Current Fellows at the Blinken OSA Archivum

Anna Adashinskaya (Russia) Postdoctoral researcher, University of Bucharest Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Feb/2023 - Mar/2023 Use, Abuse, and Refuse: Building and Challenging Political Narratives of Medieval Rus’ in the Late USSR and Post-Soviet Russia	Christian Costamagna (Italy) Fellow (Spring semester 2023), Center for Advanced Studies Southeast Europe, University of Rijeka Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Feb/2023 - Mar/2023 The Kosovo War Between History and Memory: The (Ab)Use of Historical Events for Political Ends
Samuel Proffitt Driver (USA) PhD Candidate, Brown University Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Feb/2023 - May/2023 Rethinking the Lie: Photography and Truth in the USSR	Gleb Golubkov (Russia) Journalist, Political Activist Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Feb/2023 - Mar/2023 Transitional Justice in Russia: A Case of Failure (1985–1993)
Emma Krasznahorkai (Hungary) Political Scientist Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Feb/2023 - Mar/2023 Media Representation of Refugee Women and Women as Symbols	Adam Nemeth (Slovakia) Junior Research Fellow, Department of Urban Planning and Design, Budapest University of Technology and Economics Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Feb/2023 - Mar/2023 Architecture and the Second Public Sphere in Hungary 1974–1989
Dr. Elisa Satjukow (Germany) Research Fellow, Leipzig University Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Mar/2023 - Apr/2023 The Role of East and Southeast European Studies in the Transformations of the 1980/1990s	Tomas Sniegon (Czech-Swedish) Senior Lecturer, European Studies, University of Lund Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Mar/2023 - May/2023 Authoritarianism with Human Face? New Analysis of Czechoslovak ”Prague Spring 1968” and Its ”Lessons from History”.
Naum Trajanovski (Macedonia) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Sociology, University of Warsaw Visegrad Scholarship at OSA Mar/2023 - May/2023 Historicizing Constitutional Illiberalism in Poland: The Ehrlich–Kaczyński Link