Professor of World Politics
Department of Political and Economic Studies
P.O. Box 54 (Street: Unioninkatu 37)
00014 University of Helsinki, Finland
tel. +358 - (0)50 - 448 4400 (work mobile)
fax. +358 - (0)9 - 191 24832
e-mail: [email protected]
CV Heikki Patomäki
Home address: Merikatu 5 B 24, 00140 Helsinki; tel. +358-(0)40-5184854
Personal information
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Born 15 January 1963, in Helsinki, Finland.
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Married to Katarina Sehm-Patomäki since 1998.
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Children: Joel (1988), Aino (1991), Anna (1998) and Oona (2000).
Education
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PhD in political science, University of Turku, 1993.
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Training fellow, University of Kent at Canterbury, 1989-1990.
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Licentiate in political science, University of Turku, 1989.
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MA in economics (as the second major), University of Turku, 1989.
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MA in political science (with extensive studies in philosophy and economics,) University of Turku, 1988.
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Matriculation examination, 1982, Kuopio classical upper secondary school, Finland.
Employment
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Professor of world politics, University of Helsinki, August 2003- (on leave from 2006 to 2010, for the following reasons: senior
research fellow of Academy of Finland 2006-7; research director at the Helsinki collegium for advanced studies 2007-8;
innovation professor at the RMIT university 2007-10).
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Visiting professor in the political economy of global democratization project at the University of Aberystwyth, UK, 2009-11
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Visiting professor of international relations, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan (full-time April 2012-July 2012).
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Innovation professor of human security -- globalization and global institutions, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia, 2007-10
(part-time 2007-8; full-time 2008-2010).
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Professor of world politics and economy, Nottingham Trent University, UK, 2001-2003 (promoted from reader in 2001).
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Reader in international relations, Nottingham Trent University, UK, 1998-2001 (MA world politics course leader; IR unit
research leader).
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Senior researcher, Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Helsinki, Finland, 1994-1997.
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Departmental assistant (lecturer), University of Turku, Finland, 1988-1994 (part of this time as acting senior assistant/assistant
professor)
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Research assistant, Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Helsinki, 1988.
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Part-time salesperson in Alko 1985-1988; conscript 1982-1983; miscellaneous summer jobs 1979-1984.
Summary of main tasks and qualifications
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Professor of world politics, University of Helsinki, Finland, 2003-.
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Head of politics department 2004-5; Vice director of the centre of excellence in global governance research 2006-10.
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Docent (adjunct professor), University of Turku (political science, especially international relations) since 1994; and docent at
the University of Lapland (international relations) since 1996.
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Member of the boards of 6 academic journals in international relations, globalization studies, philosophy and other fields; a
regular referee for 15-20 international journals covering a range of disciplines from philosophy, economics and social theory to
political economy and peace research; and a member of advisory boards of various research institutes and projects.
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Publications include some 14 monographs; 10 edited or co-edited books and special issues; 120 scholarly articles and
chapters; about 40 academic reviews, discussions and the like; as well as some 150 popular articles and 160 blogs.
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Supervision of a number of PhD-students in the UK, Australia and Finland, with seven completions by 2015 and two
forthcoming in 2016; external PhD-examiner in various universities in Australia, Belgium, Finland and the UK.
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Consultations and expert statements for various ministries and the parliament of Finland; various national parliaments in
Europe; UK Department for International Development; European Commission; European Economic and Social Committee; UN
Department of Economic and Social Affairs; UNRISD (the UN Research Institute for Social Development); New or Restored
Democracies Process; International Attac; and a number of transnational NGOs.
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Active involvement in public debates in mass media especially in Finland but also elsewhere in Europe and internationally;
candidate in the European parliament elections in 2014 and Finnish parliament elections in 2015.
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Co-founder of Network Institute for Global Democratisation, NIGD; member and active participant in several public
associations, including four professional International Studies Associations (ISA, BISA, EISA and FISA); chair of the Finnish
Peace Research Association (1994), NIGD (1999, 2007) and Attac Finland (2004, 2011-12); board member of various
associations, including, since 2013, the Left Alliance (a Finnish political party); and a member of the Scientific Board of
Progressive Economy (launched by the S & D group in the European parliament) since 2015.
Most important substantial contributions
I have made substantial research contributions in several fields, perhaps most notably in: (i) theory and methodology of social
sciences, especially through applying and developing critical realism, which involves a transformative open-systemic account of
causation; (ii) political economy, both via constructing political economy explanations of various processes and outcomes and in
terms of developing and proposing alternative policies and institutional arrangements; and (iii) global political theory, centring
around notions of security/peace, democracy and justice. The logic of critical social-scientific explanation, and a related theory of
democratic emancipation, is the main thread connecting these areas.
In the IS Web of Knowledge social sciences citation index, my works have been cited some 500 times; 2500 times in Google
Scholar; and 7500 times in Google Web/URL. This indicates a growing international recognition. I have given dozens of guest
lectures around the world and presented papers in more than one hundred international conferences and seminars, in several of
them as key note speaker. I am particularly delighted that this recognition crosses disciplinary boundaries and is in no way confined
to Political Science / International Relations.
There are many nice reviews and praises of my academic works. My favourite quotation comes from a review of After International
Relations. Critical Realism and the (Re)Construction of World Politics by Howard Richards: [This book is] “a rescue operation
designed to rescue words like ‘truth,’ ‘reality,’ and ‘cause and effect”. Ken Booth has argued – citing an article I co-authored with
Colin Wight – along similar lines that “Heikki Patomaki and Colin Wight were right when they recently argued that what is at stake
between contending theories of international relations today is ‘not whether one should be a realist, but of what kind’.”
Academic reviews characterize the 2001 book Democratising Globalization as a “superb theoretical analysis of the current financial
system” and “an excellent, if ambitious, practical proposal for the reform of the global financial system” (Millennium: Journal of
International Studies, 2001); and as an “impressive accomplishment” that, “by presenting solidly-grounded arguments, makes a
constructive move forward in the debate about democratizing (financial) globalization” (International Affairs, 2002).
My 2004 global democracy book A Possible World, with Teivo Teivainen, has been equally well received in the academia. Moreover,
that fact that it has been published in five languages – Arabic, English, Finnish, Spanish and Swedish – indicates popularity beyond
the English-speaking academia. The Political Economy of Global Security came out in late 2007 (dated as a 2008 publication). In his
foreword, Richard Falk writes: “It is a book that needs to be read, studied, and reflected upon by all those who care about a better
future for humanity, that is, hopefully and realistically, almost all of us!” In a book review in International Affairs, Mathias Albert
notes: “This is without doubt one of the most intellectually rewarding IR books published in recent years”.
Neoliberalism in Finland, published in late 2007, was written for the Finnish popular audience, although its perspective is global and
future-oriented. With widely publicized reviews and commentaries – including some controversial ones – across the national media,
it reached #3 in the list of best-selling non-fiction in the main bookshops. It was out of print in a few weeks. Following the equally
successful second edition, a new third edition was published on-line in 2015. A more recent book on the Euro crisis, The Great
Eurozone Disaster, has fared even better. The first Finnish edition reached instantly #2 in non-fiction. The subsequent 2013 Zed
Books version in English stayed for months on the publisher’s list of top five best-selling books. It has also been translated into
Greek and published by one of the main commercial publishers in Greece, Metaixmio.
My popular and political writings have drawn attention both in the media and in the circles of public policy making, also beyond the
countries where I have lived. Regarding recognition of this policy-oriented side of my work, the Scientific Board of the Progressive
Economy may be worth mentioning. The Progressive Economy was launched the S&D group of the European Parliament, with a
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major objective: generate a truly public and informed debate on economic and social policy at national, European and global levels
and actively promote progressive thinking at academic and at political levels (http://www.progressiveeconomy.eu/scientificboard).
The Board consists mostly of world-renown economists and sociologists.
Main grants
For years
By
Purpose
2009-12
Australian research
council
For ‘mapping global justice
movement’ project’ (as one of
three chief investigators)
2006-2011
Academy of Finland
2006-7
2005-2006
Academy of Finland
Ford foundation
2001-2002
Finnish ministry for
foreign affairs
2000
Various: British council,
Finnish ministry for
foreign affairs etc.
1999-2004
Nottingham Trent
University
1998-1999
Academy of Finland
1996-1997
Trade & industry
ministry of Finland
1995-1996
Finnish ministry for
foreign affairs
Tampere peace
research institute
Finnish cultural
foundation, British
council and Tampere
peace research institute
For a centre of excellence in global
governance research (as vice
director, until 2010)
For a senior research fellowship
For an NIGD project on global
political parties (as research
director)
For an NIGD project on global
democracy initiatives. (as research
director)
For organising the TCS conference
‘cosmopolis: democratising global
economy and culture’ (as research
director)
To support the activities of the
network institute for global
democratisation (as research
director)
For ‘restructuration of space in the
globalising world: civic public
spaces in the Mercosur area of
Latin America’ -project (as project
director)
For FIIA project on the ‘politics of
economic and monetary union’ (as
project leader)
For FIIA project on ‘EU-Russia
relations’ (as project leader)
For ‘peaceful changes in world
politics’ project (as project leader)
For preparing phd-thesis at the
university of Kent at Canterbury,
UK
1993
1989-1990
Amount
AUD
100,000 p.a.
for three
years
€350,000
p.a. for six
years
€110,000
USD
100,000
€50,000
£20,000
£13,000 p.a.
€30,000
€60,000
€60,000
€8000
€15,000
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Publications Heikki Patomäki
A. SINGLE- AND CO-AUTHORED MONOGRAPHS
1. Maailmamme rajat. Rakentava katsaus maailmanpolitiikan kriittisten teorioiden mahdollisuuksiin [Border-lines of our World. A
Constructive Review of Critical Theoretical Research of World Politics], Rauhantutkimusyhdistys: Tampere, 1992, 174 p.
