Dr Tatiana Zhurzhenko

CURRENT POSITION

Since 07/2021 Centre for East European and International Studies Research Fellow Project: The Liberal Script in Ukraine’s Contested Border Regions

Since 09/2020 European University Institute, Florence Research Associate ERC project: Social Politics in European Borderlands. A Comparative and Transnational Study, 1870s-1990s (SOCIOBORD)

Since 10/2020 University of Vienna, Department of Political Science (IPW) External Lecturer

PREVIOUS POSITIONS

03/2020–05/2020 University of Vienna, Department of Political Science (IPW) Visiting Professor of International Politics

2018−2019 University of Vienna, Department of Political Science (IPW) Visiting Professor of Comparative Politics with Specialization in Eastern and South- Eastern Europe

2014−2018 Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), Vienna Research Director Russia in Global Dialogue and Ukraine in European Dialogue programs

2013−2015 University of Vienna, Department of Political Science (IPW) and Institute for East European History External lecturer

2012−2013 University of Helsinki, Aleksanteri Institute Post-Doctoral Researcher CRIM / MAW Project Russian Identity in the Media and Identity Politics in Eastern Europe

2007−2011 University of Vienna, Department of Political Science (IPW) Elise Richter Research Fellow and Project Director Research Project: Politics of Memory and National Identity in Post-Soviet Borderlands: Ukraine / Russia and Ukraine / Poland

2005−2008 University of Vienna External lecturer

2002−2004 University of Vienna, Department of East European History Lise Meitner Research Fellow Research Project: The Ukrainian-Russian Border in National Imagination, State Building and Social Experience

1995−2010 V.Karazin Kharkiv National University (Ukraine), Department of Philosophy Associate Professor (part time from 2002)

1994−1999 Kharkiv Center for Gender Studies Member and Co-Director

1993−1995 V.Karazin Kharkiv National University (Ukraine), Department of Philosophy Assistant Professor

EDUCATION

In preparation University of Vienna Habilitation in Political Science

1989−1993 Kharkiv State University, Ukraine Candidate of Sciences in Social Philosophy (equivalent to PhD)

1984−1989 Kharkiv State University, Kharkiv, Ukraine Diploma in Political Economy (with distinction)

ACEDEMIC HONOURS AND FELLOWSHIPS

2012 Eugene and Daymel Shklar Research Fellowship in Ukrainian Studies Harvard University, Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute

Bronze Award for Borderlands into Bordered Lands: Geopolitics of Identity 2012 in Post-Soviet Ukraine, Stuttgart 2010 Association for the Borderland Studies

2011 Prize for the Best Book 2010 in Ukrainian Studies (for Borderlands, see above) American Association for Ukrainian Studies

2007−2011 Elise Richter Senior Research Fellowship FWF (Austrian Science Fund)

2005 Annual Award „Gender Studies - 2005“ for the best academic article on gender in Russian language EHU Center for Gender Studies

2002−2004 Lise Meitner Fellowship FWF (Austrian Science Fund)

2002 Petro Yacyk Visiting Scholarship Toronto University

2001−2002 INTAS research fellowship

2001 IWM Junior Scholar Fellowship

1999−2000 MacArthur Individual Research and Writing Grant MacArthur Foundation, Moscow Office

1998 Chevening Scholarship KoDUS University of North London

1998 Award from the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada

PUBLICATIONS

Books − Borderlands into Bordered Lands: Geopolitics of Identity in Post-Soviet Ukraine, Stuttgart: Ibidem- Verlag, 2010, 321 p.

Co-winner of the 2010 AAUS (American Association for Ukrainian Studies) Prize for the Best Book 2010 in the fields of Ukrainian history, politics, language, literature, and culture;

ABS (Association for Borderlands Studies) 2012 Bronze Award;

Reviewed in: Debatte: Review of Eastern and Central European Studies, 19 (1-2) 2011, pp. 522-524; Europe-Asia Studies, 64 (2) 2012, pp. 380-382; Anthropology of East Europe Re- view 30 (1) 2012, pp. 252-254; Journal of Borderlands Studies, 26 (3) 2011, pp. 369-370; CEU Political Science Journal, 3 2012, pp. 370-372; Ab Imperio 3 2013, pp. 490-494, Werk- statt Geschichte, 59 2011, pp. 125-128 (in German); Krytyka 3 (173) 2012, pp. 2-4 (in Ukrainian).

− Gendered Markets of Ukraine: The Political Economy of Nation Building, Vilnius: EHU-Press 2008, 256 p. (in Russian)

Reviewed in: Aspasia. The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European Women’s and Gender History; Gendernye issledovania / Gender Studies (in Rus- sian); Perekrestki / Crossroads (in Russian); and in: Krytyka (in Ukrainian);

− Social Reproduction and Gender Politics in Ukraine, Kharkiv: Folio 2001, 240 p. (in Russian)

− Businessman: Money Grubber, Gambler or Innovator? The emergence of the entrepreneurial ethos, Kharkiv University Press (Osnova) 1993, 117 p. (in Russian). Edited collections − War and Memory in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, co-edited with Julie Fedor, Markku Kangaspuro and Jussi Lassila, London: Palgrave Macmillan 2017 (506 p.)

− Maidan – Die unerwartete Revolution, guest editor for Transit – Europäische Revue, nr. 45 (Summer 2014). Peer reviewed articles and book chapters − “Fighting Empire, Weaponising Culture. The conflict with Russia and the restrictions on Russian mass culture in post-Maidan Ukraine”, in: Europe-Asia Studies, special issue Culture Wars in the Post-Soviet Space (guest editors: Sarah Whitmore, Rico Isaacs and Jon Wheatley), forthcoming.

