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Eiki Berg

https://www.etis.ee/CV/Eiki_Berg/est
13.01.1970
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eiki.berg@ut.ee

Teenistuskäik

Töökohad ja ametid
01.01.2016–...   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaalteaduste valdkond, Johan Skytte poliitikauuringute instituut, rahvusvaheliste suhete teooria professor (1,00)
01.01.2016–31.01.2019   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaalteaduste valdkond, Johan Skytte poliitikauuringute instituut, rahvusvaheliste suhete ja regiooni uuringute programmijuht
01.02.2014–31.12.2015   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Riigiteaduste instituut, rahvusvaheliste suhete teooria professor (1,00)
01.01.2013–30.04.2017   
College of Europe (Bruges), ekspert Armeenia Diplomaatide Kooli juures (0,25)
01.01.2011–31.12.2012   
• EL-i Nõustamisgrupp Armeenias, välisministeeriumi nõunik
01.01.2010–31.01.2014   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Riigiteaduste instituut, rahvusvaheliste suhete teooria professor (1,00)
01.02.2009–31.12.2009   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Riigiteaduste instituut, rahvusvaheliste suhete teooria professor (1,00)
01.01.2008–31.01.2009   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Riigiteaduste instituut, rahvusvaheliste suhete teooria professor (1,00)
04.09.2006–31.01.2009   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Sotsiaalteaduskonna dekanaat, dekaan
01.05.2006–31.01.2009   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Sotsiaalteaduskonna dekanaat, rahvusvaheliste suhete magistriõppe programmijuht
01.01.2006–31.12.2009   
• Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaalteaduskonna dekaan
01.09.2004–31.12.2007   
Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Politoloogia osakond, rahvusvaheliste suhete teooria professor (1,00)
01.01.2004–31.12.2004   
• Euroopa Parlamendi liige, EPP-ED fraktsioon, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy (01.05.2004-19.07.2004).
01.01.2003–31.12.2004   
• Riigikogu X koosseisu liige, ÜVE Res Publica fraktsioon, väliskomisjon (01.04.2003-31.08.2004).
01.01.2003–31.12.2004   
• Euroopa Parlamendi vaatleja, EPP-ED fraktsioon, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy (01.05.2003-30.04.2004).
01.01.2001–31.12.2003   
• Tartu Ülikooli, Sotsiaalteaduskonna prodekaan
01.01.2000–31.12.2002   
• Tartu Ülikool, Euroopa Kolledži magistriprogrammi juht
01.01.2000–31.12.2004   
• Tartu Ülikool, korraline dotsent.
01.01.1999–31.12.2001   
• Tartu Ülikool, politoloogia osakonna juhataja
01.01.1997–31.12.1998   
• Eesti Diplomaatide Kool, külalislektor.
01.01.1996–31.12.1999   
• Tartu Ülikool, korraline lektor.
01.01.1995–31.12.1997   
• VVO Peipsi Järve Projekt, sotsiaaluuringute projektijuht.
01.01.1993–31.12.1995   
• Eesti Rahva Muuseum, teadur
01.01.1993–31.12.1995   
• Tartu Ülikool, erakorraline lektor.
01.01.1993–31.12.1995   
• Eesti Kõrgem Kommertskool, erakorraline lektor.
 
 
Haridustee
• Tartu Ülikooli geograafia osakond 1988-93, bakalaureus.
• magister scientiarum (geograafia) 1995, väitekiri teemal "Etnilised vähemused Eestis: Poliitilisgeograafiline uurimus".
• Lühiajaline stazheerimine välismaal: 1992 Uppsalas, (Rootsi); 1996-1998 Aarhusis, (Taani); 1997-1998 Oslos, (Norra); 1999 Kopenhaagenis (Taani).
• Osalemine rahvusvaheliste valimisvaatlejate koolitusel “NEEDS International Election Observer Training Seminar”, 16-20. oktoobril 2004, Tallinnas
06.09.1995–09.04.1999   
• doctor philosophae 1999, väitekiri teemal "Estonia's Northeastern Periphery in Politics: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Dimensions".
 
 
Teadusorganisatsiooniline ja -administratiivne tegevus
2019−...   
TÜ Johan Skytte poliitikauuringute instituudi nõukogu esimees
2019−...   
TÜ Johan Skytte poliitikauuringute instituut, de facto riikide uurimisrühma juht
2018−...   
• Soome Välispoliitika Instituut (teadusalase nõukoja liige)
2016−...   
• Small States and Territories (rahvusvahelise toimetuskolleegiumi liige)
2015−...   
• Global Affairs (rahvusvahelise toimetuskolleegiumi liige)
2011−...   
• TÜ EL-Vene uuringute keskus (nõukogu liige)
2005−...   
• Cooperation and Conflict (rahvusvahelise toimetuskolleegiumi liige)
2004−...   
• Journal of International Relations and Development (rahvusvahelise toimetuskolleegiumi liige)
2001−...   
• Peipsi Koostöö Keskus (nõuandva kogu liige)
1998−...   
• Välis-Eesti Uuringute Keskus (nõukogu liige)
2014−2017   
• Tartu Ülikool (senati liige)
2012−2015   
• Baltic Journal of Political Science (toimetuskolleegiumi liige)
2011−2014   
• TÜ Euroopa Kolledž (nõukogu liige)
2011−2016   
• European Humanities University (valitseva kogu liige)
2010−2015   
• sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond (nõukogu liige)
2008−2014   
• Geopolitics (rahvusvahelise toimetuskolleegiumi liige)
2008−2016   
• IGU (International Geographical Union) Commission on Geography and Public Policy (korraldava komitee liige)
2007−2010   
• Central and Eastern European International Studies Association (CEEISA) (täitevnõukogu liige)
2006−2014   
• Institute of European Studies, MGIMO (valitseva kogu liige)
2006−2009   
• TÜ Nõukogu liige
2004−2014   
• Riigikogu Toimetised (toimetuskolleegiumi liige)
2001−2003   
• TÜ Nõukogu liige
2001−2003   
• Eesti Teadusfond, sotsiaalteaduste ekspertkomisjoni liige
2001−2010   
• ECPR Standing Group on International Relations (korraldava komitee liige)

Kvalifikatsioon

Teaduskraadid
Eiki Berg, doktorikraad, 1999, (juh) Ott Kurs, Estonia's Northeastern Periphery in Politics: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Dimensions, Tartu Ülikool, Bioloogia-geograafiateaduskond.
Eiki Berg, magistrikraad (teaduskraad), 1995, (juh) Ott Kurs, Etnilised vähemused Eestis, Tartu Ülikool, Bioloogia-geograafiateaduskond.
 
 
Teaduspreemiad ja tunnustused
2014, Eiki Berg, Ida-Soome Ülikooli audoktor.
2012, Eiki Berg, Eesti Vabariigi teaduspreemia sotsiaalteaduste alal uurimuste tsükli „Identiteedid, konfliktne enesemääratlemine ja de facto riigid” eest
 
 
Teadustöö põhisuunad
ETIS KLASSIFIKAATOR: 2. Ühiskonnateadused ja kultuur; 2.13. Riigiteadused; TÄPSUSTUS: • Etnilised vähemused ja etnoregionaalsed liikumised. • Piirid ja piirialad. • Traditsiooniline ja kriitiline geopoliitika. • De facto riigid ja võimu jagamine. • Balti-Vene suhted Euroopa integratsiooni kontekstis.
 
