Visiting Lecturer | New Bulgarian University | Bulgaria
Dr. Vladimir Dobrenko is a historian whose scholarship focuses on Cold War international history, Soviet peace campaigns, propaganda, and cultural representations of conflict. His interdisciplinary research bridges international history, visual culture, film, and literary studies to analyze Soviet soft power, ideological narratives, and constructions of the political “enemy.” He has authored and co-authored influential journal articles and book chapters examining Soviet peace movements, Cold War literature, and visual propaganda, with his work cited across the field. His academic output includes 5 scholarly documents, receiving 4 citations across 4 documents, and reflecting an h-index of 1, demonstrating recognized impact within Cold War and Soviet studies.
Featured Publications
Soviet Peace Campaigns and Transnational Activism in Early Cold War Europe
– Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
Cold War Peace Movements and the Politics of International Legitimacy
– Scholarly Article
International Peace Networks and Soviet Cultural Diplomacy
– Academic Journal Contribution
Reassessing Soviet Soft Power Strategies in the Early Cold War
– Historical Research Article