The European Union has committed itself to combating racism as a general objective of law
and policy. EU legislation requires Member States to introduce laws prohibiting racial …

The 'April events' in Tallinn in 2007–when demonstrators, predominantly Russian
youngsters, resisted the removal of the Soviet war monument, the Bronze Soldier, by …

One third of Estonian residents identify Russian as their mother tongue, and despite having
lived in Estonia for decades, many of them are not fluent in the Estonian language and …

This research stems from ethnographic interviews about COVID-19 conspiracy theories that
uncovered that the interviewees (members of the Russophone minority residing in Estonia) …

OBJECTIVE: To explore time trends in the incidence and mortality of respiratory tuberculosis
(TB) over a 30-year period in Estonia, and to evaluate disease disparities according to sex …

A team of European geographers examines regional disparities in unemployment rates in
Estonia and Poland extending from 1989 to the onset of the global financial crisis in late …

The segregation of consumption between the Russian-and Estonian-speaking populations
residing in Estonia has been common knowledge in the popular imagination, mass media …

Focusing on a case study of Estonia's major political parties' relations with the ethnic
Russian electorate, the article examines the role of ethnic minority policies in the electoral …

Young adulthood is identifi ed as an initial period of adulthood, as a developmental stage of
a person's life when transition processes from dependency on the family of origin towards …

В апреле 2007 г. в эстонской столице произошли массовые акции протеста,
переросшие в уличные беспорядки. Они были связаны с решением властей перенести …