Natalia Chaban

ProfessorNatalia Chaban

Jean Monnet Chair
Elsie Locke Building 621
Internal Phone: 95549

Qualifications

Research Interests

Professor Natalia Chaban focuses her interdisciplinary research on cognitive and semiotic aspects of political and media discourses, image and perceptions studies within the EU and IR contexts, and public diplomacy and political communication. Natalia widely publishes including articles in high impact journals such as the Journal of Common Market Studies, Cooperation and Conflict, Journal of European Integration, Foreign Policy Analysis, Mobilities, Comparative European Politics.

Professor Chaban is a twice awarded Jean Monnet Chair, President of Ukrainian Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand, co-editor of the peer-reviewed "Australian and New Zealand Journal of European Studies" and leader of a number of transnational research projects supported by the European Commission and NATO.

Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Advanced Studies (ISA), University of Bologna, Italy
Member of Advisory Boards of peer-reviewed journals "European Foreign Affairs Review" and "Media, War, Conflict"
Visiting Professor, Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
Adjunct Professor, Cherkasy National University, Ukraine
Vice-Leader, Work Group 2 “Perceptions and Communication”, COST Action ENTER "EU Foreign Policy Facing New Directions", European Commission
Member of International Advisory Board of the project Swedish Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP), supported by Riksbankens Jubileums Fond, Lund University, Sweden

Recent Publications

  • Chaban N. and Elgstrom O. (2023) Russia’s War in Ukraine and Transformation of EU Public Diplomacy: Challenges and Opportunities. Journal of European Integration.
  • Chaban N., Zhabotynska S. and Knodt M. (2023) What Makes Strategic Narrative Efficient: Ukraine on Russian E-News Platforms. Cooperation and Conflict: Nordic journal of international studies http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/00108367231161272.
  • Chaban N. and Elgström O. (2022) Critical Expectation Gaps: Advancing Theorization of the Perceptual Approach in EU Foreign Policy Studies. Journal of Common Market Studies http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/jcms.13445.
  • Chaban N. and Headley J. (2022) Special Section (Part 2): Perceptions, Narratives and Attitudes: New Perspectives and Geographies in the Study of External Perceptions of the EU Introducing New Perspectives and Geographies in the Study of External Perceptions of the EU. European Foreign Affairs Review 27(1): 57-60. http://dx.doi.org/10.54648/EERR2022004.
  • Blockmans S., Wessel RA., Chaban N., Lang IG., Durán GM., Orbie J. and Pomorska K. (2021) A Note from the Editors EFAR@25: Between Change and Continuity. European Foreign Affairs Review 26(1): 1-4. http://dx.doi.org/10.54648/EERR2021001.