2. Critical Realism and World Politics. An Explication of a Critical Theoretical and Possibilistic Methodology for the Study of World
Politics, Studies on Political Science No 12, Department of Political Science, University of Turku, Turku, 1992, 401 p.
3. Maailmanpolitiikan moraali [Morality in World Politics], with E.Lagerspetz and J.Räikkä, Edita: Helsinki, 1996, 116 p.
4. Vain kauppakumppaneita? EU, Venäjä ja EU:n ulkosuhteiden rakenteistuminen, [Only Trading Partners? EU, Russia and the
Structuration of the External Relations of the EU], UPI (Haasteita 11): Helsinki, 1996, 121 p.
5. Yhdentymisen politiikkaa: Suomi ja EMU globaalissa poliittisessa taloudessa [Politics of Unification: Finland and the EMU in Global
Political Economy], with P.Minkkinen, Like: Helsinki, 1997, 197 p.
6. Democratising Globalisation. The Leverage of the Tobin Tax, Zed Books: London and New York, 2001, 260 p. An early version of
the manuscript, containing roughly the chapters 4-7, was published in Finnish in 1999 as Tobinin vero ja sen toteutus. Kohti
oikeudenmukaisempaa ja demokraattisempaa globaalia taloutta [The Tobin Tax and How to Make it Real. Towards a More Just and
Democratic Global Economy], Like: Helsinki, 198 p. Ch 4 has been republished as “The Case For the Tobin Tax and Global ReRegulation”, in part four: International Political Economy in the New Millennium: Emerging Issues and Theories (Sage Library Of
International Relations), ed. by A.Cameron , R.Palan & A.Nesvetailova, Sage: London, 2008.
7. After International Relations. Critical Realism and the (Re)Construction of World Politics, Routledge: London and New York, 2002,
267 p.
8. A Possible World: Democratic Transformation of Global Institutions, with T.Teivainen, Zed Books: London And New York, 2004,
242 p. The Finnish version, published in 2003 as Globaali demokratia, Gaudeamus: Helsinki, 263 p., is an amended translation of an
early working paper version Global Democracy Initiatives: The Art of Possible, NIGD Working Paper 2/2002: Helsinki & Nottingham,
222 p. Full translations are available in Arabic ĀLam ĀḪIr Mumkin: Al-Taḥawwul Al-DīMuqrāṬī Lil-Mu'assasāT Al-‘ĀLamīYa, Al-Markaz
Al-Qaumī, Cairo, 2008; and in Spanish Democracia Global, Universidad Nacional Mayor De San Marcos: Lima, 2008. Moreover, the
third part is available in Swedish as ”Ett utkast till strategier för global demokratisering” [An Outline of Strategies for Global
Democratization], in Fronesis, no:16-17, 2004, pp.41-59; and has also been re-published in English in N.Yeates & C.Holder (eds.):
The Global Social Policy Reader, Policy Press: Bristol, 2009, pp.387-404.
9. Yliopisto Oyj. Tulosjohtamisen ongelmat – ja vaihtoehto [University Inc. The Problems of New Public Management – and an
Alternative], Gaudeamus: Helsinki, 2005, 191 p.
10. Uusliberalismi Suomessa. Lyhyt historia ja tulevaisuuden vaihtoehdot [Neoliberalism in Finland. A Brief History and Future
Alternatives], WSOY: Helsinki, 2007, 282 p.
11. The Political Economy of Global Security. War, Future Crises and Changes in Global Governance, Routledge: London and New
York, 2008, 292 p.
12. The Great Eurozone Disaster: From Crisis to Global New Deal. Zed Books: London & New York, 2013, 274 p.; an earlier version
was published in Finnish in February 2012 as Eurokriisin Anatomia. Mitä globalisation jälkeen? [The Anatomy of the Eurocrisis: What
May Come after Globalisation?], Into: Helsinki, 222 p.; a Greek Edition was published by Metaixmio: Athens in May 2013; and a new
slightly expanded and revised paperback edition in Finnish in October 2013, 247 p.
13. Tulevaisuuden politiikkaa [Future Politics], Into: Helsinki, 2013, 186 p.
14. Suomen talouspolitiikan tulevaisuus: teoriasta käytäntöön [The Future of Finnish Economic Policy: From Theory to Practice],
Into: Helsinki, 2015, 281 p.
15. Unprincipled Economics. From Marshall to the Crisis of Separation of Time and Theory in Modern Economics, with J.Morgan,
Routledge: London and New York, forthcoming in 2016.
B. EDITED VOLUMES AND SPECIAL ISSUES
16. Facing the Change in Europe. EFTA Countries' Integration Strategies, co-ed. with K.Möttölä, UPI/FIIA: Helsinki, 1989, 118 p.
17. ”Suvereeni vapaus ja välttämättömyys”, [Sovereign Freedom and Necessity], special issue of Rauhantutkimus, (7):1, 1991.
18. ”Fukuyama ja historianfilofiat”, [Fukuyama and Philosophies of History], special issue of Rauhantutkimus, ed. with A.Ahonen,
(8):4, 1992.
19. Peaceful Changes in World Politics, edited, Tapri: Tampere, 1995, 430 p.
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20. The Politics of the Economic and Monetary Union, co-ed. with P.Minkkinen, Kluwer: Dordrecht, 1997, 250 p.
21. Democracy, Economy and Civil Society in Transition. The Cases of Russia and the Baltic States, co-ed. with R.Hjerppe,
T.Kanninen & K.Sehm, UPI & Stakes: Helsinki, 1997, 148 p.
22. Politics of Civil Society: A Global Perspective on Democratization, NIGD Working Paper 2/2000: Helsinki & Nottingham, 153 p.
23. Special issue on “Cosmopolis”, co-ed. with M.Featherstone, J.Tomlinson & V.Couze, Theory, Culture & Society, (19):1-2, 2002,
253 p. (partly based on a selection of papers from the NIGD & TCS -organised Conference ‘Cosmopolis: Democratising Global
Economy And Culture’, held in Helsinki, 2-4 June 2000).
24. Globalizing Finance and the New Global Economy. Vol.2 of Globalization and Economy, co-ed. with P.James, Sage: London,
2007, 422 p.
25. Special issue on “World State Futures”, co-ed. with M.Albert, G.Harste & K-E.Jørgensen, Cooperation & Conflict, (47):2, 2012.
C. REFEREED PAPERS IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS
26. ”Concepts of ’Action’, ’Structure’ and ’Power’ in ’Critical Social Realism’: A Positive and Reconstructive Critique”, Journal for the
Theory of Social Behaviour, (21):2, 1991, pp.221-250.
27. ”From Normative Utopias to Political Dialectics: Beyond a Deconstruction of the Brown-Hoffman Debate”, Millennium: Journal of
International Studies, (21):1, 1992, pp.53-75.
28. ”Scientific Realism, Human Emancipations and Non-Violent Political Action”, Gandhi Marg, (14):1, 1992, pp.30-51.
29. ”Emerging Late-Modern Reconstructivism”, Journal of Peace Research, (31):4, 1994, pp.451-459.
30. ”How to Tell Better Stories about World Politics”, European Journal of International Relations, (2):1, 1996, pp.105-133.
31. ”Good Governance Of The World Economy?”, Alternatives, (24):1, 1999, pp.119-142.
32. “Western Models and the Russian Idea: Beyond Inside/Outside in the Discourses on Civil Society”, with C.Pursiainen,
Millennium: Journal of International Studies, (28):1, 1999, pp.53-77.
33. ”After Post-Positivism? The Promises of Critical Realism”, with C.Wight, International Studies Quarterly, (44):2, 2000, pp.213237.
34. “Beyond Nordic Nostalgia: Envisaging a Social/Democratic System of Global Governance”, Cooperation and Conflict, (35):2,
2000, pp.115-154.
35. ”The Tobin Tax: A New Phase in The Politics of Globalisation?”, Theory, Culture & Society, (17):4, 2000, pp.77-91.
36. ”The Challenge of Critical Theories: Peace Research at the Start of the New Century”, Journal of Peace Research, (38):6, 2001,
pp.723-737.
37. ”Critical Responses to Neoliberal Globalisation in the Mercosur Region. Roads towards Cosmopolitan Democracy?”, with
T.Teivainen, Review of International Political Economy, (9):1, 2002, pp.37-71.
38. ”From East to West: Emergent Global Philosophies – Beginnings of the End of the Western Dominance?”, Theory, Culture &
Society, (19):3, 2002, pp.89-111.
39. “Problems of Democratising Global Governance: Time, Space and the Emancipatory Process”, European Journal Of International
Relations, (9):3, 2003, pp. 347–376.
40. ”The World Social Forum: An Open Space or a Movement of Movements?”, with T.Teivainen, Theory, Culture & Society, (21):6,
2004, pp.145-154.
41. “The Long Downward Wave of the World Economy and the Future of Global Conflict”, Globalizations, (2):1, 2005, pp.61-78.
42. “Realist Ontology for Futures Studies”, Journal of Critical Realism, (5):1, 2006, pp.1-31.
43. “Global Justice: A Democratic Perspective”, Globalizations, (3):2, 2006, pp.99-120 (Spanish translation in Papeles. De
Cuestiones Internacionales, no:98, 2007, pp.13-31).
44. “Problems of Global Democracy: A Dialogue”, with D.Held, Theory, Culture & Society, (23):5, 2006, pp.115-133 (Spanish
translation in Papeles. De Cuestiones Internacionales, no:95, 2006, pp.89-109).
45. “Back to the Kantian Idea of ‘Universal History’? Overcoming Eurocentric Accounts of the International Problematic”,
Millennium: Journal of International Studies, (34):3, 2007, pp.575-95.
