Political scientist
Maria Mälksoo is a senior lecturer in international security at the University of Kent. She has been a senior research fellow at the Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, University of Tartu, and has lectured at the London Business School. She has published research on international relations and articles in Diplomaatia.
Estonia must stand the test of time in the vortex of global life and move on
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ICDS researcher Maria Mälksoo presented her paper on the possibility of regarding cyber and energy security challenges in the context…
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ICDS researcher Maria Mälksoo launched her new book The Politics of Becoming European: A Study of Polish and Baltic post-Cold…
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ICDS researcher Maria Mälksoo has published an article, “The Memory Politics of Becoming European: The East European Subalterns and the…
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ICDS researchers published three articles in a recent special issue of Akadeemia (9/2009) that focuses on security matters.
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Book review: Pille Petersoo & Marek Tamm (eds.), Monumentaalne konflikt: mälu, poliitika ja identiteet tänapäeva Eestis (Tallinn: Varrak, 2008), Journal…
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This paper traces the development of sub-regional multilateralism around the Baltic Sea from the building of regional security via de-securitisation…
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Maria Mälksoo has published a book chapter titled as „Liminality and Contested Europeanness: Conflicting Memory Politics in the Baltic Space“…
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The ICDS researcher Maria Mälksoo's attempt to map the Baltic security imaginaries along the modernist-postmodernist axis was recently published in…
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NATO’s current strategic concept was approved in 1999, yet many pivotal events that have had a dramatic impact on NATO…
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Russia’s war against Georgia should make even the most hardened sceptics and the most optimistic flower children realise that today…
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Paper presented at the Ideology and Discourse Analysis conference
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An article by ICDS researcher Maria Mälksoo, discussing East Europeans’ experience of liminal Europeanness, appeared in the 2007 Yearbook of…
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The politics of history pursued by Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga is not another manifestation of a pathology unique to Eastern Europe, but…
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