Olga Sezneva

Olga Sezneva, Prof., PhD, Soziologin, Collegiate Assistant Professor und Harper Fellow an der University of Chicago.
Arbeitsschwerpunkte: Postkommunistische Gesellschaften Osteuropas; Kultursoziologie; Soziologie der Medien; Stadtsoziologie; Gender und Sexualität.

Neuere Publikationen: Locating Kaliningrad on the Map of Europe: »A Russia in Europe« or »a Europe in Russia«?, in: John Czaplicka/Nida Gelazis/Blair A. Ruble (Hg.), Cities after the Fall. European Integration and Urban History, Washington, DC, 2009, S. 195–218; We Have Never Been German. The Economy of Digging in Russian Kaliningrad, in: Craig Calhoun/Richard Sennett (Hg.), Practicing Culture, London 2007, S. 13–34; Converting History into »Cultural Treasure« in Post-1991 Kaliningrad. Social Transitions and the Meaning of the Past, in: Klaus Eder/Willfried Spohn (Hg.), Collective Memory and European Identity: The Effects of Integration and Enlargement, London 2005, S. 151–178.

(Stand: September 2009)