Research staff and experts A-K

Research coordinator, Senior researcher

I am a scholar of religion, but my research is characterized by interdisciplinarity approach that combines theoretical insights and methodological tools from both social sciences and humanities. In addition to religiosity, my research interests include such topics as nationalism and migration. My areas of expertise are Islam and contemporary Paganism in Russia. In my current research, I focus on the governance and the representation of Islam in contemporary Russia. In addition, I participate in the project “Migration, Shadow Economy and Parallel Legal Orders in Russia”.

Starting on August 2019, I am working as the acting research coordinator. In this position, I perform administrative and operational duties, but I am also engaged in planning and developing the research at the Aleksanteri Institute.

I am co-editing Aleksanteri Insight with my colleague Dmitry Yagodin and the Religion and Spirituality in Russia & Eastern Europe with Maija Penttilä. In addition, I am a member of the editorial boards of the journal Transcultural Studies.  I hold the title of Docent in Study of Religions at the University of Helsinki.

Room 220
Tel. +358 44 395 6120

Kaarina Aitamurto: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

University Lecturer, Director of the International MA programme in Russian Studies, Vice-director of the Aleksanteri Institute

I am a historian with a strong focus on economic modernisation in the Soviet Union and Russia, especially the economic history of the Cold War and the transfer of technology between East and West during the Cold War. Currently I’m focusing on economic modernisation, the innovative economy and digitalisation in Russia.

As a director of the international MA programme in Russian Studies, I am in charge of the planning and realisation of the programme. I also teach on the Russian Studies programme and other study programmes at the University of Helsinki. Since 2018, I also hold a Visiting International Professor (VIP) grant at the Ruhr-University in the Bochum Research School PLUS Ph.D. training. 

In 2012-2017 I worked as a research coordinator of the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Russian Studies “Choices of Russian Modernisation”. I am a research member of the Finnish Historical Society (by invitation), a member of the advisory board of the Slavonic Library, a member of the scholarly editorial council of the journal Baltic Worlds and member of the advisory board of the journal Scandia. I am also member of the Finnish-Russian commission for scientific-technical cooperation, social sciences group (by invitation) and hold the title of Docent in General History at the University of Tampere.

Since April 2018 I've taken on the responsibilities ot vice-director at the Aleksanteri Institute.

Room 231
Tel. +358 50 319 9365

Sari Autio-Sarasmo: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

Doctoral Student

I am a doctoral candidate at the University of Helsinki. My PhD project deals with the representations of the Romanovs' private sphere in the public domain in the long 19th century with the focus on memory and material culture.

In addition, I am a co-organiser of the 19v Art History online seminar affiliated with the Jordan Center for the advanced study of Russia at NYU. I am also a member of the Getty-sponsored seminar programme Periodization in the History of Art and its Conundrums, held by the New Europe College in Bucharest.

Before coming to Helsinki, I taught art history and cultural history courses at Higher School of Economics in Saint Petersburg; I was a visiting lecturer at the University of Eastern Finland and a faculty member at several international summer schools.

My research interests include art and politics, 19th-century Russian cultural history, history of collecting and art patronage, the Romanovs, historiography of art history.

My stay at Aleksanteri Institute is supported by the EDUFI fellowship.

Post-doctoral Researcher

I have a PhD in social anthropology from the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London, with a thesis on practices of hospitality in the Republic of Georgia. My work has also focused on the relation between masculinity, mobility and urban public spaces in Georgia, and the resilience and transformations of narratives and practices of masculinity among young Georgian men.

I have been working as a post-doctoral researcher with the Gulag Echoes project since September 2019. I investigate processes of identity construction in Georgian prisons and among Georgian prisoners from Soviet times up to date, focusing in particular on the intersection of prisoners' ethnic identity with other types of (self-)identification - gender and class identity, national and regional belonging, religion, political affiliation and so on. I am also interested in the spatial dimensions of prisons and imprisonment, their transformations since the Soviet era and the ways in which these are related to identity construction. My research is based on observation and in-depth interviews, as well as on the analysis of media and archival material.    

