2018
DOI: 10.3917/receo1.492.0021
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Engagés volontaires de la guerre du Donbass

Abstract: À partir de récits collectés auprès des combattants de bataillons de volontaires pro-ukrainiens et prorusses, l’article dresse le portrait sociologique de ces engagés, en mettant en exergue des similitudes et des différences de leurs trajectoires. Il rend aussi compte de leurs sentiments d’appartenance respectifs, entre un attachement profond à l’Ukraine pour les premiers et des identifications floues et régionales pour les seconds. Il reconstitue également les représentations de la guerre du Donbass dans les … Show more

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“…Our results demonstrate that the current literature on the Donbas war fails to acknowledge the participation of some important groups of combatants on the anti-Kyiv side and simplifies the explanation of the involvement of others (e.g., Malyarenko and Galbreath 2016;Mikheieva 2018;Mitrokhin 2015;Oleksy and Studenna-Skrukwa 2019;Scherbak et al 2016). First, it does not pay enough attention to the substantial group of anti-Kyiv combatants who were well-off Donbass residents and, thus, misinterprets the motives of Donbas residents in the exclusive terms of economic deprivation.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 61%
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“…Our results demonstrate that the current literature on the Donbas war fails to acknowledge the participation of some important groups of combatants on the anti-Kyiv side and simplifies the explanation of the involvement of others (e.g., Malyarenko and Galbreath 2016;Mikheieva 2018;Mitrokhin 2015;Oleksy and Studenna-Skrukwa 2019;Scherbak et al 2016). First, it does not pay enough attention to the substantial group of anti-Kyiv combatants who were well-off Donbass residents and, thus, misinterprets the motives of Donbas residents in the exclusive terms of economic deprivation.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…Our results demonstrate that the current literature on the Donbas war fails to acknowledge the participation of some important groups of combatants on the anti‐Kyiv side and simplifies the explanation of the involvement of others (e.g., Malyarenko and Galbreath 2016; Mikheieva 2018; Mitrokhin 2015; Oleksy and Studenna‐Skrukwa 2019; Scherbak et al. 2016).…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 65%
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