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Maija (Maiju) Halonen (o.s. Mäkinen, 1. tammikuuta 1873 Sortavala – 30. marraskuuta 1944 Tuusula) oli suomalainen kirjallisuuden suomentaja. Maija Halosen vanhemmat olivat Sortavalan opettajaseminaarin käsitöiden ja piirustuksen lehtori Eero Mäkinen (1845–1903) ja Maria Emelie (Immi
Double Portrait, Halonen and his wife Maija, 1895 Self-Portrait, 1906 Woman in a Red Dress, 1911, depicting his daughter Anni. In 1895, Pekka Halonen married a young music student, Maija Mäkinen. They had eight children: four sons and four daughters. Halonen died in Tuusula on 1 December 1933.
Associate Professor, School of Economics, University of Bristol Ostrom Workshop Affiliate
Reputation and allocation of ownership. ML Halonen. Econometric Society European Meeting, Maastricht, the Netherlands, 29 August …. , 1994. 24. 1994. Nature of human capital, technology and ownership of public goods. M Halonen-Akatwijuka. Journal of Public Economics 96 (11-12), 939-945.
Associate Professor, School of Economics. Centre for Market and Public Organisation. Email Maija.Halonen @ bristol.ac. uk. BS8 1TU. Overview. Fingerprint. Network. Research Outputs (13) Similar Profiles (1) Personal profile. Research interests. Contract theory, Organizational economics. Keywords. Economic Theory. Fingerprint.
13 de oct. de 2014 · In the 1970’s the decision was made to returned Pekka Halonen’s home into an art museum dedicated to the artist’s works. The caretaker’s family lived in Halosenniemi into the 1980’s but towards the end of the decade, the decision was made to return the whole of the building to its original state as Pekka and Maija Halonen’s home.
Halosenniemi was designed by Pekka Halonen himself and his brother Antti Halonen and was completed in 1902. Pekka and Maija Halonen with their children in 1903. When having his own studio, Halonen was finally able to devote himself to painting in the peace and quiet of the countryside. Through the years Pekka and Maija Halonen's family grew and ...
