Welcome to the research network
Conflict and Cooperation in Eastern Europe
The research network “Cooperation and Conflict in Eastern Europe: The Consequences of the Reconfiguration of Political, Economic, and Social Spaces since the End of the Cold War” (KonKoop) comprises six academic institutions from across Germany and is associated with many partners worldwide. It examines various conflict constellations and dynamics of cooperation in Eastern Europe, Southeast Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus. Our aim is to understand and explain interactions and integrate the expertise available in Germany
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News
WEBINAR: “How can you explain the political instability in Bulgaria? What new political cleavages are in birth?”
International webinar (online)
Wednesday, 20 November 2024, 16:00–18:00 CET
In:Security REPORT: Energy Security in Eastern Europe since Decoupling from Russia: The Fragile Balance between Geopolitics, National Politics and Vernacular Perceptions
Authors: Nadja Douglas, Sophie Lambroschini, Michael LaBelle, Vineta Kleinberga, Ana Otilia Nuțu, Andrian Prokip
Published online: 7 November 2024
ARTICLE: The War of Maps? Spatial (Mis)Representations Of the Russo-Ukrainian War in the Digital Context
Authors: Ekatarina Mikhailova, Alina Mozolevska, Mela Žuljević, Sofia Gavrilova, Sabine von Löwis, Iaroslav Boretskii, Tim Wenzel
in: Ukrainian Analytical Digest (UAD)
Published online: September 2024
BOOK: Frieden verhandeln im Krieg. Russlands Krieg, Chancen auf Frieden und die Kunst des Verhandelns
Author: Cindy Wittke (IOS)
Co-Author: Mandy Ganske-Zapf
Quadriga: Berlin, 2024.
ARTICLE: What Political Status Did the Donbas Want? Survey Evidence on the Eve of Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022
Authors: John O’Loughlin, Gwendolyn Sasse, Gerard Toal
in: Geopolitics,
Published online: 07 Oct 2024
Individual Papers at ceecon24
KonKoop members present individual papers at the Congress of Central and East European Studies (ceecon)
7-8 October 2024 at Freie Universität Berlin
COMMENT: Die Ansichten russischer Migranten in Kasachstan und Kirgistan zu Russlands Krieg gegen die Ukraine
Authors: Félix Krawatzek, Gwendolyn Sasse (both ZOiS)
in: Central Asia Analyses No. 165
Published online: September 2024
WORKSHOP: Emancipatory Dimensions of In:Security
International Expert Workshop (online)
16 October 2024, 13.00 – 15.30 CET
Convener: Dr. Nadja Douglas (ZOiS)
ZOiS-REPORT: The Political Diversity Of The New Migration From Russia Since February 2022
Authors: Gwendolyn Sasse, Félix Krawatzek (both ZOiS)
ZOiS Report 4/2024
Published online: September 2024
ZOiS SPOTLIGHT: The Political and Cultural Fate of Karabakh Armenians in Armenia
SPOTLIGHT: The Political and Cultural Fate of Karabakh Armenians in Armenia
Authors: Nadja Douglas & Ivaylo Dinev (both ZOiS)