Tanel Kerikmäe
Biographic Data
| ID | 4465432 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tanel Kerikmäe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tanel |
| FAMILY NAME | Kerikmäe |
| SIGNATURE | KERIKMÄE T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tallinn University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5972-827X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Disinformation tackling in the metaverse and the Digital Services Act
The emergent metaverse presents novel challenges for online information integrity. Disinformation in immersive environments can be particularly pernicious, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. This study explores the multifaceted phenomenon of disinformation in metaverse, examining its potential forms, methods of propagation and the unique risks it poses. We then delve into the regulatory landscape, specifically analysing the EU’s Digi…
The strategic evolution of EU–Vietnam relations through trade and investment agreements
Global Economic Challenges for Sustainable Entrepreneurs
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Europa Central y del Este en la Unión Europea, 1989-2019. De la reconciliación continental a la participación en el futuro de Europa
Esta investigación es un análisis histórico sobre la ampliación de la Unión Europea (UE) a Europa central y del este. La caída del totalitarismo comunista se toma como punto de partida, analizándose las posibilidades abiertas desde distintas perspectivas. A continuación, el artículo desarrolla qué significó la UE para estos nuevos miembros y viceversa. Se busca clarificar las raíces históricas de las divergencias más relevantes que han generado t…
Informality versus shadow economy
This article is the first attempt to apply Putnis and Sauka's approach to direct measurement of the shadow economy through a survey of company managers in Central Asia. The results of the survey are used to calculate a shadow economy index for 2017 and 2018 in Kyrgyzstan, and to discuss the difference between direct and indirect methods in calculating the size of a shadow economy. We also propose a distinction between shadow economies and informa…
Presenting the results of the shadow economy survey in Ukraine while reflecting on the future(s) of informality studies
Reflecting on the results of the shadow economy survey, as conceptualized by Putnis and Sauka and implemented in Ukraine in 2019 for the first time, the goal of the current article is two-fold. First, it offers an overview of the results for the years 2017 and 2018 and estimates the shadow economy in the country at 38.3% of GDP for 2017 and 38.5% for 2018. Second, it suggests possible advantages in the use of direct methods to estimate the level …
Labour Mobility and Informality
Post-Weberian definitions see the state–individual relationship as a “do ut des” one. The state grants protection, education, medical care, and its citizens contribute labour, compliance, and taxes. When this does not occur, it is generally accepted that the citizens are deviating from state goals. However, there are cases where lack of compliance stems from the fact that society members do not feel protected by formal structures, and they rely o…
Legal dilemmas of Estonian artificial intelligence strategy
Catalonia, Spain and the European Union
The regional government of the autonomous region of Catalonia and the central government of Spain have started a public conflict in recent years. The situation, originally domestic, has spread internationally in an effort of the regional government to attract external support to their political claims. The EU has become the object of desire of both contenders seeking international legitimacy for their actions. The current research aims to clarify…
Georgia on its path to Europeanisation
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Artificial Intelligence and the GDPR
The rapid development of computer technology over the past decades has brought about countless benefits across industries and social benefits as well—constant interpersonal connectivity is facilitated through numerous communication channels and social media outlets, energy-producing enterprises employ complex machinery management systems for increased efficiency, ease of access and safety, hedge funds make use of high-frequency trading algorithms…
National Identity for Breakfast
Political debates on the Baltics, and in particular Estonia, have often pointed to “nationalisting” and exclusive narratives constructed at the institutional level. Accordingly, emphasis has been put on the lack of opportunities for Russians to integrate into an Estonian context. While acknowledging the shortfalls of the Estonian political project, this article contrasts these views in two ways. By emphasizing people’s agency and their capacity t…
Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher has been one of the most influential politicians in the European building process as she was the head of one of the most outstanding member states of Europe. Numerous British and European citizens continue to share her ideas currently so her importance goes beyond her period in politics. Her participation in different European developments such as the Single European Act or the British Rebate has consequences that still affect t…
Negotiating Spaces and the Public–Private Boundary
