Event invitation: Three sessions of the Tartu Conference on Russian and East European Studies open to the public
The Sixth Annual Tartu Conference on Russian and East European Studies on 12–14 June 2022, invites everyone interested to attend three open sessions. A keynote address by Prof Vitaly Chernetsky (University of Kansas): Confronting Epistemic Injustice: Ukraine as a Challenge to Our Field If there is a common thread in the world’s reaction to Ukraine’s […]… Read more
International conference to reflect on the state of East European and Eurasian Studies in the light of Russia-Ukraine war
The Sixth Annual Tartu Conference on Russian and East European Studies on 12–14 June 2022 will bring more than 150 researchers to Tartu for a discussion on the contemporary challenges in Eastern Europe and Eurasia. The international conference, organised for the sixth time by the Centre for Eurasian and Russian Studies (CEURUS) of the University […]… Read more
The impact of Russia’s war against Ukraine on the Orthodox world
On Friday, May 06 at 14:15 EEST, Mr. Bojidar Kolov (U. Oslo) will be giving an open lecture on the impact of Russia’s war against Ukraine on the Orthodox world. The lecture is a part of 2022 NearEU Master Class Series. The events are aimed to favour public discussion, awareness, and debate in the light […]… Read more
The War in Ukraine and Its Impact on Moldova
Fourth lecture from CEURUS Public Lecture Series, on 27 April 2022 Dumitru Alaiba, Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on the Economy, Budget and Finance of the Republic of Moldova The lecture is going to be held at 18.00-19.30, at Lossi 36, room 214, and is open to everyone interested in the topic. Mr. Dumitru Alaiba […]… Read more
Roundtable: Longer-term implications of Russia’s aggression in Ukraine for Eastern Europe and Central Asia
The Centre for Eurasian and Russian Studies held a roundtable discussion with experts from the region to discuss the longer-term implications of Russia’s aggression in Ukraine for the countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Speakers include Yuliia Kurnyshova (Researcher at the Institute of International Relations, Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University, and Guest Researcher at the University […]… Read more
TRICKSTER’S WARS: RUSSIA’S NEBULOUS CHALLENGES TO THE LIBERAL WORLD ORDER
Third Lecture from CEURUS Public Lecture Series, on 19 April 2022 Anatoly Reshetnikov, Webster University (Vienna) The lecture is going to be held at 14.15 – 16.00, at Lossi 36, room 214, and is open to everyone interested in the topic. Ever since Russia attacked Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the global media coverage of […]… Read more
A panel discussion on the Russian-Ukrainian war
On Thursday, 31 March, from 16:15–18:00, a panel discussion on the Russian-Ukrainian war takes place at the Delta Centre. It is organised by Ukrainian students and staff members of the University of Tartu together with the Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies and aims to give fellow students and colleagues background knowledge on Eastern European […]… Read more
The second call for the summer school in Narva: “Belarus and Its Neighbours: Regime Survival in the Times of War”, 3-8 July 2022
Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies at the University of Tartu invites graduate, post-graduate and doctoral students to apply for the summer school “Belarus and Its Neigbours: Regime Survival in the Times of War”. Considering the 2022 Russia-Ukraine war, the initial content of the school has been modified, with a particular emphasis on the emerging […]… Read more
New episode of radio talk show “Neighbors” (Соседи)
On 14 March 2022 Radio 4, in cooperation with Center for Eurasian and Russian Studies (CEURUS), University of Tartu, has released a new episode of its talk show “Neighbors” (“Соседи”). Program host Evgenia Savina, its coauthor Viacheslav Morozov (University of Tartu) and a guest speaker Natalya Savelyeva, (Center for European Policy Analysis, Public Sociology Laboratory) have […]… Read more
Roundtable panel discussion at CEURUS “The Russia – Belarus Union State and the Invasion in Ukraine: How Much Can Political Science Explain?”
On 5 March 2022, the Center for Eurasian and Russian Studies of the University of Tartu organized a roundtable discussion dedicated to a broader regional perspective of Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine. The panel was organized within the framework of the Eastern Platform – Tartu Seminar initiative and the development cooperation project on Belarus, funded […]… Read more
