On the nature of democracy and media in contemporary Europe
5. veebruaril toimus Tallinna Ülikoolis BFM külalisprofessori Nico Carpentieri raamatu "Demokraatia ja meedia Euroopas" esitlus ja arutelu.
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Doctoral thesis: sexual philosophy is the foundation for sexual ethics based on mutual care and pleasure
There has been little research on sexual philosophy in Estonia, but it is a field of research that helps us make sense of an important part of human relationships. Rita Niineste, a PhD candidate at Ta...
Doctoral thesis: disabled people are still seen as ‘the other’ in contemporary Russian culture
The cultural space is a reflection of societal values. Alina Poklad, a PhD candidate at Tallinn University's School of Humanities, researched how people with disabilities are portrayed in contemporary...
A New Methodology Helps Create Regional Circular Bioeconomy Roadmaps
A recent scientific report helps various organizations, including municipalities, businesses, and development centers, to map and develop circular bioeconomy opportunities in their regions. It provide...
Doctoral dissertation: The literature of the late 19th and early 20th centuries reveal resistance to social norms and constraints
Kristjan Haljak, who defended his doctoral thesis at the Tallinn University’s School of Humanities, argued that both the Estonian writer Jaan Oks and the French writer Comte de Lautréamont share a r...
Call for Papers “Populism For, Against, or By the Minorities? Social Groups in Populism Research”
The SIDESTREAM project is organizing a conference at Tallinn University on June 5–6, 2025, titled: “Populism For, Against, or By the Minorities? Social Groups in Populism Research”
Tallinn University Launches SustainERA Project for Sustainable Future Research
Tallinn, January 27 – Today marked the official launch of SustainERA, a ground-breaking research project aimed at advancing sustainable future studies, hosted at Tallinn University. With a significant...
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