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accredited to academic staff of our university Institute of Educational Research Loogma, K. (2004). The Meaning of Learning at Work in the Process of Workers´ Adaptation to Work Changes. Tallinn: Tallinn Pedagogical University Publishing (PhD Thesis, in monograph, 233 pages, in Estonian) Loogma, K., Ümarik, M., Vilu, R. (2004). Identification - flexibility dilemma of IT specialists, Career Development International, 9, 3, 323-348. Faculty of Philology Lange, A.(2004) Ants Oras. Tartu: Ilmamaa, 493pp. (In Estonian). Tarrend, A. (2005) Translations of Children`s Literature in the Clutches of Ideology: the Case of Estonia. In:J.Webb, M.Müürsepp(eds.) Sunny Side of Darkness: Children Literature in Totalitarian and Post-Totalitarian Eastern Europe.Tallinn: Tallinn University Publishers, 66-96. Aunin, T. (2004), Identity and Narrative Voice in Carol Shields Novel "The Stone Diaries". In: Interlitteraria No 9, 320-328. Tartu: Tartu University Press. Hausenberg, Anu-Reet (2002). Die permische Ursprache: Fakten und Hypothesen (Besprechungen: Raija Bartens, Permiläisten kielten rakenne ja kehitys, Helsinki 2000, MSFOu 238), Finnisch-ugrische Forschungen, Band 57, Heft 1-3, 382-391.Helsinki. Torp-Kõivupuu, Marju. The Changing of Death Cult in Time: on the Example of the Historical Võrumaa Burial Customs. Monograph. ACTA Humaniora A22. Tallinn 2003, pp 154. (In Estonian). Skopinskaja, Liljana (2003) The role of culture in foreign language teaching materials: an evaluation from an intercultural perspective. In: I.Lazar (ed) Incorporating intercultural communicative competence in language teacher education. Strasbourg: Council of Europe Publishing, pp. 39-68. Institute of Estonian Demography Katus, K, A Puur, A Põldma, L Sakkeus (2003). Population Ageing and Socio-Economic Status of Older Persons in Estonia. New York/Geneva, United Nations, 161 p. Katus, K, Puur A, Sakkeus L (2000) Development of National Minorities in Estonia. Haug W, Courbage Y, Compton P, (Eds). The Demographic Characteristics of National Minorities in Certain European States, vol.2. Council of Europe, Strasbourg, pp. 29 – 92. Palli, H (2004) Traditional reproduction of the population in Estonia in the 17th and 18th centuries. RU sari D, No.4. Tallinn, EKDK, 119 lk. Katus, K., Puur A., Põldma A (2005). Development of Population Statistics: Baltic Countries RU sari, no. 55. Tallinn, EKDK. 99 p. Katus K, Puur A, Sakkeus L (2003) Immigration population in Estonia. W.Haug, P.Compton, Y.Courbage (Eds). The demographic characteristics of immigrant populations. Strasbourg, Council of Europe, pp.131 – 192. Institute of Ecology Koff, T., Punning, J.-M., Kangur, M., Impact of forest disturbance on the pollen influx in lake sediments during the last century. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 2000. 111, 1-2, 19-29. Kull, O. and Tulva, I. Modelling canopy growth and steady-state leaf area index in an aspen stand. Annals of Forest Science, 2000, 57, 611-621. Punning J.-M. and Tõugu K. C/N ratio and fossil pigments in sediments of some Estonian lakes: an evidence of human impact and Holocene environmental change. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2000, 64, 549-567. Babichenko, S., Leeben, A., Poryvkina, L., Shalapyonok, A., Seppälä, J. (2001) Variability of Chlorella sp. fluorescence in response to different nitrogen conditions. International Journal of Remote Sensing, 22, 2/4, 403-414. Liblik, V., Pensa, M. Specifics and temporal changes in air pollution in the areas affected by emissions from oil shale industry, Estonia. – Water, Air and Soil Pollution 130, 2001, 1787–1792. Ellesworth, D.S., Lukjanova, A., Niinemets, Ü., Tobias, M. Site fertility and the morphological and photosynthetic acclimation of Pinus sylvestris needles to light. Tree Physiology, 2001, 21/17, 1237-1244. Kull, O., Niinemets, U. Sensitivity of photosynthetic electron transport to photoinhibition in a temperate