While the so-called “end of public space” literature, focusing on encroachment of private interests and state surveillance, has contributed to critical thinking of access (or the lack thereof) to public space, and the loss of publicity of public space, the conceptual tools such literature offers to understand contestations in and over public space have remained underdeveloped or, at best, underexplored. This article builds on the above debates to…
Estonie
Avec une population de 1.4 million d’habitants et un territoire de 45 000 kilomètres carrés, l’Estonie dispose d’un répertoire d’action diplomatique limité dans le système européen et sur la scène globale. Néanmoins, le pays a développé une grande capacité à faire passer ses messages, même informellement, à travers ce qu’on appelle le marketing national (nation branding), en particulier dans un certain nombre de secteurs. Cet article examine la c…
El sistema de servidumbre en Estonia
El sistema de servidumbre en Estonia
This article is based on a research about the serfdom system in Estonia and how the Swedish domination influenced the daily life of the Estonian peasants. The relevance of this topic emanates from the Estonian peculiarity determined by the national essence of the system because the farmer frame was formed exclusively by national Estonians and because of the socially advance Swedish actions. The current territory of Estonia was occupied for severa…
Protecting Human Rights in the EU
Less is More or More is More? Revisiting Universality of Human Rights
Human rights are much talked about and much written about, in academic legal literature as well as in political and other social sciences and the general political debate. Indeed, they are so oft en referred to and used as a basis for claims of various kinds that there may be a risk of certain “inflation” in that so much is said to be a human right that the notion loses its essential meaning. Th is article argues that the universality of basic hu…
National Identity for Breakfast
Political debates on the Baltics, and in particular Estonia, have often pointed to “nationalisting” and exclusive narratives constructed at the institutional level. Accordingly, emphasis has been put on the lack of opportunities for Russians to integrate into an Estonian context. While acknowledging the shortfalls of the Estonian political project, this article contrasts these views in two ways. By emphasizing people’s agency and their capacity t…
Informality versus shadow economy
This article is the first attempt to apply Putnis and Sauka's approach to direct measurement of the shadow economy through a survey of company managers in Central Asia. The results of the survey are used to calculate a shadow economy index for 2017 and 2018 in Kyrgyzstan, and to discuss the difference between direct and indirect methods in calculating the size of a shadow economy. We also propose a distinction between shadow economies and informa…
Presenting the results of the shadow economy survey in Ukraine while reflecting on the future(s) of informality studies
Reflecting on the results of the shadow economy survey, as conceptualized by Putnis and Sauka and implemented in Ukraine in 2019 for the first time, the goal of the current article is two-fold. First, it offers an overview of the results for the years 2017 and 2018 and estimates the shadow economy in the country at 38.3% of GDP for 2017 and 38.5% for 2018. Second, it suggests possible advantages in the use of direct methods to estimate the level …
Negotiating Spaces and the Public–Private Boundary
While the so-called “end of public space” literature, focusing on encroachment of private interests and state surveillance, has contributed to critical thinking of access (or the lack thereof) to public space, and the loss of publicity of public space, the conceptual tools such literature offers to understand contestations in and over public space have remained underdeveloped or, at best, underexplored. This article builds on the above debates to…
Less is More or More is More? Revisiting Universality of Human Rights
Human rights are much talked about and much written about, in academic legal literature as well as in political and other social sciences and the general political debate. Indeed, they are so oft en referred to and used as a basis for claims of various kinds that there may be a risk of certain “inflation” in that so much is said to be a human right that the notion loses its essential meaning. Th is article argues that the universality of basic hu…
Protecting Human Rights in the EU
Negotiating Spaces and the Public–Private Boundary
While the so-called “end of public space” literature, focusing on encroachment of private interests and state surveillance, has contributed to critical thinking of access (or the lack thereof) to public space, and the loss of publicity of public space, the conceptual tools such literature offers to understand contestations in and over public space have remained underdeveloped or, at best, underexplored. This article builds on the above debates to…
Estonie
Avec une population de 1.4 million d’habitants et un territoire de 45 000 kilomètres carrés, l’Estonie dispose d’un répertoire d’action diplomatique limité dans le système européen et sur la scène globale. Néanmoins, le pays a développé une grande capacité à faire passer ses messages, même informellement, à travers ce qu’on appelle le marketing national (nation branding), en particulier dans un certain nombre de secteurs. Cet article examine la c…
El sistema de servidumbre en Estonia
El sistema de servidumbre en Estonia
