Anastasiia Kudlenko argues that a corruption scandal that toppled yet another Prosecutor General in Ukraine offers Ukrainian society and international partners an opportunity to reinvigorate reforms, aimed at dismantling state capture in the system of law enforcement
Postdoctoral Researcher, Centre for the Study of Corruption, University of Sussex
Anastasiia specialises in the societal resilience and security of Wider Europe, with a geographic focus on the countries of the Eastern Neighbourhood and the Western Balkans.
She currently works on the Building resilience to state capture project, investigating the challenges of anti-corruption reforms in Ukraine after the Revolution of Dignity.
Previously, Anastasiia worked as Research Fellow at the University of Warwick on the Horizon project SHAPEDEM-EU, focusing on local practices and perceptions of democracy in the Eastern Neighbourhood.
While at Warwick, she completed her first independent project as a PI on resilience during war.
Anastasiia has also worked at the University of Oxford, the University of Kent and SOAS, among other institutions.
Her research has been published in Contemporary Security Policy, Comparative Southeast European Studies, Journal of Contemporary European Studies, International Peacekeeping and other academic journals.
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