Classes
- Post-Soviet Ukraine: from an "Unexpected Nation" to the Unwarranted WarJTM477 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Reading Europe from its EastAVES01035 | Faculty of Arts
- Ukraine after 1991 +1JMM749 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Zelensky Phenomenon: the Rise of Audience Democracy and Performative Politics in UkraineJTB337 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Postcolonial Condition in Eastern EuropeJTM519 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Who Owns The Ukrainian State? Tensions between the People and the Elites After 1991 +12022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- EUROPE AS AN OBJECT OF DESIRE: UKRAINE BETWEEN "PSYCHOLOGICAL EUROPE" AND THE "SOVIET MENTALITY"2020 | Faculty of Arts
- EUROPE AS AN OBJECT OF DESIRE : UKRAINE BETWEEN "PSYCHOLOGICAL EUROPE" AND THE "SOVIET MENTALITY"2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The decolonization of education and research in Belarus and Ukraine: theoretical challenges and practical tasks2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts
- Ukraine in a Changing Europe: A New Research Centre at Charles University's Institute of International Studies2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Why is Ukraine important? Challenging the colonial and Cold War legacies in European social sciences2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The decolonization of education and research in Belarus and Ukraine: theoretical challenges and practical tasks2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- UKRAINIAN PHRONESIS: BOTTOM-UP RESISTANCE AND THE BANALITY OF GOODNESS +12022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- WAR AS THE ULTIMATE DISRUPTION: SHATTERED EPISTEMOLOGIES AND STUTTERING SPEECH (THE EDITORIAL PREFACE)2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- RUSSIA VS. UKRAINE: A SUBALTERN EMPIRE AGAINST THE "POPULISM OF HOPE"2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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