Narratives of the Russo-Ukrainian war
| Titel: | Narratives of the Russo-Ukrainian war : a look within and without / Oleksandr Pankieiev (ed.) ; with a foreword by Natalia Khanenko-Friesen |
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| Beteiligt: | ; |
| Veröffentlicht: | Stuttgart : Ibidem-Verlag, [2025] |
| Umfang: | xviii, 386 Seiten |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
Ukrainian voices ; vol. 65 |
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| ISBN: | 9783838219646 ; 9783838279640 |
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- Authors, sorted alphabetically
- ix
- Foreword - The war that will change the world: Russia's invasion of Ukraine and why we need to care
- xi
- Introduction - Assessing the Russo-Ukrainian war: Are we reading the signs correctly now?
- 1
- Acknowledgments
- 14
- 1
- The signs were there for all to see, but we did not read them right
- 15
- 2
- Four false narratives of Russia's war in Ukraine
- 21
- 3
- Ukrainians have crossed the threshold of fear: They're fighting for victory
- 29
- 4
- "We are all on the front lines now": Baltic states' solidarity with Ukraine
- 39
- 5
- The fallacy of "Russian culture" in Ukraine
- 49
- 6
- Contradicting Putin: Ukrainians and Russians are not "one people"
- 55
- 7
- "Never again" vs. "We can repeat it": Russians will pay any price to restore the glory of Soviet victory in WW II
- 63
- 8
- Putin's dehumanizing discourses and the power of Ukrainian resistance and resilience
- 71
- 9
- Explaining the "Westsplainers": Can a Western scholar be an authority on Central and Eastern Europe?
- 79
- 10
- The fall of Lysychansk and the fate of the Donbas
- 87
- 11
- Russian foreign policy and the origins of the "Russian World"
- 97
- 12
- To be or not to be: Attitudes of Ukrainian society about gender equality and diversity after Russia's invasion
- 105
- 13
- Russia's war against Ukraine: Empires don't die overnight
- 113
- 14
- Ukraine must restore control over its sovereign territory
- 119
- 15
- Ukrainians forced into fighting an asymmetrical war, getting good at it
- 127
- 16
- What we are seeing now in Ukrainian society is grassroots Ukrafnization
- 137
- 17
- I hope that Ukrainians will encourage new voices in Poland
- 147
- 18
- After Russia's departure from great power status, the world will once again become bi-polar
- 157
- 19
- Participation of lgbtq+ people in the war effort cannot be ignored
- 167
- 20
- The West either deals with Mr. Putin now on our own terms or later on his terms
- 177
- 21
- In the EU, Ukraine is perceived as "the eastern edge of Western Europe"
- 187
- 22
- Russia has failed to subordinate Ukraine
- 195
- 23
- Russia's disinformation goes nuclear
- 209
- 24
- Russo-Ukrainian war is a clash between two national armies and two global world views
- 219
- 25
- Ukrainian universities engaged in war effort beyond expectations
- 227
- 26
- Ukrainian refugees are gradually finding their place in Irish society
- 235
- 27
- More than a year into the escalated war finds Ukraine with a stronger voice in Western media
- 243
- 28
- Equipping Ukraine for the long haul: Some initial thoughts
- 253
- 29
- Russians are going into Ukraine to kill Ukrainians and to be killed
- 263
- 30
- Russia's undue influence on Western scholars and scholarship
- 267
- 31
- We value Canada's support of Ukraine's future membership in NATO
- 273
- 32
- Kremlin plans on a long-term engagement, on a long war
- 279
- 33
- Russians cannot perpetuate their myth of Russia if they lose control over Ukraine
- 285
- 34
- UK can become a special platform for rebuilding Ukraine
- 293
- 35
- Ukrainians need to win the war as quickly as possible
- 301
- 36
- Losing intellectuals on the front lines is a disaster for Ukrainian culture
- 313
- 37
- Sanctions are indirectly sowing divisions among Russians
- 321
- 38
- Evil must be called evil
- 327
- 39
- Russia selectively and deceptively manipulates Western media and public discourses
- 345
- 40
- Commitments to Ukraine in Budapest Memorandum are legally binding
- 355
- 41
- The field isn't "Slavic studies" at all - it should be called "Russian propaganda studies" - and a few exceptions only confirm the rule
- 365
- 42
- Time is on Ukraine's side in this war
- 371
- 43
- Invasion of Ukraine has proved to be a disastrous decision
- 379
- Index of Names
- 389