deciduous forest canopy: Photosystem II centre openess, non-radiative energy dissipation and excess irradiance under field conditions. Tree Physiology, 21/0, 899-914. Kull, O. (2002). Acclimation of photosynthesis in canopies: models and limitations. Oecologia, 133, 267–279. Kull, O., Tulva, I. (2002). Shoot structure and growth along a vertical profile within a Populus-Tilia canopy. Tree Physiology, 22, 1167–1175. Meir, P, Kruijt, B, Broadmeadow, M., Barbosa, E., Kull, O., Carswell, F., Nobre, A., Jarvis P.G. (2002). Acclimation of photosynthetic capacity to irradiance in tree canopies in relation to leaf nitrogen concentration and leaf mass per unit area. Plant, Cell and Environment, 25, 343–357. Niinemets, Ü., Cescatti, A., Lukjanova, A., Tobias, M., Truus, L. (2002). Modification of light-acclimation of Pinus sylvestris shoot architecture by site fertility. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 111, 121–140. Sepp, M., Jaagus, J. (2002). Frequency of circulation patterns and air temperature variations in Europe. Boreal Environment Research 7 (3), 273–280. Pensa, M., Sellin, A. (2003). Soil type affects nitrogen conservation in foliage of small Pinus sylvestris L. trees. Plant and Soil, 253, 321–329. Ratas, U., Puurmann, E., Roosaare, J., Rivis, R. (2003). A landscape-geochemical approach in insular studies as exemplified by islets of eastern Baltic Sea. Landscape Ecology, 18 (2), 173–184. Brown, A.D., Charman, D.J., Hendon, D., Karofeld, E. (2004). Testing the relationship between Holocene peatland palaeoclimate reconstructions and instrumental data at two European sites. Quaternary Science Rewiews, 23(1), 137-143. Karofeld, E. (2004). Mud-bottom hollows: exceptional features in carbon-accumulating bogs? The Holocene, 14(1), 119-124. Koff, T., Punning, J.-M., Sakson, M., Terasmaa, J. (2004). Human impact on the ecosystem of Lake Ruusmäe (Southern Estonia) traced in the sediments. Polish Journal of Ecology, 52(3), 285-299. Jalkanen, R., Pensa, M., Salminen, H. (2005). A 250-year-long height-increment chronology for Pinus sylvestris at the northern coniferous timberline: A novel tool for reconstructing past summer temperatures? Dendrochronogia, 22, 75-81. Kadastik, E., Koff, T., Mikomägi, A., Punning, J.-M. (2005). Holocene Lake Level Fluctuations Recorded in the Sediment Compositionof Lake Juusa, Southeastern E.stonia. Journal of Paleolimnology, 34(3), 377-390. Niinemets Ü., Pensa, M., Portsmuth, A., Truus, Ü. (2005). Biomass allocation and growth rates in Pinus sylvestris are interactively modified by nitrogen and phosphorus availabilities and by tree size and age. Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 35(10), 2346-2359. Palang H., A. Printsmann, É. Konkoly Gyuró, M. Urbanc, E. Skowronek, W. Woloszyn (2005). The forgotten rural landscapes of Central and Eastern Europe. Landscape Ecology, 20, 6, .645-655. Institute of History Heapost, L. 2000. A Population Genetic Characterization of Estonians. Anthropologischer Anzeiger 58/2, 137-154. This paper discusses the genetic characterization of Estonians on the basis of eight blood group systems, and the traits of PTC tasting and colour blindness in 40 Estonian population samples from various parts of the country. Estonians reveal closest similarities to the nearest neighbouring populations, regardless of their language group. The genetic heterogeneity and antagonistic traits in Estonians seem to be traces of the original genetic structure of Finno-Ugric ancestor populations which were neither Mongoloid nor Caucasoid. Hein, Ants (2003). Eesti mõisaarhitektuur. Historitsismist juugendini. [Gutsarchitektur in Estland. Vom Historismus bis zum Jugendstil]. Tallinn: Hattorpe, 2003. 