Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Junior political scientist at the University of Innsbruck studying politics of memory, memory discourse, decolonization and ontological security in postcolonial states. Volunteering for Ukraine & Ukrainian diaspora in Austria.
I founded the first Ukrainian cultural center and library in Innsbruck, dealing with integration and solidarity with the Ukrainian community in Tirol (hnizdoinnsbruck.org).
Proseminar "Introduction to Comparative Politics" (BA)
Since July 2022, I've embarked on a journey as a doctoral student in Political Science, focusing on the dynamics of the politics of memory within the context of decolonizing Ukraine. My dissertation project aims to study how the past can be used to achieve decolonization. It is divided into three work packages covering three distinct arenas of “memory entrepreneurship” — public discourse, international relations, and cultural policy. This choice examines three layers where public and semi-public actors use memory and various references to the past to promote the desired decolonization.
Junior Researcher within the Elise-Richter Project "Migration as Morality Politics" (2019-2023). Power & Agency within Sanctuary Campaigns in the EU.
Ph.D. studies focusing on Belgian postcolonial foreign policy. Temporaly suspended.
French-to-Russian/Ukrainian English-to-Russian/Ukrainian