− “Legislating Historical Memory in Post-Soviet Ukraine”, in: Memory Laws: Criminalizing Historical Narratives, ed. by Ariella Lang and Elazar Barkan, London: Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming;

− “Making and Unmaking the Ukrainian-Russian Border since 1991”, in: Olena Palko and Constantin Ardeleanu (eds.), Making Ukraine, Negotiating, Contesting and Drawing the Borders in the XX century, Montreal: McGill University Press, forthcoming;

− “World War II Memories and Local Media in the Russian North: Velikii Novgorod and Murmansk”, in: David Hoffmann (ed.), The Memory of the Second World War in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia, London: Routledge 2021, pp. 202-228;

− “A Border on the Move. The Ukrainian-Russian frontier from the Soviet collapse to the conflict in Donbas”, in: Hans Karl Peterlini and Jasmin Donlic (eds.), Beyond Borders, Jahrbuch Migration und Gesellschaft / Yearbook Migration and Society 2020/2021, Bielefeld: Transcript 2021;

− “Generation, War Memory and the Post-Soviet Welfare State: Institutionalizing the ‘Children of War’ in Russia”, in: War and Memory in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus (ed. by Julie Fedor, Markku Kangaspuro and Jussi Lassila, T. Zhurzhenko), London: Palgrave Macmillan 2017, pp. 257-280;

− “Introduction: War and Memory in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus”, with Julie Fedor and Simon Lewis, in: Ibid;

− “The Soviet War Memorial in Vienna: Geopolitics of memory and the new Russian diaspora in post- Cold War Europe”, in: Remembering the Second World War, ed. by Patrick Finney, Routledge 2017, pp. 89-114;

− “Shared Memory Culture? Nationalizing the ‘Great Patriotic War’ in the Ukrainian-Russian borderlands”, in: Memory and Change in Europe: Eastern Perspectives Wawrzyniak, Oxford: Berghahn 2016; , ed by Małgorzata Pakier and Joanna − “A Divided Nation? Reconsidering the Role of Identity Politics in the Ukraine Crisis”, in: Die Friedenswarte, vol. 89, nr. 1-2 (2014), special issue The Ukraine Crisis, pp. 249-267; Ukrainian version in Historians in UA, 02.06.2015; ? in: Critique & Humanism, vol. 45, Bulgarian version: “Разделена нация Преосмисляне на ро- nr. 1 (2016). p. 129 – 148; лята на политиките на идентичност в украинската криза“, − “Yulia Tymoshenko’s Two Bodies”, in: Women in Politics and Media: Perspectives from Nations in Transition, ed by Maria Raicheva-Stover and Elza Ibroscheva, London: Bloomsbury 2014, pp. 265- 283;

− “Commemorating the Famine as Genocide: The contested meanings of Holodomor memorials in Ukraine”, in: Memorials of Mass Violence and Transitional Justice, ed. by Susanne Buckley-Zistel and Stefanie Schäfer, Mortsel and Cambridge, UK: Intersentia 2013, pp. 221-242;

− “Geopolitics of Memory in post-Cold War Europe”, in: Writing History into Broken Narratives: Post- Cold War Historiography in Europe and Asia, ed. by Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik and Axel Schnei- der, Leiden and Boston: Brill 2014, pp. 239-253;

− “From the ‘Re-Unification of the Ukrainian Lands’ to ‘Soviet Occupation’: The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact in Ukrainian political memory”, in: The Use and Abuse of Memory. Interpreting World War II in Contemporary European Politics, ed by Christian Karner and Bram Mertens, New Brunswick: Trans- action Publishers 2013, pp. 229-247;

− "’We used to be one country’: Rural Transformations, Economic Asymmetries and National Identi- ties in the Ukrainian-Russian Borderlands", in: Asymmetry and Proximity in Border Encounters, ed. by Jutta Lauth Bacas and William Kavanagh, Oxford: Berghahn 2013, pp. 193-212;

− “The Border as Pain and Remedy: Commemorating the Polish-Ukrainian conflict of 1918-1919 in Lviv and Nationalities Papers, Vol. 42, nr. 2, March 2014, pp. 242-268;

− “MemoryPrzemyśl”, Wars and in:Reconciliation in the Ukrainian-Polish Borderlands: Geopolitics of memory from a local perspective”, in: History, Memory and Politics in Central and Eastern Europe, ed. by Georges Mink and Laure Neumayer, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2013, pp. 173-192;

− “'Common Victory’ or ‘Not Our War’? The Nationalization of World War II Remembrance in the Ukrainian-Russian Borderlands”, in: Ukraina Moderna, nr. 18 (2011), pp. 100-126 (in Ukrainian); Russian version in: Puti Rossii. Istorizatsiia sotsial’nogo opyta, ed. by M. Pugacheva, Moscow: NLO 2012; Romanian version in: Al Doilea Război Mondial. Memorie și istorie în Estul și Vestul Europei, -301;

− ed.“'Capital by Diana of Despair': Dumitru, Holodomor Igor Cașu, AndreiMemory Cușco and Politicaland Petru Conflicts Negură, in Cartier Kharkiv 2013, after pp. the 275 Orange Revo- lution”, in: EEPS - East European Politics and Societies, vol. 25, nr. 3 (2011), pp. 597-639;

− “Borders and Memory”, in: The Research Companion to Border Studies, ed. by Doris Wastl-Walter, Ashgate 2011, pp. 63-84;

− "Gender, Nation and Reproduction: Demographic Discourses and Politics in Ukraine after the Or- ange Revolution", in: Gender, Politics and Society in Ukraine, ed. by Olena Hankivsky and Anastasiya Salnykova, Toronto University Press, 2012, pp. 131-151;

− "Feminist (De)Constructions of Nationalism in the Post-Soviet Space", in: Mapping Difference: The Many Faces of Women in Ukraine, ed. by Marian J. Rubchak, Oxford: Berghahn 2011, pp. 173-191;

− “Regional Cooperation in the Ukrainian-Russian Borderlands: ‘Wider Europe’ or/and Post-Soviet Integration?”, in: EU Enlargement, Region-Building and Shifting Borders of Inclusion and Exclusion, ed. by I. Nagy and J. Scott, Ashgate 2006, pp. 95-111;

