My current research spans two major streams. The first examines environmental inequality and politics in Russia, focusing on how resource extraction and pollution intersect with ethnicity and regional disparities, particularly in Indigenous territories. The second explores the lived experiences of relokanti—Russian political migrants who fled the country following the war in Ukraine and conscription announcements. Through fieldwork in the Republic of Georgia, I investigate how extraterritorial authoritarianism shapes their strategies of silence and non-engagement. These projects have garnered recognition through prestigious awards and grants. My work has appeared in journals such as Society and Natural Resources and Qualitative Sociology. Currently, I am developing book projects that delve deeper into environmental injustice and migration in post-Soviet spaces.