Olga Suslova | Associate Postgraduate
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Laboratoire Techniques, Territoires et Sociétés (CNRS, École des Ponts ParisTech, Université Gustave Eiffel), Paris
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Urbanism
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Biography
Olga Suslova is a doctoral student in urban studies at the Laboratory for Technology, Territories, and Societies (CNRS, École des Ponts ParisTech, Université Gustave Eiffel). She holds a Master's degree in International Urban Planning from the Paris School of Urban Planning, as well as a diploma in Geography from the École normale supérieure in Paris. Her current research focuses on post-socialist urban transformations in Saint Petersburg (Russia).
Researchtopic
Post-socialist urban transformations in Saint Petersburg (Russia)
Title of thesis
Post-socialist urban transformations in Saint Petersburg (Russia): The progression of urban authoritarianism through urban renewalSummary of thesis
Using a mixed methodology that incorporates qualitative (semi-structured interviews, observation, discourse analysis), quantitative (mapping, statistics), and digital (network analysis, digital ethnography) approaches, this doctoral project aims to propose an analysis of post-socialist urban transformations. The goal is to advance scientific research on urban renewal policies and the reactions of residents and experts to these policies, based on a little-known example that could be useful for a better understanding of contemporary urban developments in Saint Petersburg and political mobilizations in an authoritarian urban context.
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Supervisor
Publications
Suslova, O. (2023). Continuities and Anti-Continuities of Post-Socialism: a Case of the Worker’s Settlement Narvskaya Zastava in St. Petersburg, Russia. In Benkő, M. (Ed.), Facing Post-Socialist Urban Heritage: DOCONF2023 proceedings, pp. 364-375
Inizan G., Suslova O. (2022) Comparative Perspective on Legal Geography of Demolition in Urban Renovation. A French-Russian Approach. Urban Studies and Practices, vol. 7, no 3, pp. 47–64. DOI: https://doi.org/10.17323/ usp73202247-64