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Balancing with Academic Perspectives in Knowledge Brokering – Arranging the Hybridity of Knowledge Brokering Organisations
Educational Leadership and Leaders in Contexts (02.03.2026)
chapterWith governments paying increasing attention to universities’ societal impact and the potential of academic research to support policymaking, the role of knowledge brokering organisations in contemporary knowledge systems ... -
Bargaining, Fairness and Conflict
(29.07.2022)
articleA central issue in behavioral economics is the role of fairness, and whether it is hard-wired or acquired as a result of self-interested considerations. Binmore (2020) has recently argued that fairness does not always ... -
Bedtime for democracy? Europe's political and cultural fault lines
(09 / 2025)
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Behind screens: challenges and opportunities of participatory online peace education in Finland
(2022)
article<p>This article discusses the challenges and opportunities of participatory online teaching and learning in higher education. It analyses an online peace education course taught during the Covid-19 pandemic in three ... -
Behind the Intractability of Communal Conflicts in Africa: The Case of the Nkonya–Alavanyo Conflict in Ghana
(2021)
article<p>In this article, I move away from the rather active and bloodier conflicts to which there exists significant academic literature to the rarely researched, less bloody and latent communal violence. Based on archival ... -
Being there in the presence of absence: Researching the remains of migrant disappearances
EASA series (15.09.2023)
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The best of two worlds? How residence-country contexts affect migrants’ origin-country political engagement
(2026)
articleThis article examines how migrants’ experiences in their country of residence shape their political engagement with their country of origin. Using survey data from Belgian, Finnish, and Polish non-resident citizens living ... -
Between Westminster and Brussels: Putting the "Parliament" in Parliamentary Ethnography
(03.08.2022)
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Beyond Conclusion: Interdisciplinary Perspectives Towards New Understandings of Coexistence
(2026)
chapterThe chapter elaborates on the complexity-informed approach through which we have illuminated that in the urban everyday, social relations and dynamics do not unfold through fixed categories or stable identities. Rather, ... -
Beyond Work: Migrants’ Multiple Relationships With Finnish Language
(2024)
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Beyond Working Designs
(2026)
chapterEnabling context and an open window of opportunity (or a lack of those) may dictate the fate of a frugal innovation, even if it was well designed in a close collaborative setting with an innovation’s potential users and ... -
‘Bigwig hatred’ and the emergence of the first Scandinavian agrarian-populist party
(09 / 2023)
article<p>In the genealogy of the Scandinavian populist-party family, agrarian populism has been largely neglected and, when discussed at all, it is traced back to Finland in the late 1950s. This paper argues: (i) that ... -
Blame avoidance strategies in governmental performance measurement
(2019)
articlePerformance measurement and blame avoidance are significant forces that shape the development of the public sector. Unfortunately, extant literature has not paid much attention to blame avoidance in performance measurement. ... -
Board governance priorities in higher education institutions: comparative analysis of board members’ visions in Finland and Sweden
(20.12.2025)
articleThis study examines the perceived governance roles of university boards in Nordic higher education, focusing on Sweden and Finland as case examples. In light of global governance reforms, this research aims to explore how ... -
Borderless higher education for refugees: lessons from the Dadaab refugee camps
(11.05.2022)
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Bottom-up foreign policy? Finland, NATO and public opinion
(2024)
articleFinland's decision to apply for membership in NATO is a case of bottom-up driven foreign policy. Public opinion had been rather stable for more than 25 years in the NATO issue with less than 30 per cent of the people ... -
Breaking bonds: How academic capitalism feeds processes of academic alienation
Marxism and Education (08.11.2023)
chapterThere is renewed interest in Karl Marx’s critical concept of alienation, applied to the context of higher education, to explain the growing dissatisfaction of academic labor. Academics feel that new primarily economic ...








