KEKO CLUSTER
CLUSTER ON ADAPTATION TO AND MITIGATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
KEKO people
Aet Annist
Associate Professor @ School of Humanities at Tallinn University
Environmental socialities: environmental and climate movements; climate related changes in the society; Anthropology of development: Changes in the ideologies and practices of development and in community cohesion in postsocialist countries; Processes of migration, ethnic capital and dispossession; Ideologies, practices end effects of planning and managing heritage culture; Youth participation; rejected identity.
Kai Pata
Professor of Adult Education and Non-Formal Learning @ School of Educational Sciences at Tallinn University
Narrative learning in hybrid digital ecosystems; Digital ecosystems; Technology Enhanced Workplace learning, Access of young adults to Adult education opportunities; Designing socio-technological learning systems, Scaffolding learning in communities, networks and clusters; Distributed cognition; The role of the facilitator on the effectiveness of environmental decision-making process in synchronous computer-supported learning environment; The factors influencing the effectiveness of ICT based visualised learning process; The patterns of learning with complex learning objects; The development of conceptual coherence on environmental issues
Katrin Männik
Researcher in Sustainable Education @ School of Educational Sciences and Head of the Environmental Change Cluster KEKO at Tallinn University
Sustainable Education and Development, lifelong learning through the development of horisontal green skills and capacities, climate and innovation awareness, as well as research in educational and social sciences, innovation, and science policy.
Tarmo Pikner
Associate Professor @ School of Humanities at Tallinn University
Urbanity dynamics, and how it forms relations between culture, nature and technology; Assemblages of significant environmental change, heritage and Anthropocene appearances, e.g. spatialisation of coastal and marine areas; Social theories to understand cultural and spatio-temporal dimensions of society change.