 
Lisainfo
doktorikraad
Tartu Ülikool, 1999

Lõppenud projektid

Juhendamisel väitekirjad

Juhendatud väitekirjad

Juhendatud järeldoktorid

  • 02.09.2009−02.09.2012 Matthieu Chillaud "Piiride kontroll ning Euroopa õiguskaitse- ja julgeolekuruumi kaardistamine" Tartu Ülikool, Sotsiaal- ja haridusteaduskond, Riigiteaduste instituut

Publikatsioonid

Klass
Aasta
Publikatsioon
 
1.1.
2021
Kursani, Shpend; Berg, Eiki (2021). Land for peace: can territorial adjustments bring about recognition of self-determination claims? Territory Politics Governance, 1−21. DOI: 10.1080/21622671.2020.1781686 [ilmumas].
1.1.
2021
Poghosyan, S.; Berg, E. (2021). When There Is a State? The Politics of Recognition and Kosovo. Diplomacy and Statecraft, xxx−xxx [ilmumas].
1.1.
2021
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2021). Transnistria’s European Drive: A Means to What End? Geopolitics, xxx−xxx. DOI: 10.1080/14650045.2020.1833859 [ilmumas].
1.1.
2021
Mölder, M.; Berg, E. (2021). Conflicts and Shifts in the Kremlin’s Political Discourse since the Start of the Putin Presidency: Evidence from Quantitative Text Analysis. Europe Asia Studies, xxx−xxx [ilmumas].
3.1.
2020
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2020). Exploring De Facto State Agency: Negotiation Power, International Engagement and Patronage. In: G. Baldacchino and A. Wivel (Ed.). Research Handbook on the Politics of Small States (379−394). Edward Elgar Publishers.
3.1.
2020
Berg, E.; Pegg, S. (2020). Do Parent State Strategies Matter in Resolving Secessionist Conflicts with De Facto States? In: R. Griffiths and D. Muro (Ed.). Strategies of Secession and Counter-Secession (52−68). London: ECPR Press.
1.3.
2019
Morozov, Vjatšeslav; Makaritšev, Andrei; Berg, Eiki; Vits, Kristel (2019). Vene rehepapp, Kremli välispoliitika populaarsus ja de facto riigid. Riigikogu Toimetised, 40, 75−85.
3.3.
2019
Berg, E; Vits, K. (2019). Why the International Community Should be More Accommodative to De Facto States. PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo.
6.4.
2019
Berg, E. (2019). Vähem on parem. Mõtisklusi Eesti poliitikast, Euroopa integratsioonist, rahvusvahelistest suhetest ja rahvusülikoolist. Tallinn: Varrak.
1.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Pegg, S. (2018). Scrutinizing a Policy of “Engagement without Recognition”: US Requests for Diplomatic Actions with De Facto States. Foreign Policy Analysis, 14 (3), 388−407. DOI: 10.1093/fpa/orw044.
1.1.
2018
Berg, Eiki (2018). Bridging the Divide Between Parent States and Secessionist Entities: A New Perspective for Conflict Management? Space and Polity, 22 (1), 15−29.10.1080/13562576.2018.1457341.
1.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Mölder, M. (2018). The politics of unpredictability: Acc/secession of Crimea and the blurring of international norms. East European Politics, 34 (4), 400−417.10.1080/21599165.2018.1497986.
1.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2018). Quest for Survival and Recognition: Insights into the Foreign Policy Endeavours of the Post-Soviet de facto States. Ethnopolitics, 17 (4), 390−407.10.1080/17449057.2018.1495359.
1.1.
2018
Ker-Lindsay, James; Berg, Eiki (2018). Introduction: A Conceptual Framework for Engagement with de facto States. Ethnopolitics, 17 (4), 335−342. DOI: 10.1080/17449057.2018.1495362.
2.4.
2018
Berg, E.; Ehin, P.; Kasekamp, A.; Mälksoo, M.; Piirimäe, E.; Toomla, R.; Toomla, R. (2018). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse. Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.1.
2018
Ker-Lindsay, J.; Berg, E. (2018). A Conceptual Framework for Engagement with de facto States. In: E. Berg and J. Ker-Lindsay (Ed.). The Politics of International Interaction with de facto States: Conceptualising Engagement without Recognition (1−8). Routledge, Taylor&Francis Group.
3.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2018). Quest for Survival and Recognition: Insights into the Foreign Policy Endeavours of the Post-Soviet De Facto States. In: E. Berg and J. Ker-Lindsay (Ed.). The Politics of International Interaction with de facto States: Conceptualising Engagement without Recognition (56−73). Routledge, Taylor&Francis Group.
3.2.
2018
Toomla, R; Berg, E.; Toomla, R. (2018). Mis on rahvusvahelised suhted? Berg, E. et al (Toim.). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse (17−32). Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.2.
2018
Berg, E; Toomla, R. (2018). Kuidas on võimalik maailma mõtteliselt jaotada? Berg, E. et al (Toim.). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse (84−109). Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.2.
2018
Berg, E.; Mälksoo, M. (2018). Konfliktid ja nende reguleerimine. Berg, E. et al (Toim.). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse (225−251). Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.3.
2018
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2018). The Do-or-Die Dilemma Facing Post-Soviet De Facto States. PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo, 527, 1−5.
4.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Ker-Lindsay, J. (2018). The Politics of International Interaction with de facto States: Conceptualising Engagement without Recognition. Routledge, Taylor&Francis Group.
6.6.
2018
Berg, E. (2018). Eesti suureks mõtlemine ja seda pisendavad poliitilised otsused. Postimees.31.08.2018.
3.1.
2017
Berg, E.; Riegl, M.; Doboš, B. (2017). Introduction: Secession and Recognition in the Twenty-first Century. In: M. Riegl and B. Doboš (Ed.). Unrecognized States and Secession in the 21st Century (1−7). Springer International Publishing. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-56913-0_1.
3.1.
2017
Berg, Eiki; Kilp, Alar (2017). Face to face with conservative religious values: Assessing the EU's normative impact in the South Caucasus. In: Ansgar Jödicke (Ed.). Religion and Soft Power in the South Caucasus (191−214). London, New York: Routledge. (Routledge Studies in Religion and Politics).
3.2.
2017
Berg, Eiki; Kilp, Alar (2017). Implementing EU's Normative Agenda in the South Caucasus: Contradictory Effects. In: Ansgar Jödicke, Kornely Kakachia (Ed.). Religion and Soft Power in South Caucasus: Policy Perspective (25−31). Tbilisi: Georgian Institute of Politics.
6.6.
2017
Berg, E. (2017). Veelgi sidusama liidu hääbumine. Postimees.06.05.2017.
1.1.
2016
