20 Years of Riigikogu Toimetised

Aare Kasemets	20 Years of Riigikogu Toimetised – Aare Kasemets	No. 42, 274
Aivar Jarne	20 Years of Riigikogu Toimetised – Aivar Jarne	No. 42, 274
Mart Raudsaar	20 Years of Riigikogu Toimetised – Mart Raudsaar	No. 42, 275
Helle Ruusing	20 Years of Riigikogu Toimetised – Helle Ruusing	No. 42, 274
Tiina Kaalep	20 Years of Riigikogu Toimetised – Tiina Kaalep	No. 42, 275

Editor-in-Chief’s Column

Marju Himma	Data Is Not Oil, but Rather a Wicked Climate Problem	No. 53,
Marju Himma	The European Union needs to be explained more clearly	No. 52,
Marju Himma	Information that makes you powerless. But not inpowerless	No. 51,
Mart Raudsaar	There will not be life or the state of Estonia without children	No. 50,
Mart Raudsaar	Without industry, we will not get rich	No. 49,
Mart Raudsaar	Options for a State Reform in Estonia	No. 48,
Mart Raudsaar	Estonians Believe in Education	No. 46, 5
Mart Raudsaar	To Be or Not to Be, That is the Question	No. 45,
Tiina Kaalep	One And a Half Degrees	No. 44, 194
Tiina Kaalep	Lessons	No. 43, 240
Tiina Kaalep	What Divides Us, What Unites Us	No. 42, 256
Tiina Kaalep	An Alarm Bell, not a Church Bell	No. 41, 206
Mart Raudsaar	Science Is Still Useful	No. 40, 259
Mart Raudsaar	If the Estonian State is a House, then What Kind of a House?	No. 39, 218
Mart Raudsaar	Today, One Hundred Years Ago and One Hundred Years After	No. 38, 266
Mart Raudsaar	How Can We Make It from the Hallway to the Drawing Room?	No. 37,
Mart Raudsaar	How to survive in the changed security situation	No. 36, 260
Mart Raudsaar	The twelve stars shining	No. 35, 198
Mart Raudsaar	Culture is the sum of all (after Mihhail Lotman)	No. 34, 239
Mart Raudsaar	To be – no doubt – but how?	No. 33, 244
Mart Raudsaar	They Just Are with Us	No. 32, 234
Mart Raudsaar	Estonia’s Search for a Happy Industrialist	No. 31, 231
Mart Raudsaar	Our People, Our State and Our Space	No. 30, 237
Mart Raudsaar	Estonia’s Decade of Possibilities	No. 29, 235
Helle Ruusing	Against the Wind	No. 28, 227
Helle Ruusing	Myths	No. 27, 235
Helle Ruusing	Twenty	No. 26, 271
Helle Ruusing	The Lost World	No. 25, 215
Helle Ruusing	Frightened Money	No. 24, 197
Helle Ruusing	Ready?	No. 23, 229
Helle Ruusing	Landmark	No. 22, 209
Helle Ruusing	Fire under Ashes	No. 21, 213
Helle Ruusing	An End to Stagnation	No. 20, 242
Aivar Jarne	How RiTo Got on Television	No. 20, 243
Aare Kasemets	Looking Back at the Beginning of Riigikogu Toimetised and a Modest Wish	No. 20, 243
Helle Ruusing	Stuck	No. 19, 241
Helle Ruusing	Lacking a Head	No. 18, 191
Helle Ruusing	What We Lack the Most	No. 17, 252
Helle Ruusing	In Defence of History	No. 16, 217
Helle Ruusing	A Different Kind of Spring	No. 15, 215
Helle Ruusing	More Principles Are Needed	No. 14, 252
Helle Ruusing	Tired of Politics	No. 13, 247
Helle Ruusing	Choices within Ourselves	No. 12, 246
Helle Ruusing	Only the One Who Speaks Is Heard!	No. 11, 250
Aivar Jarne	Ten Issues Already!	No. 10, 207
Aivar Jarne	Children’s Welfare in the Hands of the Riigikogu	No. 8, 243
Aivar Jarne	This Issue’s Main Theme – the European Union	No. 7, 251
Aivar Jarne	In Defence of Parliament	No. 6, 235
Aivar Jarne	The Tenth Anniversary of the Constitution	No. 5, 240
Aivar Jarne	Introductory column by the Editor-in-Chief	No. 4, 213
Aare Kasemets	Editor-in-Chief’s Columns	No. 3, 335
Aare Kasemets	Comments by the Editor-in-Chief Aare Kasemets	No. 2, 329
Heiki Sibul	Preface	No. 1, 312
Toomas Savi	Thoughts on Parliamentarism, Democracy and Future Goals of the Riigikogu	No. 1, 313
Aare Kasemets	New Parliamentary Forum – What, Why, for Whom, and What Next?	No. 1, 332

