Events / Taras Fedirko

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	Ukrainian Revolutions in the Long 20th Century	Thu, 12.02.2026	Panels and Discussions	Taras Fedirko Yaroslav HrytsakNataliya Kibita	Register here	Ukrainian Revolutions in the Long 20th Century Thu, 12.02.2026 Speakers: Taras Fedirko Yaroslav HrytsakNataliya Kibita Series: Panels and Discussions The speakers explore how revolutions endure institutionally and culturally, shaping political thought, state structures, literature, and popular culture. The discussion examines Ukraine’s revolutionary legacies within broader debates on modernity, violence, and social transformation, and reflects on their renewed relevance amid the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war. Read more
Ukrainian Revolutions in the Long 20th Century Thu, 12.02.2026 Speakers: Taras Fedirko Yaroslav HrytsakNataliya Kibita Series: Panels and Discussions The speakers explore how revolutions endure institutionally and culturally, shaping political thought, state structures, literature, and popular culture. The discussion examines Ukraine’s revolutionary legacies within broader debates on modernity, violence, and social transformation, and reflects on their renewed relevance amid the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war. Read more
	Stolen Childhoods: Russia’s Abduction of Ukrainian Children	Mon, 19.01.2026	Seminars and Colloquia	Olesya Khromeychuk Taras Fedirko		Stolen Childhoods: Russia’s Abduction of Ukrainian Children Mon, 19.01.2026 Speakers: Olesya Khromeychuk Taras Fedirko Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this colloquium, IWM Lesia Ukraїnka Visiting Fellow Olesya Khromeychuk examined one of the most disturbing crimes of Russia’s war against Ukraine: the systematic abduction of Ukrainian children. Read more
Stolen Childhoods: Russia’s Abduction of Ukrainian Children Mon, 19.01.2026 Speakers: Olesya Khromeychuk Taras Fedirko Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this colloquium, IWM Lesia Ukraїnka Visiting Fellow Olesya Khromeychuk examined one of the most disturbing crimes of Russia’s war against Ukraine: the systematic abduction of Ukrainian children. Read more
	Poles by Choice: How Returnees, Migrants, and Refugees Are Shaping the New Poland	Mon, 06.10.2025	Seminars and Colloquia	Taras Fedirko Ula Idzikowska		Poles by Choice: How Returnees, Migrants, and Refugees Are Shaping the New Poland Mon, 06.10.2025 Speakers: Taras Fedirko Ula Idzikowska Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this Fellow's Colloquium, Ula Idzikowska will presented initial findings from her research on Poland’s redefinition as a destination country, also reflecting on the ways in which political discourse has instrumentalized migration within populist rhetoric. Read more
Poles by Choice: How Returnees, Migrants, and Refugees Are Shaping the New Poland Mon, 06.10.2025 Speakers: Taras Fedirko Ula Idzikowska Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this Fellow's Colloquium, Ula Idzikowska will presented initial findings from her research on Poland’s redefinition as a destination country, also reflecting on the ways in which political discourse has instrumentalized migration within populist rhetoric. Read more
	Ukrainian Historical Experiences Through Habsburg, European, and Global Lenses	Tue, 15.07.2025 - Tue, 15.07.2025	Conferences and Workshops	Katherine Younger Svitlana Potapenko Taras FedirkoTomasz Hen-Konarski, Patrice Dabrowski		Ukrainian Historical Experiences Through Habsburg, European, and Global Lenses Tue, 15.07.2025 - Tue, 15.07.2025 Speakers: Katherine Younger Svitlana Potapenko Taras FedirkoTomasz Hen-Konarski, Patrice Dabrowski Series: Conferences and Workshops This workshop brought together scholars examining Ukraine’s experiences under Habsburg rule from the 18th to 20th centuries. It aimed to provide feedback on Austria-related research in progress and foster discussion on integrating Habsburg history into global narratives of Ukraine’s past. Read more
Ukrainian Historical Experiences Through Habsburg, European, and Global Lenses Tue, 15.07.2025 - Tue, 15.07.2025 Speakers: Katherine Younger Svitlana Potapenko Taras FedirkoTomasz Hen-Konarski, Patrice Dabrowski Series: Conferences and Workshops This workshop brought together scholars examining Ukraine’s experiences under Habsburg rule from the 18th to 20th centuries. It aimed to provide feedback on Austria-related research in progress and foster discussion on integrating Habsburg history into global narratives of Ukraine’s past. Read more
	The World That Drone Wars Made: War Economies and the Remaking of Political Order	Mon, 30.06.2025	Lecture	Misha Glenny Taras Fedirko		The World That Drone Wars Made: War Economies and the Remaking of Political Order Mon, 30.06.2025 Speakers: Misha Glenny Taras Fedirko Series: Lecture Wars have made the world we live in—from nation-states and tax systems to international law and intergovernmental organisations—through war economies: the political, material, and moral arrangements for organising labour and resources for political violence, amid the resurgence of war and genocide. This talk explored the emerging global economies of drone warfare and how they rely on and transform local social orders. Drawing on ethnographic research during the Russo-Ukrainian War, Taras Fedirko examined how new war economies emerged, endured, and reshaped political and moral orders in their wake. Read more
The World That Drone Wars Made: War Economies and the Remaking of Political Order Mon, 30.06.2025 Speakers: Misha Glenny Taras Fedirko Series: Lecture Wars have made the world we live in—from nation-states and tax systems to international law and intergovernmental organisations—through war economies: the political, material, and moral arrangements for organising labour and resources for political violence, amid the resurgence of war and genocide. This talk explored the emerging global economies of drone warfare and how they rely on and transform local social orders. Drawing on ethnographic research during the Russo-Ukrainian War, Taras Fedirko examined how new war economies emerged, endured, and reshaped political and moral orders in their wake. Read more