Wolfson Volunteer Spotlight: Tasha Mapenzi
BA MA LLM DPhil
Donatas is a Research Associate (Baltic Fellow) at the Centre for Geopolitics, CRASSH.
Donatas joined the Centre for Geopolitics in 2021 as a postdoctoral research associate. He holds a DPhil in History from the University of Oxford, a Master of Laws in Public International Law from Leiden University, a Master of Arts in International Relations and European Studies from the Central European University, and a BA in Political Science from Vilnius University. His current research explores NATO expansion in the Baltic in the early 2000s, with a particular focus on Russian policy. In addition to running the Centre’s Baltic Geopolitics strand, Donatas teaches MPhil courses and supervises students in the field of geopolitics of the Baltic and Russia, past and present.
Donatas’ research interests include modern international history, relations between East/Central and Western Europe in the interwar period, cultural and intellectual history of diplomacy, geopolitics of the Baltic sea region, international law of global security and contemporary Russian foreign policy. His book 'The Devil’s Paradise: the Vilnius conflict in European diplomacy, 1919-1923' is forthcoming with Oxford University Press.
This talk explores whether data-driven methods can explain the relationship between climate change and large-scale pastoralist movements in the Sahel.
Professor Mary Davis will talk about her new book on Dona Torr: Historical Materialism and the Communist Historians.
Wolfson College Choir is joined by Inspirational Chorale, a gospel choir from the University of Arkansas.
Please come and join us for the launch of this year's WolfWords poetry anthology, which brings together poems from the entire Wolfson community.
The Library is holding a workshop this Friday for students to proofread each other's work. Bring along a piece of work you want proofed, in return for proofing someone else's!