Pegg, Scott; Berg, Eiki (2016). Lost and Found: The WikiLeaks of De Facto State-Great Power Relations. International Studies Perspectives, 17 (3), 267−286.10.1111/insp.12078.
1.2.
2016
Gabrielyan, V.; Stroobants, P.; Berg, E. (2016). How do you tailor diplomatic training? Sizing up peer institutions and their training practices for the Diplomatic School of Armenia. Global Affairs, 2 (2), 223−231. DOI: 10.1080/23340460.2016.1188516.
1.2.
2016
Berg, E.; Riegl,M.; Doboš, B. (2016). Introduction. Annual of Language & Politics and Politics of Identity, 10 (1), 3−6.
6.6.
2016
Berg, E. (2016). Normaalsus on ebanormaalne - Karabahhi ja Brüsseli paratamatustest. Postimees.07.04.2016.
6.6.
2016
Berg, E. (2016). Kas Kosovo ja Krimmi sündmusi saab võrrelda? Postimees.25.10.2016.
3.3.
2015
Berg, E. (2015). Was the West's Engagement with Abkhazia Doomed to Fail? 375.
6.6.
2015
Berg, E. (2015). Rahutuvi, mis ei jaksa lennata. Postimees.17.02.2015.
1.1.
2014
Berg, E.; Mölder, M. (2014). When ‘Blurring’ Becomes the Norm and Secession Is Justified as the Exception. Revisiting EU and Russian Discourses in the Common Neighbourhood. Journal of International Relations and Development, 17 (4), 469−488.10.1057/jird.2014.2.
3.3.
2014
Berg, E. (2014). Do They Really Have a Choice? Eastern Partnership States Between the EU and Russia.
6.3.
2014
Berg, E. (2014). Sõjalaadsed sündmused ja neist õõnsalt vastu kõmisev rahvusvaheline kord. Vikerkaar (117−121).
1.1.
2013
Berg, E. (2013). Merging Together or Drifting Apart? Revisiting Political Legitimacy Issues in Cyprus, Moldova, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Geopolitics, 18 (2), 467−492.10.1080/14650045.2012.717238.
1.2.
2013
Berg, E.; Toomla, R. (2013). Mission Impossible in Cyprus? Legitimate Return to the Partnership State Revisited. Nationalities Papers, 41 (2), 276−292.
1.1.
2012
Berg, E. (2012). Parent States versus Secessionist Entities: Measuring Political Legitimacy in Cyprus, Moldova and Bosnia & Hercegovina. Europe Asia Studies, 64 (7), 1271−1296.10.1080/09668136.2012.698048.
1.1.
2012
Berg, E.; Mölder, M. (2012). Who is Entitled to Earn Sovereignty? Legitimacy and Regime Support in Abkhazia and Nagorno-Karabakh. Nations and Nationalism, 18 (3), 527−545.10.1111/j.1469-8129.2011.00527.x.
3.2.
2012
Kamilova, S.; Berg, E. (2012). How Can De Facto State be Distinguished from the Puppet State? Analysis of Transnistrian-Russian Relations and Dependences. In: Kasekamp, A. (Ed.). The Estonian Foreign Policy Yearbook 2011 (151−182).. Tallinn: Eesti Välispoliitika Instituut.
1.1.
2011
Berg, E.; Solvak, M. (2011). Muted Differences: Entrenching Legitimacy of the Bosnian Statehood? Cooperation and Conflict, 46 (4), 460−481.
1.1.
2010
Berg, E.; Kuusk, E. (2010). What makes sovereignty a relative concept? An empirical approach to international society. Political Geography, 29 (1), 40−49.
3.2.
2010
Kuusk, E.; Berg, E. (2010). Suveräänsus - kuidas mõista ja mõõta? Kalmo, H.; Luts-Sootak, M. (Toim.). Iganenud või igavene? Tekste kaasaegsest suveräänsusest (38−62).. Tartu: Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
1.1.
2009
Berg, E. (2009). Re-examining Sovereignty Claims in Changing Territorialities: Reflections from ‘Kosovo Syndrom’. Geopolitics, 14 (2), 219−234.
1.1.
2009
Berg, E.; Roll, G. (2009). Introduction to Special Issue of Trames “Regional Development Challenges of EU Border Regions in the Context of the Interaction Between the EU and Countries of its Immediate Neighbourhood“. Trames : Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 13 (3), 203−206.
1.1.
2009
Nielsen, K. L.; Berg, E.; Roll, G. (2009). Undiscovered Avenues? Estonian Civil Society Organisations as Agents of Europeanisation. Trames : Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 13 (3), 248−264.
1.2.
2009
Berg, E.; Toomla, R. (2009). Forms of Normalization in the Quest for De Facto Statehood. The International Spectator, 44 (4), 27−45.
1.2.
2009
Berg, E.; Chillaud, M. (2009). IR Community in the Baltic States: Is There a Genuine One? Journal of International Relations and Development, 12 (2), 193−199.
3.1.
2009
Ehin, P.; Berg, E. (2009). Incompatible Identities? Baltic-Russian Relations and the EU as an Arena for Identity Conflict. In: Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (Ed.). Identity and Foreign Policy: Baltic-Russian Relations and European Integration (1−14).. Ashgate Publishing.
3.1.
2009
Berg, E. (2009). Compromising with Facts, Clashing with Norms: Revisiting Territoriality and Sovereignty in Cyprus, Moldova and Bosnia. In: Diez, T.; Tocci, N. (Ed.). Cyprus: A Conflict at the Crossroads (165−179).. Manchester University Press.
4.1.
2009
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (Toim.) (2009). Identity and Foreign Policy: Baltic-Russian Relations and European Integration. Ashgate Publishing Ltd.
4.1.
2009
Berg, E.; Roll, G. (2009). Special issue of Trames "Regional development challenges of EU border regions in the context of the interaction between the EU and countries of its immediate neighbourhood". Trames Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 13 (63/58) (3), 203−302. DOI: 10.3176/tr.2009.3.01.
1.1.
2008
Berg, E.; Ben-Porat, G. (2008). Introduction: Power-sharing vs. Partition. Nations and Nationalism, 14 (1), 29−37. DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8129.2008.00337.x.
4.1.
2008
Berg, Eiki; Ben-Porat, Guy (2008). Themed Section on Partition/Conflict Resolution. Nations and Nationalism, 14 (1), 29−104.
1.2.
2007
Berg, E. (2007). Examining Power-sharing in Persistent Conflicts: De Facto Pseudo-statehood versus De Jure Quasi-federalism. Global Society, 21 (2), 199−217.
1.2.
2007
Boman, J.; Berg, E. (2007). Identity and Institutions Shaping Cross-border Cooperation at the Margins of the European Union. Regional and Federal Studies, 17 (2), 195−215.
3.1.
2007
Berg, E. (2007). The Baltic Gateway: A Corridor Leading Towards Three Different Directions? In: Aalto, P. (Ed.). The EU-Russian Energy Dialogue (145−162).. Ashgate Publishing. (The International Political Economy of New Regionalisms Series).
3.2.
2007
Berg, E. (2007). Where East Meets the West? Baltic States in Search of New Identity. In: Hayashi, T.; Fukuda, H. (Ed.). Regions in Central and Eastern Europe: Past and Present (49−67).. Sapporo: Slavonic Research Centre.
1.1.
2006
Berg, Eiki (2006). Pooling Sovereignty, Losing Territoriality? Making Peace in Cyprus and Moldova. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 97 (3), 222−236.
