HURI Associates

Askold Melnyczuk’s book of stories, The Man Who Would Not Bow, will appear in 2021.  He has published four novels which have variously been named a New York Times Notable, an LA Times Best Books of the Year, and an Editor’s Choice by the American Library...

Born in France of an American father and a French mother, John LeDonne graduated from the Lycée Descartes in Tours and did all his undergraduate and graduate work at Columbia University (Ph.D., 1962).  With an early interest in Russian regionalism, he...

Harvey Goldblatt is Emeritus Professor of Medieval Slavic Literatures at Yale University. He is the author of numerous publications on general problems of language debates in the Slavic world as well as on specific works that deal with language...

Margarita M. Balmaceda (PhD, Princeton University) is Professor of Diplomacy and International Relations at Seton Hall University. Concurrently, she is an Associate at the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, and heads the Study Group on “Energy...

Hiroaki Kuromiya studies modern and contemporary Ukraine in a wider context of Eurasian history. He has written on the Donbas, historical and contemporary, the Holodomor, the Great Terror, and other subjects mainly during the Stalin era.

Ines Garcia de la Puente specializes in the East Slavic Middle Ages and Translation Studies. As a medievalist, she has examined various aspects of the history and culture of Rus’ (early Ukraine, Belarus and Russia), including trade routes, the role of...

Peter Brown received his Ph.D. in Russian History at the University of Chicago and worked with the late Richard Hellie. His fields include Muscovy; Rus'; the Russian Empire; the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth; pre-Commonwealth Poland, Belarus, and...

Prof. Tamara Hundorova is Head of the Theory of Literature Department at the Institute of Literature, NAS of Ukraine. She is also Prof. & Dean at the Ukrainian Free University, Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Science and the Member of the...