Andriy TYUSHKA

Dr Andriy TYUSHKA joined the European Neighbourhood Chair as a Research Fellow in November 2016, having previously held a Post-Doctoral Fellowship position with the Chair in 2014, and since 1 October 2019, is a Senior Research Fellow. He has also been WP8 team member of the ‘ENGAGE’ Horizon 2020 Project (2021-2024) ‘Envisioning a New Governance Architecture for a Global Europe’ (https://www.engage-eu.eu) and is now part of ‘REUNIR’ Horizon Europe Project (since 2024) focusing on ‘Future-proofing EU security, Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood Policies for a New Age of International Relations’ (https://reunir-horizon.eu).

Prior to joining the College of Europe in Natolin, Dr Andriy TYUSHKA held research and teaching positions in Spain (University of Deusto), Germany (German-French Institute in Ludwigsburg), and, most recently, Estonia (Baltic Defence College), where in 2016, he was awarded the BALTDEFCOL Service Cross for outstanding service. He was also a research fellow in the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy at the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (Ukraine), where he obtained his M.A. and Ph.D. in International Relations and World Politics. He also holds advanced postgraduate degrees in Constitutional Law (University of Lviv), and International Relations and European Integration (Estonian School of Diplomacy).

Dr TYUSHKA’s research focuses primarily on (Eastern) European security (Ukraine, Poland, Russia); the EU’s (Eastern) neighbourhood, foreign and security policy, including the EU association agreements and structural power in the neighbourhood; EU enlargement; Franco-German European politics; constitutional studies (Ukraine, EU); and strategic narratives and partnerships in international relations.
 

Selected publications

Books

Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals

Chapters in Edited Volumes

Policy Papers and Reports

Op-eds and Commentaries

 

Dr TYUSHKA’s list of publications is also available at: Google Scholar, ResearchGate, and ORCID.

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