НАУЧНЫЕ ИНТЕРЕСЫ
Гендер, нация и класс в постсоветских обществах;
Пост-социализм и интеллектуалы;                                  
Информационные технологии, гендер и глобализация;
Гендерные политики межвоенного периода. 

        
РЕДАКТИРОВАНИЕ
Over the Wall/After the Fall: Post-Communist Cultures through an East-West Gaze, Indiana University Press, 2004 (With Sibelan Forrester, Magdalena Zaborowska).

Женщины на краю Европы, Mинск, ЕГУ, 2003.

Гендерные истории Восточной Европы (с Альмирой Усмановой). Mинск, ЕГУ, 2002.

Антология гендерной теории (с Альмирой Усмановой). Mинск, «Пропилеи», 2000.

Приглашенный редактор выпуска: “Гендерные вопросы в сфере права”  журнала «Проблемы конституционализма», 1998, No.3.

Редактор серии исторических календарей “Женщины Беларуси: история в повседневности”:
 
2006: Женщина-ткачество-нить-судьба.
2005: Женщины на линии фронта.
2004: Женщины Беларуси: статусы и классы.   
2003: Женщины Беларуси: на личном фронте. 
2002: Женщины Беларуси: творцы культуры.
2001: Жанчыны Беларусі: шляхі да свабоды

НАУЧНЫЕ ПУБЛИКАЦИИ

Статьи «советская социальная стратификация», «постсоветская социальная стратификация», «женщины»:  Encyclopedia of Contemporary Russian Culture, ed. by T. Smorodinskaya, K. Evans-Romaine, and H. Goscilo, «Taylor and Francis» (в печати).

On the Political Significance of the Sexual Division of Labor. "Aspasia. International Yearbook of Central, Eastern and South Eastern European Women's and Gender History." Berghahn Books, New York and Oxford, 2006, forthcoming.

Employment-based Migration of IT Specialists As a Gendered Phenomenon. Encyclopedia of Gender and Information Technology (Eileen M. Trauth ed.), forthcoming.

Outsourcing to the Post-Soviet Region and Gender. Encyclopedia of Gender and Information Technology (Eileen M. Trauth ed.), forthcoming.

The Jobs of Our Discontent: Information Technology, Post-Soviet Hightechs, and Division of Labour. Reflections from Afar: Sociology Textbook (on American society by “outsiders”) (Michael C. Hoover, Alan Smith eds.), forthcoming.

Alaiza Paszkiewicz. A Biographical Dictionary of Women's Movements and Feminisms.
Central, Eastern, and South Eastern Europe, 19th and 20th Centuries. F. de Haan, K. Daskalova and A. Loutfi eds. Budapest/New York: Central European University Press, 2006.
Міты пра міты беларускай сацыялогіі.  ARCHE, 2006, № 1-2.

О политической экономии «национального языка» в Беларуси. Ab Imperio (Исследования новой имперской истории и национализма на пост-советском пространстве). 2005. № 3.(

Analytical Overview of the State of Gender in CIS. Background Paper. UNDP Internal Publication. UNDP Regional Office for Europe and CIS. Bratislava, 2005.

The Nation in Between, or Why Intellectuals Do Things With Words. Over the Wall/After
the Fall: Post-Communist Cultures Through the East-West Gaze (Sibelan Forrester,  Elena Gapova eds.), Indiana University Press, 2004.

How Women Vote, or on Men’s Political Unconscious (in Belarusian). ARCHE, 2004, # 4.

On Nation, Gender and Class Formation in Belarus… and Elsewhere in the Post-Soviet  World. Nationalities Papers 30:4, 2002. Shortened as “Conceptualizing Gender, Nation  and Class in Post-Soviet Belarus”.  Post-Soviet Women Encountering Transition: Nation Building, Economic Survival, and Civic Activism (Carol Nechemias,  Kathleen Kuehnast eds.), Woodraw Wilson Center Press, 2004. Excerpts published in Belarusian in “Anthology of Belarusian Thought” (Ales’ Ancipenka ed.), 2003.

Жены “русских программистов» или женщины, которые едут вслед за мужчинами. Семейные узы: модели для сборки (С. Ушакин ред.), M.: НЛО, 2004.

Кроя края Европы. Женщины на краю Европы. Минск: EГУ, 2003.

Статья “Belarus”. The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Women's Issues Worldwide: Europe (Lynn Walter ed.), Westport, London: Greenwood Press, 2003.