1.1.
2006
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (2006). What kind of border regime? Towards a differentiated and uneven border strategy. Cooperation and Conflict, 41 (1), 53−71.
4.2.
2006
Berg, E.; Boman, J. (Toim.) (2006). Cross-border Cooperation in Focus: What are the Lessons to be Learned in the Estonian-Russian and Romanian-Moldovan Borderland. Tartu: Tartu University Press.
3.1.
2005
Berg, E. (2005). Prioritizing East in Estonia: Chances to Become a Good Advocate, Honest Broker or Reliable Supervisor. In: Hayoz, N.; Jesien, L.; van Meurs, W.; Kehl, F. (Ed.). Enlarged EU - Enlarged Neighbourhood. Perspectives of the European Neighbourhood Policy (243−258). . Bern: P. Lang. (Interdisciplinary Studies on Central and Eastern Europe).
3.2.
2004
Berg, E.; Sikk, A. (2004). Ethnic Claims and Local Politics in Northeastern Estonia. In: Alapuro, R.; Liikanen, I.; Lonkila, M. (Ed.). Beyond Post-Soviet Transition: Micro Perspectives on Challenge and Survival in Russia and Estonia (165−187).. Helsinki: Kikimora Publications.
3.2.
2004
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (2004). EU Accession, Schengen, and the Estonian-Russian Border Regime. In: Andres Kasekamp (Ed.). The Estonian Foreign Policy Yearbook 2004 (45−61).. Tallinn: The Estonian Foreign Policy Institute.
3.2.
2004
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (2004). Estonia’s Borderlands with Russia. In: P. Kazmierkiewicz (Ed.). Neighbourhood Across a Divide? Borderland Communities and EU Enlargement (227−253). . Warszawa: Institute of Public Affairs.
1.2.
2003
Berg, E. (2003). Some Unintended Consequences of Geopolitical Reasoning in Post-Soviet Estonia: Texts and Policy Streams, Maps, and Cartoons. Geopolitics, 8 (1), 101−120.
3.1.
2003
Berg, E.; van Houtum, H. (2003). A Border is not a Border. Writing and Reading Borders in Space. In: Berg, E.; van Houtum, H. (Ed.). Routing Borders Between Territories, Discourses and Practices (1−10).. Ashgate Publishing.
4.1.
2003
Berg, E. (Toim.) (2003). Mapping Borders Between Territories, Discourses and Practices. Ashgate Publishing.
1.1.
2002
Berg, E. (2002). Local resistance, national identity and global swings in post-Soviet Estonia. Europe-Asia Studies, 54 (1), 109−122.
1.1.
2002
Berg, E.; Filtenborg, MS. (2002). Introduction: Territoriality, multilevel governance and cross-border networks in the Baltic Sea region. Journal of Baltic Studies, 33 (2), 129−136.
1.2.
2002
Berg, E.; Meurs, W. van (2002). Borders and Orders in Europe: Limits of Nation- and State-Building in Estonia, Macedonia and Moldova. The Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics, 18 (4), 51−74.
1.2.
2002
Aalto, P.; Berg, E. (2002). Spatial Practices and Time in Estonia: From Post-Soviet Geopolitics to European Governance. Space & Polity, 6 (3), 253−270.
2.2.
2002
Berg, E.; Mäger, M.; Soosaar, E.; Terk, E.; Varblane, U. (2002). Kui Eesti ei saa Euroopa Liitu. Tõrkestsenaariumid. Tallinn: Serica.
4.1.
2002
Berg, E.; Filtenborg, M.S. (2002). Baltic Sea Region: Territoriality, Multilevel Governance and Cross-border Networks. Journal of Baltic Studies, 33 (2), 129−242.
4.2.
2002
Berg, E. (Eds.) (2002). Eesti tähendused, piirid ja kontekstid. Tartu: Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
1.2.
2001
Berg, E. (2001). Ethnic Mobilisation in Flux: Revisiting Peripherality and Minority Discontent in Estonia. Space & Polity, 5 (1), 5−26. DOI: 10.1080/13562570120049636.
3.2.
2001
Berg, E. (2001). Frontiers and Lines on Estonian Mental Maps. In: Ganster, P. (Ed.). Cooperation, Environment, and Sustainability in Border Regions (263−274).. San Diego State University Press, Institute for Regional Studies of the Californias.
3.2.
2001
Berg, E.; van Meurs, W. (2001). Systemtransformation: Estland. Weidenfeld, W.. Den Wandel gestalten – Strategien der Transformation (63−85).. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung. (Dokumentation der internationalen Recherche Carl Bertelsmann-Preis 2001; 2).
3.2.
2001
Berg, E. (2001). Minority Conflicts in Eastern Europe. In: Avineri, Sh.; Weidenfeld, W. (Ed.). Politics and Indentities in Transformation: Europe and Israel (45−50).. Europa Union Verlag.
3.2.
2001
Berg, E; Van Meurs, W. (2001). Legacies of the Past: Ethnic and Territorial Conflict Potentials. In: Kempe, I. (Ed.). Beyond EU: Enlargement (129−163).. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung. (The Agenda of Direct Neighbourhood for Eastern Europe; I).
4.2.
2001
Berg, E. (Eds.) (2001). Negotiating Borders of Multiple Meanings. Research Reports. Peipsi Center for Transboundary Cooperation; Tartu University Press.
1.1.
2000
Berg, E.; Oras, S. (2000). Writing post-Soviet Estonia on to the world map. Political Geography, 19 (5), 601−625.
1.2.
2000
Berg, E. (2000). De-constructing Border Practices in the Estonian-Russian Borderland. Geopolitics, 5 (3), 78−98.
3.1.
2000
Berg, E. (2000). ‘Border-crossing’ in Manifest Perceptions and Actual Needs. In: van der Velde, M.; van Houtum, H. (Ed.). Borders, Regions and People (151−165).. London: Pion Ltd. (European Research in Regional Science; 10).
2.3.
1999
Berg, E. (1999). Estonia's Northeastern Periphery in Politics: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Dimensions. (Doktoritöö, University of Tartu). Tartu: Tartu University Press.
3.1.
1999
Berg, E. (1999). National Interests and Local Needs in a Divided Setumaa: Behind the Narratives. In: Eskelinen, H.; Liikanen, I.; Oksa, J. (Ed.). Curtains of Iron and Gold: Reconstructing Borders and Scales of Interaction (167−177).. Ashgate Publishing.
3.2.
1999
Berg, E. (1999). Historical and Cultural Dimensions of Estonia’s Relations with Russia. In: Kempe, I.; van Meurs, W.; von Ow, B. (Ed.). Die EU-Beitrittsstaaten und ihre östlichen Nachbarn - The EU Accession States and Their Eastern Neighbours (124−144).. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung.
1.3.
1998
Berg, E. (1998). Current Geopolitical Thought and Estonia: A Critical Approach. Croatian International Relations Review, 4, 143−145.
1.1.
1997
Berg, E. (1997). Cultural perspectives on the Lake Peipsi region (Estonia, cultural anthropology). Journal of Baltic Studies, 28 (4), 369−381.
1.2.
1996
Berg, E.; Kulu, H. (1996). Peipsi Russians: Realities of Minority and Regional Policy. Revue Baltique, 7, 96−110.
1.2.
1994
Berg, E. (1994). The Peculiarities of Jewish Settlement in Estonia. GeoJournal, 33 (4), 465−470.
22.02.2021

