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Creating knowledge post-Brexit
As the UK’s journey towards Brexit has reached the halfway point, the Guild is not the first network to state the importance of the free and easy movement of staff and students, and collaboration in research; nor should we be … Continue reading
Brexit: Hidden Implications for Baltic Security
Political scientist Eoin Micheál McNamara discusses the implications of a possible British exit from the EU on Baltic security. Continue reading
Posted in Events, Research, Social sciences
Tagged Baltic states, Brexit, Britain, EU, foreign policy, Hungary, politics, Russia, security, UK, US
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Russian Federation 2014: A Difficult Year Ahead?
Read what an expert network led by two UT political scientists predicts for Russia in 2014 with regard to its political, economic, and societal development. Continue reading
Posted in Research, Social sciences
Tagged 2014, EU, Eurasian Union, forecast, national ideology, Orthodox church, prognosis, Russia, Russian Federation, Ukraine, xenophobia
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Estonia and the Euro: A Wedding without Honeymoon
Raul Eamets, Professor of Macroeconomics at the University of Tartu, makes an analogy between last year’s remarkable step for the Estonian economy – the introduction of the euro – and getting married, while admitting the non-appearance of a much anticipated honeymoon, as the timing for the wedding was far from perfect. Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, Research, Social sciences
Tagged economy, Estonia, EU, euro, eurozone, macroeconomics, professor
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