Women’s Question and National Projects in Soviet Byelorussia and Western Belarus, 1921 –1939. Zwischen Kriegen. Nationen, Nationalismen und Geschlechterverhältnisse in Mittel- und Osteuropa, 1918-1939  (J. Gehmacher, E. Harvey, S. Kemlein eds.) Osnabrück: fibre-Verlag, 2004. По-русски: «Между войнами: женский вопрос и национальные проекты в Советской Белоруссии и Западной Беларуси“ Gendernye istorii Vostochnoi Evropy”, Minsk: European Humanities University, 2002; “Социальная история -2003” (ред. Н. Пушкарева), M.: ROSSPEN, 2003.

Информационные технологии, глобализация, ее герои и их женщины. Гендерные исследования, 2003, № 7-8.

Reinventing Men and Women Within the Belarusian Nationalist Project. From Gender to Nation (Julie Mostov, Rada Ivecovic ed.), Longo Editore: Ravenna, 2002; reprinted: New Delhi: Zubaan Books, 2004.

Статьи “нация”, “феминистская антропология”, “марксистский феминизм”, “культурный феминизм”, “антирасистский феминизм”, “постколониальный феминизм”, Словарь гендерных терминов, M.: Информация XXI, 2002.

Между географией и историей (с Альмирой Усмановой). Гендерные истории Восточной Европы, Mинск: EГУ, 2002.

Understanding the Other: What Kind of Feminism Do Czech Women Need? Central Europe Review, Vol. 3, No 2 (2001).

How Women Vote, or Communism as a Poverty Disease (in French). “Le Courrier des Pays de l’Est”, Paris 2001, No. 1015.

Феминистский проект в антропологии. Введение в гендерную теорию (И. Жеребкина ред.), СПб.: Alleteya, 2000.
 
Предисловие, комментарии (с Альмирой Усмановой), Антология гендерной теории, Mинск: Propilei, 2000.

Жанчына як “іншае” беларускай дэмакратыі. Frahmenty, 2000, No. 9.

 Women in the National Discourse in Belarus. The European Journal of Women’s Studies, Vol.5, No. 3-4 (1998). In Russian in Gendernye issledovaniya, 1998, No. 2.

National Dreams and Domestic Goddesses. Transitions.1998, Vol.5, No.1.

Women’s Movement: from Socialism to… Where? (English/Russian). Belarus in the  World, 1998, No.3.

“Пол и право». Выпуск “Гендерные вопросы в сфере права”  журнала «Проблемы конституционализма», 1998, No.3.

«Современная концепция репродуктивных прав». Выпуск “Гендерные вопросы в сфере права”  журнала «Проблемы конституционализма», 1998, No.3.

Women’s Movement: Finding a Voice. Women of Belarus as Seen Through the Era, National Report on the Status of Women, UNDP, Minsk, 1997.

The Conflict of Values in Women’s Movement. Frauen in den ehemals sozialistischen
 Landern, Berlin: Zentrum fur interdisziplinare Frauenforschung, 1997, No.14.

Жаночы рух на Беларусі. Беларуская гістарычная энцыклапедыя, Т. III, Miнск: Энцыклапедыя, 1996.

Инфинитивные конструкции как средство выражения интеллектуального содержания. “Вестник Белгосуниверситета, 1990,  № 3.

РЕЦЕНЗИИ НА КНИГИ
On Lynne Attwood, “Creating the New Soviet Woman: Women's Magazines as Engineers of
Female Identity, 1922-53”, Querelles-Net (No.3, February 2001).
On David Marples, “Belarus: From Soviet Rule to Nuclear Disaster”, Demokratizatsya (Spring
issue, 1997).

ДРУГИЕ ПУБЛИКАЦИИ / СМИ

Gender Equality as a Legal Issue (with Evgeniya Ivanova, in Russian), Gender for Lawyers, UNDP publication for “Women’s Leadership” Project in Belarus, Minsk, 2004.
Gender and Inequality (in Russian), Gender for Journalists, UNDP publication for ”Women’s Leadership” Project in Belarus, Minsk, 2003.

When Western Assistance Overlooks Cultural Values in FSU Gender Programs”, Give & Take: A Journal on Civil Society in Eurasia, ISAR (Summer 2000).
“The Adventure of Teaching Feminism” in WE/My (The Russian/American Women’s Dialogue), No.17 (1998).
In Journal of the International Institute (University of Michigan); Newsletter of the Association for Women in Slavic Studies, Newsletter of the International Federation for Research in Women’s History, Newsletter of Belarusian Association of University Women, Newsletter of Centre d’Etudes at Recherches Internationales (Paris).
Contributing to and interviewed by newspapers and magazines, TV and radio talk-shows in Russia, Belarus and on the Voice of America.