Eiki Berg

https://www.etis.ee/CV/Eiki_Berg/eng
13.01.1970
737 5311
eiki.berg@ut.ee

Career

Institutions and positions
01.01.2016–...   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences, Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, Professor of International Relations Theory (1,00)
01.01.2016–31.01.2019   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences, Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, Programme Director for International Relations and Regional Studies
01.02.2014–31.12.2015   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Institute of Government and Politics, Professor of International Relations Theory (1,00)
01.01.2013–30.04.2017   
College of Europe (Bruges), Key Expert to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Armenia, on the strategic development issues of Diplomatic School (0,25)
01.01.2011–31.12.2012   
• EU Advisory Group in Armenia, advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
01.01.2010–31.01.2014   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Institute of Government and Politics, Professor of International Relations Theory (1,00)
01.02.2009–31.12.2009   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Institute of Government and Politics, Professor of International Relations Theory (1,00)
01.01.2008–31.01.2009   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Institute of Government and Politics, Professor (1,00)
04.09.2006–31.01.2009   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Dean's Office, Dean
01.05.2006–31.01.2009   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Dean's Office, Programme Director
01.01.2006–31.12.2009   
• University of Tartu 2006-2009, dean of the Social Science Faculty
01.09.2004–31.12.2007   
University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Department of Political Sciences, Professor (1,00)
01.01.2004–31.12.2004   
• Member of the European Parliament, EPP-ED faction, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy (01.05.2004-19.07.2004).
01.01.2003–31.12.2004   
• Member of Estonian Parliament, ÜVE Res Publica faction, Committee on Foreign Affairs (01.04.2003-31.08.2004).
01.01.2003–31.12.2004   
• Observer to the European Parlament, EPP-ED faction, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy (01.05.2003-30.04.2004).
01.01.2001–31.12.2003   
• University of Tartu 2001-2003, vice-dean of the Social Science Faculty
01.01.2000–31.12.2002   
• Master programme of European Studies at EuroCollege, University of Tartu 2000-2002, project manager
01.01.2000–31.12.2004   
• University of Tartu 2000-2004, full-time associate professor.
01.01.1999–31.12.2001   
• University of Tartu 1999-2001, Head of the Department of Political Science
01.01.1997–31.12.1998   
• Estonian School of Diplomats 1997-98, visiting lecturer.
01.01.1996–31.12.1999   
• University of Tartu 1996-1999, full-time lecturer.
01.01.1995–31.12.1997   
• NGO Lake Peipsi Project 1995-97, project manager in social research.
01.01.1993–31.12.1995   
• Estonian National Museum 1993-95, researcher.
01.01.1993–31.12.1995   
• University of Tartu 1993-95, part-time lecturer.
01.01.1993–31.12.1995   
• Estonian Business School 1993-95, part-time lecturer.
 
 
Education
• University of Tartu, Department of Geography 1988-93, Bachelor of Sciences
• University of Tartu, magister scientiarum (geography) 1995, thesis on "Ethnic Minorities in Estonia. A Study in Political Geography".
• Short term research training abroad: 1992 in Uppsala, Sweden; 1996-1998 in Aarhus, Denmark; 1997-1998 in Oslo, Norway; 1999 in Copenhagen, Denmark; 2000 in Munich; Germany.
• Participation in “NEEDS International Election Observer Training Seminar”, 16-20. Oct 2004, Tallinn
06.09.1995–09.04.1999   
• University of Tartu, doctor philosophae 1999, thesis on “Estonia’s Northeastern Periphery in Politics: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Dimensions”. Tutors: Prof. Ott Kurs (Tartu) and Prof. Jörgen Elklit (Aarhus)
 
 
R&D related managerial and administrative work
2019−...   
UT Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies (Chairman of the Institute Council)
2019−...   
UT Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, De Facto States Research Unit (Team Leader)
2018−...   
• Finnish Institute of International Affairs (member of the scientific advisory council)
2016−...   
• Small States and Territories (member of the international advisory board)
2015−...   
• Global Affairs (member of the international advisory board)
2011−...   
• Centre for EU-Russia Studies, University of Tartu (member of the board)
2005−...   
• Cooperation and Conflict (member of the advisory board)
2004−...   
• Journal of International Relations and Development (member of the international advisory board)
2001−...   
• Peipsi Centre for Transboundary Cooperation (member of the Advisory Board).
1998−...   
• The Center for Estonian Diaspora Studies (member of the board).
2014−2017   
• Member of the Senate, University of Tartu.
2012−2015   
• Baltic Journal of Political Science (member of the editorial board)
2011−2014   
• EuroCollege, University of Tartu (member of the board)
2011−2016   
• European Humanities University (member of the Governing Board)
2010−2015   
• Faculty of the Social Sciences and Education (member of the board)
2008−2014   
• Geopolitics (member of the international advisory board)
2008−2016   
• IGU (International Geographical Union) Commission on Geography and Public Policy (member of the Steering Committee)
2007−2010   
• Central and Eastern European International Studies Association (CEEISA) (member of the Executive Council)
2006−2014   
• Institute of European Studies, MGIMO (member of the Governing Board)
2006−2009   
• University of Tartu (member of the board), 2006-2009
2004−2014   
• Riigikogu Toimetised (member of the advisory board)
2001−2003   
• University of Tartu (member of the board), 2001-2003.
2001−2003   
• Estonian Science Foundation (political science discipline coordinator), 2001-2003.
2001−2010   
• ECPR Standing Group on International Relations (member of the Steering Committee).

Qualifications

Academic degrees
Eiki Berg, Doctor's Degree, 1999, (sup) Ott Kurs, Estonia's Northeastern Periphery in Politics: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Dimensions (Estonia's Northeastern Periphery in Politics: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Dimensions), University of Tartu, Faculty of Biology and Geography.
Eiki Berg, Research Master's Degree, 1995, (sup) Ott Kurs, Etnilised vähemused Eestis, University of Tartu, Faculty of Biology and Geography.
 
