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Jaana Hallamaa is a Professor of Social Ethics at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Theology, Department of Systematic Theology. She serves as Vice Principal Investigator in the ETAIROS project (Ethical AI Governance funded by Finland's Strategic Research Council), member of the Kone Foundation's corruption research project, and Chair of the National Advisory Board on Social Welfare and Health Care Ethics. Her research focuses on ethical challenges in sociotechnical systems, AI ethics, and recognition theory.
- Doctoral Programme Affiliation: Doctoral Programme in Theology and Religious Studies
- Academic Networks: Teachers' Academy
- International Collaboration: Visiting Researcher at Clare Hall Cambridge (2022)
Her work explores ethical dimensions of emerging technologies, social responsibility frameworks, and medical ethics through interdisciplinary approaches. Recent publications address AI security systems, #MeToo movement analysis, and accountability in sociotechnical failures.
- Notable Projects: ETAIROS (2019-2025), Corruption Studies (Kone Foundation)
- Awards: 2014 Kunniamerkki recognition
