Samhällsvetenskap
Finland
100%
teacher
31%
early childhood education and care
26%
education
26%
citizen
25%
sustainability
24%
interview
23%
minority
23%
learning
23%
literacy
22%
well-being
22%
political participation
21%
speaking
21%
classroom
20%
music
19%
experience
18%
student
18%
refugee
18%
citizens' participation
17%
Fin
17%
Religion
16%
experiment
16%
movies
16%
Jew
15%
Teaching
15%
home care
15%
dialogue
15%
reactance
15%
work system
14%
action research
14%
participation
14%
ethnology
14%
leadership
14%
fascism
14%
democracy
14%
anti-racism
14%
iron and steel industry
14%
social capital
14%
planning process
13%
displaced person
13%
internationalism
13%
Legal education
13%
Corruption perception
13%
curriculum
13%
language group
13%
ESS
12%
emotion
12%
utopia
12%
International Business
12%
deliberation
12%
exile
12%
digitalization
12%
cinema
12%
literature
12%
teacher's role
12%
politics
12%
political communication
12%
religious group
12%
Socialisation
12%
linguistics
11%
primary school teacher
11%
multi-level analysis
11%
scientific journal
11%
reform policy
11%
evidence
11%
Handicap
11%
time
11%
acoustics
11%
action plan
11%
public administration
11%
homogeneity
11%
multilingualism
11%
discourse
10%
worker
10%
information service
10%
present
10%
comprehension
10%
reward
10%
France
10%
voting
10%
professional association
10%
clothing
10%
ambivalence
10%
educational setting
10%
semiotics
10%
environmental policy
10%
sexual violence
10%
animal
10%
financial crisis
10%
welfare state
9%
imagination
9%
personality traits
9%
weapon
9%
Group
9%
corruption
9%
subjectivity
9%
climate change
9%
moral philosophy
8%
workplace
8%
vocabulary
8%
Konst och humaniora
Finland
50%
Anti-Fascism
48%
Nordic Countries
42%
Fascism
36%
Religion
32%
Jewish Studies
27%
Judaism
23%
Transatlantic Networks
17%
Howard Barker
17%
Aesthetics
16%
Theology
16%
Captivity Narratives
16%
Theological Aesthetics
15%
Regional Language
15%
Nazism
14%
John Donne
14%
Labor Movement
14%
Esotericism
14%
Research Traditions
13%
Scandinavia
13%
Communication Studies
13%
Vineyard
13%
Cultural Influences
13%
18th Century
13%
Regional Identity
13%
Social Democracy
12%
Declaration
12%
Activism
12%
Anguish
12%
Minorities
12%
Global History
12%
Sweden
12%
Turku
11%
Linguistic Identity
11%
Seizures
11%
Religious Diversity
11%
Morocco
11%
Vernacular Religion
11%
Anticipation
11%
Goodness
11%
Communist
10%
Mysticism
10%
Adolf Hitler
10%
Immigrants
10%
Popular Front
10%
Social Movements
10%
Queerness
10%
Imagining
9%
Repertoire
9%
Latin America
9%
Human Rights
9%
Sports
9%
Gesture
9%
Documentary
9%
Inclusion
9%
Slavery
9%
Creativity
9%
Novel
8%
Socialist
8%
Affective
8%
Nationalism
8%
Functionalism
8%
Unity
8%
Jewish Art
8%
Religiosity
7%
Chant
7%
Rise
7%
Popular Culture
7%
Anti-communism
6%
Human Face
6%
Sectarianism
6%
Communist International
6%
Foreign Office
6%
National Unity
6%
Johannesburg
6%
Communication
6%
International Organizations
6%
History
6%
Pedro
6%
Critical Thinking
6%
Articulation
6%
Copenhagen
6%
Image of God
6%
Solidarity
6%
Postcolonial Studies
6%
Digital Media
6%
Research Projects
5%
Manifestation
5%
Commodification
5%
Queer Archive
5%
1930s
5%
Mobilization
5%
Little Sister
5%
Reformist
5%
Nazi Germany
5%
Third Reich
5%
Transatlantic
5%
Jewish Context
5%
Impetus
5%
Ethnic Groups
5%
Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
Information Literacy
32%
Digital Technology
23%
Child Sexual Abuse
21%
Literacy
17%
Digital Natives
16%
Business-to-business Marketing
14%
Creative Industries
14%
Opinion Leaders
13%
Start-up Firms
13%
Readability
13%
Social Capital
13%
Innovation
12%
Work Place
12%
Entrepreneurs
12%
Social Entrepreneurship
12%
Start-ups
11%
Risk Perception
11%
Usability
11%
Overlapping
11%
Intention to Use
11%
Marketing Research
10%
Organizational Innovation
10%
B2B Marketing
10%
Qualitative Study
10%
Knowledge Sharing
9%
Social Media
8%
Immigrants
8%
Language
8%
Chief Executive Officer
7%
Governance
7%
Uncertainty
6%
Empirical Study
6%
Workers
6%
Investors
6%
Social Norms
6%
Self-efficacy
6%
Risk and Uncertainty
5%
Evaluation
5%
Advisors
5%
Structural Equation Modeling
5%