 
Honours & awards
2014, Eiki Berg, • University of Eastern Finland, honorary doctorate.
2012, Eiki Berg, National Science Award in the field of Social Sciences for the research in “Identities, Conflicting Self-Determination and De Facto States”
 
 
Fields of research
ETIS CLASSIFICATION: 2. Culture and Society; 2.13. Political Science and Administration; SPECIFICATION: • Ethnic minorities and ethnoregional movements. • Borders and border regions. • Traditional and critical geopolitics. • De facto states and power-sharing. • Baltic-Russian relations in the context of European integration
 
 
Additional information
PhD
University of Tartu, 1999

Completed projects

Dissertations under supervision

Supervised dissertations

Supervision of postdoctoral researchers

  • 02.09.2009−02.09.2012    Matthieu Chillaud  "Piiride kontroll ning Euroopa õiguskaitse- ja julgeolekuruumi kaardistamine" (University of Tartu, Faculty of Social Sciences and Education, Institute of Government and Politics)

Publications

Category
Year
Publication
 
1.1.
2021
Kursani, Shpend; Berg, Eiki (2021). Land for peace: can territorial adjustments bring about recognition of self-determination claims? Territory Politics Governance, 1−21. DOI: 10.1080/21622671.2020.1781686 [forthcoming].
1.1.
2021
Poghosyan, S.; Berg, E. (2021). When There Is a State? The Politics of Recognition and Kosovo. Diplomacy and Statecraft, xxx−xxx [forthcoming].
1.1.
2021
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2021). Transnistria’s European Drive: A Means to What End? Geopolitics, xxx−xxx. DOI: 10.1080/14650045.2020.1833859 [forthcoming].
1.1.
2021
Mölder, M.; Berg, E. (2021). Conflicts and Shifts in the Kremlin’s Political Discourse since the Start of the Putin Presidency: Evidence from Quantitative Text Analysis. Europe Asia Studies, xxx−xxx [forthcoming].
3.1.
2020
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2020). Exploring De Facto State Agency: Negotiation Power, International Engagement and Patronage. In: G. Baldacchino and A. Wivel (Ed.). Research Handbook on the Politics of Small States (379−394). Edward Elgar Publishers.
3.1.
2020
Berg, E.; Pegg, S. (2020). Do Parent State Strategies Matter in Resolving Secessionist Conflicts with De Facto States? In: R. Griffiths and D. Muro (Ed.). Strategies of Secession and Counter-Secession (52−68). London: ECPR Press.
1.3.
2019
Morozov, Vjatšeslav; Makaritšev, Andrei; Berg, Eiki; Vits, Kristel (2019). Vene rehepapp, Kremli välispoliitika populaarsus ja de facto riigid. Riigikogu Toimetised, 40, 75−85.
3.3.
2019
Berg, E; Vits, K. (2019). Why the International Community Should be More Accommodative to De Facto States. PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo.
6.4.
2019
Berg, E. (2019). Vähem on parem. Mõtisklusi Eesti poliitikast, Euroopa integratsioonist, rahvusvahelistest suhetest ja rahvusülikoolist. Tallinn: Varrak.
1.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Pegg, S. (2018). Scrutinizing a Policy of “Engagement without Recognition”: US Requests for Diplomatic Actions with De Facto States. Foreign Policy Analysis, 14 (3), 388−407. DOI: 10.1093/fpa/orw044.
1.1.
2018
Berg, Eiki (2018). Bridging the Divide Between Parent States and Secessionist Entities: A New Perspective for Conflict Management? Space and Polity, 22 (1), 15−29.10.1080/13562576.2018.1457341.
1.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Mölder, M. (2018). The politics of unpredictability: Acc/secession of Crimea and the blurring of international norms. East European Politics, 34 (4), 400−417.10.1080/21599165.2018.1497986.
1.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2018). Quest for Survival and Recognition: Insights into the Foreign Policy Endeavours of the Post-Soviet de facto States. Ethnopolitics, 17 (4), 390−407.10.1080/17449057.2018.1495359.
1.1.
2018
Ker-Lindsay, James; Berg, Eiki (2018). Introduction: A Conceptual Framework for Engagement with de facto States. Ethnopolitics, 17 (4), 335−342. DOI: 10.1080/17449057.2018.1495362.
2.4.
2018
Berg, E.; Ehin, P.; Kasekamp, A.; Mälksoo, M.; Piirimäe, E.; Toomla, R.; Toomla, R. (2018). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse. Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.1.
2018
Ker-Lindsay, J.; Berg, E. (2018). A Conceptual Framework for Engagement with de facto States. In: E. Berg and J. Ker-Lindsay (Ed.). The Politics of International Interaction with de facto States: Conceptualising Engagement without Recognition (1−8). Routledge, Taylor&Francis Group.
3.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2018). Quest for Survival and Recognition: Insights into the Foreign Policy Endeavours of the Post-Soviet De Facto States. In: E. Berg and J. Ker-Lindsay (Ed.). The Politics of International Interaction with de facto States: Conceptualising Engagement without Recognition (56−73). Routledge, Taylor&Francis Group.
3.2.
2018
Toomla, R; Berg, E.; Toomla, R. (2018). Mis on rahvusvahelised suhted? Berg, E. et al (Toim.). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse (17−32). Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.2.
2018
Berg, E; Toomla, R. (2018). Kuidas on võimalik maailma mõtteliselt jaotada? Berg, E. et al (Toim.). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse (84−109). Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.2.
2018
Berg, E.; Mälksoo, M. (2018). Konfliktid ja nende reguleerimine. Berg, E. et al (Toim.). Sissejuhatus rahvusvahelistesse suhetesse (225−251). Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
3.3.
2018
Berg, E.; Vits, K. (2018). The Do-or-Die Dilemma Facing Post-Soviet De Facto States. PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo, 527, 1−5.
4.1.
2018
Berg, E.; Ker-Lindsay, J. (2018). The Politics of International Interaction with de facto States: Conceptualising Engagement without Recognition. Routledge, Taylor&Francis Group.
6.6.
2018
Berg, E. (2018). Eesti suureks mõtlemine ja seda pisendavad poliitilised otsused. Postimees.31.08.2018.
3.1.
2017
Berg, E.; Riegl, M.; Doboš, B. (2017). Introduction: Secession and Recognition in the Twenty-first Century. In: M. Riegl and B. Doboš (Ed.). Unrecognized States and Secession in the 21st Century (1−7). Springer International Publishing. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-56913-0_1.
3.1.
2017
Berg, Eiki; Kilp, Alar (2017). Face to face with conservative religious values: Assessing the EU's normative impact in the South Caucasus. In: Ansgar Jödicke (Ed.). Religion and Soft Power in the South Caucasus (191−214). London, New York: Routledge. (Routledge Studies in Religion and Politics).
3.2.
2017
