Moving Russia(ns): Intergenerational Transmission of Memories Abroad and at Home (MoveMeRu) Research Cluster Youth in Eastern Europe

The authors' research project #MoveMeRu investigates political attitudes and their intergenerational transmission within families of Russian migrants in three countries: Estonia, Germany and Canada.

#MoveMeRu is funded by @erc.europa.eu.

Find out more: www.zois-berlin.de/en/research/...

#ICCEES day 4: Today, the 3rd party-funded projects at ZOiS came through – @sophiawinkler.bsky.social presented her PhD research on Russian migrants navigating transnational belonging for #MoveMeRu & Sabine von Löwis discussed maps & map making as critical resources as part of the #KonKoop network.

All Roads Lead to…the Family? Political Socialisation Among Migrants and Non-Migrants MoveMeRU Presentations

TODAY: 6 pm | ZOiS

How are political beliefs & historical narratives passed on when migration & social change disrupt family paths, as for Russian & Turkish communities in Germany?
@zyanasmayan.bsky.social (@dezim-institut.de) & Félix Krawatzek discuss current research by the #MoveMeRu project.

Cover of the ZOiS Report, the title says: No. 1/2025 · April 2025 RUSSIAN CANADIANS: VIEWS ON POLITICS, HISTORY AND SOCIETY Félix Krawatzek, Hakob Matevosyan An image in the background show the wall of a Canadian-Russian cultural centre, with a Russian and Canadian flag, as well as historical portraits and plaques relating to the Russian Empire.

Just in time with #Canada's upcoming election, a new #ZOiS_Report on an underresearched group is out: Its (Soviet) Russian community. The Kremlin views it as a resource that could be leveraged. But what does the research by Félix Krawatzek & Hakob Matevosyan for #MoveMeRu say?

Key findings & link🧵⤵️

All Roads Lead to…the Family? Political Socialisation Among Migrants and Non-Migrants MoveMeRU Presentations

28 April, 6 pm | ZOiS

How are political beliefs & historical narratives passed on when migration & social change disrupt family paths, as for Russian & Turkish communities in Germany? @zyanasmayan.bsky.social (@dezim-institut.de) & Félix Krawatzek discuss current research by the #MoveMeRu project.

Kennen Sie junge Menschen aus Russland, die in Deutschland leben? Das ZOiS-Projekt #MoveMeRu sucht Studienteilnehmer*innen, die bereit sind, in einem kurzen Online-Interview ihre Erfahrungen zu teilen.

Russischstämmige wählten einst zu 70 Prozent CDU – jetzt geht der Trend zur AfD Eine neue Umfrage zur Bundestagswahl zeigt: Russischstämmige in Deutschland machen ihr Kreuz woanders als früher. BSW und AfD freuen sich.

Wohin tendieren Wähler*innen mit Einwanderungsgeschichte aus #Russland mit Blick auf die #Bundestagswahl? Der Merkur greift Umfrageergebnisse aus dem aktuellen #ZOiS_Report von Félix Krawatzek & Hakob Matevosyan, die am ZOiS im Projekt #MoveMeRu forschen, auf: www.merkur.de/politik/umfr...

Interview with Félix Krawatzek, MoveMeRU ERC-funded project - CEU Review of Books Andrea Talabér interviews Félix Krawatzek about his ERC-funded project, "Moving Russia(ns): Intergenerational Transmission of Memories Abroad and at Home" (MoveMeRU).

📣 New interview! @krawatzek.bsky.social talks about his ERC-funded project, “Moving Russia(ns)” #MoveMeRu. He discusses the aims and some of the preliminary findings of the project and also gives advice to prospective ERC applicants.

Read the interview here: ceureviewofbooks.com/interview/in...

‘Given the current Russian regime’s manipulation of Soviet #history to justify its means, it is becoming ever more important for all generations to deal with this [Stalinist] past,’ according to Sophia Winkler from the #MovemeRu project at ZOiS. www.zois-berlin.de/en/research/... #Russia #Stalin

Now presenting at #ZOiS_Conference 2023: Hakob Matevosyan (@zois.bsky.social #MoveMeRu) speaking about today’s multiple crises/ruptures shaping a political generation and potentially becoming a source of future societal polarisation. Fresh empirical data on #Poland too.