Ukraine

What Shapes the Narratives on Internally Displaced People in Dnipro Media?

Kostyantyn Mezentsev and Eugenia Kuznetsova • Feb 2 2022 • Articles

IDP’s are typically covered as a group receiving benefits, largely ignoring deeper issues such as their human rights, adaptation and trauma and the question of a sense of belonging.

Decommunisation in Dnipropetrovsk and Dnipro in 2014–2019

Ihor Kocherhin • Feb 2 2022 • Articles

New toponyms reflect the complex and multifaceted history of the city which arose in Cossack times and was formed by Ukrainians and other ethnic groups.

Opinion – The European Union’s Status in the Russia-Ukraine Crisis

Jayesh Khatu • Feb 2 2022 • Articles

The centrality of the bloc in European security has been questioned by its absence from any meaningful dialogue on the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

Memory Politics in Dnipropetrovsk, 1991–2015

Oleh Repan • Jan 30 2022 • Articles

The roots of the change in electoral sentiment is found in the de-Sovietising of identity and the promotion of pro-Ukrainian memory politics which has taken place since 1991.

The Outpost of Ukraine: The Role of Dnipro in the War in the Donbas

The outpost metaphor became a principle for a range of civic activity to inspire the city to turn towards a brighter European future, away from its Soviet past.

The Revival of the Dnipropetrovsk and Dnipro Jewish Community in Ukraine

Olena Ishchenko • Jan 27 2022 • Articles

Jews no longer must hide their nationality or religious preferences as they did in the USSR and have the tools, institutions, and resources to continue to preserve and develop their identity.

‘Eastern Ukraine’ is No More: War and Identity in Post-Euromaidan Dnipropetrovsk

Taras Kuzio • Jan 27 2022 • Articles

The Kremlin never expected pushback from Southern-Eastern Ukraine’s Russian speakers and Jewish community because it never understood the internal dynamics of Ukraine.

New Book – Ukraine’s Outpost: Dnipropetrovsk and the Russian-Ukrainian War

Paul D'Anieri • Jan 25 2022 • Articles

This book challenges disinformation and stereotypes of Ukraine which portray it as a regionally divided country with the military conflict as a ‘civil war’ between Russian and Ukrainian speakers.

Communist Party Politics, Rockets and Komsomol Business in Soviet Dnipropetrovsk

Sergei I. Zhuk • Jan 21 2022 • Articles

The Dnipropetrovsk and Dnipro elites, who are still rooted in their Soviet past, play a significant role in the development of independent Ukraine.

Opinion – Putin’s Obsession with Ukraine as a ‘Russian Land’

Taras Kuzio • Jan 17 2022 • Articles

The roots of this artificial crisis lie in Putin’s pan-Russianist obsession that Ukraine is a ‘Russian land’ and Ukrainians are a branch of the pan-Russian nation. Everything else flows from that.

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