The third panel of the Temerty Contemporary Ukraine Program conference focused on the intersecting issues of Displacement and Reintegration, particularly as these topics concern Crimea and the temporarily occupied territories (TOTs) of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. The panelists had a combination of academic...
The keynote lecture for the 2022 Temerty Contemporary Ukraine Program conference was delivered on Wednesday, February 9, 2022, by Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch with an introduction by Dr. Benjamin L. Schmitt. Amb. Yovanovitch served as U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine from 2016-2019, and she previously served as...
The TCUP conference’s second panel, “Digital Transformations,” addressed the question of how the internet influences sovereignty in the twenty-first century. The panel drew together experts on media studies, as well as journalists and a practitioner working in digital governance, to examine the question of digital sovereignty from multiple angles.... Read more about Beyond Borderland Conference: Panel 2 Summary
The final panel of the first annual TCUP Conference focused on the issues of displacement and reintegration in Crimea and Donbas.... Read more about TCUP Conference: Day 5
The TCUP Conference continued on Tuesday, February 2, 2021, with a lively discussion of the role of civil society and mass mobilizations in Ukrainian democracy.... Read more about TCUP Conference: Day 2
The First Annual TCUP Conference kicked off on Monday, February 1, 2021. Organized around the question “Why Is Ukraine a Democracy?,” the first panel addressed the role of history in Ukraine’s democratic development.... Read more about TCUP Conference: Day 1
Thank you to everyone who participated in our conference. We were very pleased to have such a diverse, vibrant, and engaged audience for our outstanding panelists and moderators. Please stay in touch as we begin preparing for next year's conference.
The 2016 Association for Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) Convention, themed “Global Conversations,” was held in Washington, DC on November 17-20. This annual meeting brings together experts in the field to participate in panel discussions, showcase their publications, and connect with peers. The Ukrainian Research Institute was well-represented at this year’s convention with a display table and multiple participants in panel presentations.