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Rethinking Security in the “Global East”

The binary of the Global North and Global South has dominated academic and policy debates. Does the ‘Global East’ offer a genuine alternative, or does it merely add another empty category to the debate?

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Missed the CEEShub Kick-Off Event?

If you are interested in quickly learning what was said, we are inviting you to have a look at Piret Räni’s visual summary here.

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What are ‘pluriversal’ understandings of security?

Find out by reading about Taiwan’s Indigenous Sakul community and how care works as a praxis of repair and security.

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News

November 18, 2024

Dr Birgit Poopuu named an editor at the Journal of International Relations and Development

Our very own Associate Professor and co-director of CEEShub, Dr Birgit Poopuu has been named an editor at the Journal of International Relations and Development (JIRD), a flagship IR journal of Central and East European ISA. The new editorial team […]

October 29, 2024

Tampere Peace Day 2024 Announced

Our partners from the Tampere Peace Research Institute have announced their “Tampere Peace Day 2024: (Re)Searching Peace”

Date: December 2nd
Time: 10:15 – 17:00

October 18, 2024

CEE Security Hub Kick-off Event, Nov 26

November 26, 2024 from 15.00 to 17.00
Tallinn University, room A-002

The kick-off event offers a panel on plural perspectives on security with project partners, policymakers and civil society actors.

October 1, 2024

New article in ERR: Germany is moving to the right one state at a time

Our co-director Benjamin Klasche writes about how the growing political right-ward shift across Europe should be a worry to all of us and it is important to realize how intertwined our political actions, our security and our freedom are. Click […]

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Research

March 1, 2023

What Relations Matter?

What relations matter? This is the question our co-directors explore in their piece in International Studies Quarterly. The article addresses in a more thoroughgoing way the methodological and ethico-political problems that some relational thinkers have debated.

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