Frau Dr. Nadezhda Beliakova

Ausbildung
2009 September PhD in History, Lomonosov Moscow State University
Thesis: The Evolution of Church-State Relations in Ukraine, Belarus', and the Baltic Republics in the Last Quarter of the Twentieth Century
2003-2009 PhD-Position (Aspirantur), Lomonosov Moscow State University
2003 High Diploma in History and Education, Lomonosov Moscow State University
2002 Student exchange, Faculty of Theology at the Humboldt University, Berlin
1997-2003 Faculty of History, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Stipendien
June 2023-Mai 2025 Post Doc Fellow at the University of Bielefeld
Dez. 2022 – Mai 2023 Visiting Fellow at the Cluster “Religion and Politics» WWU Münster
June – Nov. 2022 Visiting Fellow (Gerda Henkel Foundation for scholar at risk), University of Bielefeld
Mai 2021 - Sept. 2021 Visiting Fellow (Scientific Exchange) University of Fribourg, Switzerland
Apr.2019 – Aug. 2019 Visiting Fellow, Institute for East European History, University of Vienna
2008-2009 Gerda Henkel Fellowship

Arbeitserfahrung
Mar. 2010 – Jun. 2022 Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Religion and Church Studies, Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences
Sep. 2018 –Oct.2021 Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities, Sechenov State Medical University, Moscow (part-time)
Jan. 2015 – 2018, Nov.2021-Jun. 2022 Assistant Professor in History, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI, Moscow (part-time)
2003 – Apr. 2010 Lecturer , Department of Russian History and Culture, Moscow State University of Geodesy and Cartography (part-time)
2005 – 2009 Researcher, Centre for the Study of Social and Political Life in the Post- Soviet Region, Moscow State Lomonosov University

Forschungsprojekte
Juni 2023- Mai 2025 "Geteiltes Deutschland und „verfolgte Christen im Osten“. Kommunikationsnetzwerke der religiösen Aktivisten über den “Eisernen Vorhang“ hinaus während der 1970-er Jahren" (Humboldt Foundation, Philipp- Schwartz- Initiative) Individual Research Project

2021, Mai-September “The Swiss Crossroads: Communication Networks of Religious Activists across the Iron Curtain” (SCF, University of Fribourg, Scientific Exchanges) Individual Research Project

2019-2021 “Entangled Histories: Russia and the Holy See, 1917-1958” (Russian Science Foundation), Researcher

2019, Mai-September “Religious Encounters through the Iron Curtain. The role of Neutral States (Austria and Switzerland) in Religious Contacts during the Cold War” (JESH Program, Austrian Academy of Science, Institute of East European History, University of Vienna), Individual Research Project

2018, July “Kleiderordnung und Weiblicher Körper in den evangelikalen Aussiedlergemeinden in Nordwestfalen: Identität & sowjetische Vergangenheit” (Marion Doenhof Stiftung), Individual Research Project

2015-2019 “Personality, Ethnicity and Religion in Intercultural Communication: The Development of Civil Identity in Russia” (Russian Science Foundation), Researcher

2014-2016 “Churches in the USSR and Eastern Europe during the Cold War” (Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation), Principle Investigator

2012-2014 “Protestants behind the Iron Curtain: Religious Belief, Identity and Narrative in Russia and Ukraine since 1945“ (Arts and Humanities Research Council, AHRC), PI – Miriam Dobson, University of Sheffield, Researcher

2012-2013 “Regional Features of the Religious Policy in the late USSR (Ukraine, Belarus and the Baltics)” (Russian Federation President grant for state support of young Russian Scientists), Principle Investigator

2008-2016 “ Religious Education in Russia and Europe in the 16th – 21st centuries” (the Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Science), Researcher

2007-2008 “Church-State Relations in the USSR and the DDR: Between Resistance and Collaboration in the 1970s and 1980s” (Gerda Henkel Scholarship), Individual research project