46. “Rethinking Global Parliament: Beyond the Indeterminacy of International Law”, Widener Law Review, (13):2, 2007, pp.375-93.
47. “How to Tell Better Stories about the History and Future of Global Political Economy”, Review of International Political Economy,
(16):2, 2009, pp.309-320.
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48. “Neoliberalism and the Global Financial Crisis”, New Political Science, (31):4, 2009, pp.431-442.
49. “What Next? An Explanation of the 2008-9 Slump and Two Scenarios of the Shape of Things to Come”, Globalizations, (7):1,
2010, pp. 67-84.
50. “After Critical Realism? The Relevance of Contemporary Science”, Journal of Critical Realism, (9):1, 2010, pp.59-89.
51. “Social Imaginaries and Big History: Towards a New Planetary Consciousness?”, with M.Steger, Futures, (42):10, 2010,
pp.1056–1063.
52. “Cosmological Sources of Critical Cosmopolitanism”, Review of International Studies, (36):S1, 2010, pp.181-200.
53. “Towards Global Political Parties”, Ethics & Global Politics, (4): 2, 2011, pp. 81-102, available at
http://www.ethicsandglobalpolitics.net/index.php/egp/article/view/7334.
54. “On The Complexities of Time and Temporality: Implications for World History and Global Futures”, Australian Journal of Politics
and History, (57):3, 2011, pp.339-352.
55. “Introduction: World State Futures”, with M.Albert, G.Harste, K.E.Jørgensen, Cooperation & Conflict, (47):2, 2012, pp.145-156.
56. “The Problems of Legitimation and Potential Conflicts in a World Political Community”, Cooperation & Conflict, (47):2, 2012,
pp.239-59.
57. “On the Dialectics of Global Governance in the 21st Century: A Polanyian Double Movement?”, Globalizations, (11):5, 2014,
pp.751–768.
58. “Absenting the Absence of Future Dangers and Structural Transformations in Securitization Theory”, International Relations,
(29):1, 2015, pp.128-136.
59. “Praxis, Politics and the Future: A Dialectical Critical Realist Account of World-Historical Causation”, Journal of International
Relations and Development, accepted for publication.
D. REFEREED PAPERS IN INTERNATIONAL ANTHOLOGIES
60. ”What Is It That Changed With The End Of The Cold War? An Analysis of the Problem of Identifying and Explaining Change”, In
P.Allan & K.Goldmann (eds.): The End of the Cold War. Evaluating Theories of International Relations, Martinus Nijhoff: Dordrecht,
1992, pp.179-225.
61. ”From Power-Balancing and Collective Security to a Pluralist Security Community in the Middle East”, in J.Calleja & H.Wiberg &
S.Bussutti (eds.): The Search for Peace in the Mediterranean Region. Problems and Prospects, Mireva: Malta, 1994, pp.72-109.
62. ”Hayward Alker: An Exemplary Voyage from Quantitative Peace Research To Humanistic, Latemodern Globalism”, in
I.B.Neumann & O.Wæver (eds): The Future of International Relations: Masters in the Making?, Routledge: London, 1997, pp.205235.
63. ”Introduction: The Politics of Economic and Monetary Union”, in P.Minkkinen & H.Patomäki (eds.): The Politics of the European
Monetary Union, Kluwer: Dordrecht, 1997, pp.7-18.
64. ”Emu and the Legitimation Problems of the European Union”, in P.Minkkinen & H.Patomäki (eds.): The Politics of the European
Monetary Union, Kluwer: Dordrecht, 1997, pp.164-206.
65. ”Conclusions: Dialectics of the Multi-Faced Emu”, in P.Minkkinen & H.Patomäki (eds.): The Politics of the European Monetary
Union, Kluwer: Dordrecht, 1997, pp.232-241.
66. “The Tobin Tax: A New Phase in the Politics of Globalisation”, in H.Hakovirta (ed.): Globalism at the Crossroads. Wedges into
Global Theory and Policy, Finnish Political Science Association: Helsinki, 2000, pp.166-184; republished in R.Robertson & K.E.White
(eds.): Globalization: Critical Concepts in Sociology. Vol.2, Routledge: London, 2003, pp.292-306; and in P.James and H.Patomäki
(ed.): Globalizing Finance and the New Global Economy. Vol.6 of Central Currents in Globalization, Sage: London, 2007, pp.326340; a translation of an earlier version in Indonesian as ”Pajak Tobin: Sebuah Fase Baru Dalam Politik Globalisasi”, in Wacana,
1999, No.4, pp.96-116.
67. ”Republican Public Sphere and the Governance of Global Political Economy”, in M. Lensu & J-S. Fritz (eds): Value Pluralism,
Normative Theory and International Relations, Macmillan: London, 2000, pp.160-195.
68. ”Kosovo and the End of the UN?”, in P.Van Ham & S.Medvedev (eds.): Mapping European Security after Kosovo, Manchester
University Press: Manchester, 2002, pp.82-106.
69. ”A Critical Realist Approach to Global Political Economy”, in J.Cruickshank (ed.): Critical Realism: The Difference It Makes,
Routledge: London & New York, 2003, pp.197-220.
70. “Democratizing Global Governance: Beyond the Domestic Analogy”, in P.Müller and M.Lederer (eds.): Criticizing Global
Governance, Palgrave: Houndmills, Basingstoke, 2005, pp.103-124.
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71. “The Long Downward Wave of the World Economy and the Future of Global Conflict”, in B.K.Gills (ed.): The Global Politics of
Globalization: ’Empire’ Vs ’Cosmopolis’, Routledge: London & New York, 2007, pp.61-78.
72. “Global Security: Learning from Possible Futures”, in H.G. Brauch, J. Grin, C. Mesjasz, P. Dunay, N.C. Behera, B.Chourou, U.O.
Spring, P. H. Liotta, and P. Kameri-Mbote (eds.): Globalisation And Environmental Challenges: Reconceptualising Security In The
21st Century, Springer-Verlag: Berlin, 2007, pp. 915-27.
73. “Researching Global Political Parties”, with T.Teivainen, pp.92-113; “Conclusion: Beyond the Political Party/Civil Society
Dichotomy”, with T.Teivainen, pp.151-8; in K.Sehm-Patomäki & M.Ulvila (eds.): Global Political Parties, Zed Books: London, 2007;
earlier versions with slightly different titles published in NIGD Working Paper 1/2006: Helsinki, pp.24-47 and pp.180-188. The main
paper is available in Spanish as “Partidos Políticos Mundiales” in Papeles De Relaciones Ecosociales Y Cambio Global, no:102, 2008,
pp.11-32
74. “Globalizing Finance: A Critical Introduction”, in P. James and H.Patomäki (eds.): Globalizing Finance and the New Global
Economy. Vol.6 of Central Currents in Globalization, Sage: London, 2007, pp.ix-xxxiii.
75. “Global Justice: A Democratic Perspective”, in B.K.Gills (ed.): Globalization and the Global Politics of Justice, Routledge: London
& New York, 2009, pp.5-26.
76. ”Realist Ontology for Futures Studies”, in W.Olsen (ed.): Realist Methodology. Volume 3: Realist Empirical Research, Sage:
London, 2010, pp.359-84.
77. “Exploring Possible, Likely and Desirable Global Futures: Beyond the Closed vs. Open Systems Dichotomy”, in J.Joseph &
C.Wight (eds): Scientific Realism And International Relations, Palgrave: London, 2010, pp.147-166.
78. “Democracry Promotion: Neoliberal vs. Social Democratic Telos”, in C.Hobson & M.Kurki (eds.): The Conceptual Politics of
Democracy Promotion, Routledge: London & New York, 2011, pp.85-99.
79. ”Dialectics of Civilizations: A Cosmic Perspective”, in R.Marlin-Bennett (ed.): Alker and IR: Global Studies in an Interconnected
World, Routledge: London, 2012, pp.87-101.
80. “Agency, Structures and Time: From Atemporal Ontologies to Explicit Geo-Historical Hypotheses – And Anticipation of Global
Democracy”, in F.Bynander & S.Guzzini (eds.): Rethinking Foreign Policy, Sage: London, 2013, pp.45-58.
81. “Can The EU Be Democratised? A Political Economy Analysis”, in R.Fiorentini & G.Montani (eds.): The European Union and
Supranational Political Economy, Routledge: London & New York, 2014, pp.116-132.
82. “Democracy in a Globalized World”, forthcoming in K.Booth & T.Erskine (eds.): International Theory Today, Polity: Cambridge,
forthcoming in June 2016.
E. OTHER ACADEMIC ESSAYS AND PAPERS, SOME OF THEM REFEREED
83. ”Grotiuslainen traditio ja yhteistoiminnallisuuden perusta: positiivinen kritiikki” [Grotian Tradition and the Basis of Concerted
Action: A Positive Critique], Rauhantutkimus, (4):3, 1988, pp.52–70.
84. ”EFTA and the Historical Development of European Political Economy: Basic Trends in Trade and Production”, in H.Patomäki &
K.Möttölä (eds.): Facing the Change in Europe. EFTA Countries' Integration Strategies, FIIA: Helsinki, 1989, pp.102-119.
85. ”A Metatheoretical and Methodological Critique of Neorealism: Towards a Fourth Debate in International Relations Research”
Occasional Papers No.9, Institute Of Sociology and Political Science, Political Science, University Of Turku, Turku, 1989, 54 p.
86. ”Politiikka mahdollisen taiteena eli kuinka toteuttaa oikeudenmukainen ja rauhanomainen maailma” [Politics as the Art of
Possible, Or How to Achieve Peaceful and Just World Order?], in J.Räikkä (ed.): Kansainvälinen järjestelmä ja moraali [Morality And
International System], Series of Department of Practical Philosophy no:1, University Of Turku, Turku, 1989, pp.131-205.
