Natalia Shapovalova
Associate Researcher
Natalia Shapovalova is a researcher at FRIDE. Prior to joining FRIDE, she was a researcher at the International Centre for Policy Studies in Kiev, Ukraine (2005-8). She has an MA in European Public Affairs from Maastricht University, The Netherlands, an MA in International Relations from the Maria Curie Sklodowska University, Lublin, Poland, and a BA in Political Science from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine.
Her research focuses mainly on Ukraine, Eastern Partnership, EU enlargement, Russia, and the Caucasus. Some of her latest publications include ‘Ukrainian democracy on hold?’ (with B. Járábik, FRIDE, June 2010), ‘The Ukrainian standard’ (with Balazs Járábik, New Europe, 14 February 2010); ‘Ukraine's revolution lives on’ (The Guardian, 9 February 2010); and ‘The EU's Eastern partnership: still-born?’ (FRIDE, May 2009).
Geo tags
Expert in
Enlargement EU European Neighbourhood Policy Russia
Spoken languages
English, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian
Written languages
English, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian
Expert publications
- 13/09/2011 - Armenia: the Eastern Partnership's unrequited suitor
- 27/05/2011 - Russia
- 13/04/2011 - EU human rights policy towards Russia
- 04/10/2010 - Russia's Machiavellian support for democracy
- 23/09/2010 - The battle for Ukraine's energy allegiance
- 14/06/2010 - Ukraine
- 09/06/2010 - Ukrainian democracy on hold?
- 17/05/2010 - The EU' s Eastern Partnership: One year backwards
- 21/01/2010 - Post-Orange Ukraine: The lesser evil?
- 12/01/2010 - Does Spain have an Ostpolitik?
- 01/09/2009 - Macedonian Euro-Atlantic integration challenges
- 06/07/2009 - Crimea in the European neighbourhood
- 20/05/2009 - The EU's Eastern partnership: still-born?
- 01/08/2008 - Ukraine: lynchpin for european energy security
- 23/06/2008 - The new enhanced agreement between the European Union and Ukraine: Will it further democratic consolidation?
