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Author: KSE Urban Studies Collective

The KSE Urban Studies Collective is a group of twelve junior and senior scholars based at the Master’s program “Urban Studies and Postwar Reconstruction” of the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE). Their collaboration is the result of the course “Infrastructure and Power” which Till Mostowlansky (Geneva Graduate Institute/Kyiv School of Economics) taught for the program in February 2024. The members of the KSE Urban Studies Collective are: Viktoriya Bondarchuk, Mykhailo Buhaievskyi, Oleh Deineka, Oleh Dukas, Andrii Ginkul, Vitalii Kosyi, Anastasiia Leliuk, Till Mostowlansky, Roksolana Nesterenko, Artem Poliukh, Vitalina Popova, Illia Tkachenko, Daryna Tymkiv.

KSE Urban Studies Collective

The KSE Urban Studies Collective is a group of twelve junior and senior scholars based at the Master’s program “Urban Studies and Postwar Reconstruction” of the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE). Their collaboration is the result of the course “Infrastructure and Power” which Till Mostowlansky (Geneva Graduate Institute/Kyiv School of Economics) taught for the program in February 2024. The members of the KSE Urban Studies Collective are: Viktoriya Bondarchuk, Mykhailo Buhaievskyi, Oleh Deineka, Oleh Dukas, Andrii Ginkul, Vitalii Kosyi, Anastasiia Leliuk, Till Mostowlansky, Roksolana Nesterenko, Artem Poliukh, Vitalina Popova, Illia Tkachenko, Daryna Tymkiv.

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Pasts Cast in Concrete and Steel? Infrastructure and the War in Ukraine

November, 2024 / By KSE Urban Studies Collective

In May 2024, following a barrage of Russian missile attacks on power stations across Ukraine, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced […]

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