− “Cross-border Cooperation and Transformation of Regional Identities in the Ukrainian-Russian Borderlands: Towards a Euroregion 'Slobozhanshchyna'?”, in: Nationalities Papers, vol. 32, nr. 1, March 2004, pp. 207-232; vol. 32, nr. 2, June 2004, pp. 297-514;

− “Families in the Ukraine: Between Postponed Modernization, Neofamilialism and Economic Sur- vival”, in: Families in Eastern Europe, ed. by Mihaela Robila, Elsevier 2004, pp. 187-209;

− “Strong Women, Weak State: Family Politics and Nation Building in Post-Soviet Ukraine”, in: Post- Soviet Women Encountering Transition, ed. by K. Kuehnast and C. Nechemias, Johns Hopkins Uni- versity Press 2004, pp. 23-43;

− “Free Market Ideology and New Women’s Identities in Post-Socialist Ukraine”, in: European Journal of Women’s Studies, vol. 8.1, 2001, p. 29-49; republished in Russian in Gender histories of Eastern Europe, ed. by Elena Gapova, Almira Usmanova and Andrea Petö, Minsk: European University Press 2002;

− “Gender and Identity Formation in Post-Socialist Ukraine: The Case of Women in the Shuttle Busi- ness”, in: Anderson, Cole and Heather Howard-Bobiwash, Feminist Fields: Ethnographic Insights, Broadview Press 1999, pp. 243-263; republished in Ukrainian in: Gender Analysis of Ukrainian So- ciety, ed. by Tamara Melnik, Kyiv: UNDP 1999, pp. 165-172. Book chapters − “The Monumental Commemoration of St. Volodymyr / St. Vladimir in Ukraine, Russia and Beyond: The Nationalisation of the Past, the Orthodox Church and ‘Monumental Propaganda’ before and

after the Annexation of Crimea”, in: Official History in Eastern Europe, ed. by Korine Amacher, Andrii Portnov and Viktoriia Serhiienko, Warsaw: German Historical Institute, Osnabrück: Fibre Verlag 2021, pp.173-217;

− “Borderlands or Frontiers? Contested Pasts and Competing Imaginaries in Ukraine’s East and West”, in: More than just Blue and Yellow. Region and Nation in Ukraine’s History, ed. by Julia Obertreis, Jan Kusber and Guido Hausmann, series Quellen und Studien zur Geschichte des östlichen Europa, Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag (forthcoming);

− “’Vienna remembers, the Alps and the Danube remember...’: (Post-)Soviet and Austrian Memories of WWII in the Urban Space of Vienna”, in: Monuments and Celebrations: Ethnography of the Victory Day, ed. by Mischa Gabowitsch (in Russian), St. Petersburg: Nestor-Isroria 2020, pp. 310-345;

− „The Proliferation of Borders in the post-Soviet Space: Ukraine and beyond“, in: Umstrittene Räume in der Ukraine: Politische Diskurse, literarische Repräsentationen und kartographische Visualisierungen, ed. by Sabine von Löwis, Göttingen: Wallstein-Verlag, 2019, pp.47-72;

− “Ukraine’s Eastern Borderlands: the end of ambiguity?“ in: Andrew Wilson, What Does Ukraine Think?, London: ECFR 2015, pp.45-52;

− “Mothering the Nation. Demographic Politics, Gender and Parenting in Ukraine”, in: Gendering Post- Socialist Transition: Studies of changing gender perspectives, ed. by Krassimira Daskalova, Caroline -Verlag 2011, pp. 285-302; Hornstein Tomić and Karl Kaser, ERSTE Foundation series, vol. 1, Münster: Lit − "Gefährliche Liebschaften. Nationalismus und Feminismus in der postsowjetischen Ukraine", in: Die Ukraine. Prozesse der Nationsbildung im 19. bis 21. Jahrhundert, hg. von Andreas Kappeler, Wien / Köln / Weimar: Böhlau 2011, S.127-143; Ukrainian translation published in the Ukrainian edition of this volume, Kyiv: KIC Publishing 2011, pp. 138-153;

− “Sisters into Neighbours: Ukraine and Belarus after 1991”, in: Belarus: External Pressure, Internal Change, ed. by Hans-Georg Heinrich and Ludmilla Lobova, Bern and Berlin: Peter Lang Verlag 2009, pp. 301-325; also published in: Crossroads Digest, EHU-Press, Vilnius, nr.3, 2008, pp. 4-34;

− "Die Ukraine auf dem Weg nach Europa: Traumziel 'Mitgliedschaft', Endstation 'Nachbarschaft'?", in: „Quo vadis EU?“ Osteuropa und die EU Erweiterung, hg. von Iskra Schwarcz und Arnold Suppan, Europa Orientalis, Bd. 5, Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte an der Universität Wien, Münster: LIT Verlag 2008, pp. 479-497;

− “Des Eurasiens réticents, des Européens qui ne sont pas bienvenus. Les dilemmes de l’identité géopolitique ukrainienne”, in: Eurasie: Espace mythique ou réalité en construction?, ed. by Wanda Dressler, Brussels: Bruylant 2009, pp. 177-207; short version published in Russian in: Politich- eskaya Nauka, nr. 2, 2006, pp. 7-28;

− “Milena Rudnytska”, in: Biographical Dictionary of Women’s Movements and Feminisms in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe, 19th and 20th centuries, ed. by Franciska de Haan, Krassimira Daskalova and Anna Loutfi, Budapest / New York: CEU Press 2006, pp. 470-474;

− “The New Post-Soviet Borderlands: Nostalgia, Resistance to Changes, Adaptation. A Case Study of Three Near-Border Villages, Kharkiv oblast, Ukraine”, in: Border Crossings: Territory, Memory and History in North and East Europe, ed. by Madeleine Hurd, Eslöv: Gondolin, 2006, pp. 57-87; in

