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Dmitry Kozlov

Former James Billington Fellow

    Term

    December 4, 2018 — June 30, 2019

    Professional affiliation

    Research Fellow,聽Poletayev Institute for Theoretical and Historical Studies in the Humanities, Higher School of Economics, Moscow

    Wilson Center Projects

    Komsomol Meetings, Streets and Dancing Halls. Producing Spaces For Public Action in 1950鈥60s Leningrad

    Full Biography

    Dmitry Kozlov was the Billington Fellow at the Kennan Institute with the project "Komsomol Meetings, Streets, and Dancing Halls: Producing Spaces for Public Action in 1950鈥60s Leningrad.鈥 Now he continues his research on public protests, dissident movement and Samizdat in the late Soviet Union as the research fellow at the Higher School of Economics, Moscow.

    In 2013, Kozlov defended his Ph.D. dissertation titled 鈥淵oung Communist League and identities of Soviet Youth during the Thaw period.鈥 He graduated from Pomor State University (Arkhangelsk) in 2009. His research projects have been supported by the Hans Koschnick Foundation (2017), the Volkswagen Foundation (2016), the Mikhail Prokhorov Foundation (2013, 2014), and the Marion Doenhoff Foundation (2012).

    Major Publications

    • Feminist Samizdat. 40 years Later. Ed. by: Dmitry Kozlov, Oksana Vasyakina and Sasha Talaver (Moscow: Common Place, 2020). [In Russian]
    • 鈥淒o you dare to go to the square?鈥 The legacy of Soviet dissidents in Russian public protests of the 2000s and 2010s", Post-Soviet Affairs, Vol. 36. No. 3. 2020. P. 211-225.
    • "The Two Revolutions and Two Component Parts of Political Dissent of the 鈥淭haw鈥 Period, Sotsiologiia vlasti. Vol. 29. No. 2. 2017. P. 153鈥177. [In Russian]
    • "Under the Guise of Overcoming the Cult of Personality: The Unrealized Reform of School History Teaching (1956鈥1957)", Ab Imperio. Studies of New Imperial History and Nationalism in the Post-Soviet Space. No. 2. 2017. P. 93鈥122. [In Russian]
    • "Unofficial groups of Soviet schoolchildren in the 1940鈥60s: typology, ideology, practices", in Islands of Utopia: Pedagogical and social projects of post-war schooling (1940鈥1980s)  (袦oscow: New Literary Observer, 2015), P. 451鈥494. [In Russian]