Nataliya Maradyk

Assoc. Prof. Nataliya Maradyk is an Associate Professor at the University of Prešov's Faculty of Arts, affiliated with the Institute of Political Science. She holds a PhD in Political Institutions and Processes from the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv and obtained her associate professor title at Uzhhorod National University's Department of Political Science and Public Administration. Her research focuses on democracy, globalization, cross-border cooperation, and party systems in Central and Eastern Europe. She teaches courses on political philosophy, protection of human rights, and globalization. She collaborates with the Slovak Foreign Policy Association as a political analyst.

Education: B.A. in Political Science from Uzhhorod National University; PhD in Political Science from Ivan Franko National University of Lviv.

Research Interests: Explores democratic governance structures, impacts of globalization on political systems, and comparative analysis of party systems in post-communist states. Her work emphasizes regional cooperation frameworks and institutional resilience in transitional democracies.

Publications: Her works are cataloged in the University of Prešov Library, though specific titles are not listed here.

Collaborations: Engages with regional think tanks and policy institutions, contributing to discussions on European integration and political stability in Eastern Europe.