Marco Puleri

Second cycle degree programmes dissertations

• «Everything Is Ambiguous»: Evolution of Rhetoric in Russian-Western Relations in XXI Century
• Crimean Tatars: The Experiences of Sürgün and the 2014 Crimea Annexation to Russia as Catalysts and Reshapers of National Identity
• Democratization Beyond Borders: An Analysis of Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Political Advocacy from Exile
• Memory as a Marker of Civilizational Identity: Retracing the Process of Nationalization of the Historical Memory of the Great Patriotic War in the post-Soviet de facto State of the Donetsk People's Republic between 2014 and 2022
• Postcolonial nationalism in Georgia: memory narratives of the Russian/Soviet “occupation”.
• Rekindling the Shapes of Folklore: National Identity, Cultural Practices, and Social Movements in 20th-Century Latvia
• Shaping Memories of the Soviet Past among Russian Youth: An Analysis of “Summer in the Red Scarf” and “Kitchenblock” in Contemporary Narratives of the Pioneers Movement
• The Church-State Nexus in Ukraine and Russia: A Comparative Study
• The illiberal turn in Poland: the case of PiS
• The Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada: Transnational Activism and the Decolonizing Role of Academia Before and After 2022
• What Is Home? The Mobilities, Identities, and Politics of the Russian Émigré Community in Serbia following the Start of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine in 2022