ВЫСТУПЛЕНИЯ НА КОНФЕРЕНЦИЯХ И С ЛЕКЦИЯМИ (неполный список)

“Gender and post-Soviet Information Technology Development, World Summit on Information
Society, WSIS, Tunis, November, 2005.
“The Cultural as the Political in Belarusian Intellectual Journals”; The Arts, National Identity and
Politics in Belarus" Symposium, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard
University, October 2005.
Speaker at the “Actually Existing Societies: Post-Socialism” Workshop, Princeton University, April
1, 2005.
Keynote speaker at the “Where Does Russia End?” Conference of the Finnish Association of
Slavic Studies (Tampere, Finland), March 2005.
“Travels, Travails: Feminism in Post-Soviet Region”, Bryant University, Intercultural Center,
             November 2004.
Keynote speaker at the “Gender in Russian” international conference, University of Tver
             (Russia), September 2004.
«On Writing Women's and Gender History in Countries in Transition», 35th AAASS Annual
Convention, Toronto, November 2003.
“Conceptualizing Gender, Class and Nation in Postcommunism”, Center for European        
Studies, New York University, February 21, 2003; Harryman Institute of Columbia    
             University, March 5, 2003.
“Post-Soviet Masculinity as Class”; “Masculinity in Russia” Workshop, Urbana-Champaign, June
 2002.
“Nation, Gender, and Class in the Post-Soviet World”, Annual Soyuz Symposium: New
 Directions in Post-Socialist Studies, Ann Arbor, February 2002.
“Belarus: Between East and West and Dreaming of Its Women”; Center for Russian
 Studies, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, January 25, 2001.
“Social Factors of Belarusian Authoritarism: Political Discourse and Perceptions of Women”;
Belorussie: aspects internes et externes d’un authoritarisme post-sovetique, Centre d’Etudes at Recherches Internationales, Paris, November 9,  2000.
“Cultural Construction of Women in Soviet and Western Belarus, 1918-1939”; Between Wars:
 Gender, Nations and Nationalism in Eastern Europe in 1918-1939, Warsaw, May, 2000.
“Nations’ Dreams and Women’s Options” at The 2000 Harvard Colloquim: “Ten Years After the
 Fall of the Wall: Transition and Transformation in Eastern Europe and the Former
 Soviet Union”, March 10-12, 2000.
“Belarusian Nationalist Discourse and the Cultural Construction of Women”; Davis Center for
 Russian Studies, Harvard University, March 9, 2000.
“Invisible Communities: Wives of Foreign High-Techs in the US”; Drexel University (PA);
 College of New Jersey, March, 2000; U of Michigan, January 2001.
“Belarusian Discourse: Between Russia and the West”, Center for Russian and East European
 Studies, University of Michigan, February 2, 2000.
“Production of Nationalist Discourses: Reinventing Men and Women?”, Gender in Transition in
 East/Central Europe, Berlin, December 9, 1999.
“Wives of Globalization, or Women Following Men?”// Writing Women’s History and History of
 Gender in Countries in Transition, Minsk, September 29 -Oct.2, 1999.
“Belarusian Discourse: Paradise Lost?”, 4th Annual World Convention, Association for the
Study of Nationalities, Columbia University and Harriman Institute, New York, April 15-17, 1999.
“Crossing the Boundaries: Women’s Studies in Countries in Transition”, Inaugural conference
 “Women’s Studies and Countries in Transition”, Belgrade, September 14-16, 1998.
“Rethinking Female Citizenship in NIS”; “Women’s Rights within the Context of the European
 Integration”, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati, Spain, May, 1998.
“Woman - National Identity - Citizenship in the Context  of Postcommunism”, 3d Annual
 Convention, Association for the Study of Nationalities, Columbia University and
 Harriman Institute, New York, April 1998.
“Teaching American Feminism in an East European Classroom”; Belarusian Society for
 American Studies, American Tradition Against European Experience, Minsk, May 1997.
“National Identity and the Emergence of Women’s Movement in Belarus”; 28th National
 Convention, American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Boston,
 November 14-17, 1996.
“Women’s Studies at the University”, Women’s Studies in Comparative East-West Perspective,
 Warsaw, September 28-30, 1996.
“Eastern Europe Meets the West: Cultural Misunderstanding Over Women’s Issues”; SIETAR
 96, Munich, May 1996.
“Women and Postcommunism”; Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., November 28, 1995.
“Women’s Movement in Belarus: In Search of the Development Pattern”, V World Congress for
 Central and East European Studies, Warsaw, August 6-11, 1995.