Institute for Advanced Social Research - groundbreaking interdisciplinary social research since 2002. Situated in the beautiful city of Tampere, Finland.
Miten syntyi kuva, että länsiraja on kiinni?
@JussiPullinen: Koronakriisin alussa oli vaikea löytää asiantuntijoita problematisoimaan rajoituspäätöksiä.
@VuorelmaJohanna: Mediassa on jopa lisätty kierroksia hallituksen viesteihin.
Katso #viimeinensana!
https://t.co/6yE4HvZ424
Our community raises a virtual class of champagne 🥂 for no less than THREE of our current IASR-fellows who were granted @SuomenAkatemia funding: @laahva , @MerviKaukko and Saara Pellander. Congratulations!
Siirtolaisuusinstituutin hallitus on tänään yksimielisesti valinnut instituutin uudeksi toimitusjohtajaksi 1.8.2020 lähtien VTT Saara Pellanderin.
Sydämelliset onnittelut Saara Pellanderille ja tervetuloa taloon!
https://t.co/DZf2Gj7hP2
Dr @VuorelmaJohanna at our Speakers Series discusses what narratives do in foreign policy analysis: explain, moralise, construct self/others, and offer advice.
Amazing news! TWO of our IASR fellows, @laahva and @heikkilah, were just appointed as Associate Professors in journalism studies! Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences @ITC_TampereUni will be lucky to have them!
Warning examples from Ali in Power and choices in minority research –panel: “The researcher only asked the questions they had in their pocket. They got what they wanted and left, and left me alone with my bad feelings.” With @MerviKaukko from IASR and @TampereUni_EDU
IASR-fellow Andrew Newby getting all his stories out in “Poor and primitive, but honest and truthful” – Overseas Famine Aid to Finland, 1856-6”. Sad but fascinating stuff!
Meet the 2019 Kone Foundation grantees! The Foundation has awarded EUR 30.6 million for bold initiatives in research and the arts. https://t.co/Gh6gw7VWHa #boldmaker#congratulations
The second day of our Symposium on Populism. Keynotes Pertti Alasuutari and Tuija Saresmaa address questions of how globalized the populist turn is, and how fears and emotions are mobilized in online populist communication. #populism
Today's keynote speakers of the Symposium on Populism: Juha Herkman and Tuula Vaarakallio talking about the surprisingly long history of populist parties in the Nordic countires, and about the leaderless populism of the French Yellow Vests.
Risto Heiskala opening the IASR Symposium on Populism. Welcome to the keynotes today (now!) and tomorrow, they are open for all. Topics: welfare state; French yellow vests; globalization, gender & racialization and populism:
https://t.co/pqTUChaal6.
Nälkä!-exhibition outlines the causes and consequences of Finland’s Great Hunger Years, and considers the ways in which the crisis has been remembered. Open from today on at the second floor foyer of TAU main building.
https://t.co/9SOZX0Citc
Finnish Institutes of Advanced Studies meeting started with speed dating to know each others' projects (e.g. empathy, religious relics, nature relationship) and things we're proud of (e.g. our children or parenthood, new teaching methods, activism). Great method to warm up!
Guest speakers Gerald MacLean and Donna Landry just told us about how they re-enacted (on horses!) a historical travel of Evliya Ҫelebi in Turkey. Exciting way to do research!
https://t.co/3KNALSNadM
The "Nälkä!" Great Finnish Famine exhibition, curated by Andrew Newby, will be on show Nov-Dec in @TampereUni Main Building. Join us for a launch event on Wed. 27 Nov, at 14:00. [Please confirm with marjukka.virkajarvi(at)https://t.co/F23pBUBHfO by Fri. 22 Nov. Thanks!] 2/2
IASR Fellow Andrew Newby brings his Nälkä! Exhibition to Tampere. It has already been seen by 75 000 people in Ireland. Now we will be able to see how the Finnish Great Famine has been presented overseas. 1/2 @irishembfin @Nordic_Irish @HEXhistory @oliverhussey
This message was about to be retweeted as timely and fresh -- but it would have been #fakenews, since the the event was already yesterday. ;) Was there a conclusion, @heikkilah?
Tampere collegium is joining the meeting of other Finnish Institutes of Advanced Research in Turku this Friday. Topic: Migrations. Discussions also on Scholars at Risk programs. See you soon! #IASMeeting