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Tartu Conference on East European and Eurasian Studies

Global Flows and Frictions in Eastern Europe and Eurasia WHEN: 10-12 June 2026 WHERE: Tartu, Estonia See more information on the event website. Conference abstract submissions are open until 25 January 2026. The Tartu Conference is a venue for academic discussion of the fundamental cultural, social, economic and political trends affecting all aspects of life […]

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Third HROMADA conference and workshop held in Stockholm 12-13 November 2025

HROMADA – Nordic-Baltic Knowledge Network for the Rebuilding of Ukraine – held its third conference at the Stockholm School of Economics 12 November. It was followed by a workshop for HROMADA members on the following day. Oleksandra Deineko, Hanna Vakhitova and Aadne Aasland in panel II At the conference several issues that are high on

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UKRAINETT+ conference: Public Keynotes

The two keynote presentations from the UKRAINETT+ conference at the University of Bergen, “The War and Beyond: Perspectives on Ukrainian Culture and Society”, are now available on our YouTube channel. Culture Bridges in Europe and Ukrainian Literature During Wartime: Identity, Resistance, and Cultural Dialogue (Bohdana Neborak) Bohdana Neborak delivered a public keynote exploring how Ukrainian

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UKRAINETT joins the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies

UKRAINETT participated in a meeting on 23 October at the University of Oslo with First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska and Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha. The occasion marked the formal accession of UKRAINETT and three Norwegian academic institutions to the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies, a growing international alliance dedicated to advancing knowledge and

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New IFS Insights: Ukraine and the Prospect of Future Elections

Photo: Institutt for forsvarsstudier (IFS) A recently published IFS policy brief, written by Oleksandra Deineko, senior researcher, NIBR OsloMet; Researcher at the Programme for Ukraine and Full-Spectrum Threats at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies (IFS), aims to explore the current dilemma surrounding elections in Ukraine by analysing the public discourse and the challenges of organizing elections

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Practical workshop on trauma-informed approaches to research and teaching (11 November)

Photo: Screen Media WHERE: The University of Tromsø, UB 244 WHEN: 11 November, 09.30–16.30 The large-scale resettlement of Ukrainian refugees across Europe has drawn growing research interest from linguists, sociolinguists, sociologists, and educators. Yet, in most cases, neither researchers nor educators have specialized training in working with populations who may have been exposed to traumatic events.

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Healthcare Preparedness in the Nordic Region: How Prepared Are We? (November 12)

WHERE: Litteraturhuset Oslo, Kverneland WHEN: 12 November, 14:00 – 15:30 Healthcare preparedness has received a lot of attention in recent years — and for good reason. The COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have demonstrated how vulnerable our societies can be without a comprehensive and inclusive preparedness system. The Nordic countries generally have strong welfare

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