374 pp. ISBN 9985-9073-2-9. In Estonian, with a summary in German. This monograph analyses the development of the Estonian manor architecture from 1830 to 1918. In this period, more than 310 manor houses and around 4600 side buildings were erected. In spite of the quantity of surviving houses, this period has deserved little scholarly attention thus far. The author examines the manor architecture in the general context of the aesthetic and social values of the time. In addition to the manor houses, the history and development of the side buildings (barns, spirit factories, etc.) and the parks are also investigated. The book also includes passages from the memoirs of the manor lords. The monograph is richly illustrated and provided with an extensive summary in German. Ilmjärv, M. (2004). Silent Submission. Formation of Foreign Policy of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Period from Mid-1920-s to Annexation in 1940. Acta Iniversitatis Stockholmiensis. Studia Baltica Stockholmiensia 24, Stockholm: Stockholm University, Department of History, 2004, 592 pp. ISBN 91-22-02086-1. ISBN 0282-5066. The book provides answers to the following questions: what prevented the Baltic states from cooperating politically and militarily; what kind of relations existed between the Baltic states and the great powers, what was implied by the policy of neutrality, declared in the second half off 1930-s. It presents a clearer picture of the factors leading to the loss on independence of three Baltic states in 1940. Ilves, K. 2004. Seaman’s perspective in landscape archaeology. Landing sites on the maritime cultural landscape. – Eesti Arheoloogiaajakiri / Estonian Journal of Archaeology 8: 2. Special issue on maritime landscapes. Guest editor Marika Mägi, 163-180. In English. The article is published in a special issue of the Project, dedicated to maritime landscapes. In it the seaman’s perspective on coastal landscape, disembarking and finding suitable places for it are treated. The author insists that perspectives from land and from sea are mutually important for interpreting maritime cultural landscape; the perspective from the water-side requires good knowledge of local waters and seafaring skills; the practical use of a sea vessel could improve the understanding even more. Jürgenson, A. (2005). Seened kultuuriloos. [Mushrooms in History of Human Culture.] Tallinn: Argo, 357 pp. ISBN 9949-415-30-6. In Estonian. The book deals interdisciplinary with the role of mushrooms in the material culture, religion, folklore, phraseology, etc. of different cultures and languages. It explains the meaning of mushrooms as hallucinogens in the history and nowadays, but also describes how mushrooms are used as symbols, especially fertility symbols. Karjahärm, T.; Sirk, V. (2001). Vaim ja võim. Eesti haritlaskond 1917–1940. [The Spirit and the Power. The Estonian Intelligentia in 1917–1940.] Tallinn: Argo, 514 pp. ISBN 9985-78-362-X. In Estonian. The book provides an overview of the evolution of the Estonian intelligentia on both the quantitative and the sociological plane, as well as of the views and social ideas espoused by intellectual elite. Authors describe how Western Europe and Europeanism became a firm part of the Estonians` national identity, culture and mentality in the first period of independent statehood. Kihno, K., Laul, S., 1999. Prehistoric Land Use and Settlement History on the Haanja Heights, Southeastern Estonia, with Special Reference to the Siksali-Hino Area. - Environmental and Cultural History of the Eastern Baltic Region. Toim. U. Miller, T. Hackens jt. (PACT, 57), Belgium, Rixensart, 239-254. The paper is the first attempt to throw light upon the relations of man and environment in a confined area of Southeastern Estonia from the viewpoint of archaeology and natural sciences. Lavi, A. 2005. An addendum to the study of smoke cottages- Estonian Journal of Archaeology 9:2. Special issue on the archaeology of buildings. Guest editors Marika Mägi and Erki Russow. In English. The article is published in special issue of the Project, discussing archaeological buildings. Last decades’ archaeological excavations on Estonian prehistoric and medieval dwelling sites are