87. ”Tuotannon monikansallistumisen selittämisestä. Uusinstitutionaalinen lähestymistapa”, [On Explaining the Multinationalisation
of Production: A Neo-Institutionalist Approach], Kansantaloudellinen Aikakauskirja, (85):4, 1989, pp.424-39.
88. ”Arktiksen ympäristönsuojelun kansainvälis-oikeudelliset periaatteet: alueellinen suvereenisuus vs ihmiskunnan yhteinen perintö”
[The Legal Principles of Arctic Environmental Regulation: Territorial Sovereignty vs the Common Heritage of Mankind], in L.Heininen
(ed.): Arktiksen Ristiriitoja, Suomen Rauhanpuolustajat & Kuhmon Kansalaisopisto: Helsinki ja Kuhmo, 1990, pp.80-93.
89. ”Kuningas, lohikäärme ja sankarit. ristiriitaiset tulkinnat persianlahden kriisissä”, [King, Dragon, and Heroes: Contradictory
Interpretations in the Gulf Crisis], Ulkopolitiikka, (27):3, 1990, pp.64-71.
90. ”Mitä Thukydideen Melos-dialogi voi kertoa?”, [What Is It That Thucydides's Melos-Dialogue Can Reveal?], Rauhantutkimus,
(6):4, 1990, pp.26-63.
91. ”Suomen ulkopolitiikan genealogia” [Genealogy of Finnish Foreign Policy], Rauhantutkimus, (7):1, 1991, pp.60-111.
92. ”Legal Principles and Political Visions. Territorial Sovereignty vs the Common Heritage of Mankind in the Arctic Environmental
Protection”, in L.Heininen & J.Käkönen (eds.): Arctic Complexity. Essays on Arctic Interdependencies, TAPRI Occasional Papers
No.44: Tampere, 1991, pp.97-128.
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93. ”Runous, oikeus ja öljy Persianlahden sodassa: analyysi metaforista ja metonyymeistä 'käytännön' politiikassa” [Poetry, Just Law
and Oil in the Gulf Crisis: An Analysis of the Role of Metaphors and Narratives in the 'Praxis' of Politics], Rauhantutkimus, (7):3,
1991, pp.52-80.
94. ”Edistys on mahdollista ilman historianfilosofiaa!”, [Progress Is Possible without a Philosophy of World History], Rauhantutkimus,
(8):4, 1992, pp.52-87.
95. ”Kyllä tämä on niin saatanan surkeaa? Tutkielma suomen 1990-luvun poliittista identiteettiä ja intressejä rakentavista Kekkostarinoista”, [Kekkonen-Narratives: The Way They Constitute the Political Identity and Interests of Finland in the 1990's],
Kosmopolis, (23):2, 1993, pp.49-78.
96. ”Ei paluuta polikseen” [No Return to Polis], in M.Lahtinen (ed.): Etiikka ja politiikka, Research Reports, Department Of Political
Science And International Relations, University Of Tampere: Tampere, 1993, pp.39-50.
97. ”Peaceful Changes in World Politics”, in J.Käkönen (ed.): Studies on the Changing Contexts of World Politics of the 1990's,
TAPRI Research Reports No.52: Tampere, 1993, pp.43-93.
98. ”Rakentaako asiantuntijasukkuloija maailmankylää?” [Is the Expert Shuttler Building a Global Village?], with T.Teivainen,
Kosmopolis, (24):1, 1994, pp.29-37.
99. ”Pukekaamme keisareille kansalaisen vaatteet. kriittisiä huomioita poliittisista asiantuntijakäytännöistä myöhäismodernissa
yhteiskunnassa” [Should We Put Citizen's Dress on the Emperors? Critical Notes on the Expert Practices in Latemodern Society],
Kosmopolis, (24):3, 1994, pp.55-65.
100. ”Dogmaattinen demokratisaatio on väärää rauhanpolitiikkaa” [On Kant: Dogmatic Democratisation Does not Form an
Appropriate Basis for Peace Policy], Ulkopolitiikka, (32):2, 1995, pp.23-48.
101. ”Introducing Peaceful Changes”, with O.Wæver, in H.Patomäki (ed.): Peaceful Changes in World Politics, TAPRI Research
Report No.71: Tampere, 1995, pp.3-27.
102. ”How to Open up World Political Spaces: The Possibility of Republican World Politics”, in H.Patomäki (ed.): Peaceful Changes in
World Politics, Tapri Research Report No.71, 1995, pp.28-80.
103. ”Possibilities and Limits of Republican World Politics: A Concluding Trialogue”, with S.Guzzini & R.B.J.Walker, in H.Patomäki
(ed.): Peaceful Changes in World Politics, TAPRI Research Report No.71: Tampere, 1995, pp.404-430.
104. ”Hegelistä vielä kerran: onko vapautumisen dialektiikalla tulevaisuutta suvereenien valtioiden jälkeen?” [Once More on Hegel:
Any Future for the Dialectics of Emancipation after the Era of Sovereign Nation-States?], Kosmopolis, (25):4, 1995, pp.75-83.
105. ”Poliittisen osallistumisen etiikasta” [On the Ethics of Political Participation], Politiikka, (38):1, 1996, pp.14-30.
106. ”Venäjän kehitys ja Euroopan unionin toimintavaihtoehdot”, [The Development of Russia and the Action Possibilities of the
European Union], with C.Pursiainen & H.Heikka, Ulkopolitiikka, (33):1, 1996, pp.11-18.
107. ”Globalisaatio ja demokratia: voisiko Euroopan unionista olla malliksi muulle maailmalle?”, [Globalization and Democracy: Could
the EU Be a Model for the Rest of the World?], Kosmopolis, (26):2, 1996, pp.33-49.
108. ”East and West. Two Conflicting Civilizations Or Cultural Fragments Of The World Civilization?”, in H.Kirkinen & L.Westman
(eds.): On the Border of the European Union (From the Gulf of Finland to the Arctic Ocean), Joensuu University Press: Joensuu,
1997, pp.81-92.
109. ”Naton laajenemisen aporia” [The Aporia of NATO Expansion], Ulkopolitiikka, (34):1, 1997, pp.32-40.
110. ”Problems of Democratization: Towards Overcoming the Theory/Practice Dichotomy”, in R.Hjerppe, T.Kanninen, H.Patomäki &
K.Sehm (eds.): Democracy, Economy and Civil Society in Transition. The Cases of Russia and the Baltic States, UPI & Stakes:
Helsinki, 1997, pp.113-12.
111. ”Summary of the Discussions and Some Conclusions”, with R.Hjerppe & K.Sehm, in R.Hjerppe, T.Kanninen, H.Patomäki &
K.Sehm (eds.): Democracy, Economy and Civil Society in Transition. The Cases of Russia and the Baltic States, UPI & Stakes:
Helsinki, 1997, pp.129-34.
112. ”Kriittisten teorioiden haaste: rauhantutkimus kohti uutta vuosisataa” [Challenge of Critical Theories: Peace Research towards
a New Century], Kosmopolis, (28):1, 1998, pp.7-25.
113. ”Against the State, With (in) the State or a Transnational Creation: Russian Civil Society in the Making”, with C.Pursiainen, UPI
Working Papers no:4: Helsinki, 1998, 56 p.
114. “Tarua vai todellisuutta? Kylmän sodan tutkimuksen metodologiset opetukset” [Nothing but Texts, Language Games and
Legends? Methodological and Ethico-Political Lessons of Critical Studies on the Cold War and Its Legacy], in Tieto, valta ja
maailmanpolitiikka. Knowledge, Power and World Politics, Scripta In Honorem Professoris Osmo Apunen, Studia Politica
Tamperensis: Tampere, 1998, pp.100-136.
115. “The Tobin Tax: How to Make it Real; Towards a Socially Responsible and Democratic System of Global Governance”, NIGD
Project Report Prepared in Co-operation with Katarina Sehm Patomäki and C.Chavagneux, B.Deacon, A.Harnes, M.Montes, R.Palan
And D.Woodward, UPI Working Papers 13, 1999, v+107p. [Some parts published also in Portuguese in Brazil].
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116. ”Critical Responses to Globalisation in the Mercosur Region. Emergent Possibilities for Democratic Politics?”, with T. Teivainen,
NIGD Working Paper no:1: Helsinki & Nottingham, 2000, 47 p.
117. “Economics of Financial Instability. Realism and Emancipation of the Tobin Tax”, Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift, (53):1,
2000, pp.27-42.
118. ”Introduction: Five Theses on the Global Politics of Civil Society”, in H.Patomäki (ed.): Politics of Civil Society: A Global
Perspective on Democratization, NIGD Working Paper no:2: Helsinki & Nottingham, 2000, pp.1-12.
119. ”Conclusion: A Tentative Assessment of the Five Hypotheses on Global Democratization”, in H.Patomäki (ed.): Politics of Civil
Society: A Global Perspective on Democratization, NIGD Working Paper no:2: Helsinki & Nottingham, 2000, pp.143-152.
120. ”Vapaus verottaa. Vastaselvitys pääomaliikkeiden seurauksista ja niiden hallinnasta” [Freedom to Tax. A Counterreport on the
Consequences and Governance of Short-Term Capital Movements], Kepa: Helsinki, 2001, 14 p.
121. “Draft Treaty of Global Currency Transactions Tax”, with L.A.Denys, NIGD Discussion Paper 1/2002: Helsinki & Nottingham,
2002, 26 p.; available also at http://www.nigd.org/ctt. Republished in B.De Schutter & J.Pas (eds): About Globalisation. Views on
the Trajectory of Mondialisation, Vub Brussels University Press: Brussels, 2004, pp.185-203.