RiTo conversation circle

Marju Himma	Choices in the Age of Data: Freedom or Control?	No. 53,
Marju Himma	Information and hybrid warfare make politicians think along	No. 51,
Mart Raudsaar	The State Reform Bag of Opportunities Is Not Empty Yet	No. 48,
Mart Raudsaar	Energy Debate or Dark Nights	No. 47,
Mart Raudsaar	Estonians Should Continue Believing in Education	No. 46,
Mart Raudsaar	The Security Situation has Undergone a Drastic Change And We Must be Prepared for All Eventualities	No. 30,
	There Are Many Opportunities Hidden in the Changes Relating to the Green Transition	No. 44, 194
Tiina Kaalep	Things Cannot Go Well in a Crisis. When Everything Is Going Well, There Is No Crisis	No. 43, 240
	Principal Value of the Strategy “Estonia 2035” Lies in Its Development Process	No. 42, 256
	Current Crisis Will Bring us back to Earth	No. 41, 207
Mart Raudsaar	No one must evade responsibility	No. 40, 260
Mart Raudsaar	There Is Never Enough of Good State Reform	No. 39, 219
Mart Raudsaar	Estonia Must Not Remain Empty	No. 38, 267
Mart Raudsaar	Less Spanners in the Works and More Smart Science	No. 37, 244
Mart Raudsaar	Estonia is not planning to attack anyone, but to deter possible attackers	No. 36, 261
Mart Raudsaar	The fruits of the Estonian parliamentary culture are ripening	No. 35, 198
Mart Raudsaar	Shame is not in culture, but the lack of it	No. 34, 240
Mart Raudsaar	How to survive and become richer	No. 33, 245
Mart Raudsaar	Who Is an Estonian? A Glimpse into the Story of the Identity of a Nation	No. 32, 235
Mart Raudsaar	Human Asset of Estonia: to Save, to Invest or to Loan?	No. 31, 232
Mart Raudsaar	Security Policy: Election Horse or Consensus?	No. 30, 238
Mart Raudsaar	“Soft Power” in the Service of the Security of Estonia	No. 29, 237
Helle Ruusing	Culture as Mental Security	No. 28, 229
Helle Ruusing	How to Measure the Society?	No. 27, 237
Helle Ruusing	Politics Needs Openness	No. 26, 272
Helle Ruusing	Russia’s Regional Possibilities and Global Ambitions	No. 25, 217
Helle Ruusing	The European Union Debt Crisis – Economic or Political Crisis?	No. 24, 198
Helle Ruusing	Arab Spring: Expectations, Hopes and Threats	No. 23, 230
Helle Ruusing	The changed role of the Riigikogu	No. 22, 210
Helle Ruusing	Labour market bore the brunt of the economic recession	No. 21, 215
Helle Ruusing	Will Estonia get a green light for the transition to the euro?	No. 20, 245
Helle Ruusing	Anyone might need social protection	No. 19, 242
Helle Ruusing	Global crisis heals economy	No. 18, 193
Helle Ruusing	Merger is a strategic decision from the standpoint of local development	No. 17, 254
Helle Ruusing	Financing of political parties seems to be (or is) opaque	No. 16, 219
Helle Ruusing	Inter-electoral work determines the result	No. 15, 217
Aivar Jarne	Electing the president – the touchstone of interparty consensus policy	No. 14, 253
Helle Ruusing	Winning local elections – ways to measure success	No. 12, 247