This article is based on a research about the serfdom system in Estonia and how the Swedish domination influenced the daily life of the Estonian peasants. The relevance of this topic emanates from the Estonian peculiarity determined by the national essence of the system because the farmer frame was formed exclusively by national Estonians and because of the socially advance Swedish actions. The current territory of Estonia was occupied for severa…
Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher has been one of the most influential politicians in the European building process as she was the head of one of the most outstanding member states of Europe. Numerous British and European citizens continue to share her ideas currently so her importance goes beyond her period in politics. Her participation in different European developments such as the Single European Act or the British Rebate has consequences that still affect t…
Georgia on its path to Europeanisation
Sciendo provides publishing services and solutions to academic and professional organizations and individual authors. We publish journals, books, conference proceedings and a variety of other publications
Artificial Intelligence and the GDPR
The rapid development of computer technology over the past decades has brought about countless benefits across industries and social benefits as well—constant interpersonal connectivity is facilitated through numerous communication channels and social media outlets, energy-producing enterprises employ complex machinery management systems for increased efficiency, ease of access and safety, hedge funds make use of high-frequency trading algorithms…
National Identity for Breakfast
Political debates on the Baltics, and in particular Estonia, have often pointed to “nationalisting” and exclusive narratives constructed at the institutional level. Accordingly, emphasis has been put on the lack of opportunities for Russians to integrate into an Estonian context. While acknowledging the shortfalls of the Estonian political project, this article contrasts these views in two ways. By emphasizing people’s agency and their capacity t…
Legal dilemmas of Estonian artificial intelligence strategy
Catalonia, Spain and the European Union
The regional government of the autonomous region of Catalonia and the central government of Spain have started a public conflict in recent years. The situation, originally domestic, has spread internationally in an effort of the regional government to attract external support to their political claims. The EU has become the object of desire of both contenders seeking international legitimacy for their actions. The current research aims to clarify…
Presenting the results of the shadow economy survey in Ukraine while reflecting on the future(s) of informality studies
Reflecting on the results of the shadow economy survey, as conceptualized by Putnis and Sauka and implemented in Ukraine in 2019 for the first time, the goal of the current article is two-fold. First, it offers an overview of the results for the years 2017 and 2018 and estimates the shadow economy in the country at 38.3% of GDP for 2017 and 38.5% for 2018. Second, it suggests possible advantages in the use of direct methods to estimate the level …
Labour Mobility and Informality
Post-Weberian definitions see the state–individual relationship as a “do ut des” one. The state grants protection, education, medical care, and its citizens contribute labour, compliance, and taxes. When this does not occur, it is generally accepted that the citizens are deviating from state goals. However, there are cases where lack of compliance stems from the fact that society members do not feel protected by formal structures, and they rely o…
Global Economic Challenges for Sustainable Entrepreneurs
Sciendo provides publishing services and solutions to academic and professional organizations and individual authors. We publish journals, books, conference proceedings and a variety of other publications
Europa Central y del Este en la Unión Europea, 1989-2019. De la reconciliación continental a la participación en el futuro de Europa
Esta investigación es un análisis histórico sobre la ampliación de la Unión Europea (UE) a Europa central y del este. La caída del totalitarismo comunista se toma como punto de partida, analizándose las posibilidades abiertas desde distintas perspectivas. A continuación, el artículo desarrolla qué significó la UE para estos nuevos miembros y viceversa. Se busca clarificar las raíces históricas de las divergencias más relevantes que han generado t…
Informality versus shadow economy
This article is the first attempt to apply Putnis and Sauka's approach to direct measurement of the shadow economy through a survey of company managers in Central Asia. The results of the survey are used to calculate a shadow economy index for 2017 and 2018 in Kyrgyzstan, and to discuss the difference between direct and indirect methods in calculating the size of a shadow economy. We also propose a distinction between shadow economies and informa…
Disinformation tackling in the metaverse and the Digital Services Act
The emergent metaverse presents novel challenges for online information integrity. Disinformation in immersive environments can be particularly pernicious, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. This study explores the multifaceted phenomenon of disinformation in metaverse, examining its potential forms, methods of propagation and the unique risks it poses. We then delve into the regulatory landscape, specifically analysing the EU’s Digi…
The strategic evolution of EU–Vietnam relations through trade and investment agreements
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