Mehmet Volkan Kasikci
Mehmet Volkan Kasikci
Kafedra: Xalqaro Munosabatlar
Mutaxassisligi
Sovet Ittifoqi tarixi
Stalinizm
Markaziy Osiyo tadqiqotlari
Sovet Ittifoqining rus bo‘lmagan xalqlari
Fanlar
Akademik yozuv
Xalqaro munosabatlar tarixi
Yevrosiyoda jamiyat va siyosat
Rossiyaning jahon siyosatidagi o‘rni va roli
Tillar
O‘zbek, Rus, Ingliz, Turk
Bog‘lanish:
E-mail: mehmet_volkan@uwed.uz
Tarjimai hollar
Mehmet Volkan Kaşıkçı Sovet Ittifoqi tarixiga ixtisoslashgan tarixchidir. U 2020-yilda Arizona State University universitetida PhD darajasini olgan. Doktoranturani tamomlagach, u Vilson markazining Kennan institutida Jorj F. Kennan nomidagi ilmiy tadqiqot stipendiyasi sohibi bo‘lgan. 2021–2024-yillarda Moskvadagi Higher School of Economics universitetida postdoktorant-tadqiqotchi sifatida faoliyat yuritgan. U Arizona, Moskva va Toshkent shaharlarida Sovet Ittifoqi tarixi, Yevrosiyo tarixi, Yevropa tarixi hamda jahon tarixi bo‘yicha kurslardan dars bergan.
Kaşıkchining doktorlik dissertatsiyasi Bolalar va Yoshlar Tarixi Jamiyati tomonidan ta’sis etilgan ilk dissertatsiya mukofotiga sazovor bo‘lgan. Uning ilmiy maqolalari Journal of Contemporary History, Gender & History, Europe-Asia Studies va Jahrbücher für Geschichte Osteuropas jurnallarida chop etilgan.
Hozirda u European Society for Central Asian Studies (Markaziy Osiyo tadqiqotlari bo‘yicha Yevropa jamiyati) boshqaruv kengashi a’zosi sifatida faoliyat yuritmoqda.
Ilmiy nashrlar
“Gendering Starvation: Women’s Experiences of the Kazakh Famine, 1930-1933,” forthcoming in Gender & History 38, no. 1 (2026).
“From Kazakhstan with Happiness: The Soviet Myth of Happy Childhood and Its Reception in Kazakhstan,” Jahrbücher für Geschichte Osteuropas 71, no. 2 (2023).
“Making Sense of Catastrophe: Experiencing and Remembering the Kazakh Famine in a Comparative Context,” Journal of Contemporary History 58, no. 2 (2023).
“Stalinism in the Periphery: Living Under Stalin’s Rule in Kazakhstan,” Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History 23, no. 4 (2022).
“The Soviet and the Post-Soviet: Street Names and National Discourse in Almaty,” Europe-Asia Studies 71, no. 8 (2019).