Email: anowakow@du.edu

Phone: 303-871-2181

Office: Sturm Hall 346A
University of Denver
2000 E. Asbury Ave
Denver, CO 80208

Website: https://portfolio.du.edu/anowakow

Professional Profile

Arianna Nowakowski received her PhD in International Studies from the University of Denver in 2012. Her fields of study are International Politics and Comparative Politics, although her interests extend beyond these areas to include questions of international gender politics and the negotiation of national identities. In particular, her research focuses on constructions of masculine subjectivity within articulations of Russia's post-Soviet national idea, emphasizing the interconnectedness of gender identities and conceptions of the nation during times of social and political change. She teaches a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses at the University of Denver's Josef Korbel School of International Studies, including "Gender and International Relations," "Human Rights Research Design and Writing," and "The European Union." She has also taught special topics courses for the Gender and Women's Studies Program, including "Gender and Russian Identity in Historical Perspective," and "Writing Gender Around the World."  Forthcoming articles include: "Vladimir Putin and the Body Politic: The Coalescence of Corporeality and Temporality in Putin's Russia" and "Performativity and the Negotiation of Masculinities in Late Soviet and Post-Soviet Film."

Courses

• INTS 4945: Human Rights Research Design and Writing