Room 230
Tel. +358 505964019

Postdoctoral Researcher

I work at the intersection of media studies, economic sociology and political economy, studying media markets in Russia. Since September 2018, I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Aleksanteri Institute (Russian Media Lab: Freedom of Speech and Critical Journalism in Russia) where I am studying hyperlocal media in Russia, their social meanings, technological challenges and economic constraints. My research focuses on how internet and digital technologies affect regional and local media landscape. 

Before coming to Helsinki, I have been lecturing and running seminars in both Russian and English language in Media Studies at Higher School of Economics (Moscow, Russia, 2013-2018). I have previously conducted research on state support of regional media in contemporary Russia. I defended my dissertation, “Transformation of structural links between media companies and the state on Russian regional media market”, at HSE in 2018.

Room 319   

Olga Dovbysh: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media       

Doctoral student

I joined the research project AUCAM (Opportunities for and challenges to urban development and social cohesion in Russia’s Arctic under climate change impacts) led by professor Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen,  in November 2018. My dissertation focuses on the role played by institutions and gas–extractive projects in the sustainable development of the urban areas of the Yamalo–Nenets Autonomous District in the Russian Arctic region.

Room 306

Francesco Durante: Research outputs, projects, activities

Postdoctoral Researcher

I defended my doctoral dissertation “Securitized Migration: Russian Policies in Dealing with Labour Migrants from Central Asia” in the University of Tsukuba, Japan, in 2018. My research interests include migration, religion and migration, religious extremism, and societal change in Uzbekistan.

As a postdoctoral researcher at the Aleksanteri Institute, I will work as a member of the Migration, Shadow Economy and Parallel Legal Orders in Russia project. I will work on turning my dissertation into a book and publishing our research findings together with colleagues.

Room 204
Shezod Eraliev: Research outputs, projects

Professor of Russian Politics

My work as professor of Russian Politics focuses on issues such as political regime dynamics, political institutions, governance and policy-making, elections, political parties and political protests, and sub-national politics in Russia. During 2012-2017, I served as the Finland Distinguished Professor at the Aleksanteri Institute and was a cluster leader in the Centre of Excellence “Choices of Russian Modernisation”, funded by the Academy of Finland. I taught at the European University in St. Petersburg as professor of political science and specialized on Russian politics in a theoretical and comparative perspective. I also have expertise in authoritarianism, electoral and party politics, contentious politics, and regional and local government.

I am an author and/or editor of more than twenty books and author of more than 150 research articles, published in English, Russian, Finnish, and other languages. My current research concentrates on political and institutional foundations of quality of governance and policy conduct in Russia and post-Soviet Eurasia.

My teaching duties include classes on the international MA Programme in Russian Studies as well as other special courses and programmes coordinated by the Aleksanteri Institute. I’m also a co-director of FRRESH (Finnish-Russian Network for Russian and Eurasian Studies in Social Science and Humanities) and YRUSH (Young Russian Scholars Helsinki Visiting Fellowship programme), both projects funded by the Kone Foundation.

Room 218
Tel. +358 50 318 5701

Vladimir Gel'man: Research outputs, projects, activities, prizes, press media
 

Doctoral Student

I am a Master of Social Sciences working on my PhD on environmental activism in Russia with main case-study of the protests against Shies landfill construction, as a member of the  Research Group on the Russian Environment lead by professor Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen. From 2020, I also work as a Project Planner for Electoral Malpractice, Cyber-security, and Political Consequences in Russia and Beyond (ElMaRB) led by Margarita Zavadskaya and DigiREES projects.

Tel. +358 50 376 4267
Room 305

Elena Gorbacheva: Research outputs, projects, activities

Assistant Professor

Starting from 2018 I am working as an assistant professor of Russian Big Data Methodology investigating how digitalisation, ‘datification’ and algorithms are transforming Russian state administration, economic and political governance.

Having defended my doctoral thesis in the field of public policy in 2014, during 2015 – 2017 I worked as a post-doctoral researcher focusing on the policy-making activities of private actors, environmental sustainability and large infrastructure governance in the Russian Arctic. My on-going research project applies big data methodologies to explore the future of renewable energy in Russia.

My teaching includes courses on digital methods in human sciences and mixed methods research design. I am affiliated with the Helsinki Center for Digital Humanities (HELDIG) and hold a membership at the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS). I am also the founder and coordinator of the Digital Russia Studies network.

