Organizing Researcher’s Time to Deliver

This workshop was designed to help participants navigate the complexities and rewards of academic life planning. The participants explored practical strategies for transforming their articles into books while maintaining academic integrity. They also addressed common challenges such as managing procrastination by reframing it within the context of a productive workflow, and delved into methods for cultivating genuine enjoyment and sustainability in research endeavours rather than merely enduring them. Furthermore, the workshop explored the dynamics of collaborative research, identifying both its unique advantages and potential hurdles, and emphasizing that a shared intellectual pursuit can significantly enhance the research journey.  

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Mykhailo Minakov is a Ukrainian philosopher, political analyst, and public intellectual specializing in the politics, intellectual history, and social transformations of post-Soviet societies. His research focuses on democracy, authoritarianism, and the historical development of ideas in Eastern Europe. Minakov has held academic and research positions at several international institutions and has published widely on Ukrainian politics, regional geopolitics, and the intellectual traditions of the post-Soviet world. He is also active in public debate, contributing analysis on political developments in Ukraine and across Eastern Europe.