Artem Galushko
Tetiana Lutchyn,
Benjamin Ricaud,
Artem Galushko,
Megumi Ochi
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Generative Artificial Intelligence and Al-Enabled Archiving to Promote Digital Sovereignty in the Context of Core International Crimes
Nandor Knust,
Artem Galushko
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Chapter 2: Regaining Conflict Ownership with New Digital Evidence: Legitimation Through Direct and Active Participation of Victims and Affected Communities in International Criminal Justice
2025 ARKIV
Artem Galushko,
Megumi Ochi
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Introduction
2025 ARKIV
Artem Galushko
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Crowdsourcing ‘citizen digital evidence’: participation of civilian population during the armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine
2024 ARKIV
Artem Galushko
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Artem Galushko: (2019) „Politische Justiz in Russland. Strafprozesse gegen ukrainische Staatsbürger.“ Zeitschrift Osteuropa, Berlin, 69. Jg., 3–4/2019, S. 29–47.
Oleg Antonov,
Artem Galushko
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Antonov O., Galushko A. (2018) “The ‘Common Space of Neo-Authoritarianism’ in Post-Soviet Eurasia.” Baltic Worlds
Artem Galushko
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Artem Galushko. “The Soviet Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors and its Legacy of ‘Twofold Constitutionalism’: Politically Motivated Trials against Citizens of Ukraine in the Russian Federation.” Hague Journal on the Rule of Law 8, no. 1 (May 11, 2016): 155–81. doi:10.1007/s40803-016-0026-x.
Artem Galushko
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Artem Galushko, Politically Motivated Justice in the Former Soviet Union: The Novel
Concept of Two-Fold Constitutionalism in Post-Soviet States, 7 QMLJ 149 (2016)
Artem Galushko,
Megumi Ochi
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Collecting cyber evidence during ongoing hybrid warfare: OSINT and civilian-led documentation of core international crimes
Artem Galushko
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Artem Galushko (2021) Politically Motivated Justice: Authoritarian Legacies and their Role in Shaping Constitutional Practices in the Former Soviet Union. The Hague: Asser Press/ Springer-Verlag.
Artem Galushko
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Boosting EU resilience to cyberattacks (DOI 10.3030/101107026)
Elisabeth Wetzer,
Eva Breznik,
Alex Moltzau,
Artem Galushko
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Diversity in AI Event and Panel: "Algorithmic Targeting of Minorities"
06. January 2026 ARKIV
Megumi Ochi,
Håvard Dagenborg,
Kaja Kowalczewska,
Benjamin Ricaud,
Yuto Yokoyama,
Artem Galushko
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Universal Guideline on War/Core Crime Archives
Celien De Stercke,
Artem Galushko
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Can Europe and the US under Trump Find Unity in Cybersecurity?
Benjamin Ricaud,
Daniel Kaiser,
Tetiana Lutchyn,
Artem Galushko
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Using Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the Effective Systematization, Preservation, and Presentation of War Crimes Archives
20. February 2025 ARKIV
Benjamin Ricaud,
Artem Galushko,
Maryna Slobodyanuk
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Integreat workshop: AI for justice
Elisabeth Wetzer,
Youssef Wally,
Artem Galushko,
Elisavet Kozyri,
Kristoffer Wickstrøm
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How to Tackle Bias and Protect Privacy in the Age of AI?
Artem Galushko,
Gaiane Nuridzhanian
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Attacks on critical civilian infrastructure in Ukraine - a decade since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the impact of the war, its hybrid methods, and the relevance of justice.
2024 ARKIV
Artem Galushko,
Nandor Knust
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International seminar on the collection of digital evidence during armed conflicts
2024 ARKIV
Artem Galushko
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The Fleet of Drones and the New Naval Warfare, Black Sea News (2023) (Online at: https://www.blackseanews.net/en/read/200783). Reposted by the Australian Naval Institute at https://navalinstitute.com.au/ukraine-sea-drones-show-the-way/
24. February 2023 ARKIV
Artem Galushko,
Nandor Knust
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New digital evidence and ‘grass-roots’ OSINT
2023 ARKIV
Artem Galushko,
Gaiane Nuridzhanian,
Nandor Knust
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The response of international law to Russia's invasion of Ukraine
2023 ARKIV
Artem Galushko,
Nandor Knust
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Open-source investigations (OSINT) and the digitalization
of “in”-conflict transitional justice during ongoing armed conflicts
2023 ARKIV
Artem Galushko
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Crowdsourcing ‘citizen evidence’ – Digital participation of civilian population
2023 ARKIV
Artem Galushko
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Artem Galushko (2022) ‘A Union or, rather, a Dis-Union of Nations? Legacies of Soviet ‘nationality policies’ and their influence on law and practice in the post-Soviet states.’ In: Leontiev L. and Amarasinghe P. (eds.) State-Building, Rule of Law, Good Governance and Human Rights in Post-Soviet Space. Thirty Years Looking Back, Taylor & Francis/ Routledge Studies in Human Rights Book Series
Artem Galushko
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Artem Galushko: Blog. The female silhouette of the Belarusian uprising, MMPMPG (2020)
Artem Galushko
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Artem Galushko. “Healing the Wounds of the Communist Past: Different Paths of Transitional Justice in Hungary and Ukraine.” In Smuk P., The Costs of Democracy (Gondolat 2016).
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