Ukraine in European Dialogue Fellowship Program

Distinguished Guests

Understanding Ukraine, and treating Ukrainians as equal partners in our societies’ pursuit of the common values we profess, is vital for the future of the European endeavor. Initiated in 2015 by Permanent Fellow Timothy Snyder, UiED is dedicated to enabling sustained contact and exchange between scholars, public intellectuals, journalists, activists and policymakers from Ukraine and the rest of Europe.

Ukraine in European Dialogue Fellowships are awarded by invitation to notable scholars, cultural figures, and public intellectuals from Ukraine, as well as outstanding international scholars who have demonstrated longstanding intellectual solidarity with Ukraine.

The Ukraine in European Dialogue program also includes Junior Visiting Fellowships 

Contact

Katherine Younger
Research Director, Ukraine in European Dialogue
fellowships(@)iwm.at

Fellowships

  • Political History of Post-Soviet Societies , -
    Mikhail Minakov
  • The Names of Us: Stories of Ukrainian Diversity , -
    Olesya Yaremchuk
  • National Identity in War-Torn Ukraine, -
    Volodymyr Kulyk
  • Ukrainian Migrants in Poland: Discourse, Perceptions and Implications for Self-Identification, -
    Olena Yermakova
  • Formation of the Culture of Lobbying in Ukraine against the Background of the Processes of Cultural and Civilizational Modernization of the Country, -
    Kateryna Priakhina
  • Transforming Humanities in Independent Ukraine: The Case of Philosophy, -
    Halyna Ilina
  • Impacts of Ukrainian Refugees on the Social and Economic Life of Austria, -
    Oksana Denys
  • Temporarily Displaced Persons from Ukraine in the European Union: Social Adaptation and Labor Market Integration, -
    Nataliia Andrusiak
  • Frontline Reporting on Ukraine's War for Democracy, -
    Nataliya Gumenyuk
  • Eyeglasses Floating in Space: Central European Encounters That Came about While Searching for Truth, -
    Marci Shore
  • Schwesterlichkeit, Sorge, Revolution: Eine vergleichende Perspektive, ausgehend von Belarus, -
    Olga Shparaga
  • The Trajectory of the Miners’ Movement in the Donbas, 1989-1993, -
    Kyrylo Tkachenko
  • War Comes to Home: the Image of the Home at the Time of War, -
    Alla Petrenko-Lysak
  • Documenting Experiences of War, -
    Yevhen Horb
  • Green Corridors: It is Fairer to Call Them Red, -
    Natalya Vorozhbyt
  • The Battle for Kyiv: "We have guns and some bullets and warm clothes, and we are trying to live like that.” , -
    Aleksandr Chekmenev
  • Unwinding Empire: Rethinking History and Culture through Ukraine, -
    Anastasiia Platonova
  • Unwinding Empire: Rethinking History and Culture through Ukraine, -
    Daria Badior
  • What Power Does Art Have during the War?, -
    Kateryna Iakovlenko
  • Tony Judt as a Public Intellectual: Creativity, Intellectual Network and Civil Courage, -
    Iurii Opoka
  • The Fall of the Iron Curtain: International History of the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster, -
    Serhii Plokhii
  • Prof. Hans Koch in the Second World War, -
    Ray Brandon
  • Ukraine and the Borders of Europe, -
    Volodymyr Yermolenko
  • Fellowship Continuance: Out of the Shadows: How Central and Eastern Europe Became Modern, -
    Piotr Kosicki
  • Out of the Shadows: How Central and Eastern Europe Became Modern, -
    Piotr Kosicki
  • The Festival Age (1988 – 1993). Was There a Phenomenon? Toward the 30th Anniversary of Ukrainian New Independent Culture, -
    Yuri Andrukhovych
  • The relevance of foreign experience to Ukrainian language policy, -
    Volodymyr Kulyk
  • The Killings Lived On: Legacies of World War II Inter-Communal Violence in Western Ukraine, -
    Daniel Fedorowycz
  • Enlightened Absolutism from Below: Local Bureaucracy, Politics of Reform and Imperial Unification in the Late Eighteenth-Century Russian Empire, -
    Volodymyr Sklokin
  • Language Policy in Western Multilingual States, -
    Volodymyr Kulyk
  • The 1920 Soviet Abortion Decree and Why It Is Important Now, -
    Kateryna Ruban
  • How Could Art Reflect on Trauma?, -
    Lia Dostlieva
  • The Killings Lived On: Legacies of World War II Inter-Communal Violence in Western Ukraine, -
    Daniel Fedorowycz
  • Invisible Empire: Layers of Memory in Post-Habsburg Europe, -
    Scott Spector
  • Real Estate, -
    Andrii Dostliev
  • Soviet Ukrainian Patriotism in Brezhnev`s Dnipropetrovsk, -
    Andrii Portnov
  • The End of the True Believers: The Stalinist Purges in Postwar EasternEurope, -
    Igor Lukes
  • Icons and Bolsheviks Constructivism, Archaism, Propaganda, -
    Konstantin Akinsha
  • Russia and the Western Far Right, -
    Anton Shekhovtsov
  • Ordinary People under Occupation: Mechanisms of Formation and Presentation of Biographies, -
    Olena Styazhkina
  • Filming the Revolution: Ukrainian Avant-garde Films 1929-1931, -
    Konstantin Akinsha
  • Mute Avant-garde: Ukrainian Film in the 1920s, -
    Ivan Kozlenko
  • Voices vs. Ideologies, -
    Yevgenia Belorusets
  • The Role of Witnesses in Digital Media: The Case of the War in the Donbas, -
    Kateryna Iakovlenko
  • Ukraine in European Dialogue Solidarity Fellowship, -
    Volodymyr Rafeyenko
  • The Maidan Murder Trial: Facing the Other, -
    Angelina Kariakina
  • Poland and the Polish Question in Ukrainian-Russian Relations before 1914, -
    Roman Szporluk
  • “Heroes Do Not Die?” New Commemorative Practices in Post-Maidan Eastern Ukraine, -
    Andrii Portnov
  • “Symbols of Freedom”—Western Ukrainian Hippies in the Soviet Era and Today, -
    Andrei Kurkov
  • How Right is the Left?, -
    Kyrylo Tkachenko
  • The International–Kyiv Biennial 2017, -
    Vasyl Cherepanyn
  • Childhood in a Totalitarian Society: The “True Leninists” of Soviet Ukraine, 1929-1939, -
    Nani Hohokhiia
  • Ukraine and the New European Order, -
  • The Geopolitical Dimension of Ukraine’s Cooperation with Central and Eastern European Countries under Conditions of Russian Aggression, -
    Ihor Todorov
  • Lakonische Verse in der Katastrophe, -
    Serhiy Zhadan
  • «Homo Militans»: The Motivation of Paramilitary Fighters in Ukraine, -
    Oksana Mikheieva
  • Heroes and Antiheroes in National Narratives of CEE Countries in 20th Century, -
    Anton Liagusha
  • Ordinary People under Occupation: Mechanisms of Formation and Presentation of Biographies, -
    Olena Styazhkina

Fellows