122. ”Theoretical Framework for the Evaluators”, in L.Rikkilä & K.Sehm-Patomäki (eds.): From a Global Market Place to Political
Spaces – The North-South Dialogue Continues, NIGD Working Paper 1/2002: Helsinki & Nottingham, 2002, pp.19-26.
123. ”Kohti imperiaalista maailmanjärjestystä? Analyysi sotilasliitto Naton arvoista ja sen roolista globaalissa poliittisessa taloudessa”
[Towards an Imperial Order? An Analysis of the Values of NATO and Its Role in Global Political Economy], in M.Kangaspuro &
T.Matinpuro (eds.): Uusi Nato. Eurooppalaisia näkökulmia sotilasliitosta ja Suomesta, Like: Helsinki, 2003, pp.11-58.
124. “Currency Transactions Tax Organisation”, in B.De Schutter & J.Pas (eds): About Globalisation. Views on the Trajectory of
Mondialisation, Vub Brussels University Press: Brussels, 2004, pp.167-178.
125. “The Draft Treaty and the NIGD Strategy for Global Democratisation”, in B.De Schutter & J.Pas (eds): About Globalisation.
Views on the Trajectory of Mondialisation, Vub Brussels University Press: Brussels, 2004, pp.179-184.
126. “Maailmanpolitiikan tutkimus tulevaisuuden tutkimuksena” [World Politics as Futures Studies], my inaugural lecture in Helsinki
published in Politiikka, (46):1, 2004, pp.47-53.
127. ”Kapitalistisen maailmantalouden pitkä laskukausi ja tulevaisuuden kriisit ja sodat. Osa 1, kasvun pysähtymisen selittäminen”
[The Long Downward Phase of the Capitalist World Economy and Future Crises and Wars. Part 1, Explanation of the standstill],
Kosmopolis, (34):1, 2004, pp.5-20.
128. ”Kapitalistisen maailmantalouden pitkä laskukausi ja tulevaisuuden kriisit ja sodat. Osa 2, kolme skenaariota globaalin hallinnan
muutoksesta” [The Long Downward Phase of the Capitalist World Economy and Future Crises and Wars. Part 2, Three Scenarios of
Transformation of Global Governance], Kosmopolis, (34):3, 2004, pp.90-106.
129. ”Global Transformations – Thirteen Theses about the Long-Term, World-Historical Significance of Global Democratic
Struggles”, Kosmopolis, (34):Uv60, 2004, pp.144-150.
130. “The State and Society in Contemporary Russian Thought”, with C.Pursiainen, in E.Rindzeviciute (ed.): Contemporary Change
in Russia: In from the Margins?, Baltic & East European Studies no:3, Beegs: Huddinge, 2004, pp.55-93.
131. “Is Democracy Possible without Global Democracy?”, in T.Kanninen & K.Sehm-Patomäki (eds.): Building Democracy from
Manila to Doha: The Evolution of the Movement of New or Restored Democracies, UM (Foreign Ministry) – Helsinki Process
Publication Series: Helsinki, 2005, pp.195-209.
132. ”Global Tax Initiatives: The Movement for the Currency Transaction Tax”, Civil Society and Social Movements series, Paper
No.27, UNRISD (United Nations Research Institute for Social Development): Geneva, 2007, 28 p.
133. ”Euroopan Unioni globaalissa poliittisessa taloudessa: vaihtoehtoiset tulevaisuuden mallit” [European Union in the Global
Political Economy: Alternative Futures], in J.Saari & T.Raunio (eds.): Euroopan tulevaisuus, Gaudeamus: Helsinki, 2007, pp.171-204.
134. ”The Tobin Tax: Collective Global Action against Economic Unreason and Injustice”, Framework, No:8, April 2008, pp.48-52.
135. ”Globalization and Finance Capitalism: Beyond All-Or-Nothing Arguments”, with P.James, Arena Journal, No: 29/30, 2008,
pp.101-30.
136. ”David Held: teoria kosmopolittiisesta demokratiasta” [David Held: Theory of Cosmopolitan Democracy], in K.Lindroos &
S.Soininen (eds.): Politiikan nykyteoreetikkoja, Gaudeamus: Helsinki, 2008, pp.255-79.
137. ”Global Financial Crisis: Causes and Consequences”, Local-Global Journal, (6):1, 2009, pp.4-27.
138. “The Tobin Tax and Global Civil Society Organisations: The Aftermath of the 2008-9 Financial Crisis”, Ritsumeikan Annual
Review of International Studies, (8):1, 2009, pp.1-18.
139. “Political Economy of International Security”, in P. Bilgin & P.D. Williams (eds): Global Security and International Political
Economy. Volume 1: Global Security, Eolss Publishers (with Unesco): Ramsey, Isle Of Man & Paris, 2010, pp.306-338
(http://www.eolss.net/ebooklib/viewebookdetail_1.aspx?catid=4&fileid=e1-68).
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140. “Is a Global Identity Possible? The Relevance of Big History to Self-Other Relations”, Refugee Watch, (13):36, 2010, pp.53-77.
141. “Maailmantalous ja arki” [World Economy and Everyday Life], in L.Andersson, I.Hetemäki, R.Mustonen & A.Sihvola (eds.):
Kaikki irti arjesta, Gaudeamus: Helsinki, 2011, pp.191-208.
142. “Kohti globaalia solidaarisuutta” [Towards Global Solidarity], in A.Laitinen & A.B.Pessi (eds.): Solidaarisuus, Gaudeamus:
Helsinki, 2011, pp.173-95.
143. ”Muutoshakuisen toimijuuden ongelma globaalissa kansalaisyhteiskunnassa: kohti globaaleja poliittisia puolueita” [On the
Problem of Transformative Agency in Global Civil Society: Towards Global Political Parties], Peruste, 1/2011, pp.103-38.
144. “Maailmanparlamentin idean uudelleen arviointia – eli miten ylittää kansainvälisen oikeuden ristiriitaisuus” [Reassessing the
Idea of a World Parliament – Or How to Overcome the Indeterminacy of International Law], Futura, (30):2, 2011, pp.5-18.
145. ”Legitimation in a Planetary Political Community: Is a Viable World State Possible?”, in D.Archibugi & G.Montani (eds.):
European Democracy and Cosmopolitan Democracy, The Ventotene Papers, The Altiero Spinelli Institute For Federalist Studies:
Ventotene, 2011, pp.223-250.
146. “Julkaisuluokittelun politiikkaa: teknologia ideologiana” [The Politics of Publication Classification: Technology as Ideology],
Politiikka, (53):4, 2011, pp.295-302.
147. “The Cosmopolitan Future of the European Union?”, Il Politico. Rivista Italiana De Scienze Politiche, (lxxvii):3, 2012, pp.129-46.
148. ”Globaalin poliittisen talouden kolme kenttää: kohti demokraattista globaalikeynesiläisyyttä” [The Three Fields of Global
Political Economy: Towards Global Keynesianism], in R.Mickelsson (ed.) Poliittinen vaikuttaminen tulevaisuudessa,
Tulevaisuudentutkimuksen Verkostoakatemia & Turun Yliopiston Politiikan Tutkimuksen Laitos: Turku, 2014, pp.90-121 (pp.67-92 in
e-publication available at www.utu.fi/poliittinen-vaikuttaminen-tulevaisuudessa).
149. “Piketty’s Global Tax on Capital: A Useful Utopia or a Realistic Alternative to a Global Disaster?”, Real-World Economics Review,
no:69 (7 October 2014), pp.51-7, available at http://www.paecon.net/paereview/issue69/patomaki69.pdf.
150. “Chikyu-Kibo Deno Hihanteki Saikiteki Jiko Seigyo: Taiki No Shiyuka Kara Global Tax Oyobi Koukyozai He” [Critical-Reflexive
Self-Regulation on a Planetary Scale: From Privatisation of the Atmosphere to Global Taxes and Common Good], in T.Uemura (ed.)
Global Tax No Kousou To Shatei [Conception And Scope Of Global Tax], Houritsu Bunka-Sha: Kyoto, 2015, pp.119-153.
151. “Why Do Social Sciences Matter. From Explanatory Critique to Concrete Eutopias in the Study of World Politics”, in P-E.Korvela,
K.Palonen & A.Björk (eds.) The Politics of World Politics, SoPhi: Jyväskylä, 2015, pp.176-99 (available at https://jyx.jyu.fi/
dspace/bitstream/handle/123456789/46807/978-951-39-6284-5.pdf?sequence=1).
152. “International Political Economy and Security”, in T.Balzacq & M.Dunn Cavelty (eds.) The Routledge Handbook of Security
Studies. Part I: Theoretical and Conceptual Approaches to Security (2nd edition), Routledge: London & New York, forthcoming in
2016.
153. “Liian täydellinen ollakseen totta? ’From Apology to Utopia’ teoksen argumentatiivisesta rakenteesta” [Too Perfect to Be True?
On the Structure of Argumentation of ‘From Apology to Utopia’], in J.Petman (ed.): Oikeus ja kritiikki: Koskenniemen ‘From Apology
To Utopia’, Forum Iuris-Series, The University Of Helsinki Law Faculty: Helsinki, forthcoming in 2016.
F. ACADEMIC BOOK REVIEWS AND REVIEW ESSAYS, INTERVIEWS OF SCHOLARS, ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES, COMMEMORATIONS,
REPORTS, DISCUSSIONS AND REJOINDERS
154. ”Kommentti: realismi ja kritiikki rauhantutkimuksessa” [A Comment: Realism and Critique in Peace Research], Rauhantutkimus,
(5):2, 1989, pp.82-6.
155. ”Käsitteellinen kaaos ja valtion teoreettinen hävittäminen” [Conceptual Chaos and the Theoretical Elimination of the State], a
book review of Y.H.Ferguson & R.W.Mansbach: 'The State, Conceptual Chaos and the Future of International Relations Theory',
Ulkopolitiikka, (26):3, 1989, pp.49-51.