discussed, paying main attention to the development of Estonian traditional dwelling types, and analysing different details of buildings. Archaeological remains have been compared with ethnological buildings. Limbo J. 2004. Dental pathologies of male and female in Pada cemetery (12th-13th century). Papers on Anthropology 13, 134-144. Dental pathologies of 82 adults and juveniles of Pada cemetery (11th-13th cc.) of north-east Estonia were studied. Degree of dental wear, occurence of caries, pre mortem tooth loss and absesses were registered in different age groups of 49 males and 34 females. Compered were occurences of pathologies of different age classes of male and female. Lõugas, L.; Ukkonen, P. & Jungner, H. 2002. Dating the extinction of European mammoths: new evidence from Estonia. Quaternary Science Reviews 21/12-13. 1347-1354. Five mammoth molars, four pieces of tusk and one bone fragment found in different parts of Estonia were radiocarbon dated using the AMS method. Most of the remains originate from an ice-free period during the Early Weichselian or early Middle Weichselian. Two molars from Puurmani, central Estonia gave an age of ca 10,000 BP, suggesting a late relict mammoth population living in northeast Europe during the Late Pleistocene/Early Holocene transition. Markus, Kersti, Kreem, Tiina-Mall, Mänd, Anu (2003). Kaarma kirik. [Kaarma church]. Eesti kirikud, 1. [Estonian churches, vol. 1]. Tallinn: Muinsuskaitseamet, 2003. 240 pp. ISBN 9985-9371-3-9. In Estonian, with a summary in English. This monograph examines the history, architecture and furnishings of one of the most intriguing medieval churches on the island of Saaremaa in West-Estonia. Originally built in the middle of the thirteenth century, the church was re-built several times. This book is an interdisciplinary study of the Kaarma church and its surroundings, based on written sources as well as on archaeological and art historical material. The first part of the book analyses the building history and the architecture of the church in the context of the political history of the island. The second part examines in detail the historical furnishings (altarpieces, sculptures, pulpit, etc) and liturgical vessels. Three authors present a lot of new material and new interpretations concerning the dating and the function of the church, and the lords and masters behind the building activities. The book is richly illustrated and provided with an extensive summary in English. Moora, T., Raukas, A., Tavast, E. 2002. Geological History of Lake Võrtslärv. Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences. Geology 51(3), 157–179. The paper includes research results of the Võrtsjärv lake area. The Glacial and Post-Glacial water level changes as well as palaeogeography of the region are discussed. Prehistoric human settlemnt seems to have been depended strongly on changing water level of Võrtsjärv basin. Mägi, M. 2002. At the Crossroads of Space and Time. Graves, Changing Society and Ideology on Saaremaa (Ösel), 9th–13th centuries AD. (CCC papers, 6). Visby University Colleague; Institute of History, Tallinn. Tallinn. ISBN 9985-4-0228-6, ISSN 1404-0573, 1404-2665. In English. 278 pages. The monograph is dealing with burials on late prehistoric and early medieval Saaremaa, Estonian biggest island. The main point is society reflected in burial rites and other archaeological material. Differently of earlier research tradition, Saaremaa society in these periods have been considered as hierarchical and well developed compared with the rest of Estonia. In addition, gender problems in the study of archaeological evidence has been discussed. The book considers Saaremaa in broader international context, and archaeological evidence is compiled with historical data. Mänd, Anu (2005). Urban Carnival: Festive Culture in the Hanseatic Cities of the Eastern Baltic, 1350–1550. (Medieval Texts and Cultures of Northern Europe, 8). Turnhout: Brepols, 2005. 