areas are part of the explanation for the fact that particularly the young women decide to move away. Thus, Dahlström writes that women are not only attracted by the possibilities found in the urban areas, but the women are also particularly "pushed out from a male rural area in which there is little place for them culturally or concerning work opportunities" (Dahlström 1996: 262).…”