Vladislav Siiutkin
Vladislav Siiutkin is a sociologist and a researcher with the Public Sociology Laboratory. Vladislav obtained his Master's degree in Political Science from Central European University in Austria, and a bachelor's degree in Sociology from the School of Advanced Studies in Russia. His research focuses on the polarization of Russian society with regard to the invasion of Ukraine, and incremental autocratization as well as inequality reproduction in the educational system. Currently, Vladislav serves as a teaching and research assistant at the Institute for East European Studies, Freie Universität Berlin.
Избранные публикации
Siiutkin, V. (2023) Durable repression against sudden resistance. The case of the only surviving Liberal Arts college in Russia. In Popović, M. (ed.) Reimagining Academic Freedom – through students' eyes (pp.22-37). OSUN Global Observatory on Academic Freedom.
Siiutkin, V. (2020). Mobilization narratives of Tyumen protesting pensioners. Conference Proceedings of the VI Russian Sociological Congress (In Russian)
Siiutkin, V. (2020). Social Inequality and National Identity: The Case of Russian Football Fan Banners. Conference Proceedings of the VI Russian Sociological Congress (In Russian)
Siiutkin, V. (2020). Mobilization narratives of Tyumen protesting pensioners. Conference Proceedings of the VI Russian Sociological Congress (In Russian)
Siiutkin, V. (2020). Social Inequality and National Identity: The Case of Russian Football Fan Banners. Conference Proceedings of the VI Russian Sociological Congress (In Russian)