Room: Unioninkatu 40 (Metsätalo) A133

Daria Gritsenko: Research outputs, projects, activities, prizes, press media
 

Research assistant

I work as a research assistant in the INREES research-training programme, organising and coordinating network’s activities. I am currently finishing my master’s studies in the ENS-programme with a special focus on Eastern European studies. In my master’s thesis, I study EU’s enlargement policy towards the Western Balkans from a post-colonialist perspective. I am particularly enthusiastic about inter-disciplinary research in social science and exploring mixed methods in analysis and problem-solving.

Tel.  +358 40 538 6345

University Lecturer, Discipline coordinator in Russian and Eurasian Studies

Educated as a political scientist, I am a research and teacher in Russian and Eurasian studies whose work focuses on the connections between public administration, security and societal change. I participate in the research group for Global Processes and Flows in the Eurasian Space where I lead the Kone Foundation project Migration, Shadow Economy and Parallel Legal Orders in Russia and two sub-projects in international consortiums funded by the H2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions. In addition to academic research, I have carried out several commissioned projects for offices of the Finnish Government, including the Prime Minister's Office and the Ministries of Justice, Internal Affairs and Defence. I am a Vice-director in the Master's Programme in Russian Studies, and hold the Title of Docent in the University of Helsinki and in the Finnish National Defence University.

Room 242

Tel. +358 50 448 6459

Anna-Liisa Heusala: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

Visiting Researcher

I received my PhD from the University of Helsinki (political history) in 2014. Excluding a one-year post-doc in the Faculty of English – where I taught biographical studies – I have been in the Aleksanteri Institute for over 10 years. I am also affiliated with Urbaria, the Helsinki Institute of Urban and Regional Studies.

My teaching duties include courses in East Central European, Balkan and Baltic Studies (ECEBB), lectures in the Jean Monnet module, The East within Europe, and being a visiting lecturer at the University of Sarajevo.

My research interests include the Balkans, Soviet Studies, the Cold War, the sociology of conflict, nationalism and exceptionalism, with a growing interest in religion. I have also lectured and published on corruption, visual culture, and the politics of sports.

I am contributing co-editor of Russian Modernization, a New Paradigm (Routledge 2020), the concluding volume of the institute’s Centre of Excellence in Russian studies.

My ongoing book projects are:

· Really Existing Nationalism, state, people, and nation in Cold War Socialist Europe, (De Gruyter’s Rethinking the Cold War series, Spring 2021)

· Rugby in Communist Romania, an unknown and tragic story (Tauris/Bloomsbury, 2021)

· Urbanicide, Towards a Cultural History, Reflections on Urban/Rural Dynamics in Warfare, (Helsinki University Press, 2022)

Social outreach has included work with Historians Without Borders, multiple interviews, and advice to official bodies and NGOs.

Brendan Humphreys: Research outputs, activities

Doctoral Student

I am a doctoral candidate at the Political, Societal and Regional Change Programme (PSRC) and part of the Research Group on the Russian Environment, lead by Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen. I am also affiliated with the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science. In my dissertation, I research the construction of China’s role in the international climate politics. I focus on climate leadership, outside expectations for the leader role and China’s position between developed and developing countries.

Tel. +358408489441
Room 306

Karoliina Hurri: Research outputs, projects, activities

Doctoral Student

I am a doctoral candidate specialising in climate and energy issues on the Doctoral programme for Social Sciences. Furthermore, I am also affiliated with the recently started Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science. My research is mostly built around the From Failand to Winland research consortium funded by the Strategic Council of the Academy of Finland. In a multidisciplinary project led by the Water and Development research group and consisting of seven sub-projects, we are assessing Finland’s future water, food and energy security. In the research consortium and in my doctoral research I am studying Finland’s future low-carbon energy security in terms of both local and global developments. I am also collaborating with other researchers in the consortium, and in addition to public policy and human geography, my research also includes elements from futures studies and energy engineering. In addition to collaborating within the research project, my work also includes co-creation with key stakeholders.

Room 306
Tel. +358 50 314 8944

Sakari Höysniemi: Research outputs, projects, activities
 

Postdoctoral Researcher

As a postdoctoral researcher at Aleksanteri Institute, I work on the "digitalization" in Russia – both as a socio-political process and as a footing to new research approaches and methodologies. This work is done within Digital Russia Studies group led by Daria Gritsenko. In 2019 I will be conducting a project entitled Words and actions: use-oriented study of concepts and ideas in large and diverse corpora.

