Thomas Wallgren, Professor (born 28 February 1958) is a Swedish-speaking Finnish philosopher, activist and politician. He studied philosophy at the University of Helsinki and where he is a lecturer and docent. Wallgren first came to public attention through his "environmental stunts", which included buying shares in large Finnish corporations, such as Nokia, only for the purpose of gaining the right to speak at their shareholders' conferences, where he would then raise the issue of the company's lack of environmentalism.
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| - Thomas Wallgren, Professor (born 28 February 1958) is a Swedish-speaking Finnish philosopher, activist and politician. He studied philosophy at the University of Helsinki and where he is a lecturer and docent. Wallgren first came to public attention through his "environmental stunts", which included buying shares in large Finnish corporations, such as Nokia, only for the purpose of gaining the right to speak at their shareholders' conferences, where he would then raise the issue of the company's lack of environmentalism. (en)
- Thomas Wallgren, född 28 februari 1958 i Helsingfors, är en finländsk filosof och medborgaraktivist. Wallgren innehade olika forskartjänster vid Finlands Akademi 1993–2004 samt blev filosofie doktor 1996 och universitetslektor i filosofi vid Helsingfors universitet 2001. Han har engagerat sig i frågan om filosofins praktiska betydelse i samhällslivet. I sitt tänkande ansluter han sig till Ludwig Wittgenstein och Jürgen Habermas. Hans viktigaste filosofiska verk är Transformative Philosophy: Socrates, Wittgenstein, and the Democratic Spirit of Philosophy (2006). (sv)
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| - Thomas Wallgren, Professor (born 28 February 1958) is a Swedish-speaking Finnish philosopher, activist and politician. He studied philosophy at the University of Helsinki and where he is a lecturer and docent. He was active in the Koijärvi Movement in the 1980s, and opposed Finnish membership of the European Union. In 2015 he signed citizens' initiative of centre-right Keskusta politician Paavo Väyrynen to hold a referendum on Finland's membership of the euro area. He has written about his doubts about the validity of the EU as a postwar "project of peace", arguing furthermore that the EU today suffers from a “democracy deficit”. Wallgren first came to public attention through his "environmental stunts", which included buying shares in large Finnish corporations, such as Nokia, only for the purpose of gaining the right to speak at their shareholders' conferences, where he would then raise the issue of the company's lack of environmentalism. In 2008, he was elected to the Helsinki City Council as a Social Democrat (SDP), representing its centrist wing. In 2012, he was reelected. He stood as a candidate in the 2019 general election for the SDP but was not elected. (en)
- Thomas Wallgren, född 28 februari 1958 i Helsingfors, är en finländsk filosof och medborgaraktivist. Wallgren innehade olika forskartjänster vid Finlands Akademi 1993–2004 samt blev filosofie doktor 1996 och universitetslektor i filosofi vid Helsingfors universitet 2001. Han har engagerat sig i frågan om filosofins praktiska betydelse i samhällslivet. I sitt tänkande ansluter han sig till Ludwig Wittgenstein och Jürgen Habermas. Hans viktigaste filosofiska verk är Transformative Philosophy: Socrates, Wittgenstein, and the Democratic Spirit of Philosophy (2006). Politiskt företräder Wallgren en framstegskritik i Mahatma Gandhis anda. Han har varit engagerad i procentrörelsen, i miljörörelsen, bland annat den så kallade Koijärvirörelsen vid början av 1980-talet, liksom också i motståndet mot Finlands EU-medlemskap. Han har också framfört kritik mot finländska företags verksamhet i Sydostasien. (sv)
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