Ukrainian in: Skhid-Zakhid, nr. 8, 2006, pp. 185-199; in Russian in: The Russian-Ukrainian Border- land: Twenty years of separated unity, ed. by V.A. Kolossov and O.I. Vendina, Moscow: New Chrono- graph 2011, pp.192-206;

− “Ukrainian Women in Galicia: Origins of Feminist Tradition and Challenges of Nationalism”, in: Frauenbilder, feministische Paxis und nationales Bewusstsein in Österreich-Ungarn 1867-1918, hg. von Waltraud Heindl, Edit Király und Alexandra Millner, Tübingen: Narr Francke 2006, pp. 257- 268;

− "The Old Ideology of the New Family: Demographic Nationalism in Russia and Ukraine", in: Family Ties: Models for Assembling, ed. by S. Oushakine, Moscow: NLO 2004, pp. 268-297 (in Russian; re- ceived the EHU annual award “Gender Studies 2005” for the best publication in gender studies in Russian language);

− “The Family as a Resource for Social Transformations in Contemporary Ukraine”, in: Gender and Economy: International experience and Russian practice, ed. by Elena Mezentseva, Moscow: Russ- kaia Panorama 2002, pp. 195-211 (in Russian);

− “Women’s Employment in the Transition Economy: Adaptation to the Market or Marginalization?”, in: Femina Postsovietica. Ukrainian Women in the Transitional Period: from Social Movements to Pol- itics, ed. by Irina Zherebkina, Kharkiv: F-Press 1999, pp. 231-280 (in Russian).

− “Feminism and Economic Theory”, in: Osnovy gendernyh issledovaniy (Reader on Gender Studies), Kharkiv Center for Gender Studies 2000 (in Russian); Articles in academic journals − „Über die Neuerfindung und Entsorgung von Revolutionen: 1917 im Licht des Maidan“, in: Osteuropa, nr. 6-8 (2017), pp. 273 - 289;

− “Erinnerungskriege: Denkmalspolitik im postsowjetischen Char’kiv”, in: Osteuropa, nr. 4 (2015), pp. 153-171; English version: „Memory Wars in Post-Soviet Kharkiv,“ in: Dieter Segert (ed.), Civic Education and Democratisation in the Eastern Partnership Countries, Bonn: bpb 2016; Russian version.

− “Im Osten nichts Neues?”, in: Transit – Europäische Revue, nr. 45 (2014); English version in Eurozine: “From Borderlands to Bloodlands” and in Krytyka (September 2014);

− “Geopolitics of Memory: Rethinking World War II and the fight for hegemony in the Baltic-Black Sea Region”, in: Perekrestki, nr. 3-4, 2011, pp. 134-157 (in Russian); English version in: Perekrestki Digest, nr. 6, 2011, pp. 116-133;

− „Gender Studies in Ukraine“, in: Aspasia. The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and South- eastern European Women’s and Gender History; vol. 4 (2010), pp. 176-183;

− "Between Clan, Family and Nation: Post-Soviet Masculinity / Femininity in Colour Revolutions", in: Ab Imperio, 1, 2007, pp. 355-394 (in Russian);

− “Europeanising the Ukrainian-Russian Border: from EU Enlargement to the Orange Revolution”, in: Debatte: Review of Eastern and Central European Studies nr. 13, 2005, pp. 137-154 (also published in Ukrainian in AGORA, nr. 3, 2006, pp. 109-118);

− “The Ukrainian-Russian Border under Construction”, in: Idäntutkimus. Review of Eastern European Studies, 3/2005, pp. 13-22 (in Finnish);

− “EU Enlargement, the New Neighborhood and the Europeanization of the Ukrainian-Russian borderlands”, in: Politia, nr. 2, 2004, pp. 106-119 (in Russian);

− "(Anti)national feminisms, Post-Soviet Gender Studies: Women's Voices of Transition and Nation Building in Ukraine", in: Oesterreichische Osthefte, Jahrgang 43, Heft 4, Wien 2001, pp. 503-523, republished into Estonian in: Ariadne Long, nr. 1-2, 2002, pp. 180-196;

− “Social Reproduction as a Problem in Feminist Theory”, in: Gender as a Category of Analysis, ed. by Christine Ruane, special issue of Russian Studies in History, vol. 40, nr. 3, Winter 2001-2002, pp. 70-90 (first published in Russian in Obshchestvennye nauki i sovremennost’, Moscow: Russian Academy of Sciences 2000, nr. 4, pp 27-40;

− “Sprache und Nationsbildung. Dilemmata der Sprachenpolitik in der Ukraine”, in: Transit- Europäische Revue, Nr. 21, 2001, pp. 144-169;

− “The Market Discourse and the Problem of Gender in Economic Theory”, in: Obshchestvennye nauki i sovremennost’, Moscow: Russian Academy of Sciences 1999, nr. 5; republished in: Women in Soci- ety: Myth and reality, ed. by L. Kruming, Moscow: Informatsia XXI vek 2000, pp. 268-282;

− “Concepts of Reflexive Modernization in Modern Social Theory”, in: Filosofskie Peripetiyi, Journal of Kharkiv State University, nr. 437, 1999, pp. 103-110 (in Russian);

− “Ukrainian Women in the Transition Economy”, in: Labour Focus on Eastern Europe, 60/1998, pp. 55-68. Working papers, analytical reports, conference proceedings − „L’utilisation de la m moire de la guerre dans le conflit russo-ukrainien“, in: Tatiana Kastou va- Jean (ed.), Mémoire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale dans la Russie actuelle, Russie.Nei.Reports, nr. é é 31, Paris: Ifri, June 2020, pp. 26-29.