156. ”Globaalin talouden poliittiset perspektiivit” [The Political Perspectives of Global Economy], book review of S.Gill & D.Law:
‘Global Political Economy’, Politiikka, (27):3, 1990, pp.211-2.
157. ”Beyond Realism and Marxism”, a book review essay of A.Linklater: ‘Beyond Realism and Marxism: Critical Theory and
International Relations’, Cooperation & Conflict, (26):1, 1991, pp.33-41.
158. ”Journalismi maailmanpolitiikan tutkimuksen korvikkeena” [Journalism as a Substitute for Research of World Politics],
Ulkopolitiikka, (29):2, 1992, pp.42-9.
159. ”Foucault'a Perinteisemmin” [The More Conventional Foucault], a book review of B.Burchell & C.Gordon & P.Miller (ed.): ‘The
Foucault Effect. Studies in Governmentality’, Politiikka, (29):2, 1992, pp.213-5.
160. No title, book review of V.Harle (ed.): ‘European Values in International Relations’, Cooperation and Conflict, (27):2, 1992.
pp.314-20.
161. ”Pahat viholliset maailmanpolitiikassa” [Evil Enemies in World Politics], a review essay, Politiikka, (34):2, 1992, pp.183-93.
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162. ”Ulkopolitiikan uudet mahdollisuudet” [The New Possibilities of Finnish Foreign Policy], Rauhantutkimus, (8):2, 1992, pp.62-70.
163. ”Leninismin ja pluralismin kamppailu maailmanpolitiikan tutkimuksessa” [The Struggle Between Leninism and Pluralism in the
Research of World Politics], Politiikka, (34):4, 1992, pp.379-85.
164. ”Oppikirjat ajan tasalle” [Up-Dating Textbooks], a book review of S.Guzzini: ‘The Continuing Story of a Death Foretold’ and
O.Waever: ‘Introduktion til studiet af international politik’, Politiikka, (35):1, 1993, pp.61-4.
165. ”Rauhantutkijat politiikan kentille osallistumaan!” [Peace Researchers Should Participate in Political Fields!], interview of Johan
Galtung, Kosmopolis, 24:3, 1994, pp.39-54.
166. ”Metamorphosis Of Europe?”, Diplomacy. A UC Berkeley - European Community Newsletter, Fall 1994, pp.5-11.
167. ”Ajallisia yhteyksiä ja moninaisia identiteettejä: kohti uutta maailmanpolitiikkaa?” [Temporal Connections and Plural Identities:
Towards New World Politics?], interview of R.B.J.Walker, Kosmopolis, 25:4, 1995, pp.23-37.
168. A book review of H-H.Holm & G.Sørensen (eds.): ‘Whose World Order? Uneven Globalization and the End of the Cold War’,
Politica, (28):1, 1996, pp.99-102.
169. A reply to a rejoinder by H-H.Holm & G.Sørensen, Politica, (28):2, 1996, pp.213-4.
170. ”Kommentti: Venäjä ja EU:n toimintavaihtoehdot – mystiikkaa vai faktoja?; Vastaus Jouko Rautavan kommenttiin”, [A
Comment: Russia and the Action Possibilities of the EU – Mysticism or Facts; A Reply to Jouko Rautava's Comment], Ulkopolitiikka,
(33):2, 1996, pp.19-21.
171. ”The Rhetorical Strategies and the Misleading Nature of the Attack on Postmodernism: A Reply to Østerud”, Journal Of Peace
Research, (34): 3, 1997, pp.325-9.
172. ”Olivatko Yhdysvaltain iskut oikeutettuja? Ei”, [Were the US Strikes Justified. No], a debate in Ulkopolitiikka, (35):3, 1998,
pp.46-8.
173. ”Selviytyykö YK (ja maailma) USA:n vallasta?”, [May the UN (and the World) Survive the Hegemony of the US?”], a book
review essay based on B.Boutros-Ghali: ‘Unvanquished: A U.S.-U.N. Saga’, Ulkopolitiikka, (36:3), 1999, pp.140-146.
174. ”After International Relations, After Capitalism: A Rejoinder to Branwen Gruffyd Jones”, Journal of Critical Realism, (1):2, 2003,
pp.175-81.
175. “Explaining the Rise and Decline of the Swedish Model”, a book review essay on M.J.Ryner: ‘Capitalist Restructuring,
Globalisation and the Third Way. Lessons from the Swedish Model’, Cooperation and Conflict, (38):2, 2003, pp.175-78.
176. “Uussuomettumista?”, [Neo-Finlandisation?], with J.Pakkasvirta, Historiallinen Aikakauskirja, 2/2003, pp.338-44.
177. ”An Optical Illusion: The Finnish Model”, a book review essay on M.Castells & P.Himanen (2002): ‘The Information Society and
the Welfare State. The Finnish Model’, Theory, Culture & Society, (20):3, 2003, pp.139-145.
178. ”Teknonationalismi ja talouskasvun globaalit edellytykset” [Technonationalism and the Prerequisites of Economic Growth], a
book review of T.Hämäläinen: ‘National Competitiveness and Economic Growth’. Tiedepolitiikka, 1/2004, pp.57-59.
179. “Salaisen diplomatian aika on ohi” [The Time for Secret Diplomacy is Over], Ulkopolitiikka, (40):1, 2004, pp.76-80.
180. ”Maailmankansalaisen etiikka” [Ethics for a Citizen of the World], book review of J.Sihvola: ’Maailmankansalaisen etiikka’,
Politiikka, (46):3, 2004, pp.219-221.
181. “Ihmiskunnan kohtalon yhteys: filosofisia ja yhteiskuntatieteellisiä vastauksia – Roy Bhaskarin Ja Heikki Patomäen keskustelu”,
[Reconstructing Global Interconnectedness: The Complementary Roles of Philosophy and Social Sciences – A Conversation with Roy
Bhaskar and Heikki Patomäki], ed. and trans. by M.Jutila, Kosmopolis, (36):1, 2006, pp.6-25.
182. “Global Democracy”, entry in the New Encyclopaedia project of Theory, Culture & Society (special issue on “Problematizing
Global Knowledge” ed. by M.Featherstone, C.Venn, R.Bishop & J.Phillips), (23):2-3, 2006, pp.519-21.
183. “Liberal-Democratization as a Global Political Project”, book review of R. Youngs: ‘International Democracy and the West. The
Role of Governments, Civil Society, and Multinational Business’, International Studies Review, (8):2, 2006, pp.336-8.
184. ”Currency Transaction Tax”, entry in R.Robertson and J.Aart Scholte (eds.): Encyclopedia of Globalization, Routledge: London
& New York, 2006.
185. ”International Relations”, entry in M.Hartwig (ed.): Critical Realism: An Encyclopaedia, Routledge: London & New York, 2007,
pp. 261-3.
186. ”Neoliberalism”, entry in M.Hartwig (ed.): Critical Realism: An Encyclopaedia, Routledge: London & New York, 2007, pp.326-9.
187. “Futures Studies”, entry in M.Hartwig (ed.): Critical Realism: An Encyclopaedia, Routledge: London & New York, 2007, pp.2157.
188. ”Political Economy”, with J.Morgan, entry in M.Hartwig (ed.): Critical Realism: An Encyclopaedia, Routledge: London & New
York, 2007, pp.362-4.
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189. “Comment On Chandler: The Role of ‘Critical’ in the Theory and Practice of Global Civil Society”, Globalizations, (4):2, 2007,
pp. 312-7.
190. “Learning from Alker: The Fifth Lesson” (Tributes to Hayward R. Alker), International Political Sociology, (2):1, 2008, pp.56–
62.
191. “Regulating Global Capital in the Age of Neoliberalism”, a book review of D.Singer: ‘Regulating Capital. Setting Standards for
the International Financial System’, International Studies Review, (10):2, 2008, pp.348-50.
192. ”Beyond Gated Politics”, a book review essay based on R.Coles: ‘Beyond Gated Politics. Reflections for the Possibility of
Democracy’, Theory, Culture & Society, (25):5, 2008, pp.152-8.
193. “A Response From Between the Past and the Future: On the Ethico-Political Notion of Collective Learning of Humankind”,
Cooperation & Conflict, (43):4, 2008, pp.461-7.
194. “Back To The Renaissance?”, a contribution to a book review forum on R.Ned Lebow: ‘Cultural Theory Of International
Reations’, International Relations, (23):1, 2009 , pp.155-9.
195. “Challenges and Paths to Global Justice”, a book review of H.Friman (ed.): ‘Challenges and Paths to Global Justice’, Journal Of
Peace Education, (6):2, 2009, pp. 256-8.
196. “Global Democracy”, a book review of R.Marchetti: ‘Global Democracy: For and against. Ethical Theory, Institutional Design
and Social Struggles’, Millennium: Journal of International Studies, (38):1, 2009, pp.193-5.
197. “How To Tell Better Cosmic Stories: A Rejoinder To Nick Hostettler”, Journal of Critical Realism, (9):1, 2010, pp. 105-11.
198. “Kohti vaihtoehtoista rahanjakomallia: vastaus Ilkka Niiniluodolle” [Towards an Alternative System of Allocating University
Funds: A Reply to Ilkka Niiniluoto], Politiikka, (54):1, 2012, pp.90-3.
199. ”Global Futures”, entry in G.Ritzer (ed.): Encyclopedia of Globalization. Volume II: De-H, Wiley-Blackwell: Oxford, 2012,
pp.826-36.
200. “Tobin Tax”, entry in G.Ritzer (ed.): Encyclopedia of Globalization. Wiley-Blackwell: Oxford, 2012.
