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Fellows

 

Das Netzwerk der Cologne/Bonn Academy in Exile umfasst zur Zeit 16 Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler, die an den Universitäten Köln und Bonn durch jeweils fachspezifische Mentorate ihre akademischen Projekte weiterführen können.

„Wir möchten unsere Gastwissenschaftlerinnen und Gastwissenschaftler dazu ermutigen, ihre Forschungen an den Universitäten Köln und Bonn fortzusetzen, um so mit ihrer Expertise zur Vision einer nachhaltigen friedlichen Zukunft Osteuropas beizutragen“
Prof. Dr. Johanna Hey, ehem. Prorektorin für Internationales bis 2023, Universität zu Köln

„Wissenschaftliche Forschung, Austausch und Zusammenarbeit sind ein Gegenmittel gegen Fremdenfeindlichkeit und Krieg, Wissenschaft schafft Dialog und spielt eine entscheidende Rolle bei Schritten in Richtung Frieden“
Prof. Dr. Birgit Ulrike Münch, Prorektorin für Internationales, Universität Bonn

 

Law

Dr. Sergei Masol

Research Area:
Comparative International Law, International Criminal Law, Human Rights

Project:
Russian approaches to international law from the creation of the post-World War II international legal order to modern times Contact

Contact
sml(at)jur.ku(dot)dk

 

Economics

Dr. Halyna Matviienko

Research Area:
Finance, Global Economy, Economy of Enterprises

Project:
Financial mechanisms for stimulating the innovative development of the energy sector for the rapid recovery of Ukraine's economy on a sustainable basis

Contact
halyna.matviienko(at)gmail(dot)com

 

Law

Dr. Svitlana Mazepa

Research Area:
European Law,  Criminal Law

Project:
Democratic challenges of free speech restrictions in times of Russian-Ukrainian war

Contact
svitlana.mazepa(at)uni-osnabrueck(dot)de

 

Art History

Dr. Kateryna Mikheienko

Research Area:
Fine Arts and Architecture of Ukraine, Byzantine Studies

Project:
Church construction in Kyivan Rus in Byzantine architecture context: the so-called “zakomar”  (arch-gabled)  type (churches  with semicircles  tympan

Contact
mikheyenko(at)ukr(dot)net

 

Law

Dr. Sergiy Panasyuk

Research Area:
Constitutional Law, Human Rights

Project:
The Human Rights Violation in Modern War Conflicts

Contact
s.a.panasyuk(at)gmail(dot)com

 

Cultural Studies

Dr. Iryna Petrova

Research Area:
Cultural and Leisure Practices

Project:
Cultural and Leisure Practices in the Conditions of War: History and Modernity

Contact
petrovaiw(at)gmail(dot)com

 

Sociology & Politics

Dr. Daria Vystavkina

Research Area:
Sociology, Social Theatre, Journalism

Project:
The level of support for Ukrainians by residents and the adaptation of Ukrainians in the context of the continuation of hostilities

Contact
vystavkina.dara(at)gmail(dot)com

 

Cultural Studies/Musicology

Dr. Veronika Zinchenko

Research Area:
History of Ukrainian Ballet and Music of Contemporary Ukrainian Ballet

Project:
The Russian Ballet brand as the example of soft power embodiment in the history of art

Contact
veroniquemusik(at)gmail(dot)com

 

Politics

Dr. Sergey Akopov

Research Area:
Political philosophy and theory, post-structuralism, feminism, existential IR (‘politics of loneliness’)

Project:
The ‘politics of loneliness’: demasculinizing narratives of Russian sovereigntism

Contact
sergakopov(at)gmail(dot)com

 

Law

Dr. Gleb Bogush

Research Area:
Public International Law, International Criminal Law

Project:
Topical issues of accountability for international crimes committed in the armed conflict in Ukraine

Contact
gleb.bogush(at)gmail(dot)com

 

History

Dr. Tatiana Khripachenko

Research Area:
History of Eastern Europe, history of international law, intellectual post-imperial studies

Project:
Imperial Legacy, Proletarian State, and Statelessness: Conflict and Entanglement of Soviet and Anti-Bolshevik Emigrant Discourses of International Law, 1918 – 1939

Contact
tkhr(at)uni-bonn(dot)de

 

Literature

Dr. Alena Pantiukhina

Research Area:
Historical Narratives in Literature, Russian-Jewish Literature, and Postcolonial Paradigms in Soviet Culture

Project:
Jewry, Ukraine and Russia: Friedrich Gorenstein’s border narratives

Contact
alena.pantiukhina(at)mailbox.tu-dresden(dot)de

Social Science

Dr. Galina Selivanova

Research Area:
Civil society, philanthropy, participation, social movements, post-communist states, and elections in autocracies.

Project:
Strategies of civil society actors to improve the quality of elections in post-Soviet states

Contact
galina.selivanova(at)fernuni-hagen(dot)de