Cristian Collina
Relating to the temporary
Contract Professor
- Department of Law
- SSD: SPS/04 - political science
Contacts
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- cristian.collina@unito.it
- Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
Campus Luigi Einaudi
Lungo Dora Siena 100/A - 10154 Torino - https://www.law.unito.it/persone/cristian.collina
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At
- Department of Cultures, Politics and Society
- Department of Law
- Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società
- Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
- Area and Global Studies for International Cooperation - AGIC
- Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società
- Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
Selected research products
Selected papers and articles:
2020 “Putin’s Constitutional Breakthrough in a Context of Negative Stability: Inequality, Modernization and International Law” RUCARR Conference, University of Malmo, 10th November
2020 “Private Property and State Re-Building in post-Soviet Russia: the Features of Neo-Patrimonialism”, Thirty Years of Transition Conference, Katoliški inštitut, Ljubljana, Slovenia 25th September (Co-Authored with C. Poncibò)
2019 “Uneven and Combined Development and the Exit from the Unipolar Dream: Russia and the Rise of Uneven Powers”, Uneven and Combined Development for the 21st Century Conference, Glasgow, 7th September
2016 “Political Legitimacy and Inequality in Post-Communist Russia”, Asia Studies Day, University of Turin, Torino, 17th February
2015 “From Democracy without State to State without Democracy? Continuity, Dissent and Change in Russian Political Model” Slavia, 3, (in Italian)
2015 “The Return of Russia: Models, Critical Issues and Ambitions” Nuvole, 1 (in Italian)
Courses
- Scienza politica (SCP0124)
Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
2022-23 Laboratory
Legal Traditions and Politics of Eastern Europe LAB (link)
2021-22 Seminar
Legal Traditions and Politics of Eastern Europe: Legacies and Change (link)
2021-22 Seminar
The EU and the Legal and Political Landscapes of Wider Eastern Europe: Challenges and Perspectives
This is the 3rd seminar of the Jean Monnet Module “EU-East Dialogues”. This seminar concerns the legal and political development of EU Eastern Neighbours at large focusing on the key challenging issues. The seminar will be run by Dr Cristian Collina and will feature expert guests to analyse country/cases with a focus on Armenia and Georgia.
Credits: 3 Hours: 10
Format: Online and in person
Days: 15-21 Sept 2022
Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)
Room: C3 - CLE
For more info and registration send an email with your name and student number to: cristian.collina@unito.it
Scienza Politica 2022-23 (link)
I teach Post-Socialist Systems and Russia in the course of Comparative Legal Systems (Cuneo) 2020-2021, 2021-22 and 2022-23 and co-supervise students in Law and Politics of Russia and other Eastern European countries.
Research topics
My academic background is in Political Science, International Relations, Comparative Politics and Law. At the Department of Law, I am working on the reconfiguration of Law and Politics in Eastern Europe compared to Western and non-Western systems. I am interested in the political and institutional developments of the post-soviet Russia and the implications of the vertical model of power on democratization, development strategy, market economy and the relations with the West. Going behind the transitional paradigm, my research focuses on the analysis and conceptualization of globally relevant institutional issues risen by post-Soviet Russia and post-socialist systems, i.e.: state-rebuilding; democratization; sovereign constitutionalism; legal pluralism; political inequality; multipolar international order; uneven and combined development. Along with Prof Cristina Poncibò, I am the coordinator of the Research Group on Law & Politics in Eastern Europe at the University of Turin. At the University of Turin, I also liaise with the Department of Culture, Politics and Society and the Institute of Studies on Asia. I am a visiting scholar at the School of Social and Political Studies of the University of Glasgow.
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Students can contact me by e-mail.