Dr Alexandr Voronovici
Teaching Fellow in Modern Eastern European History
Office: FAB 3.66 (third floor, Faculty of Arts Building)
Email: alexandr.voronovici@warwick.ac.uk
Office Hours: Monday 15.00-16.00; Thursday 14.15-15.15;
or other time by agreement via email
Undergraduate Modules Taught:
Entangled History: Ukraine and her neighbours, from the Middle Ages to the Present
ACADEMIC PROFILE
Starting with 2025 - Teaching Fellow in Modern Eastern European History, University of Warwick
2023 - 2025 - Research Fellow in the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded project (Mis)Translating Deceit: Disinformation as Translingual, Discursive Dynamic, University of Manchester
2023 - Visiting Research Felllow, Imre Kertesz Kolleg Jena, Germany
2023 - Visiting Research Fellow, CEU Democracy Institute, Budapest, Hungary
2019 - 2022 - Associate Professor, Higher School of Economics (HSE) Moscow, Russian Federation
2018 - 2020 - Research Fellow, International Center for the History and Sociology of World War II and Its Consequences, HSE University, Moscow, Russian Federation
2016 - 2017 - Visiting Lecturer, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
2012 - 2015 - AFP (Academic Fellowship Program) Returning Scholar and Lecturer, State Pedagogical University of Moldova, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova
RESEARCH
I am a historian with a specialisation in transnational and global history of Central and Eastern Europe in the 20th and 21st centuries. I received my PhD in Comparative History in 2016 at Central European University.
My research explores global-local dynamics, focusing on how international processes shape local contexts and how local political actors, even in – at times – overlooked regions, influence broader international affairs. I approach these larger issues researching the history of borders (real or imagined) and contested borderlands; transnational political ambitions; irredentism and separatism; memory politics; history of international propaganda; and history of international communism.