Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policy Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentComment: Research MattersBooksFrom the Researcher’s PenCaseSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> Comment 19.6.2019 Society & economy ‘Theology of war’ in the Russian Orthodox tradition ALEKSANTERI INSIGHT 3/2019. Since the 2000s, the church has played an increasing role in the Kremlin’s foreign policy. At the same time,... 17.6.2019 Teaching & studying at the University University lecturer Sirke Mäkinen to lead the ExpREES Program The Aleksanteri Institute is renowned as a dynamic hub of multidisciplinary research on Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia. Particularly in... 6.6.2019 Language & culture Stalin era intellectual culture - a challenge Stalin era intellectuals were not necessarily Stalinist intellectuals, writes post-doctoral researcher Elina Viljanen in this long read. 27.5.2019 Sustainability news Standards are there to convince rather than to coerce. Is that enough, and who sets the goals in the first place? Assistant professor Daria Gritsenko's recent article sheds light to the complex world of quality standards. Using shipping as an example, she... Comment 24.4.2019 Society & economy Surkov and the three pillars of Putinism ALEKSANTERI INSIGHT 2/2019. Surkov’s vision of Russia after 2024 has nothing new in it. Surkov replaces the illusion of democracy with the myth... 11.4.2019 Teaching & studying at the University Katalin Miklóssy: “Good teachers evoke emotions” Students who question their teachers are not a threat, but help everyone learn, believes Katalin Miklóssy, a specialist of pedagogy in the... 4.4.2019 Data science news Open government data in Russia Providing open data about public administration has become a trend all over the world among government bodies and local authorities. The idea is... 20.3.2019 Society & economy The president of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbaev resigned: implications for Russia and beyond Yesterday, Nursultan Nazarbaev, the longstanding ruler of Kazakhstan resigned from his presidential post. He has been in power since 1990 and... 12.3.2019 Society & economy An ethically challenging project calls for extra care When Professor Judith Pallot launched a research project looking into ethnic minorities' experiences in the prisons of communist successor... Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next
Comment 19.6.2019 Society & economy ‘Theology of war’ in the Russian Orthodox tradition ALEKSANTERI INSIGHT 3/2019. Since the 2000s, the church has played an increasing role in the Kremlin’s foreign policy. At the same time,...
17.6.2019 Teaching & studying at the University University lecturer Sirke Mäkinen to lead the ExpREES Program The Aleksanteri Institute is renowned as a dynamic hub of multidisciplinary research on Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia. Particularly in...
6.6.2019 Language & culture Stalin era intellectual culture - a challenge Stalin era intellectuals were not necessarily Stalinist intellectuals, writes post-doctoral researcher Elina Viljanen in this long read.
27.5.2019 Sustainability news Standards are there to convince rather than to coerce. Is that enough, and who sets the goals in the first place? Assistant professor Daria Gritsenko's recent article sheds light to the complex world of quality standards. Using shipping as an example, she...
Comment 24.4.2019 Society & economy Surkov and the three pillars of Putinism ALEKSANTERI INSIGHT 2/2019. Surkov’s vision of Russia after 2024 has nothing new in it. Surkov replaces the illusion of democracy with the myth...
11.4.2019 Teaching & studying at the University Katalin Miklóssy: “Good teachers evoke emotions” Students who question their teachers are not a threat, but help everyone learn, believes Katalin Miklóssy, a specialist of pedagogy in the...
4.4.2019 Data science news Open government data in Russia Providing open data about public administration has become a trend all over the world among government bodies and local authorities. The idea is...
20.3.2019 Society & economy The president of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbaev resigned: implications for Russia and beyond Yesterday, Nursultan Nazarbaev, the longstanding ruler of Kazakhstan resigned from his presidential post. He has been in power since 1990 and...
12.3.2019 Society & economy An ethically challenging project calls for extra care When Professor Judith Pallot launched a research project looking into ethnic minorities' experiences in the prisons of communist successor...
