The people of Kazakhstan are still grappling with the toxic legacy of twentieth-century Soviet nuclear tests. Marzhan Nurzhan examines nuclear identity and decoloniality in Kazakhstan's atomic past, through the medium of visual art
PhD Candidate, Graduate School of Social Sciences, University of Basel
Marzhan holds a Master of Arts in European Studies and a Master of Science in Social Sciences from a joint-degree programme at Europa-Universität Flensburg and the University of Southern Denmark.
Her research interests include critical security studies, nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, peace research, and the politics of knowledge.
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