I earned my PhD at ENS Paris-Saclay in France. Through the study of the academics doing high-tech business in modern Russia, I showed how the rise of ambitious innovation policy, despite its mixed track-record, changed the standing of science within the country's political system and legitimized the exploratory activities on science-industry interface.

Trained both in natural (laser biophysics) and social (sociology) science I actively use advanced quantitative methods. At the same time, my understanding of research methodology is heavily grounded in the interpretative posture of sociology and history and I often rely on qualitative methods. When it comes to disciplinary divides, I adhere to the same syncretic attitude, trying to bring together economic sociology, science and technology studies, history of science and political science to explain social, economic and political dimensions of technological change in Russia and beyond.

So far my teaching is focused on quantitative methods in social science and humanities.

Room: Unioninkatu 40 (Metsätalo) A129

Andrey Indukaev: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media

Head of communications

I’m in charge of the Aleksanteri Institute website and social media channels and the editor of the monthly  Aleksanteri News. My aim is to promote Finnish research on Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia by making the voice of research and researchers more prominent in both media and in public discussions. I also help research projects in drafting and implementing their communication plans and provide students and scholars with library and information services.

If you are having trouble fingding the right expert on issues related to Russia, Eastern Europe or Eurasia, please contact me!

Room 202
Tel. +358 50 318 5667

Niina Into: Research outputs, activities
 

Head of Research Training (On leave until 2023. Please contact Kaarina Aitamurto.)

I am responsible for developing national and international research training networks for Russian and East European studies. I participate in developing doctoral education at the University of Helsinki as a board member in Doctoral Programme for Political, Societal and Regional Change and organise bi-monthly PhD seminar for the Russian, Eurasian and East European Studies. I’m the coordinator of the International research training and mobility network (INREES), funded by the Kone foundation.

As a researcher of Russian and Soviet history, I am interested in questions of social order and state security. My research interests also include history of ideas and conceptual history, especially questions related to nationalism and power. I have studied these questions in the context of Imperial Era, Revolutionary Russia and Soviet Union. I am also interested in the development of Russian political system and administration. 

In addition to my research and administrative work, I teach Russian and Soviet history at the University of Helsinki as well as for wider audience. I am one of the coordinators of Imperial Era Network, which is a community of Finnish historians studying this era. I am also a board member for the Finnish Association for Russian and East European Studies (FAREES) and a member in editorial board of Scandinavian journal for Russian and East European Studies Nordisk Østforum.

Ira Jänis-Isokangas: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

Director of Educational Programmes

I am responsible for East Central European, Balkan and Baltic Studies (ECEBB) and Ukrainian Studies. ECEBB is also part of Bachelor in Cultural Studies, Master in Area and Cultural Studies as well as international Master in European and Nordic Studies and Master in Intercultural Encounters.  Ukrainian Studies is a joint program with the Bachelor of Modern Languages.

My research interests include civil society, dissidents; politics and contemporary history of East Central and South East Europe. My teaching is linked with these themes. I also supervise bachelor’s and master’s and doctoral theses.  In addition, I am interested in the development of the university – work-life interaction.

I am also actively engaged in societal interaction.

Room 203
Tel. +358 50 338 2807

Jouni Järvinen: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

Doctoral Student

I am a PhD-candidate in Russian media studies at the University of Bergen, Norway, and a visiting fellow at the Aleksanteri Institute in the Autumn of 2021. My doctoral project is entitled “How to troll the trolls: Narrating Norway on the Russian-language Internet”. In it, I study Russian digital narratives about Norway and the Nordics, aiming to uncover if and/or how these narratives are shaped by pro-Kremlin online influence activities and political trolling. I am particularly interested in Russian online commentary surrounding contentious events in the Russo-Norwegian relationship, such as espionage accusations and cyberattacks. My research, then, connects Russian news discourse, digital culture and propaganda studies.

Room 306

Principal Investigator, Docent of Russian Cultural History, Liaison Officer

I am a philologist and Slavist, focusing on cultural production, as well as cooperation between the Russian Orthodox Church and State. I act as the Liaison Officer of the Aleksanteri Institute (eg. the Advisory Board). I am a member of the Docent committee.