374 pp. ISBN 2-503-51521-5 This monograph is a significant new study of the festival culture of northern Europe in the later Middle Ages: more specifically of the German-speaking communities in Livonia (corresponding to the territories of present-day Estonia and Latvia). While subject to a degree of Scandinavian influence, the festival culture of Livonian cities such as Riga, Reval (Tallinn), and Dorpat (Tartu) substantially overlapped with that of other German-speaking areas, not least the Hanseatic cities of northern Germany. The major part of the book is devoted to the main annual festivals of the merchants’ guilds: Christmas, Carnival, the popinjay shoot, and the May Count celebrations. There follows an analysis of specific aspects of the festivals: spatial contexts, finances, food and drink, entertainments (dances, jousts, games), customs and rituals. There is also a concluding glance at changes in festival culture after the Reformation. Peets, J. 2003. The Power of Iron. Iron production and blacksmithy in Estonia and neighbouring areas in Prehistoric period and the Middle Ages. Muinasaja teadus 12, Tallinn: Ajaloo Instituut. 364 pp. ISBN 9985-50-362-7. The monograph covers results of the studies of local iron production from the beginning of 1st millennium until 14th century AD. The material was compared with contemporary finds from the neighbouring areas. Differences in production technologies between Estonia and other countries appered to have been notable. The methodological part describes metallographic analyses made of about 300 artifacts and iron lumps found from Estonia. Pihlamägi, Maie (2004). Väikeriik maailmaturul: Eesti väliskaubandus 1918-1940. [A. Small Country in the World Market: Estonian Foreign Trade, 1918-1940.] Tallinn: Argo, 407 pp. ISBN 9949-415-17-9. In Estonian. The monograph examines the development and specialization of the Estonian agriculture and industry, the economic potential of Estonia, the perspectives and geography of foreign trade, the development of domestic and foreign trade, Estonia’s role as a business mediator between the West and East in the 1920s and 1930s. It deals with the Estonian commercial interests and realization of them in the context of general economic developments in Europe between the two world wars. Also trade relations with the main partners of Estonia (Germany, Great Britain, United States of America, Soviet Union, Sweden and Finland) are under examination. Põltsam, Inna (2002). Söömine-joomine keskaegses Tallinnas. [Eating and Drinking in Medieval Tallinn.] Tallinn: Argo, 157 pp. ISBN 9985-9407-0-9. In Estonian. The study examines the nutrition culture in Medieval Tallinn on the basis of materials kept in the Tallinn City Archives. The monograph is devoted to an examination of the foodstuffs consumed in Medieval Tallinn, as well as the production of food and food market in town. The dominant position of the German population in Tallinn influenced both the production and consumption of food. However, non-German cultural traditions also shaped everyday life in town. Raudkivi, P. Suurbritannia sünd. (The Birth of Great Britain). Tallinn: Argo, 156 pp. ISBN 9985-9495-5-2. In Estonian. The book analyses the period of the rule of the first two Stuarts – James I and his son Charles I. Author concentrates focus on complicated eternal relations that Britain was faced to. Russow, E., Mäll, J. 2003. Archäologie und Stalinismus – die Anfänge der Stadtarchäologie in Estland und die Ausgrabungen auf dem Tallinner Rathausplatz 1953. – Zeitschrift für Archäologie des Mittelalters, 2003/31. Bonn, 145–158. In German. The article analyses Soviet period archaeological excavations in medieval Tallinn, drawing main attention to the influence that current political situation can have on archaeological research. The interpretation of finds are re-considered, and ideas presented by the excavator re-analysed from present point of view. Vedru, G. 2004. People on river