Parliamentary democracy

Peeter Kreitzberg	Democracy or a steamroller?	No. 4, 214
Tunne Kelam	The Role of the Riigikogu in the Accession of Estonia into the European Union	No. 3, 336
Siiri Oviir	Thoughts on Parliamentarism, Democracy and the Trends of the Riigikogu	No. 2, 330

Issues of national importance

Kristi Aav	Communication failures in Ukrainian war refugees arriving in Estonia	No. 51,
Kati Orru	Communication failures may endanger lives in an emergency	No. 51,
Erik Terk	How can electricity go wrong? Dilemmas and failure scenarios	No. 51,
Kait Oole	Discussions of Issues of National Importance in the Riigikogu in 1992-1999	No. 1, 313
Ants Käärma	Three questions to the members of the Riigikogu *	No. 1, 314
Toomas Hendrik Ilves	Estonia’s Main Foreign Policy Priorities	No. 1, 315
Andres Tarand	Foreign Policy Priorities of Estonia	No. 1, 316

State budget

Siim Kallas	Presentation in the Riigikogu at the 1st Reading of the Draft State Budget Act 2000	No. 1, 316
Kalle Jürgenson	State Budget 2000, What and Why?	No. 1, 316
Olev Raju	Commentaries on the State Budget 2000	No. 1, 316