Room 327
Tel. +358 50 563 6308

Elina Kahla: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

PhD student 

I work in a project AUCAM (Opportunities for and challenges to urban development and social cohesion in Russia’s Arctic under climate change impacts, 2018-2021), coordinated by Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen. In my dissertation I examine Norwegian and Russian Arctic municipalities from a human security perspective. I study the impacts of oil and gas industry on the everyday life of the people living in the Arctic municipalities, from a gender perspective.

Room 306
Tel: +358 408667914 

Sohvi Kangasluoma: Research outputs, projects, activities

Research Coordinator

My academic background is History and Law. I have been researching and writing on the penitentiary system in the post-emancipation Russian Empire. My research interests include public perceptions of the penal system of modern Russia and the Nordic countries in historical perspective.

From November 2018 I have worked as an research coordinator of European research Council (ERC) project GULAGECHOES which is lead by professor Judith Pallot. In the project my research focuses on prison ethnopolitics and practices from the Russian Empire time to the early Soviet time. In addition, I am analysing law-making in relation to ethnic minorities covering all periods of Russian Law and recent EU legislation.

I am also the leader of the pilot project Nordic Russian Cooperation for social integration, prevention of marginalization and human rights protection for female prisoners, funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers for the period 1.8.2018-31.07.2019.

Room 320
Tel. +358 50 471 6821

Larisa Kangaspuro: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

Director of the Aleksanteri Institute

I started as Director of the Aleksanteri Institute in April 2018 having previously worked as Deputy Director (since 2010) and Research Director (since 2009).  My research interests and projects have ranged from the history of the early decades of the Soviet Union and Soviet Karelia, nationalism and patriotism there, identity politics, history politics and during the last years Russian domestic and foreign politics. At the moment I share my time between:

• Leading the academic and administrative duties of Aleksanteri Institute
• Research on Russian history politics and identity
• Leading the Russian Media Lab project on freedom of speech in Russia
• Public lectures and teaching on the university courses

Room 245
Tel. +358 50 522 3393

Markku Kangaspuro: Research outputs, projects, activities, prizes, press media
 

Postdoctoral Researcher

I am a post-doctoral researcher at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Helsinki. I hold BA and MA degrees in European studies. In May 2020, I graduated with a PhD degree in world politics from the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki. My PhD dissertation dealt with the politics of the European Union’s police cooperation in the Western Balkans.  

I am part of Professor Judith Pallot’s four-years’ research project “The Yugoslavian Penal Nationalism and the Politics of Punishment in the Contemporary Western Balkans: Testing the Limits of the European Human Rights Regime in the EU's Southeastern Neighbourhood”. I have engaged with this research not only due to my interest in the still under-explored Southeastern part of the EU's periphery, but primarily because of my long-standing passion for complex historical projects. Through this project I intend to contribute to a better understanding of the complex socio-political fabric of the Western Balkans and hopefully help to construct ways for the EU to deal with this region. 

PhD candidate

I’m a Doctoral candidate in the Political, Societal and Regional Change Programme (PYAM) at the University of Helsinki and a member of the  Finnish-Russian Network in Russian and Eurasian Studies (FRRESH). My thesis focuses on a changing nature of the relationship between the citizen and the state in Uzbekistan on a local level using an ethnographic study of everyday lived experiences and is supervised by Dr. Anna-Liisa Heusala and Dr. Rustamjon Urinboyev.

My research interests include governance and public administration, institutional development, authoritarianism, sub-national politics, social and political anthropology, legal sociology, digitalization of state-citizen interactions and informality with a special focus on Central Asian societies.

Room 204
Tel. +358 50 567 5457

Mirzokhid Karshiev: Research outputs, projects, activities

Research Fellow

I am currently a research fellow at the Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki. Between September 2015 and December 2019, I was a post-doctoral researcher at the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Russian Studies “Choices of Russian Modernisation” hosted by the Aleksanteri Institute. My research interests are Russian, Eurasian and East European politics, public policy and administration. I am interested in the process of social policy-making and governance, the influence of expert opinion, policy ideas and discourses, historical institutionalism and the processes of institutional change. My research is based on qualitative methodology, comparative case study analysis and process-tracing. I am the author of The Policy-Making Process and Social Learning in Russia: the Case of Housing Policy (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015). My articles appeared in Post-Communist Economies, Russian Politics, Russian Analytical Digest and Europe-Asia Studies among other journals.

