Faculty > Dr. Nadya Nedelsky

Nadya Nedelsky graduated from the University of Toronto with a Ph.D. in Political Science in 2001. Primary interests include human and minority rights, nationalism, ethnicity, democratization, citizenship, and transitional justice, with an area focus in Central and Eastern Europe. Her current research explores how the Czechs and Slovaks have dealt with communist-era secret police files, personnel and informers. This research contributes to a larger collaborative study comparing transitional justice policies in post-communist Europe. She has published articles in the journals Ethnic and Racial Studies, Ethnicities, Nations and Nationalism, and Theory and Society.

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View syllabi for courses taught by Professor Nedelsky:

• IS 113, Introduction to International Studies: Globalization
• IS 245, Introduction to International Human Rights
• IS 285, Ethnicity and Nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe
• IS 317, Writers and Power: The European "East" in the 20th Century
• IS 345, Advanced Themes in Human Rights
• IS 485, Sr Sem: Global Hatred

Tel: (651) 696-6479

Email: nedelsky@macalester.edu

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