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ZOiS Conference
5+ Years of ZOiS Research: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
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Five years have passed since the ceremonial opening of ZOiS in March 2017. To mark this anniversary, at our 2022 Annual Conference we wanted to provide insights into the wide range of social science research undertaken at ZOiS.
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Call for Papers
Border In/Securities - at the Nexus of Space and Emotions in Central and Eastern Europe
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The panel at the BASEES 2023 Annual Conference aims at giving impulse to a differentiated debate of border in/securities and their entanglement with current processes in Central and Eastern Europe by focusing on the level of the everyday, the subjects and embodiments of insecurity and security at borders.
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Publication
ZOiS Annual Report 2021
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2021 was dominated by our theme year #30PostSovietYears. Thirty years after the end of the Soviet Union, we traced the dynamics and consequences of the upheaval. In addition, a number of new research projects were launched, and, for the first time, a trainee begann her training in research communication at ZOiS.
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ZOiS Report 2/2022
Young Poles in Times of Dramatic Change: Refugees, Identity and Social Engagement
by Félix Krawatzek and Piotr Goldstein
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This report examines young people’s political attitudes in conjunction with their views on the arrival of over two million refugees from Ukraine in 2022, and their views on those refugees who have been trying to get into the EU through the Polish- Belarusian border since 2021.
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ZOiS Spotlight 30/2022
The Role of Think Tanks in Russian Foreign Policy
by Felix Riefer
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Think Tanks are supposed to act as bridges between academia and politics, but in Russia they cannot operate freely. Controlled by the Kremlin, their ostensible purpose is to ensure the loyalty of the functional elites and to uphold and disseminate predetermined positions – at home and abroad.
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ZOiS Spotlight 29/2022
Education Under Fire: The Ukrainian School System Under Occupation
by Tatiana Zhurzhenko
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As the new school year begins in Ukraine, hundreds of schools find themselves in occupied territories where the Russification of the school system is turning education into a battleground. The teachers who remain are under pressure from the occupiers. Some try to escape this influence through distance learning.
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Online Event | 5 October 2022 | 12pm - 1.00pm
Mobilisation in Russia - Disparities and Reactions
In conversation with Greg Yudin, Güzel Yuzupova and Nadja Douglas
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The mobilisation affects broad segments of the Russian population, yet its effects are not evenly distributed and the reactions to the mobilisation are also varied. We look at how conscription is organised and how inequalities play out on the ground. We also discuss how the mobilisation affects regime support.
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Conference | 26 – 28 October 2022 | University of Warsaw Library
History and Memory in International Relations
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Conflicting views of the past are one of the biggest challenges in international relations: they can lead to confrontations but also serve as a means of reconciliation. At the conference we will discuss the different ways of remembering historical events and their influence on international relations.
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Quotes by Nadja Douglas at ZDF.de (27/09/2022)
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Interview with Gwendolyn Sasse at tagesschau24 (25/09/2022)
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Interview with Félix Krawatzek on 15min (12/09/2022)
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Guest article by Gwendolyn Sasse for Carnegie Europe (13/09/2022)
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Links to more media coverage on current topics can be found on our website ZOiS in the Media.
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