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Kone Foundation awards more than 1.5 million euros in grants to the University of Eastern Finland

News | 4.12.2020

Kone Foundation has awarded, from its autumn 2020 calls, more than 1.5 million euros in grants to projects run by University of Eastern Finland researchers.

Brexit sparked Finnish migrants’ interest in politics

News | 13.11.2020

October’s events at UEF address emigration, immigration and identity

News | 29.9.2020

Nature conservation and tourism can coexist despite conflicts

News | 17.9.2020

Extensive study into interregional movement of people, capital, goods and services in Europe

News | 20.5.2020

Jussi Laine elected for President of Association for Borderland Studies

News | 9.4.2020

International borders continue to hinder cross-border cooperation

News | 1.4.2020

Border scholars turn their gaze to Africa

News | 20.1.2020

Jussi Laine recognised with WSSA Outstanding Emerging Scholar Award

News | 15.3.2019

New book sheds light on twin cities – they are interdependent and often characterised by unequal relationships

News | 4.10.2018

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Kone Foundation awards more than 1.5 million euros in grants to the University of Eastern Finland

Brexit sparked Finnish migrants’ interest in politics

October’s events at UEF address emigration, immigration and identity

Nature conservation and tourism can coexist despite conflicts

Extensive study into interregional movement of people, capital, goods and services in Europe

Jussi Laine elected for President of Association for Borderland Studies

International borders continue to hinder cross-border cooperation

Border scholars turn their gaze to Africa

Jussi Laine recognised with WSSA Outstanding Emerging Scholar Award

New book sheds light on twin cities – they are interdependent and often characterised by unequal relationships