Radicalization of Russians in Ukraine: from ‘accidental’ diaspora to rebel movement

Loshkariov, Ivan D.; Sushentsov, Andrey

doi:10.1080/14683857.2016.1149349

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“…The purpose of this article is to periodize the study of interstate relations and the course of events in eastern and southern Ukraine in 1991-2015, taking into account the fact that Russian policy towards Ukraine has never considered security issues or economic interests as a priority, because Russian-Ukrainian relations are quite different from those between any other two states (Ash et al, 2015;D'Anieri, 2002;Buckholz, 2019;Giuliano, 2015;Loshkariov and Sushentsov, 2016;Malyarenko and Galbreath, 2016).…”

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Events in eastern and southern Ukraine in retrospect of post-soviet relations

Krasnodemska

Chechelnytska

2022

Cuest. Pol.

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The purpose of the article is to periodize the study of interstate relations and the course of events in eastern and southern Ukraine in the period: 1991-2015. The historical and comparative-legal method was used to solve the problem posed. The article analyzes the events in eastern and southern Ukraine during 1991-2015, taking into account Russia’s influence on social and political processes in post-Soviet Ukraine through the process of forming Ukraine’s international subjectivity, which are permanent factors in bilateral relations with the Russian Federation. In this context, Russia’s inability to recognize Ukraine as a full-fledged international actor at the legal and substantive level is demonstrated. It is concluded that the events in Ukraine not only provoked the strongest confrontation between the two largest states of the post-Soviet space, but also exposed a number of problems throughout the international security system. The armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine was accompanied by numerous war crimes and crimes against humanity. The competent state authorities must calculate the amount of material and moral damage caused by Russia.

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Events in eastern and southern Ukraine in retrospect of post-soviet relations

Krasnodemska

Chechelnytska

2022

Cuest. Pol.

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“…Diasporas began to create alternative authorities in regions where the government had no monopoly on the use of force. The involvement of Russia and international volunteers complicates the situation in the Donbas and the process of political formation of unrecognized republics, also known as the DPR and LNR" [20]. At the same time, the authors deliberately omit the real role of the Russian Federation in fomenting separatism in eastern Ukraine, spreading the ideas of the "Russian world", seizing the territory of a neighboring state in violation of the fundamental principles of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum…”

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National Minorities of Ukraine in the Scientific Discourse of Ukrainian and Foreign Researchers of 1990’s of 20th Century – Beginning of 21st Century

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New Stages of Development of Modern Science in Ukraine and EU Countries

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In the proposed historiographical survey, the problems of national minorities of Ukrainian researchers of the 1990s 20 centurybeginning of the 21 century are considered through a series of problematic and meaningful blocks, which determined the priorities of research practices at one or another stage of Ukrainian state formation under the influence of internal and external factors. The study revealed that in the existing Ukrainian and foreign scientific discourse, national minorities were thoroughly and multifacetedly revealed as a subject of Ukrainian state formation in the conditions of socio-political transformations, political instability and foreign policy challenges of the 1990s 20 th centurybeginning of the 21 st century. At the same time, however, the large range of views, opinions, and assessments belonging to representatives of national minorities and ethnic groups is not adequately represented, which actualizes further research practices in the new historical realities. At the present stage of development of Ukraine formed a modern galaxy of scientists with new scientific thinking in the field of study of ethno-national issues, seeking not only to objectively interpret it, but also to resist destructive forces, expansion of ideology of the "Russian world", responsibly predict the future and practice. It is in the focus on practical results that the possible plane of productive interaction between the historian and the authorities

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“…Despite some earlier studies highlighting Ukraine's remarkable regional stability (Sasse 2007), it is not hard to find academic publications today describing the country as the doomed 'land of irreconcilable differences', where 'identity is a given that cannot be changed' (Molchanov 2016, p. 204) and 'history is irreversible' (Sotiriou 2016). Some authors have gone as far as to follow the official Russian government line, depicting the 'Ukraine crisis' as a 'clash of civilisations' affair, a civil war between Russophone and Russian Orthodox Ukraine and Galicia-based 'Catholic nationalist extremists' (Loshkariov & Sushentsov 2016;Petro 2016). 7 Another-ostensibly more promising-strand of this literature claims that the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine was economically determined, one way or another.…”

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Causes and Consequences of the War in Eastern Ukraine: An Economic Geography Perspective

Mykhnenko¹

2020

Europe-Asia Studies

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This essay provides an economic geography perspective on the causes and consequences of the war in eastern Ukraine. It focuses on the controversial proposition that the armed conflict in 2014 was triggered by domestic, economically determined factors. The essay argues that economic and material circumstances in the region had generated neither necessary nor sufficient conditions for a locally rooted, internally driven armed conflict. The role of the Kremlin's military intervention was paramount for the commencement of hostilities. As the human and economic costs of the war continue to mount, Ukraine's war-ravaged eastern regions face further depopulation, economic decline and erosion of development. IN THE EARLY SPRING OF 2014, FOLLOWING THE VIOLENT COLLAPSE of the government of President Viktor Yanukovych in Kyiv, and the Russian occupation of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula, Moscow-backed militants began seizing regional government buildings and local police stations across eastern Ukraine. A brutal armed conflict then ensued. Since April 2014, the ongoing, albeit undeclared, Russo-Ukrainian war has already generated a weighty amount of academic research and policy advocacy (Maiorova 2017; Ash et al. 2018). The initial academic focus was firmly on the geopolitics of Russia's 'deniable' intervention into the so-called Ukraine crisis (Allison 2014), and on its broader security ramifications for the West

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Radicalization of Russians in Ukraine: from ‘accidental’ diaspora to rebel movement

Cited by 12 publications

References 28 publications

Events in eastern and southern Ukraine in retrospect of post-soviet relations

Events in eastern and southern Ukraine in retrospect of post-soviet relations

National Minorities of Ukraine in the Scientific Discourse of Ukrainian and Foreign Researchers of 1990’s of 20th Century – Beginning of 21st Century

Causes and Consequences of the War in Eastern Ukraine: An Economic Geography Perspective

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