Focus

Sulev Reisberg	Estonian Health Data Could Save Lives If We Put It to Work	No. 53,
Sille Sepp	Opportunities of the Digital State for Developing a Human-Centred Data Economy	No. 53,
Nele Nisu	The Digital Rescue Operation of the Estonian Language: How AI Learns Our Mother Tongue	No. 53,
Maris Männiste	Artificial Intelligence in Education: Who Shapes the Child’s Future?	No. 53,
Andres Kütt	Data and Value	No. 53,
Marju Himma	Data Exists, Value Does Not: The Next Challenge for Estonia’s Digital Society	No. 53,
Henrik Praks	The challenges of Russian hybrid warfare for deterrence and response	No. 51,
Andreas Ventsel	Politicizing history in the Kremlin’s strategic conspiracy narratives	No. 51,
Liisa Past	External intervention and information chaos	No. 51,
Kristiina Kaju	Principles of source criticality for our everyday skills	No. 51,
Maria Murumaa-Mengel	The information resilience necessary for the functioning of the state does not arise by itself	No. 51,
Oleksii Shpak	Disinformation and misinformation in the context of the Estonian 2025 local elections	No. 51,
Holger Mölder	Russian narratives today	No. 51,
Avo-Rein Tereping	The demographic crisis – our grey-haired Europe	No. 50,
Allan Puur	Parental benefit and birth rate: Analysis of the Estonian parental benefit reform of 2004	No. 50,
Kristjan Erik Loik	Population projection. How many people will be living in Estonia and the rest of the world in half a century?	No. 50,
Hendrik Neubauer	Where is the most densely populated square mile in Estonia?	No. 50,
Lea Danilson-Järg	Finland has started looking for a way out of the low fertility crisis	No. 50,
Ene-Margit Tiit	The Unit of Family Studies at the University of Tartu: from birth to rebirth	No. 50,
Kristiina Kaju	History of population in a digitised form: where to find historical statistics?	No. 50,
Ahti Asmann	Greenish industrial policy of the EU and what is going on in Estonia	No. 49,
Raul Eamets	Complicated times in the Estonian industrial sector	No. 49,
Toomas Randlo	How is the situation of Estonian industry covered in the media?	No. 49,
Jane Leppmets	Estonia’s export per capita was below the EU average last year	No. 49,
Keiu Telve	Bickering within Estonia robs the industrial sector of power to develop and grow	No. 49,
	What does the Estonian defence and aerospace industry do?	No. 49,
Ivo Suursoo	Lack of ambition holds back industry and economy	No. 49,
Jüri Raidla	State Reform Is Serving the Future of Statehood	No. 48,
Sulev Lääne	Community-based Administration and Local Go-vernment – Link with History on the Road to the Future	No. 48,
Leif Kalev	Challenges and Opportunities for Estonian State Renewal	No. 48,
Gerly Elbrecht	State Reform and the Future of Governance	No. 48,
Peeter Järvelaid	Quest for Balance of Powers. Endless State Reform versus Development of the State	No. 48,
Ringa Raudla	Experimental Policy Making – Advantages and Challenges	No. 48,
Ralf-Martin Soe	From Smart City Vision to Reality: Smart Solutions Around Us	No. 48,
Toomas Vaimann	Quo Vadis, Estonian Energy Sector?	No. 47,
Vahur Koorits	Estonian Energy Sector Still Has the Face of Oil Shale	No. 47,
Andres Mäe	Challenges of Energy Sector in the Next Decade	No. 47,
Annela Anger-Kraavi	Social Preconditions and Scenarios of Green Transition	No. 47,
Alar Konist	Oil Shale Energy Has a Future	No. 47,
Andres Noodla	How Much Can Wind and Solar Power Replace Oil Shale Electricity?	No. 47,
Kalev Kallemets	Development of Nuclear Energy and Our Challenges	No. 47,
Jelena Rootamm-Valter	Green Transition as Viewed by Entrepreneurs in Ida-Viru County	No. 47,
Raul Nugis	Is It Feasible to Separate the Distribution Network from Eesti Energia and Connect it to the Transmission Network?	No. 47,
Kaspar Oja	Electricity Stock Market Price and Inflation	No. 47,
Jaak Aaviksoo	Looking for Sources of Good Education	No. 46,
Margit Sutrop	The Role and Quality of and the Bases for Funding Higher Education	No. 46,
Kaire Põder	Funding of Higher Education Studies from Students’ Perspective: How to Cover Living Expenses	No. 46,
Kadri Männasoo	Investment into Higher Education and Its Projected Profitability in Estonia	No. 46,
Uku Varblane	Trends and Possible Scenarios in Higher Education	No. 46,
Krista Loogma	Social Ecology of Vocational Education	No. 46,
Peeter Tali	Ukrainians Have Not Yet Won the Information War, But the Russian General Staff Has Already Lost It	No. 45,
Andres Mäe	Energy Security and Energy Vulnerability of Small Countries: Case of the Baltic States	No. 30,
Urmas Varblane	The Fight Between the US and China for Leading Role in Global Economy	No. 45,
Kuno Tammearu	The Rescue Board Before the War and During the War	No. 45,