− “Ukraine's Border with Russia before and after the Orange Revolution”, in: Die Ukraine: Zerrissen zwischen Ost und West?, hg. von Martin Malek, Schriftenreihe der Landesverteidigungsakademie, Wien, 2, 2007, pp. 63-90;

− “Language, Ethnicity and Cultural Boundaries in Ukraine”, in: Language Discourse and Borders in the Yugoslav Successor States, ed. by B.Busch, H. Kelly-Holmes, Clevedon / Buffalo / Toronto: Mul- tilingual Matters Ltd. 2004, pp. 67-74;

− “The Ukrainian-Russian border as a cultural and political construct”, in: Ukrainian-Russian borderlands: geopolitics, history, identities. Proceedings of the seminar at Kharkiv National University, April 11, 2003, Kennan Institute (Kyiv Office) 2003, pp. 9-17 (in Ukrainian);

− "'Language Politics' in Contemporary Ukraine: Nationalism and identity formation", in: Andrew Bove (ed.), Questionable Returns, IWM Junior Fellows Conferences, vol. XII, Vienna: IWM 2002;

− "Ukrainian Feminism(s): Between Nationalist Myth and Anti-Nationalist Critique", IWM Working Paper nr. 2/2001, Vienna: IWM;

− “World-system analysis as critical theory” in: World-System Theory and Contemporary Global Trans- formations, Working papers of an international seminar in Kharkiv, 21-22 June 2000; Kharkiv: KNU 2000 (in Russian);

− “The Status of Women in Transitional Economy: In search for a feminist epistemology”, in: Woman, Gender, Culture. Working Papers of the Second and Third Russian Summer Schools on Women’s and Gender Studies, Moscow Center for Gender Studies 1999, pp. 160-170 (in Russian). 8

Book reviews − Regionalism without Regions: Reconceptualizing Ukraine's Heterogeneity, ed. by Ulrich Schmid and Oksana Myshlovska, Leipzig Studies on the History and Culture of East Central Europe, nr. 5, Buda- pest: CEU Press 2019, in: Slavic Review vol. 79, nr. 3 (2020), pp. 668-670;

− Russia Before and After Crimea: Nationalism and Identity, 2010–17, ed. by Pål Kolstø and Helge Blakkisrud, Edinburgh University Press 2018, in: Slavic Review vol. 78, nr. 2 (2019), pp. 609-610;

− Oksana Kis, Ukrayinky v Hulahu: Vyzhyty znachyt’ peremohty (Ukrainian women in the Gulag: Sur- Aspasia. The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History 13.1 (2019), pp. 201-203; vival means victory), Lvіv: Institute of Ethnology 2017, in: − William J. Risch, The Ukrainian West: Culture and the Fate of Empire in Soviet Lviv (Cambridge and London: Harvard University Press, 2011), in Slavonica, 18 (2) 2012, 164-165;

− Gabriel Popescu, Bordering and Ordering the Twenty-first Century: Understanding Borders (Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2012), in Journal of Borderlands Studies, 27 (3) 2012, 365-366;

− Nelly Bekus, Struggle over Identity: The Official and the Alternative "Belarusianness" (Budapest and NY: CEU Press, 2010), in East European Politics, 29 (1) 2013, 105-107.

INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

Since 2020 Social Politics in European Borderlands. A Comparative and Transna- tional Study, 1870s-1990s (SOCIOBORD) ERC project led by Prof. Laura Downs European University Institute, Florence

2019−2021 Rescaling the Border: Nationalism and Civilisationalism in Central and Eastern Europe Project leader Dr. Paul Richardson, University of Birmingham Country-lead for Ukraine in the research project Grant from the British Academy

2015−present Transcultural Contact Zones in Ukraine University of St. Gallen, directed by Prof. Ulrich Schmid

2012 - 2013 Russian Identity in the Media and Identity Politics in Eastern Europe CRIM Project, part of the Memory at War International Project directed by Prof. Alexander Etkind, Cambridge, UK University of Helsinki, Aleksanteri Institute co-edited collected volume

2009 Gender, Nation and Reproduction: Demographic discourses and prac- tices in Ukraine after the Orange Revolution Research project conducted in cooperation with the Ukrainian NGO "Humanitarna Initsiatyva", as part of the ERSTE Gender Call collected volume on gender politics in East Central Europe (ERSTE Founda- tion, Austria)

2005 - 2006 Research project on the new borders in Eastern Europe with Prof. Wanda Dressler, LADYSS, Université de Paris 1, France, and Prof. 9

Vladimir Kolossov, Institute for Geography, Academy of Sciences, Russia included research trips to Ukraine, Russia, Poland, a research seminar and a collected volume

2001 The Role of Women in Transitional Societies Kennan Institute Workshop Series, Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington DC resulting in a collected volume. JOURNALISM

Edited collections − Focal point Ukraine in European Dialogue, in: Eurozine, (2016 - 2018).

− Focal point Russia in Global Dialogue, in: Eurozine (2011 - 2018).

− Focal point Politics of Bordering and (Cross-)Border Identities, 14 January 2005, in: Eurozine. Articles − “In the shadow of victory. The memory of WWII in the Russian–Ukrainian conflict”, 7 May 2020, in: Eurozine.

− „Ukraine: Wofür steht Newcomer Selenski?“, in: Der Standard, 26 April 2019.

− „Charkiv – von der Grenzstadt zur Frontstadt“, in: Religion und Gesellschaft in Ost und West (2019), Nr. 4-5 (Thema: Ukraine fünf Jahre nach dem Majdan), pp. 30-33;

− “The importance of being earnest: Putin, Trump and the politics of sincerity”, 26 February 2018, in: Eurozine.

− “Capitalism, autocracy and political masculinities in Russia”, 18 May 2016, in: Eurozine.

− “Hybrid reconciliation”, 8 April 2016, in: Eurozine.

− „Russia's never-ending war against ‚fascism’: Memory politics in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict“, 8 May 2015, in: Tr@nsit_online.

− „The Fifth Kharkiv“, in: New Eastern Europe, nr. 3-4, 2015, pp. 30-37;

− „Regionale Tyrannei“, in: Wiener Zeitung, 28 September 2014.

