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Turun-Yliopiston-Julkaisut-2009.Pdf (1.224Mb) 2009 PUBLICATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TURKU THE UNIVERSITY OF OF PUBLICATIONS Turun yliopiston julkaisut Turun Toimitus: Mikko Pennanen Suomen Yliopistopaino Oy Taiton suunnittelu: Riitta Tiihonen Uniprint – Turku 2010 Taitto: Virpi Lehtola Kansi: Satu Lusa ISSN 1238–7959 LUKIJALLE Tähän Turun yliopiston julkaisuluetteloon on koottu tiedot yliopiston tieteellisestä jul- kaisutoiminnasta vuonna 2009. Kaikkiaan luettelossa on 4443 julkaisua. Yli puolet julkai- suista eli 56,1 % (2492) ilmestyi ulkomailla. Yli kolmannes, 39,9 % (1773 julkaisua), koko määrästä on ulkomaisissa julkaisusarjoissa ilmestyneitä tieteellisiä, arviointiprosessin läpikäyneitä julkaisuja. Tilastot julkaisutoiminnasta laitoksittain ovat s. 286–304. Turun yliopiston henkilökuntaa pyydettiin ilmoittamaan julkaisutietonsa ryhmitelty- nä siten, että tietoja voidaan käyttää mm. opetusministeriön KOTA-tietokantaan tulevas- sa julkaisutoimintaa koskevassa yhteenvedossa. Julkaisut on ryhmitelty seuraavasti: a/A Väitöskirjat b/B Tieteelliset erillisteokset, monografiat c/C Tieteelliset alkuperäisjulkaisut, läpikäyneet arviointiprosessin d/D Tieteelliset alkuperäisjulkaisut kokoomateoksissa ja kongressijulkaisuissa e/E Muut tieteelliset alkuperäisjulkaisut f/F Tieteelliset katsaukset, review-artikkelit g/G Toimitetut julkaisut ja teokset h/H Oppikirjat i/I Artikkelit muissa kuin referee-lehdissä, yleistajuiset teokset, -artikkelit, opetus- monisteet j/J Muut (esim. video- tai ääninauhat, filmit, radio-ohjelmat, tv-ohjelmat) k/K Patentit l/L Julkiseen levitykseen tarkoitetut tietokoneohjelmat Julkaisut on lueteltu laitoksittain tai oppiaineittain artikkelin ensimmäisen kirjoittajan nimen mukaisessa aakkosjärjestyksessä. Julkaisuryhmän em. kirjaintunnus on hakasuluis- sa julkaisutietojen lopussa. Ulkomailla ilmestyneen julkaisun ryhmä on suuraakkosin. Jul- kaisutiedot perustuvat kirjoittajien omiin ilmoituksiin. Julkaisuluettelossa ei ole otettu huomioon kongressiabstrakteja, nk. postereita eikä ra- joitetusti saatavissa olevia esim. ministeriöille tehtyjä raportteja ja selvityksiä. Myöskään sanoma- ja aikakauslehtiartikkeleita ei ole mainittu luettelossa, mutta niiden lukumäärä on ilmoitettu yksiköittäin julkaisuluettelon lopussa. Henkilökuntaa pyydettiin ryhmittelyn lisäksi merkitsemään tähdellä ne yhteisjulkai- sujen kirjoittajat, jotka eivät kuuluneet kyseisenä ajankohtana Turun yliopiston henki- lökuntaan (= * nimen edessä). Henkilökunnan julkaisujen lisäksi mukana ovat ne jatko- opiskelijoiden julkaisut, joissa kirjoittajan osoitteeksi on ilmoitettu jokin Turun yliopis- ton laitos. Turun yliopiston henkilökuntaan kuuluviksi on katsottu ne henkilöt, jotka kuuluvat johonkin seuraavista ryhmistä: Turun yliopiston budjettivaroin palkatut viran tai toimen haltijat ja hoitajat; Turun yliopiston dosentit, lukuun ottamatta niitä dosentte- ja, joilla on virka tai toimi jossakin muussa yliopistossa tai korkeakoulussa kyseessä olevana ajankohtana; Suomen Akatemian tutkijanvirkojen ja -toimien hoitajat, joiden tutkimus- paikaksi on osoitettu jokin Turun yliopiston laitos; Suomen Akatemian tai muulla yliopis- ton ulkopuolisella rahoituksella vähintään puoleksi vuodeksi päätoimiseen tutkimustyö- hön tai laitoksen tutkimustyössä avustamaan palkatut akateemisen loppututkinnon suo- rittaneet henkilöt. TO THE READER This bibliography lists all scientific publications by the staff of the University of Turku. It cointains 4443 publications in all, of which 56,1 % (2492) are published in international journals or other publications e.g. conference proceedings. Approximately 39,9 % (1773) of all listed articles were published in international referee publications. The statistics of publications are on pp. 286–304. Persons who have been employed permanently by the University or who have been employed on research projects etc. for six months or more were, asked to put their publi- cations in the following categories: a/A Doctoral theses b/B Scientific books, monographs c/C Scientific articles in referee journals d/D Scientific articles in compilations and congress publications (excluding abstracts and posters) e/E Other scientific articles f/F Review articles g/G Books edited h/H Textbooks i/I General articles j/J Other publications k/K Patents l/L Public domain The publications are listed in alphabetic order according to the name of the first (se- nior) author (publication category given in parentheses, and in block letters if published abroad). An asterisk (*) in front of a co-author’s name indicates that the person concerned is working in another Finnish or foreign university or research institute and was not em- ployed by the University of Turku during the period concerned. The publications are listed by each faculty and department or