Piret Tipner	The Options of Sheltering for the Civilian Population from the Dangers Occurring During Combat*	No. 45,
Laura Annast	Books and Articles for Better Coping on the Information War Front	No. 45,
Andres Tarand	How We Changed the Climate	No. 44, 195
Lauri Tammiste	What is the Essence of Green Transition?	No. 44, 196
Annela Anger-Kraavi	No Time Left for Chat Rooms	No. 44, 197
Kai Rosin	Climate Change and Climate Targets	No. 44, 197
Margit Keller	How to Redesign Socio-technical Systems?	No. 44, 198
Kertu Birgit Anton	The Possibility of Green Transition in Estonia	No. 44, 199
Leho Ainsaar	Present and Future Mineral Resources Exploration in Estonia: RITA MAARE	No. 44, 200
Timo Tatar	Green Transition, Energy, and Electricity Prices	No. 44,
Jüri Rass	Green Transition in Construction	No. 44, 201
Kadri Simson	On the Way to Climate Neutrality	No. 44, 202
Markus Somp	Outlooks for Oil Shale Power and Shale Oil, Climate Change and Future Transactions	Eelmised numbrid, 203
Irja Lutsar	The World Was Not Ready for a Large Health Crisis	No. 43, 241
Ken Kalling	Three Centuries of Fighting Epidemics and the Current Victory	No. 43, 242
Krista Fischer	Data-Based Support for Corona Crisis Management in Estonia	No. 43, 242
Karmen Joller	The Role of Family Physicians in the Coronavirus Crisis	No. 43, 244
Ilmar Raag	COVID-19 Communication in the Context of Crisis Communication	No. 43, 245
Ülle Madise	Rule of Law During the Pandemic	No. 43, 246
Alar Irs	COVID-19 – a Catalyst for Vaccine Development	No. 43, 246
Radko Avi	Hunting Viruses through Genetic Research	No. 43, 247
Piia Jõgi	Corona Virus Herd Immunity in Estonia: KoroSe-ro-EST Study	No. 43, 248
Uku Varblane	Economic Impacts of COVID-19 Crisis: Winners and Losers	No. 43, 249
Kairit Tammets	Distance Learning 2020: Experiences of Pupils and Teachers	No. 43, 250
Katrin Sarap	Teleworking – a Common but Unregulated Form of Working	No. 43, 251
Tarmo Jüristo	What Are the Best Options for Strategic Planning?	No. 42, 258
Henry Kattago	“Estonia 2035”, Or a Strategic Comprehensive View for Steering the Development of the Country	No. 42, 258
Sven Kirsipuu	Challenges and Sectoral Priorities in Public Finances	No. 42, 259
Aune Valk	Education in 2035	No. 42, 260
Magnus Piirits	Choices for Estonia’s Health Insurance System Until 2035	No. 42, 261
Kristina Reinsalu	Opportunities and Lessons of Co-Creation	No. 42, 262
Ivo Suursoo	The Role of the Digital and Innovation Transition in the Strategy “Estonia 2035”	No. 42, 263
Andro Mänd	Spatial Planning Challenges in Estonian Towns	No. 42, 264
Nele Nisu	Technological Innovations and Protection of Personal Data	No. 42, 265
Uku Varblane	Mobility Profiles of Estonian Residents Compared to the Global Trends	No. 42, 266
Meelis Kitsing	Chinese Investments into European Digital Platforms: What are the Future Alternatives?	No. 42, 266
Tea Danilov	Which Scenarios Are We Heading For?	No. 42, 267
Matti Maasikas	An Anchor or a Compass – the European Union in a Crisis Situation*	No. 41, 208
Klen Jäärats	All for One and One for All Twenty Years After*	No. 41, 209
Siim Tiidemann	Common Agricultural Policy and EU Budget	No. 41, 210
Karin Rannu	The United Kingdom’s Withdrawal from the European Union: Negotiations have been Replaced by Negotiations	No. 41, 211
Christman Roos	Real-Time Economy – End to Redundant Paperwork and Paper-Pushing Economy	No. 41, 211
Piret Ehin	On the Latest European Parliament Elections in Europe and Estonia	No. 41, 213
Marion Reigo	European Parliament – a Modest but Persistent Visionary	No. 41, 215
Kaja Tael	Where the European Green Deal Comes from and what the Deal is About*	No. 41, 214
Jaak Aaviksoo	Research and Funding	No. 40, 261
Jüri Engelbrecht	Research Organisation in Estonia: Past and Future	No. 40, 261
Tarmo Soomere	Academy of Sciences: Expense or Investment	No. 40, 262
Raivo Vare	The Need for State Reform and Proposals of the Foundation for State Reform	No. 39, 220
Andres Herkel	Expectations and Challenges of Riigikogu Study Committee	No. 39, 221
Alar Kilp	Fundamentals of Good Administration as the Reform of a Member of the Riigikogu	Eelmised numbrid, 222
Meelis Kitsing	Networked State – A Road Not Taken	No. 39, 222
Mihkel Solvak	Online Elections: Confidence and Turnout	No. 39, 223
Ivo Pilving	How Strict Should the Administrative Court Be?	No. 39, 224
Ero Liivik	Legislative Drafts Providing for Direct Election of the President of the Republic in the Riigikogu 1993–2016	No. 39, 224
Christopher Pollitt	30 Years of Public Management Reforms: Has there Been a Pattern?	No. 39, 225
Garri Raagmaa	The Impact of the Estonian Administrative Reform of 2017 on Settlement and Regional Economic Development	No. 39, 226