− „The autumn of nations 1989 and the Ukrainian winter 2013-14“, 13 June 2014, in: Eurozine.

− „Ukraine: Elections without the East“, 1 June 2014, in: Al Jazeera.

− with Timothy Snyder, „Diaries and memoirs of the Maidan. Ukraine from November 2013 to Feb- ruary 2014“, 27 June 2014, in: Eurozine,

− „Lost in Transition: Struggles over identity in post-Soviet Ukraine and Belarus“, in: Aspen Review Central Europe, nr. 4 (2014);

− “Yulia Tymoshenko’s two bodies”, 25 June 2013, in: Eurozine. German version in Wespennest nr. 165 (2013); Ukrainian version in Krytyka 7-8 (2013);

− “Heroes into Victims: The Second World War in post-Soviet memory politics”, 31 October 2012, in: Eurozine.

− “Die Westukraine hat Präsident Janukowitsch abgeschrieben”, in: Die Presse, 27.10.2012;

− “Ukraine Elections: Do they matter?”, 25 October 2012, in: Eurozine.

− “Ukraine on the Edge”, 8 December 2011, in: Project Syndicate, English (reprinted in: Die Welt, The Moscow Times, European Daily, Irish Examiner, Times of Malta, The Korea Times, etc.).

− “Land of Confusion: Ukraine, the EU and the Tymoshenko case“, 14 December 2011, in: Eurozine.

− Untitled contribution to the focal point “Scholars Confronting the Emergence of Memory”, in: Ukraina moderna, vol. 15, nr. 4 (2009), pp. 39-43 (in Ukrainian).

− "Geopolitics of Memory", 10 May 2007, in: Eurozine, Estonian version in: Vikerkaar, nr. 4-5 (2008), pp. 157-170; updated Ukrainian version in: Krytyka nr. 3-4 (2009), pp. 12-15; Lithuanian version in: Kulturos barai, nr. 4-5 (2009), pp. 16-19; Hungarian version in: Magyar Lettre Internationale nr. 74 (2009), pp. 63-66; Macedonian version in: Koreni, nr. 33-34 (2009), pp. 5165-5182; Swedish version in: Glänta nr. 1 (2013), pp. 38-48.

− “Roses, Oranges… and Coca: What remains of the revolutions in the globalized world?”, 23 Febru- ary 2006, in: Eurozine; in Swedish in: Ord & Bild, nr.1-2 (2006), pp. 118-122; in Russian in: Oiku- mena nr. 4 (2006), pp. 185-191, and in: Prognozis, vol. 7, nr. 3 (2006), pp. 260-265.

− “What is left of the Orange Revolution?”, 23 March 2006, in: Eurozine.

− “Orange Victory: Ukraine Tastes the Exotic Fruits of Democracy”, in: IWMpost - Newsletter of the Institut für die Wissenschaften von Menschen, Vienna, nr. 87 (Winter 2005).

− "Zerfällt die Ukraine?", 30 November 2004, in: Eurozine; Swedish translation in: Ny Tid, 7 January 2005;

− “Kiew ist jetzt die Hauptstadt der Ukrainer”, Tagesanzeiger, 29 December 2004.

− "Why Russian-Speakers in Ukraine should Vote for Yushchenko?”, in: Ukrainska pravda, 16 Novem- ber 2004 (in Russian).

− "Ukrainische Mythologie", commentary on Mykola Riabchuk "Die Ukraine: Ein Staat, zwei Län- der?", in: Transit - Europäische Revue, Nr. 23 (2002), pp. 196-202; republished 17 September 2002 in English in: Eurozine; in Hungarian in: 2000, nr. 10 (2002), pp. 24-28; in Russian in: Perekrestki nr. 3-4 (2005), pp. 108-117; and in Ukrainian in: Suchasnist’, nr. 4 (2003), pp. 78-83. Interviews with TZ − „Le déchirement de l’opinion publique ukrainienne“, Entretien par Lucie Campos avec Tatiana Zhurzhenko, in: La Vie des idées, 26 mai 2014; English version: Ukraine’s ManyVoices.

− „Kein Sieg für Putin“, Interview by Cathrin Kahlweit with Timothy Snyder, Tatiana Zhurzhenko and Volodymyr Sklokin in Süddeutsche Zeitung, May 5, 2014;

− "Post-Orange Ukraine: Lost years?", 18 December 2013, in: Eurozine; Lithuanian original version in Kulturos barai, nr. 11, 2013.

− "Geschichte Macht Politik", in: Online-Zeitung der Universität Wien, July 2009.

− " ", in: Lietuvos nacionalinis radijas ir televizija, May 2009. Politologė: negalime kalbėti vien apie savo traumas − "Ukraine: Heißes Eisen Gedächtnispolitik", in: Forschungsnewsletter Universität Wien, December 2007.

− "Ukraine - Russland: Über alte und neue Grenzen", in: Online-Zeitung der Universität Wien, December 2003, www.dieuniversitaet-online.at/beitraege/news/ukraine-russland-uber-alte- und-neue-grenzen/543/neste/72.html;

− "La Rivoluzione Arancione è rimasta senza eroi", in: Caffe Europa, 14.03.06. Interviews held by TZ − “Kharkiv Talks in a Viennese Kitchen – On Revolution, War and Literature in Ukraine”, Interview with Zaven Babloyan, Tr@nsit_online,; in Russian.

− „The politics of no alternatives or How power works in Russia“, interview with Gleb Pavlovsky (together with Ivan Krastev), in: Eurozine, in Romanian in: Dilema veche 392 (2011); in Estonian in: Vikerkaar, nr. 6 (2011); in Polish in: Krytyka Polityczna, 27-28 (2011); in German in: Transit: Europäische Revue, nr. 42 (2011). Other media − „Ukraine: Umkämpfte Identitäten zwischen West und Ost“, Ö1 (Austrian radio), Dimensionen – die Welt der Wissenschaft, 1. Juli 2014.

