I'm excited to be joining Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki as a Visiting Fellow in 2026-2027! While in residence, I'll be working on my project "War, Media, and Russian Political Migrants."
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Recently published:
From Celebrity Feminism to Feminist Anti-War Resistance
by Saara Maria Ratilainen, Daniil Zhaivoronok & Galina Miazhevich
Free access for one week: doi.org/10.1525/cpcs...
New in Advance Articles:
We Are All Netnographers Now? Fieldwork in an Age of Participatory Warfare
by Jethro Norman
doi.org/10.1525/cpcs...
Making waves on the official website of the Republic of Belarus.
Join us for the publisher's forum at 1:30 pm today (May 7)!
Congrats to Natalia, Artem, and Valentyna for for your important contribution! I’m so proud that CPCS has evolved into a destination for this kind of scholarship.
Grateful to Vera Tolz and the @m-deceit.bsky.social project for hosting my talk today on Russian media portrayals of international sanctions. Great to be back among the worker bees in Manchester!
Wrapping up two weeks in Britain, today at the ASEN conference for a fantastic panel on AI and Nationalism Studies. I've been looking forward to this opportunity to revisit the hypotheses in my 2021 article AI and nationalism.
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This is a great collection of articles on the ways Russia's war impacts youth in Ukraine, Russia, and Central Asia. Congrats to @irgarner.bsky.social and @allysonedwards1.bsky.social on this excellent work as guest editors!
Look, I know that William Gibson wrote Neuromancer before he even owned a computer, but I kinda feel like the inability to manage powerpoint slides should disqualify you from making authoritative statements on information warfare.
The Aleksanteri Institute is delighted to welcome the following five scholars as Visiting Fellows for the 2026-2027 academic year:
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The June issue is out! Featuring a special section on Youth and Russia's War Against Ukraine (guest eds Ian Garner & Allyson Edwards), articles on inequality in transition, Sino-Russian relations, plus a research note on Russian scholars in times of war.
online.ucpress.edu/cpcs/issue/5...