landscapes. - Eesti Arheoloogiaajakiri / Estonian Journal of Archaeology 8: 2. Special issue on maritime landscapes. Guest editor Marika Mägi, 181-200. In English. The article is published in a special issue of the Project, dedicated to maritime landscapes. The article concentrates on the relationship between man and river on coastal areas in northern Estonia. Settlement, its continuity and/or discontinuity is considered in a longer perspective, from the Mesolithic to medieval periods. A lot of attention is paid to the settlement shift caused by the invention of agriculture. The article emphasizes the continuity of cultural landscape and the mental connection a community has with places used by its predecessors. Institute of International and Social Studies Berg-Schlosser, D. & Vetik, R. eds. (2001). Perspectives on Democratic Consolidation in Central and Eastern Europe. New York: Columbia University Press. Hallik, K. (2002): Understanding process of ethnic ‘control’: Segmentation, dependency and cooptation in post-communist Estonia, Nations and Nationalism. Vetik, R., Nimmerfeldt, G., Taru, M. & Kivimäe, M. (2004). Discursive Identity and EU Integration. Studies in Public Policy, 391, 1-27. Vöörmann, R. (2005). The Gendered Perception of Social Problems in Post-Soviet Estonian Society: A Qualitative Perspective. Nationalities Papers, 33(3): 315-331. Helemäe, J., Vöörmann, R. (2003). Ethnic Relations in Estonia's Post-Soviet Business Community. Ethnicities, 3(4): 509-530. Saar, E. (2005). New Entrants on the Estonian Labour Market: A Comparison with the EU Countries. European Societies, 7: 481-514. Täht, K., Saar, E. (2005). Men's late careers and career exits in Estonia. Trames, 9: 228-258. Kazjulja, M. (2005). Specifics of social ties utilization in the Estonian labor market. sociological studies. Sociological Studies (Sotsiologicheskie Issledovaniya), 7 (255): 52-62. Unt, M., Kogan, I. (2005). Transition from School to Work in Transition Economies. European Societies 7 (2): 219-253. Allaste, A.-A. (2005) Nightlife and Substance Use in Tallinn. - Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, vol 22, 139-142. Allaste A.-A. & Lagerspetz, M. (2005) Drugs and Double-think in Marginalised Community - Critical Criminology Vol. 13 (3), (in print) Derman, N. (2005). Ethnic social aspect of variance in mothers' attitudes to employment in Tallinn. Sotsiologicheskie Issledovaniya, 12, (in Russian ) Schoon, I., Hansson, L. & Salmela-Aro, K. (2005) Combining Work and Family Life: Life Satisfaction Among Married and Divorced Men and Women in Estonia, Finland, and the UK. European Psychologist, vol. 10(4), 309-319. Laidmäe, V.-I., Kelam, A. (2004). Elderly people in Estonia in the 1990s: work and coping. Gerontologia 3, 189-199, (in Finnish) Faculty of Social Sciences Priimägi, L. (1998) Reklaamikunst. Tallinn: BNS Kirjastus OÜ. (In Estonian) Priimägi, L. (2005) "Klassitsism: Inimkeha retoorika klassitsistliku kujutavkunsti kaanonites", Tallinn: TLÜ Kirjastus (In Estonian) Kasak, E. (2003). Ancient Star Lore and Astronomy. Tallinn; Argo. 332 pp. (In Estonian) Saar, E., Einasto, J., Toomet, O., Starobinsky, A., Andernach, H., Einasto, M., Kasak, E. & Tago, E.(2002) The supercluster-void network V. - The regularity periodogram. Astronomy and Astrophysics, 393, 1, 1-23. Raukas, M. (2001) Univocite, Equivocite et Analogie. Folklore, 15, 60-77. Raukas, M. (2001). The Role of Perfections in Inter-Religious Discourse. Folklore, 15,. 24-31 Leino, M. & Lahelma, E. (2002). Constructing and education ‘problem children’ - the case of post-communist Estonia. Inclusive Education, 6(1), p.79-90. Leino, M. (2002) Estonian school before and now. Young, 10 (2), p. 44-59. Lausvee, E, Rahu, A., Teede, K. (2005). Psüühilise erivajadusega inimeste toimetulek ja teenuste vajadus.(Coping and need for services of persons with psychic disability). Eesti Arst 2, 79-86. (In Estonian) Tamm, T. (2005). Motivational Factors as Prerequisites for Professional Growth. In Tuominen, M.