This is the 9th number of East-West Studies and it features articles written by colleagues from within the university, as well as from outside.

Engagement of students into education innovation, a local hackathon in Võrumaa, a media campaign against stereotypes were three Tallinn University projects awarded a cash prize at the February 12 cont...

On 29th October School of Governance, Law and Society held a workshop on philosophy of law, where noted scholars argumented on professor Robert Alexy’s views.

On 7 September, Martin Aidnik from the School of Governance, Law and Society defended his PhD thesis that focused on the meaning and the changes in Utopia, according to the different periods of Zygmun...

On 27 June, Karin Hanga from the Tallinn University School of Governance, Law and Society defended her doctoral thesis, which studied the rehabilitation needs of people with disabilities, their rehabi...

On 26 June, Lauraliisa Mark from the Tallinn University School of Governance, Law and Society will defend her doctoral thesis, which studied the suicidal thoughts and depressive feelings among Estonia...

We live in a world order that was created in the aftermath of the World War II. The institutsions and the foundation of that world order are changing. The rising China, Brexit and the recent election ...

Pectus excavatum (PE) accounts for 90% of chest wall deformities and has an incidence of about 1 in 300. Growing up with a hole in one’s chest might not be easy, as a kid you may feel afraid of taking...