Justinas Lingevičius graduated with a Bachelor’s degree of Political Science in 2014. In 2016 he gained the Master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy (Magna Cum Laude) at the Institute of International Relations and Political Science. He already presented research at the international conferences at Stanford (2018) and Birkbeck (2015) Universities.
From 2020, Justinas Lingevičius studies PhD and writes the dissertation “Technologies and Security Perception: Formation of AI Norms in the European Union” (supervisor prof. dr. Dovilė Jakniūnaitė).
Foreign politics analysis
European integration
Lithuanian foreign politics
Justinas Lingevičius, „Identity Discourse within a Geopolitical Crisis: The Case of Lithuania.“ POLITIKON: The IAPSS Journal of Political Science, 44, 2020, 26-43.
Justinas Lingevičius, „Being a Small State: Discussion on the Role of Size.“ Baltic Journal of Political Science, 7-8, 2018, 73-91.
Justinas Lingevičius, „Kaip kalbėti apie mažas valstybes? Mažumo reikšmių analizė.“ Politologija, 2 (82), 2016, 32-74.
Justinas Lingevičius, „Identity Tensions: The Case of Michail Golovatov’s Release.” Lithuanian Foreign Policy Review, 2016, 87-108.
Justinas Lingevicius, „Lost in Self-Identification? In Search of NATO‘s Identity“. Politikon: IAPSS Political Science Journal, 27, 2015, 103-124.
Justinas Lingevičius, „Lietuvos tapatybė saugumo ir užsienio politikoje 1991-1994 metais: „grįžimo“ keliai ir įtampos“. Politologija 3(79), 2015, 127-162.
