Alesia Rudnik

Forskning
Min forskning fokuserar på protester som form av politiskt deltagande samt roll av sociala nätverksplattformar och teknologi i sociala rörelser framförallt i autokratiska länder.
Huvudintresse ligger i region av Östeuropa. Jag utgår från social movement studier och STS, framförallt ANT.
Undervisning
Alesia undervisar i A och B-kurser i statsvetenskap med fokus på sociala rörelser och sociala medier, samt metoder för kvalitativ analys, och handleder kandidatuppsatser.
Biografi
Alesia har masterutbildning i statsvetenskap (Stockholms universitet) och journalistik (Södertorns universitet). Alesia har samarbetat även med oberoende svenska, belarusiska och amerikanska tankesmedjor.
Akademiska publikationer:
Rudnik, A. (2024). Machinery of dissent: Exploring the techno-social practices of modern protests.
Internet Policy Review, 13(4).
Rudnik, A., & Rönnblom, M. (2024). TikTok and Telegram: as platforms for political mobilization in Belarus and Russia. Baltic Worlds, 17(4).
Rudnik, A. (2024). Co-option of Technology: Digital Repression and Legitimation Strategies of the Belarusian Regime. Communist and Post-Communist Studies, 1-28.
Rudnik, A. “Practices and agencies in the Belarusian protests of 2020: perspectives of protest participants and leaders”, forthcoming in Europe&Asia Studies.
Rudnik, A. (2020). Self-censorship among political bloggers in Belarus and Russia: To make yourself heard, with minimal risk to yourself and your loved ones, that is the challenge. Baltic Worlds, 13(2/3), 125–130.
Analytiska bidrag:
Rudnik, A. (2021). The Belarusian Ddiaspora and its role in solving the political crisis. Frivärld. https://frivarld.se/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Belarus-Diaspora-Rapport.pdf
Rudnik, A. (2022). Belarus – where society is deprived of power but not agency. Baltic Worlds, 15(374), 4-12.
Rudnik, A. (2023, February 15). Supporting Belarusian democracy: Five priorities for the EU. Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies (SCEEUS). https://sceeus.se/en/publications/supporting-belarusian-democracy-five-priorities-for-the-eu/
Rudnik, A. (2023, March 6). The female face of Belarusian resistance. International Politics and Society. https://www.ips-journal.eu/topics/democracy-and-society/the-female-face-of-belarusian-resistance-6554/
Utvalda publikationer
Akademiska publikationer:
Rudnik, A., & Rönnblom, M. (2024). TikTok and Telegram: as platforms for political mobilization in Belarus and Russia. Baltic Worlds, 17(4).
Rudnik, A. “Practices and agencies in the Belarusian protests of 2020: perspectives of protest participants and leaders”, forthcoming in Europe&Asia Studies.
Rudnik, A. (2020). Self-censorship among political bloggers in Belarus and Russia: To make yourself heard, with minimal risk to yourself and your loved ones, that is the challenge. Baltic Worlds, 13(2/3), 125–130.
Analytiska bidrag:
Rudnik, A. (2021). The Belarusian Ddiaspora and its role in solving the political crisis. Frivärld. https://frivarld.se/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Belarus-Diaspora-Rapport.pdf
Rudnik, A. (2022). Belarus – where society is deprived of power but not agency. Baltic Worlds, 15(374), 4-12.
Rudnik, A. (2023, February 15). Supporting Belarusian democracy: Five priorities for the EU. Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies (SCEEUS). https://sceeus.se/en/publications/supporting-belarusian-democracy-five-priorities-for-the-eu/
Rudnik, A. (2023, March 6). The female face of Belarusian resistance. International Politics and Society. https://www.ips-journal.eu/topics/democracy-and-society/the-female-face-of-belarusian-resistance-6554/
Publikationer
- Daniela Philipson Garcia, Jacqui True, Aida Abbashar, Farkhondeh Akbari, Pardis Asadi, Isabella Aung, Rana Dadpour, Magda Lorena Cárdenas, Priya Dhanani, Ruby Lai, Olga Matveiva, Vasil Navumau, Alesia Rudnik, Victoria Scheyer, Hanna Manoilenko, Julia Zulver, Hana Hanifah - 2025
- Alesia Rudnik - 2025
- Alesia Rudnik, Rönnblom - 2025
- Alesia Rudnik - 2024
- Alesia Rudnik - 2024