& Wihersaari, J. (ed.) Ammatti ja kasvatus. Ammattikasvatuksen tutkimuksia vuonna 2004. Saarijärven Offset Oy: Hämeenlinna. 296-314. Tulva, T., Kiis, A. (2003). Aging in Estonia: the coping of the Elderly and their need for services. In Hallym International Journal of Aging, Vol. 5 (1), 71-90. Tulva, T., Pihlak, M. 2003. Reorganization of Estonian economy and its effects on the labour market 1009-2000. Old and new poverty in post-communist Europe. Ed. M. Bochenska-Seweryn, J. Grotowska-Leder. 47-56. Krakow: Jagiellonian University. Sootla, G. (2001) Evolution of Roles of Politicians and Civil Servants During the Post-communist Transition in Estonia. - In: T. Verheyen (Ed.) Politico Administrative Relations. Who rules? NISPA publications. Sootla, G. (2001). Creating New Civil Service in the Ruins of Soviet Bureaucracy: When Ideologies meet Realities. - In: R. Baker (Ed) Transition from Authoritarianism: The Role of the Bureaucracy. Preager Press Toots,A., Laanpere, M (2004) Tiger in Focus – a National Survey of ICT in Estonian Schools. Educational Media International, Vol.41, No.1, pp.7-18. Toots, A. (2004). The Role of values in citizenship education: A comparative study of Estonian and Russian-speaking schools in Estonia. International Journal of Educational Research. No.968. Roots, H. & Karotam, N. (2002) Course of Reform. In: Randall Baker (ed). Transitions from Authoritarianism: The Role of the Bureaucracy. Praeger, pp 65 – 83. Novikova, I., Pringle, K., Hearn, J., Müller, U., Olesky, E., Lattu, E., Chernova, J., Ferguson, H., Holter, O., Kolga, V., Pitch, T., Olsvik, E., Tallberg, T. and Ventimiglia, C.(2005). Men, Masculinities, and „Europe“. In: M. S. Kimmel, J. Hearn and R.W. Cornell. (Eds.) Handbook of Studies on Men and Masculinities. (pp. 141 – 162). Thousands Oaks: Sage. Niit, T. (2001). Academic performance and its prediction: A view from Estonia. International Journal of Educational Research, 35(4), 397-401. Märtsin, M., & Niit, T. (2005). Home as a territorial system (II). In R. García Mira, D. L. Uzzell, E. Real & J. Romay (Eds.), Housing, space and quality of life (pp. 151-170). London: Ashgate Publishing (Ethnoscapes series). Toomela, A. (2003b). Cultural guidance in the development of the human mind. Advances in child development within culturally structured environments. Westport, CT: Ablex Publishing. Toomela, A. (2003h). Relationships between personality structure, structure of word meaning, and cognitive ability: A study of cultural mechanisms of personality. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 85(4), 723-735. Kagadze, M. & Kullasepp, K. (2005) Suhtlemine on lahe. 6. klassi inimeseõpetuse õpik. Tallinn: Koolibri. (In Estonian) Kullasepp, K. & Saat, H. (2004) Psühholoogia. Gümnaasiumi töövihik. Tallinn: Koolibri. (In Estonian) Kullasepp, K. & Saat, H. (2004) Õpetajale psühholoogiast. Õpetajaraamat. Tallinn: Koolibri (In Estonian) Põder, E. (2004). Effects of set-size and lateral masking in visual search. Spatial Vision, 17(2), 257-268. Põder, E. (2003). Spatial-frequency spectra of printed characters and human visual perception. Vision Research, 43(14), 1507-1511. Raudsepp, M. (2001) Values and environmentalism. Trames, 5,3, 211- 233. Heidmets, M., Raudsepp. M. (2001). A conceptual framework for studing environmental menality and behavior. Trames, 5,3, 198 – 210. Tiggemann , M., Rüütel, E. ( 2004) Gender Role Concerns in Estonian and Australian Young Adults. Journal of Social Psychology, 144, 1, 93-95. Rüütel, E.; Ratnik, M.; Tamm, E; (2004) The Experience of Vibroacoustic Therapy in the Therapeutic Intervention of Adolescent Girls. Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 13(1), 33-46. Eensoo, D.; Paaver, M.; Pulver, A.; Harro, M.; Harro, J.. (2004) Low platelet MAO activity associated with high dysfunctional impulsivity and antisocial behavior: evidence from drunk drivers. 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