201. “Tieteellisten keskustelujen ja kirja-arvioiden luonteesta: vastaus Vesa Kanniaiselle” [On the Nature of Scholarly Debates and
Book Reviews: A Reply to Vesa Kanniainen], Kansantaloudellinen Aikakauskirja, (109):1, 2013, pp.106-9.
202. ”Nousevien mahtien aatteita” [Ideas of the Aspiring Powers], a book review of H.Nau & M.Ollapally: ‘Worldviews of Aspiring
Powers. Domestic Foreign Policy Debates in China, India, Iran, Japan and Russia’, Ulkopolitiikka, (51):3, 2014, pp.66-7.
203. “On the Reality of Causes: A Response to Ned Lebow”, Newsletter of Qualitative and Multi-Method Research, American Political
Science Association, (12):2, 2014, pp. 11-15; available at
http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/uploadedFiles/moynihan/cqrm/Newsletter%2012_2.pdf.
G. BOOK MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS
204. Global Futures: On the Temporality of the Human Condition (several papers based on this project have already been
published); three publishers have expressed interest in this book project, including Cambridge University Press.
205. On the Stages of Ethico-Political Learning (35,000 words essay version available for comments and feedback).
206. Three Fields of Global Political Economy (20,000 words essay version available for comments and feedback).
H. POPULAR WRITINGS
Since 1987, some 150 publications in various, newspapers journals, magazines and popular books, including regular columns in the
quarterlies Suomi (1994) and Niin & Näin (1994-95). Here is merely a partial list of these publications (in addition, more than 160
blog-entries are available at www.patomaki.fi, http://blogs.helsinki.fi/patomaki/, and other sites):
1. ”Humen giljotiinin terrori ja Nietzschen taistelu arvojen puolesta. eli eräs Nietzschen tulkinta”, [The Terror of Hume’s Guillotine
and Nietzsche’s Fight for Values. Or: A Particular Interpretation of Nietzsche], Aporia, 1/1987.
2. ”Postkulttuuri, uuden ajan iltarusko, osat 1 & 2”, [Postculture, the Sunset of Modernity, parts 1 & 2], Ylioppilaslehti, 30.1.1987/3
& 6.2.1987/4.
3. ”Suomi ja suomalaisuus arvioitava uudelleen”, [Finnish Identity in Need of a Reappraisal], Helsingin Sanomat, 4.8.1991.
4. ”Ulkopolitiikkamme määriteltävä uudelleen”, [Finnish Foreign Policy Should Be Redefined], Turun Sanomat, 6.11.1991.
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5. ”Rauhantutkimuksen asema täytyy vakiinnuttaa”, [There Should Be a Settled Position for Peace Research], with P.Korhonen,
Helsingin Sanomat, 11.11.1992.
6. ”Kekkostarinat rakentavat nykyisyyttä”, [Kekkonen-Narratives Take Part in Constructing the Present], Turun Sanomat, 1.7.1993.
7. ”Ihmisuhrit ja vierasystävällisyys. Kiistat kolonialismin oikeutuksesta Euroopassa 1500-1800-luvuilla”, [Human Sacrifices and
Friendliness towards Strangers. Debates about the Justification of Colonialism in Europe, 1500-1800], Kosmos, 1/1993, pp.2-6.
8. ”Siperian opetukset voivat olla monet” [The Lessons of Siberia Can Be Many], with T.Teivainen, Helsingin Sanomat, 15.2.1994.
9. ”Uudet aatteet, vanhat vaatteet” [New Thoughts, Old Clothes], a book review of R.J.Penttilä & J.Tapaninen & J.Jutila: ‘Ultimatum
Isänmaalle’, Helsingin Sanomat, 23.2.1994.
10. ”Ulkopolitiikan tutkimuksen renessanssi”, [The Renaissance of the Study of Foreign Policy], a book review of T.Forsberg &
T.Vaahtoranta (eds.): ‘Johdatus Suomen ulkopolitiikkaan’ and J.Huru (ed.): ‘Uuden ulkopolitiikan haasteet’, Ydin, 2/94.
11. ”Paljastuskirja Horneteista”, [A Book of Revelation about Hornets], a book review of H.Hiilamo & S.Sipola: ‘Aavelasku.
Dokumenttikirja vuosisadan suomalaisesta asekaupasta’, Helsingin Sanomat, 31.3.1994.
12. ”Dialektiikka on vapauden sykettä”, [Dialectic Is the Pulse of Freedom], a book review of R.Bhaskar: ‘Dialectic. The Pulse of
Freedom’, Helsingin Sanomat, 28.8.1994.
13. ”Eurooppalainen muodonmuutos” [A European Metamorphosis], a review essay of S.García (ed.): ‘European Identity and the
Search for Legitimacy’, Meehan: ‘Citizenship and the European Community’ and others, Helsingin Sanomat, 18.9.1994.
14. ”Venäjä ei tyydy kopioimaan läntistä mallia” [It Will not be enough for Russia to Copy the West], Helsingin Sanomat, 26.3.1995.
15. ”Venäjän oikeus erilaisuuteen” [Russia's Right to be Different], Helsingin Sanomat, 2.4.1995.
16. ”Jugoslavia on opetus Euroopan Unionille” [Jugoslavia as a Lesson to the EU], Turun Sanomat, 12.10.1995.
17. ”Kosmopoliittinen demokratia – uuden vuosituhannen laulu?” [Cosmopolitan Democracy – The Song of the New Millennium?],
review essay based on A.S.Ahmed et.al. (eds.): ‘Islam, Globalization and Postmodernity’, D.Archibudi & D.Held (eds.):
‘Cosmopolitan Democracy’, D.Held: ‘Democracy and the Global Order’, and G.Salame (ed.): ‘Democracy without Democrats?’,
Helsingin Sanomat, 1.12.1995.
18. ”Onko EU:n demokratiasta malliksi?”, [Could the Democracy of the EU be a Model?], Iltasanomat, 24.6.1996.
19. ”Naton laajenemisen vaikea pulma” [The Dilemma of NATO Expansion], Turun Sanomat, 22.1.1997.
20. ”Arvovalta, maine ja pimeät voimat” [Prestige, Reputation and Dark Forces], a book review of F.A.Beer & R.Hariman (ed.):
‘Post-Realism. The Rhetorical Turn in International Relations’, Helsingin Sanomat, 5.2.1997.
21. ”YK:n rahoituskriisillä on poliittiset syyt” [There are Political Reasons behind the UN Financial Crisis], Aamulehti, 1.4.1997.
22. ”Globalisoituva maailma ja sivilisaatioiden yhteentörmäys” [Globalising World and the Conflict of Civilisations], Savon Sanomat
[and 6 other newspapers], 1.7.1997.
23. ”Moniarvoiseen turvallisuusyhteisöön pitkä matka. Nato edustaa perinteistä tapaa ratkaista rauhan ja turvallisuuden ongelmat”,
[Long Way to a Pluralistic Security Community. NATO Represents a Traditional Way of Resolving Problems of Peace and Security],
Turun Sanomat [and 8 Other Newspapers], 22.7.1997.
24. ”Yhden viidesosan yhteiskunta” [One-Fifth Society], a book review of H-P.Martin & H.Schumann: ‘Globalizierungsgefälle’
(Swedish edition of ‘Global Trap’), Helsingin Sanomat, 5.8.1997.
25. ”Existerar vänstern längre?” [Is there a Left anymore?], Studentbladet, 15/1997, 10.11.1997.
26. “Serbian nationalismi vahvistuu pahaenteisesti” [Serbian Nationalism is Gaining Strength Ominously], Kaleva [and 3 Other
Newspapers], 25.9.1997.
27. ”Demokratisering – världspolitikens nya fas?” [Democratisation – the New Phase of World Politics?], with Katarina Sehm,
Hufvustadsbladet, 9.12.97; and in Finnish in Turun Sanomat, 18.2.1998.
28. ”Uusliberalismi loi koulutusloukun” [Neoliberalism Created an Education Trap], Helsingin Sanomat, 4.8.1998.
29. ”Tobinin vero iskee spekulaatiotalouteen” [Tobin Tax Hits the Core of the Speculative Economy], Kumppani, 6/98, pp.10-12.
30. ”Globalisaatio – myytti näköalattomalle maailmalle”, [Globalization – a Myth for a World without Visions], a review of P.Hirst &
G.Thompson: ‘Globalization in Question’; M.Veseth: ‘Selling Globalization. The Myth of Global Economy’; and L.Weiss: ‘The Myth of
Powerless State’, Helsingin Sanomat, 24.12.1999.
31. ”IMF ei tarvitse uutta johtajaa vaan muutosta” [The IMF Does not Need a New Director as much as Change], Savon Sanomat
[and 3 Other Newspapers], 22 March 2000.
32. ”Apatiasta politiikan uusiin tiloihin” [From Apathy to New Political Spaces], in M.Puttonen (ed.): Rohkeasti vallasta. Kirjoituksia
vallasta ja tavallisen ihmisen mahdollisuuksista, Helsingin Kaupunki, Nuorisoasiainkeskus: Helsinki, 2000, pp. 44-50.
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33. ”Global Reforms. Thirteen Theses about the Long-Term, World-Historical Significance of Cosmopolitan Democratic Struggles”,
Theory, Culture & Society Newsletter, April 2000.
34. ”Tobinin vero on realismia” [Tobin Tax is Realism], Talous & Yhteiskunta, (29):2, 2001, pp.17-19.
35. “The Leverage of the Tobin Tax”, in Sand in the Wheels. Attac Weekly Newsletter – N°94, Wednesday 5 September 2001.
36. “Tobinskatten är fullt möjligt” [Tobin Tax Is Entirely Possible], a written interview in Swedish conducted by L.Vikström,
published in U.Berg et.al. (eds.): Tobinskatten, Agora: Stockholm, 2001, pp. 151-157 [and before that, in four newspapers and
magazins in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden].
