Annamari Vitikainen
Job description
Professor
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Research interests
My research interests fall broadly within the field of contemporary political philosophy, especially questions relating to migration, integration, minority and group rights (incl. indigenous rights), and sexuality and gender. I'm the author of The Limits of Liberal Multiculturalism: Towards an Individuated Approach to Cultural Diversity, Palgrave Macmillan (2015). Other recent publications include Vitikainen, A. (2021) “Indigenous Citizenship, Shared Fate, and Non-ideal Circumstances”, Citizenship Studies 25(1), 1-19., Vitikainen, A. (2023) “Refugee-based reasons in refugee resettlement – the case of LGBTIQ+”, Moral Philosophy and Politics 10(2), 367-385. and Vitikainen, A. and Lenard P.T. (2024) “The role of trust in LGBTQ+ refugee status determination (RSD) system”, Journal of Social Philosophy.
I am currently the PI of a Research Council of Norway project on Good Integration (GOODINT): Goals and bottlenecks of good integration and social cohesion (2021-2026).
In 2016-2021 I co-led a RCN project Globalizing Minority Rights: Cosmopolitanism, Global Institutions, and Cultural Justice
At present, I'm working on a book project The Ethics of LGBTIQ+ Refugee Admission and Integration (under contract at Oxford University Press).
Teaching
FIL-2047/FIL-3020 Migration (English)
FIL-3013 Contemporary Political Philosophy (English)
FIL-1023 Feminist philosophy (Norwegian)
FIL-0700 Eksamen Philosophicum (Norwegian)