Berg, Eiki; Kilp, Alar (2017). Implementing EU's Normative Agenda in the South Caucasus: Contradictory Effects. In: Ansgar Jödicke, Kornely Kakachia (Ed.). Religion and Soft Power in South Caucasus: Policy Perspective (25−31). Tbilisi: Georgian Institute of Politics.
6.6.
2017
Berg, E. (2017). Veelgi sidusama liidu hääbumine. Postimees.06.05.2017.
1.1.
2016
Pegg, Scott; Berg, Eiki (2016). Lost and Found: The WikiLeaks of De Facto State-Great Power Relations. International Studies Perspectives, 17 (3), 267−286.10.1111/insp.12078.
1.2.
2016
Gabrielyan, V.; Stroobants, P.; Berg, E. (2016). How do you tailor diplomatic training? Sizing up peer institutions and their training practices for the Diplomatic School of Armenia. Global Affairs, 2 (2), 223−231. DOI: 10.1080/23340460.2016.1188516.
1.2.
2016
Berg, E.; Riegl,M.; Doboš, B. (2016). Introduction. Annual of Language & Politics and Politics of Identity, 10 (1), 3−6.
6.6.
2016
Berg, E. (2016). Normaalsus on ebanormaalne - Karabahhi ja Brüsseli paratamatustest. Postimees.07.04.2016.
6.6.
2016
Berg, E. (2016). Kas Kosovo ja Krimmi sündmusi saab võrrelda? Postimees.25.10.2016.
3.3.
2015
Berg, E. (2015). Was the West's Engagement with Abkhazia Doomed to Fail? 375.
6.6.
2015
Berg, E. (2015). Rahutuvi, mis ei jaksa lennata. Postimees.17.02.2015.
1.1.
2014
Berg, E.; Mölder, M. (2014). When ‘Blurring’ Becomes the Norm and Secession Is Justified as the Exception. Revisiting EU and Russian Discourses in the Common Neighbourhood. Journal of International Relations and Development, 17 (4), 469−488.10.1057/jird.2014.2.
3.3.
2014
Berg, E. (2014). Do They Really Have a Choice? Eastern Partnership States Between the EU and Russia.
6.3.
2014
Berg, E. (2014). Sõjalaadsed sündmused ja neist õõnsalt vastu kõmisev rahvusvaheline kord. Vikerkaar (117−121).
1.1.
2013
Berg, E. (2013). Merging Together or Drifting Apart? Revisiting Political Legitimacy Issues in Cyprus, Moldova, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Geopolitics, 18 (2), 467−492.10.1080/14650045.2012.717238.
1.2.
2013
Berg, E.; Toomla, R. (2013). Mission Impossible in Cyprus? Legitimate Return to the Partnership State Revisited. Nationalities Papers, 41 (2), 276−292.
1.1.
2012
Berg, E. (2012). Parent States versus Secessionist Entities: Measuring Political Legitimacy in Cyprus, Moldova and Bosnia & Hercegovina. Europe Asia Studies, 64 (7), 1271−1296.10.1080/09668136.2012.698048.
1.1.
2012
Berg, E.; Mölder, M. (2012). Who is Entitled to Earn Sovereignty? Legitimacy and Regime Support in Abkhazia and Nagorno-Karabakh. Nations and Nationalism, 18 (3), 527−545.10.1111/j.1469-8129.2011.00527.x.
3.2.
2012
Kamilova, S.; Berg, E. (2012). How Can De Facto State be Distinguished from the Puppet State? Analysis of Transnistrian-Russian Relations and Dependences. In: Kasekamp, A. (Ed.). The Estonian Foreign Policy Yearbook 2011 (151−182).. Tallinn: Eesti Välispoliitika Instituut.
1.1.
2011
Berg, E.; Solvak, M. (2011). Muted Differences: Entrenching Legitimacy of the Bosnian Statehood? Cooperation and Conflict, 46 (4), 460−481.
1.1.
2010
Berg, E.; Kuusk, E. (2010). What makes sovereignty a relative concept? An empirical approach to international society. Political Geography, 29 (1), 40−49.
3.2.
2010
Kuusk, E.; Berg, E. (2010). Suveräänsus - kuidas mõista ja mõõta? Kalmo, H.; Luts-Sootak, M. (Toim.). Iganenud või igavene? Tekste kaasaegsest suveräänsusest (38−62).. Tartu: Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
1.1.
2009
Berg, E. (2009). Re-examining Sovereignty Claims in Changing Territorialities: Reflections from ‘Kosovo Syndrom’. Geopolitics, 14 (2), 219−234.
1.1.
2009
Berg, E.; Roll, G. (2009). Introduction to Special Issue of Trames “Regional Development Challenges of EU Border Regions in the Context of the Interaction Between the EU and Countries of its Immediate Neighbourhood“. Trames : Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 13 (3), 203−206.
1.1.
2009
Nielsen, K. L.; Berg, E.; Roll, G. (2009). Undiscovered Avenues? Estonian Civil Society Organisations as Agents of Europeanisation. Trames : Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 13 (3), 248−264.
1.2.
2009
Berg, E.; Toomla, R. (2009). Forms of Normalization in the Quest for De Facto Statehood. The International Spectator, 44 (4), 27−45.
1.2.
2009
Berg, E.; Chillaud, M. (2009). IR Community in the Baltic States: Is There a Genuine One? Journal of International Relations and Development, 12 (2), 193−199.
3.1.
2009
Ehin, P.; Berg, E. (2009). Incompatible Identities? Baltic-Russian Relations and the EU as an Arena for Identity Conflict. In: Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (Ed.). Identity and Foreign Policy: Baltic-Russian Relations and European Integration (1−14).. Ashgate Publishing.
3.1.
2009
Berg, E. (2009). Compromising with Facts, Clashing with Norms: Revisiting Territoriality and Sovereignty in Cyprus, Moldova and Bosnia. In: Diez, T.; Tocci, N. (Ed.). Cyprus: A Conflict at the Crossroads (165−179).. Manchester University Press.
4.1.
2009
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (Toim.) (2009). Identity and Foreign Policy: Baltic-Russian Relations and European Integration. Ashgate Publishing Ltd.
4.1.
2009
Berg, E.; Roll, G. (2009). Special issue of Trames "Regional development challenges of EU border regions in the context of the interaction between the EU and countries of its immediate neighbourhood". Trames Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 13 (63/58) (3), 203−302. DOI: 10.3176/tr.2009.3.01.
1.1.
2008
Berg, E.; Ben-Porat, G. (2008). Introduction: Power-sharing vs. Partition. Nations and Nationalism, 14 (1), 29−37. DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8129.2008.00337.x.
4.1.
2008
Berg, Eiki; Ben-Porat, Guy (2008). Themed Section on Partition/Conflict Resolution. Nations and Nationalism, 14 (1), 29−104.
1.2.
2007
Berg, E. (2007). Examining Power-sharing in Persistent Conflicts: De Facto Pseudo-statehood versus De Jure Quasi-federalism. Global Society, 21 (2), 199−217.
1.2.
2007
Boman, J.; Berg, E. (2007). Identity and Institutions Shaping Cross-border Cooperation at the Margins of the European Union. Regional and Federal Studies, 17 (2), 195−215.
3.1.
2007
Berg, E. (2007). The Baltic Gateway: A Corridor Leading Towards Three Different Directions? In: Aalto, P. (Ed.). The EU-Russian Energy Dialogue (145−162).. Ashgate Publishing. (The International Political Economy of New Regionalisms Series).
3.2.
2007
Berg, E. (2007). Where East Meets the West? Baltic States in Search of New Identity. In: Hayashi, T.; Fukuda, H. (Ed.). Regions in Central and Eastern Europe: Past and Present (49−67).. Sapporo: Slavonic Research Centre.