37. ”Making a Workable Tobin Tax: Don't Believe in the Economic Orthodoxy! A Response to OECD’s Study ’Exchange Market
Volatility and Securities Transaction Taxes’”, in Sand in the Wheels. Attac Weekly Newsletter – N°135, Wednesday 3 July 2002 (also
available on the global policy forum website at https://www.globalpolicy.org/component/content/article/216/45944.html); and in
French as ”Ne Croyez Pas À L'économie Orthodoxe!” in Courriel D’information Attac, n°350 Vendredi 19/07/02.
38. ”Hvodan gjennomføre tobinskatten på en demokratisk måte?” [How to further the Tobin Tax in a Democratic Way?], published
in Norwegian in Stalsberg, L. & Drange N. (eds.): Vill Valuta. En Debattbok Om Tobinskatten, Attac Norge: Oslo, 2002, pp.61-73.
39. ”Yhdysvallat ja vanhat imperiumit” [The United States and the Old Empires], Suomen Kuvalehti, 30/2002, 26.7.2002, p.62.
40. “Suomi tietoyhteiskunnan ihannemallina” [Finland as the Ideal Model of Information Society], a book review of M.Castells &
P.Himanen (2002): ‘The Information Society and the Welfare State. The Finnish Model’, Helsingin Sanomat, 23.2.2003.
41. ”Mikä Suomen ’lännettämisessä’ on vikana” [What’s Wrong with the Westernization of Finland], Turun Sanomat, 18.11.2003.
42. ”Nato och en förfallen utopi on västvärlden” [NATO and the Collapsed Utopia of the West], with B.Auffermann, in Swedish in
Hufvudstadsbladet, 10.12.2003; in Finnish as “Sortunut utopia hyvästä lännestä”, Aamulehti, 4.1.2004.
43. ”Onko Halonen palauttamassa moraalin ulkopolitiikkaan?” [Is Halonen Returning Morality to Foreign Policy?], Helsingin
Sanomat, ‘sunnuntaidebatti’, 14.3.2004.
45. ”Globaalia hallintaa täytyy demokratisoida” [Global Governance Must be Democratized],with T.Teivainen, keskustelua (debate),
kulttuuriosasto (a rejoinder to P.Haaparanta’s & J.Pirttilä’s review essay ”Globalisaation hallinta ja hallinnan globalisaatio”),
21.5.2004, Helsingin Sanomat, 31.5.2004.
46. “Opetuksen ja tutkimuksen hyödykkeistäminen” [The Commodification of Teaching and Research], Aikuiskasvatus, (25):4, 2005,
pp.325-6; see also a related text at http://patomaki.fi/arkisto/mihin-laatua-todella-tarvitaan/.
47. ”Tulevaisuuden ennakoiminen on liikaa ennalta määrättyä” [Anticipation of the Future Seems too Much Pre-determined],
Helsingin Sanomat, 3.3.2006.
48. “Global Political Movement for the Tobin Tax: A Post-Asian Crisis Re-Assessment of Possibilities”, Re-Public – Re-Imagining
Democracy (An Online Journal) 1.7.2006, available at http://www.re-public.gr/en/?p=27.
49. ”Nyt pitäisi rakentaa globaalin turvallisuusyhteisön edellytyksiä” [Time to Build Conditions for a Global Security Community],
Helsingin Sanomat, C1, 5.7.2006.
50. ”Tavoitteena globaali demokratia” [Aiming at Global Democracy], Ydin, 4/2006, p.4.
51. “Politologian ja vallan näkökulma hyvinvointivaltion tulevaisuuteen” [A Perspective of Power and Politics on the Future of the
Welfare State], Futura, 1/2007, pp.29-33.
52. “Historia ajoi Rawlsin ohi” [Rawls: Overtaken by History], a book review of the Finnish translation of J.Rawls: ‘The Law of
Peoples’, Yliopisto, June 2007, pp.58-9.
53. “Nato-keskustelussa katsottava kauas tulevaisuuteen” [Discussions about the NATO-membership should Focus on Possible and
Likely Long-Term Futures], Ydin, 1/2008, pp.6-7; available also at http://patomaki.fi/arkisto/nato-keskustelussa-katsottava-kauastulevaisuuteen/.
54. “Vapaus on oppimisen paras tae” [Freedom is the Best Guarantee of Learning”], Helsingin Sanomat, 7.5.2008.
55. ”Mahdollisuuden taito – globaali puolueet?” [The Art of the Possible – Global Parties?], in H. Kuusela & M.Rönkkö (eds.):
Puolueiden kriisi, Like: Helsinki (Into Pamfletti), 2008, pp.115-129.
56. “Yliopisto konkreettisena utopiana: kokemuksia Turusta Nottinghamiin ja Helsingistä Melbourneen” [University as a Concrete
Utopia: Experiences from Turku to Nottingham, and from Helsinki to Melbourne], in T.Tomperi (ed.): Akateeminen kysymys?
Yliopistolain kritiikki ja kiista uudesta yliopistosta, Vastapaino: Tampere, 2009, pp.25-43.
57. ”Suomen pitäisi puolustaa Wikileaksin työtä” [Finland Should Defend the Work of Wikileaks], Helsingin Sanomat, 13.1.2011;
published also in English and other languages as “Wikileaks: Finland Should Offer Asylum to Julian Assange”, including in Le Monde
Diplomatique at http://mondediplo.com/openpage/wikileaks-finland-should-offer-asylum-to-julian.
58. ”Kriisimaita pelastattaessa on pohdittava, mitä tarkoittaa eurooppalainen vastuu” [What Does it Mean to Talk about European
Responsibility in the Context of Rescue Packages?], Helsingin Sanomat, opinion, 12.5.2011.
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59. ”Demokraattinen globaalikeynesiläisyys” [Democratic Global Keynesianism], in M.Rönkkö (ed.): Toisenlaisen maailman
manifesti, Into: Helsinki, 2011, pp.117-34.
60. ”Velkakriisi: historian opetuksia” [Debt Crisis: Lessons from History], Vihreä Lanka, 13.1.2012, available also at
http://heikkipatomki.puheenvuoro.uusisuomi.fi/93996-velkakriisi-historian-opetuksia.
61. ”Turvallisuusneuvostolla on liikaa valtaa” [The Security Council Has too much Power], Helsingin Sanomat, 20.8.2012.
62. ”Ideologia ja taloustiede: vastaus Vesa Kanniaiselle” [Ideology and Economics: A Reply to Vesa Kanniainen], Kanava, 1/2013,
pp.104-5; available also at http://patomaki.fi/2013/01/ideologia-ja-taloustiede-vastaus-vesa-kanniaiselle/.
63. ”Kohti globaalia keynesiläisyyttä” [Towards Global Keynesianism], Ulkopolitiikka, 1/2013, pp.16-21, available also at
http://www.ulkopolitiikka.fi/artikkeli/1098/kohti_globaalia_keynesilaisyytta/.
64. ”Euron myötä EU on ajautunut kurimuksen partaalle” [with the Euro, the EU has Come Very Close to the Edge], Helsingin
Sanomat, opinion, 28.6.2013; available also at http://patomaki.fi/2013/06/euron-myota-eu-on-ajautunut-kurimuksen-partaalle/.
65. “From Eurocrisis to a Global New Deal”, a written interview by C. J. Polychroniou, published first in OpenDemocracy on 8.7.2013
at https://www.opendemocracy.net/openeconomy/cjpolychroniou-heikki-patom%C3%A4ki/from-eurocrisis-to-global-new-deal; and
then in Greek in the Sunday edition of the national newspaper Eleftherotypia on 14.7.2013.
66. “Ajattele solidaarisesti, toimi paikallisesti ja maailmanlaajuisesti! Heikki Patomäen haastattelu” [Employ Solidarity in Your
Thinking, Act Locally and Globally!], a written interview by K.Suomela, published in J.Sumuvuori (ed.): Rauhan Ytimessä.
Sadankomitea 50 Vuotta, Helsinki: Into, 2013, pp.151-162.
67. “There Are Good Reasons to Expect that the Neoliberal Era is Coming to an End”, a written interview by the Euro Crisis in the
Press Project at the LSE, published on 15 August 2013, available at http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/eurocrisispress/2013/08/15/professorpatomaki-there-are-good-reasons-to-expect-that-the-neoliberal-era-is-coming-to-an-end/.
68. “Kasvihuonekaasuvero hidastaisi ilmastonmuutosta” [A Greenhouse Gas Tax Would Slow down Climate Change], Helsingin
Sanomat, 25.10.2013; available at http://www.hs.fi/ulkomaat/a1382595295174.
69. “Pakotteiden vaarat ovat usein hyötyjä suuremmat” [The Dangers of Sanctions Are Often Bigger than Their Expected Benefits],
Helsingin Sanomat, 17.9.2014, p.A5; available at http://www.hs.fi/paakirjoitukset/a1410840455311.
70. ”Från kolonial hegemoni till global demokrati: en inlärningsprocess”, [From Colonial Hegemony to Global Democracy: A Learning
Process], in Swedish in Fredsposten, 3/2014, pp.6-8; in Finnish “Kolonialismin kautta globaaliin demokratiaan”, Kulttuurivihkot, 45/2014, pp.17-20; available at http://patomaki.fi/2014/10/kolonialismin-kautta-globaaliin-demokratiaan/.
71. ”Ajaudutaanko lamaan sattumalta?” [Do We Enter Recessions and Depressions Just by Chance?], Kaleva, 5.8.2015, p.32 K2,
available at http://www.kaleva.fi/mielipide/vieras/ajaudutaanko-lamaan-sattumalta/703731/.
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