Room 216
Tel. +358 50 448 9154

Marina Khmelnitskaya: Research outputs, projects, activities, press media
 

Doctoral Student

I’m a Doctoral candidate in Social and Cultural Anthropology and my thesis focuses on parenthood and relatedness in Russian foster families. I work as a researcher on the A Child’s Right to a Family: Deinstitutionalization of Child Welfare in Putin’s Russia project and act as a co-teacher on the University of Helsinki’s undergraduate courses.

My research interests include narrative analysis, medical anthropology, digital ethnography, modern rituals, invented traditions, life scenarios, applied anthropology, self and identity, kinship, parenthood, and family narratives.

Room 217
Tel. +358 50 319 9417

Anna Klimova: Projects, activities
 

Visiting Researcher

I am a visiting scholar in the Research Group on the Russian Environment, led by Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen. Since September 2018, I have carried out my postdoctoral project the Rise of China and Normative Transformation in the Arctic Region funded by the Academy of Finland (2018-2021, the Arctic Centre, University of Lapland). Previously, I worked for the Assessing Intermediary Expertise in Cross-Border Arctic Energy Development project, led by Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen. My research focuses on China's climate policy, international norms, and Arctic governance. I obtained my doctoral degree in International Relations from the University of Tampere in 2016. Currently, I am a board member of the Finnish Peace Research Association.

Room 306
Tel. +358 50 378 8997

Sanna Kopra: Research outputs, projects, activities

Head of International Affairs

I am responsible for providing operational and strategic support for advancing our international academic initiatives. I am Director of our Visiting Fellows Programme with overall responsibility for the programme, and am also involved in its day-to-day management and interaction with visitors. I give grant-writing support to selected international scholars wishing to establish projects with the Aleksanteri Institute, and help with the Institute’s own international funding proposals. I oversee our other incoming research visit plans and provide support for training programmes with student and teacher exchanges. You can contact me for further information about the Visiting Fellows Programme or about our other opportunities for scholars from abroad.

I have been facilitating the development of study and scholarship on Russia and Eastern Europe in Finland for over 20 years. I have designed and initiated many of our key lines of activity, with a view to advancing our academic capacity also within the international context. I joined the Aleksanteri Institute at the start of its operations when we were a team of four. I was first tasked by the Ministry of Education to create a Finnish university network in Russian and Eastern European studies, and designed the concept for a nation-wide Master’s school, now ExpREES, and then for the Finnish doctoral programme in our field. I have also served as acting Head of Development and vice-director, and as acting Director of the Master’s school. My academic interests are in the study of post-socialist nation-building, nationalism, and the minority policies of international organisations.

Room 216
Tel. +358 50 563 6307

Anna Korhonen: Research outputs, projects, activities
 

Planning officer in international affairs

I work as a coordinator of three programmes at the Aleksanteri Institute aiming to promote international and nationwide research and educational cooperation. These programmes include the Aleksanteri Institute Visiting Fellows Programme, a nationwide Russian language training programme for Finnish students in Russia and the annual, international Aleksanteri Conference. I’m also a contact person for the Aleksanteri Institute’s course at the Helsinki Summer School. Within these programmes my tasks include coordinating researcher and student mobility and organising events.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions related to these programmes – I am happy to help you and hope to meet you in Helsinki.

Room 231
Tel. +358 50 415 0571

Eeva Korteniemi: Research outputs, projects, activities
 

Carlsberg Internationalization Postdoctoral Fellow

I hold a PhD in Law from the University of Copenhagen and a PhD in Political Science from St. Petersburg State University. For the next two years, I will be working on the project ‘Evaluating the Efficiency of Electoral Rights under the European Convention: A Cross-Regime Perspective’. Specifically, I will study how the election jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights impacts the development of law, resolution of electoral disputes and election administration in Finland, Denmark, and several Post-Soviet countries,

Prior to becoming a researcher, I have for several years been a Deputy Spokesperson of the Russian Constitutional Court.

For technical reasons our staff have been alphabetically listed on two separate pages.  Research staff and experts with surnames beginning with letters from L to Ö are to be found via this link.