The Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs hosts running colloquia for graduate students to present their research to globally engaged faculty and fellow students. In this colloquium, History PhD candidate Anastasiya Novatorskaya will present her dissertation research. Q&A and discussion will follow.
Anastasiya is a doctoral student who specializes in the history of Eastern Europe in the first half of the twentieth century. Her research primarily focuses on the intersection of gender and Eastern European far-right nationalist regimes. She is a member of the Jewish Studies Cluster program. Anastasiya holds a BA from Sarah Lawrence College.
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