Exploring women’s resistance against occupation and war in Ukraine

Koshulko, Oksana; Dluhopolskyi, Oleksandr

doi:10.1590/1806-9584-2022v30n175862

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“…Environmental initiatives have long been on the agenda of many first-world countries but have also intensified in recent decades in second-and third-world countries with varying degrees of success. Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, launched by the aggressor country on February 24, 2022, also exacerbated the problem of nuclear security and nuclear terrorism in the 21 st century, as well as the numerous migration problems associated with it (Vergano, 2022;Koshulko and Dluhopolskyi, 2022;Dluhopolskyi, Zatonatska et al, 2019). The dependence of European countries on energy carriers from the Russia of the 21 st century has led to the inability of many of them to form their own environmental policy in the international arena (Dyke et al, 2021).…”

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Public good of ecology: results of international survey

Dluhopolskyi¹,

Ivashuk²,

Zatonatska³

et al. 2022

Journ. Geol., Geogr., and Geoec..

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Based on an author’s survey of citizens living in different countries, the hypothesis of low demand for the public good «clean environment» for developing countries and for high demand – for developed countries was tested. The attitude of representatives of different nations to the environment as a public good was studied based on the results of a survey of 564 respondents from different countries (228 from Ukraine and 336 from abroad). k-means method was used for clustering, which allows the creation k-groups from a set of data. It was determined that the respondents of the 1st cluster are more satisfied than others with the level of personal awareness of the state of the environment in their countries than the respondents of the 2nd cluster. Most of the population in all surveyed groups receives information about the environmental situation from the Internet. Representatives of both clusters are aware of environmental human rights at the average level (65-75%). Representatives of both clusters are ready to take an active part in solving environmental problems, but among the representatives of the 1st cluster there are much more people who know about the existence of international environmental organizations. Only about half of the respondents from both clusters believe in the threat of a global environmental crisis. Representatives of the 2nd cluster and Ukrainians see the greatest threat to the environment in the transport and manufacturing spheres, while representatives of the 1st cluster pay considerable attention to other factors. Approximately the same number of respondents in both clusters acknowledge that corruption affects the environment. The situation in the survey on the destructive impact of financial-industrial groups on the environment is similar. About 90% of respondents in the 1st cluster and over 95% of Ukrainians consider environmental protection a public good, while in the 2nd cluster only 75% hold a similar opinion. The analysis of the survey results confirms the hypothesis about the sociality of the choice of the public good «clean environment», important for the design of environmental policy tools in the long run. Underestimation of the public good «clean environment» indicates a potentially weak public pressure to form a model of economic policy that corresponds to the modern understanding of sustainable development.

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confidence: 99%

Public good of ecology: results of international survey

Dluhopolskyi¹,

Ivashuk²,

Zatonatska³

et al. 2022

Journ. Geol., Geogr., and Geoec..

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Global Impact of the Ukraine Conflict

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Eizmendi Iraola,

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2023

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La representación de los conflictos armados en los medios de comunicación ha mostrado a los hombres como sujetos activos y protectores, mientras que a las mujeres se les ha reservado un rol subordinado que remarca su vulnerabilidad y su identificación a roles tradicionales. Esta investigación analiza 201 fotografías de portada sobre la guerra en Ucrania publicadas en seis diarios de referencia internacionales, con el objetivo de comprobar la presencia de las mujeres en la cobertura mediática y los roles que se les han atribuido. Los resultados muestran que, a pesar de que la presencia es cuantitativamente equilibrada, cualitativamente la guerra sigue siendo una práctica profundamente marcada por el género. Así, a pesar de que las mujeres figuran en el 47,3% de las imágenes, tienen una presencia mucho menor como sujetos activos de la guerra, y son representadas en mayor proporción acompañando a menores o como refugiadas. En la narrativa visual que las fotografías de portada de la prensa internacional realizan de la guerra en Ucrania, las mujeres tienen una fuerte presencia, pero su rol es subordinado, y aparecen como personajes secundarios y silentes, anclados en los roles de víctima, de personas a las que hay que proteger y salvar.

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Exploring women’s resistance against occupation and war in Ukraine

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Public good of ecology: results of international survey

Public good of ecology: results of international survey

Impacts Relating to Gender Issues

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