Grand Duchy
Research group
Grand Duchy of Finland as Political Space: A conceptual history.
Grand Duchy of Finland as Political Space: A conceptual history is an Academy of Finland funded four-year research project. The project studies the political meanings of the notion of Grand Duchy of Finland as a part of Swedish and Russian empires. By examining the conceptual history of grand duchy in the context of evolution of European political language, it seeks to uncover not only the peculiarities of Finnish political culture but to contribute to the larger international discussion on the genealogy of the modern state. Using topic modelling and other language processing techniques, we will be able to identify when and to what degree the attributes of modern state, nation, and polity were attached to the concept of grand duchy.
Group description
From the top: Ilkka Liikanen, Jani Marjanen, Alina Kuusisto, Kimmo Katajala, Natalia Potapova, Antti Härkönen, Jussi Kurunmäki, Jenni Merovuo and Marja Jalava
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Group members - UEF
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Ilkka Liikanen Professor , Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies, Karelian Institute -
Kimmo Katajala Professor , Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies, Department of Geographical and Histo... -
Alina Kuusisto Postdoctoral Researcher , Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies, Karelian Institute -
Jenni Merovuo Early Stage Researcher , Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies, Karelian Institute -
Antti Härkönen Part-Time Teacher , Department of Geographical and Historical Studies, Geography
Others
Other group members
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Professor, PhD Marja Jalava, University of Turku marja.jalava@utu.fi
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Adjunct Professor, PhD Jussi Kurunmäki, Tampere University jussi.kurunmäki@sh.se
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Researcher, PhD Jani Marjanen, University of Helsinki jani.marjanen@helsinki.fi
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