Ene-Margit Tiit	The Story of the Estonians	No. 38, 269
Allan Puur	Integrated Employment and Population Projection: Challenges for Estonia until 2100	No. 38, 269
Lauri Leppik	Adjustment to Population Ageing as the Key Challenge of Population Policy	No. 38, 269
Egge Kulbok-Lattik	Great in Spirit. Bases of Societal Innovation *	No. 38, 271
Leif Kalev	Transnationalisation as an Option in Population Policy	No. 38, 271
Tiiu Kuurme	Motherhood and the Lifeworld of Mothers *	No. 38, 272
Leif Kalev	Subjectness of Citizens in Empowering People	No. 38, 272
Ülo Kaasik	European Decade of Crisis Prevention	No. 37, 245
Raul Eamets	The Development Trends of Future Economy and Future Skills *	No. 37, 246
Jaak Aaviksoo	10 Ideas Regarding the Estonian Economy	No. 37, 247
Katrin Pihor	Decrease of Investments into Research and Development Threatens Estonia’s Competitiveness	No. 37, 247
Kadri Ukrainski	Stimuli Have to Be Changed to Change Estonia’s Development Model	No. 37, 248
Henrik Välja	Forest Industry is a Pillar of the Estonian Economy	No. 37, 249
Marje Josing	Excise Duty Policy – an Equation with Several Denominators	No. 37, 250
Erik Terk	Geo-economic Shifts and Estonia’s Changing Playground *	No. 37, 250
Sven Sakkov	Why has the world come unstuck?	No. 36, 262
Enno Mõts	What kind of impact will emerging technologies have on the armed forces over the next 10 years? *	No. 36, 263
Ants Laaneots	The birth of the national defence of Estonia. 1991–2017	No. 36, 263
Mark Galeotti	Controlling the chaos: How Russia manages its political war in Europe *	No. 36, 265
Margit Gross	Does the legal framework of the Estonian national defence need updating?	No. 36, 265
Kaido Pihlakas	Is Estonia doing everything possible and necessary in its national defence legislative drafting to ensure its security?	No. 36, 266
Eiki Nestor	Looking ahead in regard to the Presidency	No. 35, 199
Paavo Palk	History of Presidency of European Union – Attention shifted from administration to politics *	No. 35, 200
Margus Mägi	How to digitalise European corridors?	No. 35, 201
Tõnis Lukas	Projection into future. A new beginning for the Estonian National Museum	No. 34, 241
Krista Aru	Significance of the Estonian National Museum	No. 34, 241
Egge Kulbok-Lattik	Development of the modern national system of innovation in Estonia with the support of people’s education and community houses	No. 34, 242
Andres Rõigas	Viljandi Culture Academy as the promoter of the region	No. 34, 243
Kristel Veimann	Digitalisation of culture at the example of the Estonian National Library	No. 34, 244
Siim Raie	Heritage protection and preservation	No. 34, 244
Priit-Kalev Parts	Proposals for management of cultural heritage and cultural landscapes	No. 34, 245
Maarja Vaino	Estonian culture, its formation and fate in the globalising world	No. 34, 246
Tea Danilov	Insights into innovation and export: current situation and background	No. 33, 246
Urmas Varblane	Migration and politics	No. 33, 247
Rein Taagepera	Immigration culture in a childless country	No. 33,
Aimar Altosaar	The next development leap of economy is stuck in social instrument base	No. 33, 249
Indrek Tammeaid	Product development is inevitable	No. 33, 249
Andres Koppel	Scientific research in Estonia: a temporal perspective	No. 33, 250
Raivo Vetik	Two Pillars of State Identity	No. 32, 236
Andres Jõesaar	Viewing of TV Channels in Estonia Before and After 28 September 2015	No. 32, 236
Ainar Ruussaar	Flight No 28092015	No. 32, 238
Marko Valenta	State-Assisted Integration: Refugee Integration Policies in Scandinavian Welfare States: the Swedish and Norwegian Experience	No. 32, 239
Vootele Veldre	First Lessons of Work Capacity Reform	No. 31, 233
Jaan Urb	Performance of the Alumni of Estonian Universities in the Labour Market?	No. 31, 234
Hanna-Stella Haaristo	Labour Shortage in Estonia: Where should We Look for Solutions?	No. 31, 234
Jüri Riives	Industrie 4.0 and Its Impact on Industry and Education in Estonia	No. 31, 235
Eve Eisenschmidt	Teacher Training Perspectives – Current Situation and Challenges	No. 31, 236
Liia Hänni	The Constitution Must Keep Up With the Times	No. 1, 317
Paul Varul	Legal Expertise on the Constitution: Objectives, Organisation of Work, Results	No. 1, 317
Uno Lõhmus	A Critical Analysis of the Constitution Arising from the Practice of Constitutional Review	No. 1, 318
Ivar Tallo	Fight Against Corruption Outside Estonia	No. 1, 318
Eenok Kornel	Application of the Anti-Corruption Act	No. 1, 318
The Riigikogu Select Committee on Anti-Corruption Activities	Overview of the Application of the Anti-Corruption Act in 1999	No. 1, 319