CONFERENCES & WORKSHOP ORGANISATION

2017 Revolutionary Ukraine: A reflection on 1917 and its aftermath including the cultural program Filming the Revolution Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna October 13−18, 2017

2017 Turkey and Russia in the New Global Order Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna September 20−22, 2017

2017 Truth in Times of War and the New War on Truth Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna June 22−23, 2017

2017 Looks Like Home Public screening of two Ukrainian documentaries on internal refugees from Donbas and Crimea Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna May 31, 2017

2017 Reforming Education in Ukraine roundtable debate with Ukrainian and Austrian experts Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna May 29, 2017

2017 The Future of Russianess in Post-Maidan Ukraine public panel debate Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna February 13, 2017

2016 Working Meeting of the German-Ukrainian Historians Commission Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna

June 2-4, 2016

2015 The School of Kyiv Biennial “School of Abducted Europe” program Kyiv, September 8 - October 30, 2015 (more than 20 events)

2014 Ukraine: Thinking Together, International conference Initiators: Timothy Snyder and Leon Wieseltier Kyiv, 15-19 May 2014

2004 Borderlands: Historical and Anthropological Aspects International symposium V.Karazin Kharkiv National University in cooperation with European University, St. Petersburg

2003 Ukrainian-Russian borderlands: geopolitics, history, identities International seminar V.Karazin Kharkiv National University in cooperation with Kennan Institute

2000 World-System Theory and Contemporary Global Transformations International seminar V.Karazin Kharkiv National University in cooperation with University of North London

1997 First Ukrainian Summer School on Feminist Methodology Foros /Ukraine

TEACHING

University of Vienna, Department of Political Science (IPW, if not indicated otherwise) SS 2021 210135 SE M9 “New Perspectives in Memory Studies with a focus on Eastern Europe“.

SS 2021 210090 VO BAK15 (SpezialVO East European Studies) “Nation building, transitional justice and mnemonic conflicts in the post-Soviet space“.

WS 2020/21 210078 VO BAK15 (SpezialVO East European Studies) “Nationalism after Com- munism: Nation-building, ethnic conflicts and populism in Eastern Europe“.

WS 2020/21 210079 SE BAK15 (East European Studies) “Politics of history and memory wars in Eastern Europe“.

SS 2020 210165 SE BAK10 (International Politics and Development) “Ukraine and Russia from the collapse of the Soviet Union to the war in Donbas“.

SS 2020 210166 SE M4 (International Politics and Development) “Memory wars, apology and reconciliation in international relations (with a focus on Eastern Europe)“.

WS 2019/20 210082 VO BAK15 Ringvorlesung „30 Jahre nach 1989: Wende wohin?“.

SS 2019 210089 VO BAK15 (SpezialVO Osteuropastudien) “Nationalism after Communism: Nation-building, ethnic conflicts and populism in Eastern Europe”.

SS 2019 210111 VO M1b “Politikwissenschaftliche Grundlagen”.

SS 2019 210137 SE M11 Forschungspraktikum “Memory Studies in Political Science”.

WS 2018/19 210094 SE BAK18 Bachelorseminar.

WS 2018/19 210126 VO M9 (SpezialVO Osteuropastudien) –“Nation building, transitional justice and mnemonic conflicts in the post-Soviet space”.

WS 2018/19 210127 SE M9 (Osteuropastudien) “Politics and society in post-Maidan Ukraine”.

WS 2018/19 210160 SE BAK15 SE (Osteuropastudien) “Ukraine, Russia and the West: Under- standing the current conflict”.

WS 2014/15 210060 SE BAK-15: „Post-Soviet Ukraine: Political system, conflicts and challenges of transition“.

WS 2014/15 420002 DS „Contemporary Approaches in Borderlands Studies: Galicia in comparative and interdisciplinary perspective“, University of Vienna, Doktoratskolleg Galizien.

WS 2013/14 210124 SE "Politics of History and Memory Wars in Eastern Europe“.

SS 2008 210199 PS "Politics of Memory and National Identity in Eastern Europe: Ukraine, Russia, Poland".

WS 2006/07 070637 SE "Gender-Politik und Frauen nach dem Ende des Sozialismus", University of Vienna, Department of East European History.

WS 2006/07 210268 PS "Colour Revolutions in the Post-Soviet Space: A Comparative Perspec- tive".

WS 2005/06 210216 PS "Post-Soviet Transformation and Nation Building in East European Bor- derlands (Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova)“.

Supervison of Master Theses at the IPW − Die Parteien „Slowakische Nationalpartei“ und „Kotleba – Volkspartei Unsere Slowakei“: Eine Analyse des parlamentsorientierten Rechtsextremismus in der Slowakei − Menschenhandel in der Tschechischen Republik: Ursachen, Entwicklungen & Bekämpfung − Europeanization in the EU Neighborhood: Public Administration Reform in Ukraine 2016-2018 − Lost in Transition? Identitäts- und Staatskonstruktion in Montenegro − Post-Soviet Latvia and Its Russian-Speaking Minority: Competing Narratives of the Past and Their Public Representation Toronto University 2002 post-graduate seminar "Gender Experiences of Post-Soviet Transformations", To- ronto University, Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies (14 hours).

V.Karazin Kharkiv National University 1993 - 2001 lectures and seminars in Social Theory, Cultural Studies and Gender Studies on un- dergraduate and graduate levels, V.Karazin Kharkiv National University, Depart- ment of Philosophy, Kharkiv, Ukraine (in Ukrainian and Russian).

