Dynamics of Protest Waves in Eastern Europe

Dr. Ivaylo Dinev (ZOiS)

Description

The database Dynamics of Protest Waves in Eastern Europe is an individual project of the DataLab. The main aim is to combine data from various sources, publications, books and datasets with a focus on mass protest mobilisations in Eastern Europe, Southeast Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus in the last four decades.

Key questions

What characterizes the long-term dynamics of contentious politics in Eastern Europe from a comparative perspective in terms of repertoires, actors, aims and outcomes?

Methodology and sources

Coding procedures and techniques will employ the protest event analysis (PEA), a type of quantitative content analysis method.

Project team

Dr. Ivaylo Dinev

Ivaylo Dinev is a political scientist and, since April 2022, a postdoctoral researcher at ZOiS, where he coordinates the Multi-Method Data Laboratory of the KonKoop research network.

He holds a doctoral degree in Political Science from the joint doctoral initiative of Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, University of Siena, University of Pisa and University of Florence. Prior to that, he completed BA and MA at Sofia University in Southeast European Studies and Cultural Anthropology. In the last five years, he did fellowships at the Centre for Advanced Study (Sofia) and Centre for Southeast European Studies (University of Graz), and taught a course on civil society and social movements at the University of Florence. Before joining ZOiS, Ivaylo Dinev worked as a researcher at the Institute for Social and Trade Union Research in the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria and as a postdoctoral researcher at Sofia University. During his doctoral studies, he examined development and variations of protest cycles in Bulgaria and Slovenia by employing a comparative-historical approach based on the triangulation of original protest event dataset with qualitative data.

Dr. Ivaylo Dinev

Ivaylo Dinev is a political scientist and, since April 2022, a postdoctoral researcher at ZOiS, where he coordinates the Multi-Method Data Laboratory of the KonKoop research network.

He holds a doctoral degree in Political Science from the joint doctoral initiative of Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, University of Siena, University of Pisa and University of Florence. Prior to that, he completed BA and MA at Sofia University in Southeast European Studies and Cultural Anthropology. In the last five years, he did fellowships at the Centre for Advanced Study (Sofia) and Centre for Southeast European Studies (University of Graz), and taught a course on civil society and social movements at the University of Florence. Before joining ZOiS, Ivaylo Dinev worked as a researcher at the Institute for Social and Trade Union Research in the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria and as a postdoctoral researcher at Sofia University. During his doctoral studies, he examined development and variations of protest cycles in Bulgaria and Slovenia by employing a comparative-historical approach based on the triangulation of original protest event dataset with qualitative data.

Related Publications

The Story of Discuss Data – a Unique Data Hub for Scholars Working on Eastern Europe, South Caucasus and Central Asia

Studying the Multilingual Landscape in Azerbaijan – Methodological Challenges

Inventorying to Occupy – Lists of ‘Ownerless’ Dwellings as Markers of Russian Occupation in Ukraine

In/visible Contested Border: Im/material Evolutions of the Georgian-Abkhazian Divide

Constructing ‘the People’: Strategies, Modes, Scales

“… there is so much more we do not know” – Data Visualisation in Peace and Conflict Research

‘Stealing’ and ‘Combining’ Time for Meaningful Contributions Beyond Academic Anthropology

Reflexivity, Hierarchy and Ethics in Research Encounters and Collaborations

Sources from Inside the Protest: The Euromaidan Interview Collection

Protest event data sets on Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia

Related Events

No results found.

Other projects and workshops

Slava Ukraina
Mela_Project (1)