100 years of the national university

Kairi Kreegipuu	What Can Social Sciences Give to Estonia?*	No. 40, 263
Andero Uusberg	How to Design Policies with the Help of Psychology?*	No. 40, 263
Viacheslav Morozov	Russian Trickster, Popularity of the Kremlin’s Foreign Policy and de facto States*	No. 40, 264
Kadri Ukrainski	The Place of Natural Resources in the Estonian Knowledge-Based Economy*	No. 40, 264
Heli Tooman	Why and What Kind of Tourism Policy Does the Country Need? *	No. 40, 265
Ragne Kõuts-Klemm	Youth and Society: Participation, Life-Satisfaction and Agency*	No. 40, 266
Margus Pedaste	How to Support the Development of Generic Skills in Subject Courses Through National Assessment? *	No. 40, 267
Kristina Kallas	Discussion on Bilingual Education: Research Studies and Estonian Models*	No. 40, 268
Lea Leppik	Nikolai Maim as the Founder of the Faculty of Law at the Estonian National University and as a Legal Scholar*	No. 40, 269

Essay

Katri Raik	A Western Approach to Our Narva	No. 30, 238
Kersti Kaljulaid	Any Assistance, Even Structural Assistance, Is Meant for Getting You on Your Own Feet. Can We Do That?	No. 29, 236
Mart Saarma	Quality of Science and Innovations	No. 25, 216
Peeter Laurits	Creativity and Cultural Policy	No. 28, 228
Heiki Pisuke	„Eurolanguage”, Translation of „Eurotexts” and Translators	No. 27, 236
Ene-Margit Tiit	A Glance on the Recent Census	No. 26, 271
Michael Stolleis	Barataria, the Island of Wonders. Sancho Panza and the Art of Government *	No. 24, 198
Matti Maasikas	The Third Phase of the Estonian Foreign Policy – Normal Business Day *	No. 23, 230
Andres Soosaar	Medicine and limits to human existence	No. 22, 210
Raivo Vare	Let’s dream Estonia successful!	No. 21, 214
Jaan Kaplinski	Estonia’s future in a changing world	No. 20, 244
Jaak Jõerüüt	Latvia and its layers	No. 19, 241
Andra Veidemann	The Russian experience	No. 18, 192
Lauri Mälksoo	The universality of human rights, or, what to do with others? *	No. 17, 253
Marek Tamm	History as cultural memory: continuity and repetition in the Estonian historical memory	No. 16, 218
Märt Rask	Thanks to the Constitution	No. 15, 216
Marju Lauristin	The political dimension of sustainability	No. 14, 252
Ene-Margit Tiit	Will the Estonian people survive?	No. 13, 247
Jaak Leimann	Perspectives for the economic success of Estonia	No. 12, 246
Margit Sutrop	Does Estonia share European values?

No. 53, contents

Eelmised numbrid

List of topics

20 Years of Riigikogu Toimetised

Editor-in-Chief’s Column

RiTo conversation circle

Parliamentary democracy

Issues of national importance

State budget

Focus