Other teaching activities − 25 June - 6 July 2018, “Borderlands and Memory in East Central Europe”, Course for the 1st Summer School Borderland Studies in East Central Europe and the Black Sea Region in Kharkiv, organized by the Center for Interethnic Relations Research in Eastern Europe (Kharkiv) and the Center for Governance and Culture in Europe at the University of St. Gallen; 14 hours; − July 3-9 2015, Member of Faculty, 7th International Social Science Summer School in Ukraine on Borders in the Post-Socialist Space: Past, Present, Future, Chernivtsi; − January - March 2013 „Second World War History Politcs: Russia, Finland, Estonia and Ukraine in the European Context“, MA lecture course taught together with Markku Kangaspuro et. al., Univer- sity of Helsinki; − 2007/08 seminar at the Rosa Mayreder College (Vienna), Master Program International Gender Research and Feminist Politics (with focus on East Central Europe), Seminar: "Gender Studies in Ukraine" (27.1. 2007; 4 UE). − July 2006 Member of Faculty, HESP International Summer School Nationhood and Narrative in Is- syk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan; course on "Identities and Narratives in Post-Soviet Borderlands"; 12 hours (in Russian); − 2005/06 seminars at the Rosa Mayreder College (Vienna), Master Program International Gender Research and Feminist Politics (with focus on East Central Europe), Basic Modul: “Concepts and Methods” (27.1. bis 30.1. 2005; 32 UE; with Dr. Ursula Kubes-Hofmann).

LANGUAGES

Ukrainian Native

Russian Native

English Excellent

German Proficient

Polish Passive

RESEARCH STAYS ABROAD

07/2012−05/2013 University of Helsinki, Aleksanteri Institute

02/2012−05/2012 Harvard (USA), Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute

03/2002−04/2002 Toronto University (Canada), Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies

11/2001−01/2002 London Metropolitan University, London (UK), London European Research Center

01/2001−06/2001 Institute for Human Sciences (IWM), Vienna (Austria)

02/1999−04/1999 Queens University, School of Policy Studies, Kingston (Canada)

03/1998−05/1998 University of North London, Ukraine Center, London (UK)

01/1998−02/1998 York University, Center for Women’s Studies, Toronto (Canada)

ADDITIONAL TRAINING

2002−2005 German language courses, Internationales Kulturinstitut Wien, Sprachzentum Uni Wien

06/2004−07/2004 Borderlands of East Central Europe in the context of European Studies, EHU / HESP Regional Seminar, Minsk, Belarus

05/2004 Feminist Critical Analysis, Inter-University Post-Graduate Center Dubrovnik

08/2000 Amsterdam-Maastricht Summer School “The Value of Culture”, Amsterdam

07/ 2000 International Summer School “The Face of the Other”, Macedonia, Skopje

02/ 2000 Winter School for Young Faculty “Cultural Studies in Transitional Societies”, EHU, Minsk (Belarus)

08/ 1999 Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies, Oslo University

02/1999−04/1999 Training in liberal democracy theories as part of the Building Democracy Pro- ject, the Ukrainian-Canadian project on democratic education, Queens University / CIDA

08/1998 NOISE Summer School on Feminist Theory, Abo University, Turku, Finland

07/1998 Third Russian Summer School on Gender and Women’s Studies, Moscow Cen- ter for Gender Studies, Taganrog, Russia

05/1997 First Ukrainian Summer School on Feminist Methodology, Foros, (Ukraine)

07/1996 Summer University on Gender and Culture, Budapest, CEU-HESP

UNIVERSITY AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

− Member of the International Scientific Committee of the Second World Conference of the Associa- tion for Borderlands Studies, Border-Making and its Consequences: Interpreting Evidence from the "post-Colonial" and "post-Imperial" 20th Century, Vienna and Budapest, 10-14 July 2018;

− Member of the International Scientific Committee of the First World Conference of the Association for Borderlands Studies Post-Cold War Borders: Global Trends and Regional Responses, Joensuu, Fin- land and St. Petersburg, Russia, 9-13 June 2014;

− Co-chair, moderator and grant reviewer for the 15th Berlin Roundtables on Transnationality,“Bor- ders and Borderlands: Contested Spaces Between States”, organized by the Irmgard Coninx Stiftung and the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB), March 28 - 31, 2012;

− Member of External Advisory Board, Institute for the Study of European Transformations, London Metropolitan University (2003 - 2008);

− Member of the Editorial Board, Vestnik Politologii, Department of Political Science, V.Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine (since 2012);

− Member of the Editorial Board, Feminist Critique: East European Journal of Feminist and Queer Stud- ies (since 2018);

− Member of the International Editorial Board, Debatte: Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe (2005 - 2021); 16

− Member of the Editorial Board, East-West (Skhid-Zakhid), academic journal of the Institute for Ukrainian Studies, V.Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine (2004 - 2013);

− Member of the Editorial Board, Crossroads(Perekrestki), academic journal of CASE, European Hu- manities University, Minsk/Vilnius (2007 - 2016);

− Member of the Editorial Board of the electronic journal Working Papers on Ukrainian Studies, Uni- versity of North London, UK (1999 - 2000);

− Journal Referee: Ab Imperio, Journal of Baltic Studies, Slavic Review, East Central Europe, Women’s Studies International Forum, European Journal of Women’s Studies, Debatte: Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe, Nationalities Papers, Region and Cohesion, Journal of Borderlands Stud- ies, Europe-Asia Studies, EEPS, Comparative Studies in Society and History, Problems of Post-Com- munism, East-West: Journal of Ukrainian Studies; International Journal of Politics, Culture and Soci- ety; Harvard Ukrainian Studies; Belgeo (Belgian Journal of Geography).

− Reviewer for book manuscripts for Cambridge University Press and Berghahn.

− Grant Reviewer: American Councils Title VIII Research Program (2018); Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Ottawa (2012);

CASE fellowship program, EHU, Vilnius (2004 - 2008);

Open Society Institute (Soros Foundation, Russia) and Women’s Network Program (1998- 2000).

OTHER RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Coaching and workshops for women’s organizations on civil society development, women’s movement and NGO management in the framework of the Ukrainian-Canadian Project “Civil Society” (CBIE, 1996-1998)