Olga Onuch
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Prof. Olga Onuch (DPhil Oxon, 2011) is Professor (Chair) in Comparative and Ukrainian Politics at the University of Manchester (making Onuch the first-ever holder of a Full Professorship in ‘Ukrainian Politics’ in the English-speaking world). Onuch has held research posts at the University of Toronto (2010-2011), the University of Oxford (2011-2014), and Harvard University (2013-2014). Since 2014, in addition to her post at UoM, Prof. Onuch was: an Associate Member (Politics) of Nuffield College at the University of Oxford (2014-2021), a Fellow at the Davis Center at the University of Harvard (2017), a Visiting Professor at Universidad Di Tella (2019-2020), and a Senior Research Associate at CERES, Munk School at the University of Toronto (2021). She is also a Visiting Professor at College D’Europe Natolin in Warsaw. Her comparative study of protest, elections, migration, and identity in eastern Europe and Latin America has made her a leading expert in Ukrainian and Argentine politics specifically, but also in east European Comparative Politics and inter-regional comparative analysis. Onuch is the author of: The Zelensky Effect (2022 with H. Hale), Mapping Mass Mobilization (2014). She is co-Editor of Revolutionary Moments (2010). Her research regularly appears in leading media outlets (The Washington Post, The Times, The Guardian, BloombergTV, ABC, CTV, CBC, BBC World News, Channel 4, ITV, Al Jazeera, AFP, among others). And she has consulted policymakers in Canada, Ukraine, the EU, UK and the US. Onuch’s research has received praise and awards placing her on the map as one of the foremost experts on Ukraine.
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