Kristina Kallas (MA Modern History, Central European University, Budapest). Kristina joined IBS team in 2007. Her main responsibility is to lead the team working on broad issues such as social integration, migration and minority rights.


Publications:

Book chapters

Kallas, K. and Vello Pettai (2009). “Estonia: conditionality amidst a legal straightjacket” in Minority Rights in Central and Eastern Europe, ed. Bernd Rechel. Basees/Routledge Series on Russian and East European Studies.

Research reports and policy analysis

Kallas, K. and Marju Lauristin (2008). “Mitte-eestlaste osalemine Eesti ühiskondlikus elus ja poliitikas”(Participation of Non-Estonians in Public Life and Politics in Estonia), in Eesti Inimarengu Aruanne 2008 (Estonian Human Development Report 2008). Ühiskondliku Leppe Sihtasutus, Tallinn
Kallas, K. & Kristjan Kaldur ed. (2008). Integration Policies and Measures: Case Study of Good Practices in Sweden, Denmark and Great Britain. Integration Foundation: Tallinn.
Kallas, K (2008). Õiguslik-poliitiline integratsioon (Political-legal Integration) in RIP 2008-2013 vajadus- ja teostatavusuuringute lõpparuanne (Final report on needs and feasibility study of Estonian integration measures 2008-2013). Ed. By Lauristin, M & Vihalemm, T. Integration Foundation: Tallinn.
Kallas, K. (2007). Minorities in Transition: A Force Forward Rather than Backward. Regional workshop report. ICDT & IBS, Budapest & Tartu.

Other publications

Kallas, K. Kuidas need venelased siia ikkagi sattusid? (How these Russians happened to be here?). In “Multikultuursus, integratsioon ja keeleõpe Eestis. Arutelusid ja visioone” (Multiculturalism, Integration and Language Learning in Estonia. Discussions and Visions). Edited by Kristina Kallas, Non-Estonian Integration Foundation: 2003.
Co-author to the publications “Russia 2000” and “Russia 2001” of the Academic Centre of Baltic and Russian Studies, University of Tartu
Kallas, K. Russia – Estonia – the Baltic States, in “Estonia and Russia on the threshold of the 21st century: global, regional and bilateral dimensions.” Politica Vol.1 (Publications of Department of Political Science), University of Tartu, Tartu: 1999.

Papers and presentations at conferences

Kallas, Kristina. Participation of National Minorities in Public Life: Case of Estonia and Latvia. Presentation at Forum Institute international conference “Effective Political, Economic & Social Participation of Minorities“ in Bratislava, Slovakia, September 2008.
Kallas, Kristina. Minorities in Transition: Case of Eastern Europe and Baltic States. Presentation at ICDT (International Centre for Democracy and Transition) conference in Budapest, Hungary, May 2007.
Kallas, Kristina et al. Interpreting Lika and Krbava 1712 Census: Family Structures, Environment, Ethnicity and Religion. Conference “Historical Research, study of History and Computerisations,” December 2002, Zagreb, Croatia.
Kallas, Kristina. How will the situation of Eastern European minorities change, if one part of the region becomes member of the EU? Paper presented in the Minority and Human Rights section of the III Central European Conference organised by Rajk Laszlo College for Advanced Studies. Budapest, April 2000.
Kallas, Kristina. Russia – Estonia – the Baltic States. Paper presented at international conference “Estonia and Russia in the thresholds of the 21st century: global, regional and bilateral dimensions.” Otepää, April 1999.