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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 ... -
Bruno Latour konstruoi Modernin
(2023)
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Building a DIY skatepark and doing politics hands-on
(01.06.2022)
articleIn recent years, informal and unauthorised amateur urban design solutions have become an urban trend in the global North. These Do-It-Yourself (DIY) urbanism actions can be playful commentaries, critical interventions or ... -
‘Building a Ship while Sailing It’: Epistemic Humility and the Temporality of Non-knowledge in Political Decision-making on COVID-19
(23.02.2021)
articleThe novel coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has had far-reaching effects on public health around the world. Attempts to prevent the spread of the disease by quarantine have led to large-scale global socioeconomic disrup- ... -
Building an Inclusive City
(23.07.2022)
chapterThis article discusses the localization of the inclusion agenda and asks on what kind of framework should urban communities in the developed world build their inclusion policies? This chapter is based on a realist, ... -
The Campaign
(2019)
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Can a religious-niche party change – or was Kirchheimer right? Analysing the Finnish Christians’ search to become a catchall electoral party
(28.07.2022)
article<p>Small-party persistence is a story in itself, especially when the party in question emerged as an entirely new party, lacked societal rootedness and did not boast any recognisable persons among its founding figures. ... -
Can crisis corporatism protect vulnerable workers? Conceptual insights from a European perspective
(08 / 2025)
articleCrisis corporatism is conceptualised in this article as a temporary governance strategy involving partnerships between the state, labour and employers to mitigate the impacts of crisis to protect vulnerable workers. Using ... -
Can Ex-Parliamentarians Tell Political Counter-Narratives?
(14.12.2024)
articleTelling counter-narratives has sometimes been exclusively reserved for marginal and minority groups. This article asks, instead, whether such elite group members as veteran parliamentarians will also tell counter-narratives ... -
Can Organized Deliberation Reduce Confirmation Bias?
(2025)
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Can politicians and citizens deliberate together?: Evidence from a local deliberative mini‐public
(2022)
articleIn a deliberative mini‐public, a representative number of citizens receive information and discuss given policy topics in facilitated small groups. Typically, mini‐publics are most effective politically and can have the ... -
Candidature Decisions: Six In-depth Examinations
Diplomatic Studies (2023)
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The case of university foundations in Finland: evaluating success
(22.07.2025)
chapterThe chapter uses a model, developed in public policy research, to evalulate aspects of policy success: political, process, programme, and endurance (PPPE). By analysing the two Finnish foundation universities, Aalto ... -
Case Studies of EU and Member State Engagement with Strategic International Organisations
ENGAGE Working Paper series (2023)
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Challenges to feminist knowledge? The economisation of EU gender equality policy
International Handbooks on Gender series (2023)
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