institute in the following order: Faculty of Humanities, p. 10 School of History, p. 10 School of Cultural Production and Landscape Studies, p. 18 School of Cultural Research, p. 24 School of Art Studies, p. 29 School of Finnish and General Linguistics, p. 38 School of Classical and Romance Languages, p. 40 School of Swedish, German and Russian, p. 45 School of English, p. 47 Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, p. 51 Department of Mathematics, p. 51 Department of Information Technology, p. 56 Department of Physics and Astronomy, p. 65 Department of Chemistry, p. 89 Department of Biochemistry and Food Chemistry, p. 93 Department of Biology, p. 98 Department of Geology, p. 116 Department of Geography, p. 119 Faculty of Medicine, p. 122 Institute of Biomedicine, p. 122 Institute of Microbiology and Pathology, p. 132 Institute of Clinical Medicine, p. 142 Research Centre of Applied and Preventive Cardiovascular Medicine, p. 198 Department of Nursing, p. 201 Institute of Dentistry, p. 206 Faculty of Law, p. 213 Faculty of Social Sciences, p. 221 Department of Philosophy, p. 221 Department of Contemporary History, p. 223 Department of Psychology, p. 227 Department of Social Policy, p. 232 Department of Sociology, p. 234 Department of Economics, p. 237 Department of Statistics, p. 238 Department of Political Science, p. 239 IASM – Institutions and Social Mechanisms Master’s Degree Programme, p. 242 Faculty of Education, p. 243 Department of Educational Sciences, p. 243 Department of Teacher Education in Turku, p. 247 Department of Teacher Education in Rauma, p. 252 Teacher Training School in Turku, p. 257 Special units, p. 258 Functional Foods Forum, p. 258 Turku Centre for Environmental Research, p. 261 The Centre for Maritime Studies, p. 263 Centre for Extension Studies, p. 265 Turku Centre for Biotechnology, p. 266 Turku PET Centre, p. 269 Research Unit for the Sociology of Education (RUSE), p. 276 Language Centre, p. 277 Library, p. 279 Turku Institute for Child and Youth Research, p. 279 Career Services of the University of Turku, p. 280 Annales Universitatis Turkuensis, p. 281 Varia: Publications of the administrative office, Handbooks and guides for students, Catalogues, p. 285 Publication statistics, p. 286 TURUN YLIOPISTON JULKAISUT 2009 SISÄLTÖ LUKIJALLE ........................................................................................ 3 TO THE READER............................................................................... 4 HUMANISTINEN TIEDEKUNTA ...................................................... 10 Historian laitos ............................................................................ 10 Kulttuurihistoria .............................................................. 10 Suomen historia ............................................................... 14 Yleinen historia ................................................................ 16 Kulttuurituotannon ja maisemantutkimuksen laitos .................... 18 Digitaalinen kulttuuri ...................................................... 18 Kulttuuriperinnön tutkimus ............................................. 21 Maisemantutkimus........................................................... 21 Kultuturimatkailu ............................................................ 23 Kulttuurien tutkimuksen laitos .................................................... 24 Arkeologia ........................................................................ 24 Folkloristiikka .................................................................. 24 Kansatiede ........................................................................ 25 Museologia....................................................................... 27 Uskontotiede .................................................................... 28 Taiteiden tutkimuksen laitos........................................................ 29 Kotimainen kirjallisuus .................................................... 29 Mediatutkimus ................................................................. 34 Musiikkitiede ................................................................... 34 Naistutkimus.................................................................... 35 Taidehistoria .................................................................... 35 Yleinen kirjallisuustiede .................................................... 37 Suomalaisen ja yleisen kielitieteen laitos ....................................... 38 Suomalais-ugrilainen kielentutkimus ................................ 38 Suomen kieli .................................................................... 39 Yleinen kielitiede .............................................................. 40 Klassillisten ja romaanisten kielten laitos...................................... 40
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