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Ukraine. Україна
aroslav Pylynskyi is an independent expert. He received his
kandydat nauk (Ph.D.) degree in philology from the Institute
Y of Ethnology, Folklore and Art Studies, National Academy
of Sciences of Ukraine in 1988, and the diploma of higher
education with honors from the Kyiv State University (now Taras
Shevchenko Kyiv National University) in 1983. Dr. Pylynskyi previously
worked as a Professor of Ukrainian literature at the Kyiv State
Pedagogical University and Kyiv State Conservatory (1989-1992), Scientific
Secretary of the Division of Languages, Literature and Art Studies,
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (1991-1997), Director of
the Research Department of the Pylyp Orlyk Institute for Democracy
(1997-1999), was a Research Fellow at the Global Security Fellows Initiative,
Faculty of Social & Political Sciences, University of Cambridge,
UK (1994-1995), and the Center for Multiethnic Research, University of
Uppsala, Sweden (1996), former Director of the Kennan Kyiv Project
Woodrow Wilson international Center for Scholars (1998 – 2014).
His research interests include interethnic relations, migration, and
immigrants’ integration in host communities, pedagogy as a tool for
integration, Russian-Ukrainian bilingualism and relations, and ethnic
minorities in Ukraine. Dr. Pylynskyi is the author of over 100 publications
in academic, professional, and periodical editions.
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