Natalia Otrishchenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 6583797 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia Otrishchenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Otrishchenko |
| SIGNATURE | OTRISHCHENKO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Center for Urban History of East Central Europe |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3942-0005 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Experiencing the present and the future in the interview situation during war
The article offers a methodological contribution to the development of longitudinal qualitative research in the context of ongoing war. It examines the situation of interaction during an in-depth interview from the perspective of the different modes of chronological time that unfold in it: memories of the past, attitudes to the present, and images of the future. The author emphasizes the dual validating role of a conversation recorded for archivi…
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In this forum, scholars contribute to a critical reevaluation of ethics review processes arguing that the existing frameworks are inadequate for the dynamic and politically charged environments in which international relations as a discipline operates. We observe the institutionalized nature of ethics reviews and their inadequacy to address the methodological and epistemological approaches typical of IR. Drawing on experiences from diverse contex…
Ukrainian Researchers in a War Documentation Project
This article covers the experiences of an interdisciplinary team of researchers, most of whom were internally displaced scholars, in one of the projects documenting the Russian war in Ukraine. It reflects on this initiative from different professional and institutional perspectives and reveals the interrelation and mutual influence of researchers’ embodied experiences, the logic of team organization, and the methodological decisions undertaken. T…
Introduction to the Special Section on Emergency Response Research and Documentation in a Comparative Perspective
The escalation of Russian aggression against Ukraine—an attack launched throughout almost all of its territory in February 2022—has triggered numerous initiatives aiming at documentation of war experiences through methods of interviewing. The war and refugee crisis in Central and Eastern Europe brings us closer to similar situations in different regions of the world, which also have been documented and researched. Our special section explores var…
Urban planners between secrecy, automation, and human-centered design
The former chief architect of the Lviv region described urban planners as people who ‘own the territory’ in terms of knowing the land specifics, available resources, possibilities and restrictions of each spatial intervention. At the same time, such implicit knowledge had to be codified to become usable in the decision-making process. The Soviet city constantly collected information but lacked the tools to administer all this totality. The paper …
Looking Forward, Looking Back
The article outlines the development of a new network assembled by the chair of urban planning at the Lviv Polytechnic institute after the collapse of the USSR. It focuses on the actions of individual people who contributed to institutional changes and used various resources to create and maintain a set of connections. The tradition of urban planning education in Lviv begins with a Chair of Urban Planning created in 1913 at Lviv Polytechnic. Howe…
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Looking Forward, Looking Back
The article outlines the development of a new network assembled by the chair of urban planning at the Lviv Polytechnic institute after the collapse of the USSR. It focuses on the actions of individual people who contributed to institutional changes and used various resources to create and maintain a set of connections. The tradition of urban planning education in Lviv begins with a Chair of Urban Planning created in 1913 at Lviv Polytechnic. Howe…
Urban planners between secrecy, automation, and human-centered design
The former chief architect of the Lviv region described urban planners as people who ‘own the territory’ in terms of knowing the land specifics, available resources, possibilities and restrictions of each spatial intervention. At the same time, such implicit knowledge had to be codified to become usable in the decision-making process. The Soviet city constantly collected information but lacked the tools to administer all this totality. The paper …
Forum
In this forum, scholars contribute to a critical reevaluation of ethics review processes arguing that the existing frameworks are inadequate for the dynamic and politically charged environments in which international relations as a discipline operates. We observe the institutionalized nature of ethics reviews and their inadequacy to address the methodological and epistemological approaches typical of IR. Drawing on experiences from diverse contex…
Ukrainian Researchers in a War Documentation Project
This article covers the experiences of an interdisciplinary team of researchers, most of whom were internally displaced scholars, in one of the projects documenting the Russian war in Ukraine. It reflects on this initiative from different professional and institutional perspectives and reveals the interrelation and mutual influence of researchers’ embodied experiences, the logic of team organization, and the methodological decisions undertaken. T…
Introduction to the Special Section on Emergency Response Research and Documentation in a Comparative Perspective
The escalation of Russian aggression against Ukraine—an attack launched throughout almost all of its territory in February 2022—has triggered numerous initiatives aiming at documentation of war experiences through methods of interviewing. The war and refugee crisis in Central and Eastern Europe brings us closer to similar situations in different regions of the world, which also have been documented and researched. Our special section explores var…
Experiencing the present and the future in the interview situation during war
The article offers a methodological contribution to the development of longitudinal qualitative research in the context of ongoing war. It examines the situation of interaction during an in-depth interview from the perspective of the different modes of chronological time that unfold in it: memories of the past, attitudes to the present, and images of the future. The author emphasizes the dual validating role of a conversation recorded for archivi…
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