1.1.
2006
Berg, Eiki (2006). Pooling Sovereignty, Losing Territoriality? Making Peace in Cyprus and Moldova. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 97 (3), 222−236.
1.1.
2006
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (2006). What kind of border regime? Towards a differentiated and uneven border strategy. Cooperation and Conflict, 41 (1), 53−71.
4.2.
2006
Berg, E.; Boman, J. (Toim.) (2006). Cross-border Cooperation in Focus: What are the Lessons to be Learned in the Estonian-Russian and Romanian-Moldovan Borderland. Tartu: Tartu University Press.
3.1.
2005
Berg, E. (2005). Prioritizing East in Estonia: Chances to Become a Good Advocate, Honest Broker or Reliable Supervisor. In: Hayoz, N.; Jesien, L.; van Meurs, W.; Kehl, F. (Ed.). Enlarged EU - Enlarged Neighbourhood. Perspectives of the European Neighbourhood Policy (243−258). . Bern: P. Lang. (Interdisciplinary Studies on Central and Eastern Europe).
3.2.
2004
Berg, E.; Sikk, A. (2004). Ethnic Claims and Local Politics in Northeastern Estonia. In: Alapuro, R.; Liikanen, I.; Lonkila, M. (Ed.). Beyond Post-Soviet Transition: Micro Perspectives on Challenge and Survival in Russia and Estonia (165−187).. Helsinki: Kikimora Publications.
3.2.
2004
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (2004). EU Accession, Schengen, and the Estonian-Russian Border Regime. In: Andres Kasekamp (Ed.). The Estonian Foreign Policy Yearbook 2004 (45−61).. Tallinn: The Estonian Foreign Policy Institute.
3.2.
2004
Berg, E.; Ehin, P. (2004). Estonia’s Borderlands with Russia. In: P. Kazmierkiewicz (Ed.). Neighbourhood Across a Divide? Borderland Communities and EU Enlargement (227−253). . Warszawa: Institute of Public Affairs.
1.2.
2003
Berg, E. (2003). Some Unintended Consequences of Geopolitical Reasoning in Post-Soviet Estonia: Texts and Policy Streams, Maps, and Cartoons. Geopolitics, 8 (1), 101−120.
3.1.
2003
Berg, E.; van Houtum, H. (2003). A Border is not a Border. Writing and Reading Borders in Space. In: Berg, E.; van Houtum, H. (Ed.). Routing Borders Between Territories, Discourses and Practices (1−10).. Ashgate Publishing.
4.1.
2003
Berg, E. (Toim.) (2003). Mapping Borders Between Territories, Discourses and Practices. Ashgate Publishing.
1.1.
2002
Berg, E. (2002). Local resistance, national identity and global swings in post-Soviet Estonia. Europe-Asia Studies, 54 (1), 109−122.
1.1.
2002
Berg, E.; Filtenborg, MS. (2002). Introduction: Territoriality, multilevel governance and cross-border networks in the Baltic Sea region. Journal of Baltic Studies, 33 (2), 129−136.
1.2.
2002
Berg, E.; Meurs, W. van (2002). Borders and Orders in Europe: Limits of Nation- and State-Building in Estonia, Macedonia and Moldova. The Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics, 18 (4), 51−74.
1.2.
2002
Aalto, P.; Berg, E. (2002). Spatial Practices and Time in Estonia: From Post-Soviet Geopolitics to European Governance. Space & Polity, 6 (3), 253−270.
2.2.
2002
Berg, E.; Mäger, M.; Soosaar, E.; Terk, E.; Varblane, U. (2002). Kui Eesti ei saa Euroopa Liitu. Tõrkestsenaariumid. Tallinn: Serica.
4.1.
2002
Berg, E.; Filtenborg, M.S. (2002). Baltic Sea Region: Territoriality, Multilevel Governance and Cross-border Networks. Journal of Baltic Studies, 33 (2), 129−242.
4.2.
2002
Berg, E. (Eds.) (2002). Eesti tähendused, piirid ja kontekstid. Tartu: Tartu Ülikooli Kirjastus.
1.2.
2001
Berg, E. (2001). Ethnic Mobilisation in Flux: Revisiting Peripherality and Minority Discontent in Estonia. Space & Polity, 5 (1), 5−26. DOI: 10.1080/13562570120049636.
3.2.
2001
Berg, E. (2001). Frontiers and Lines on Estonian Mental Maps. In: Ganster, P. (Ed.). Cooperation, Environment, and Sustainability in Border Regions (263−274).. San Diego State University Press, Institute for Regional Studies of the Californias.
3.2.
2001
Berg, E.; van Meurs, W. (2001). Systemtransformation: Estland. Weidenfeld, W.. Den Wandel gestalten – Strategien der Transformation (63−85).. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung. (Dokumentation der internationalen Recherche Carl Bertelsmann-Preis 2001; 2).
3.2.
2001
Berg, E. (2001). Minority Conflicts in Eastern Europe. In: Avineri, Sh.; Weidenfeld, W. (Ed.). Politics and Indentities in Transformation: Europe and Israel (45−50).. Europa Union Verlag.
3.2.
2001
Berg, E; Van Meurs, W. (2001). Legacies of the Past: Ethnic and Territorial Conflict Potentials. In: Kempe, I. (Ed.). Beyond EU: Enlargement (129−163).. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung. (The Agenda of Direct Neighbourhood for Eastern Europe; I).
4.2.
2001
Berg, E. (Eds.) (2001). Negotiating Borders of Multiple Meanings. Research Reports. Peipsi Center for Transboundary Cooperation; Tartu University Press.
1.1.
2000
Berg, E.; Oras, S. (2000). Writing post-Soviet Estonia on to the world map. Political Geography, 19 (5), 601−625.
1.2.
2000
Berg, E. (2000). De-constructing Border Practices in the Estonian-Russian Borderland. Geopolitics, 5 (3), 78−98.
3.1.
2000
Berg, E. (2000). ‘Border-crossing’ in Manifest Perceptions and Actual Needs. In: van der Velde, M.; van Houtum, H. (Ed.). Borders, Regions and People (151−165).. London: Pion Ltd. (European Research in Regional Science; 10).
2.3.
1999
Berg, E. (1999). Estonia's Northeastern Periphery in Politics: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Dimensions. (Doktoritöö, University of Tartu). Tartu: Tartu University Press.
3.1.
1999
Berg, E. (1999). National Interests and Local Needs in a Divided Setumaa: Behind the Narratives. In: Eskelinen, H.; Liikanen, I.; Oksa, J. (Ed.). Curtains of Iron and Gold: Reconstructing Borders and Scales of Interaction (167−177).. Ashgate Publishing.
3.2.
1999
Berg, E. (1999). Historical and Cultural Dimensions of Estonia’s Relations with Russia. In: Kempe, I.; van Meurs, W.; von Ow, B. (Ed.). Die EU-Beitrittsstaaten und ihre östlichen Nachbarn - The EU Accession States and Their Eastern Neighbours (124−144).. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung.
1.3.
1998
Berg, E. (1998). Current Geopolitical Thought and Estonia: A Critical Approach. Croatian International Relations Review, 4, 143−145.
1.1.
1997
Berg, E. (1997). Cultural perspectives on the Lake Peipsi region (Estonia, cultural anthropology). Journal of Baltic Studies, 28 (4), 369−381.
1.2.
1996
Berg, E.; Kulu, H. (1996). Peipsi Russians: Realities of Minority and Regional Policy. Revue Baltique, 7, 96−110.
1.2.
1994
Berg, E. (1994). The Peculiarities of Jewish Settlement in Estonia. GeoJournal, 33 (4), 465−470.
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