Conflicts in Donbass and the Kerch Strait as an Element of the Neo-Imperialist Expansion Strategy of the Russian Federation in the Post-Soviet Area

Orzechowski, Marcin

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“…The position of the Russian Federation as a "guardian" of the separated and occupied territories of the neighboring countries, as well as the post-Soviet space reintegration, attempts made by the Russian Federation by means of a purposeful and systematic implementation of strategic assumptions aimed at the disintegration of the neighboring countries, along with conventional military attacks [74] (p. 48), can be applied to both Ukraine and Georgia. The changes in the legislation of the Russian Federation illustrate the attempts to create the normative basis for the annexations.…”

Section: Internal Displacement In Georgia Due To Russia-backed Separamentioning

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Dynamic Coordination of Internal Displacement: Return and Integration Cases in Ukraine and Georgia

Bazaluk

Balinchenko

2020

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The conflict-related internal displacement in Ukraine since 2014, after the armed combats with Russian military forces backing the separatist administrations, as well as the occupation of Crimea by the Russian Federation have not been state-organized. They imply a range of personal choices depending on civil positions and destinations for resettlement; therefore, the affected persons get involved in the consequent practical discourses and decision-making processes. Based on the legislative acts and the international reports on internal displacement, the internal displacement due to the current hybrid war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine is compared with the first Russia-backed separatist conflicts after the collapse of the USSR—the wars in South Ossetia, in 1992, and in Abkhazia, in 2008. The internal displacement situations have been reviewed through their dynamic coordination patterns, with regard to non-equilibrium transitions, fluctuations, and adaptations triggered on the systemic, community, and personal levels, as well as to the expected durable solutions: integration, return, temporary resettlement. Therefore, we suggest, for further discussion, the patterns of bistability—for the internal displacement due to the Russo-Georgian wars of 1992 and 2008, characterized by an overfocus, in the practical discourses, on the return of the internally displaced persons (IDP), and metastability—for the conflict-related internal displacement in Ukraine, with both the return and local integration solutions creating the quasi-stable system.

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Section: Internal Displacement In Georgia Due To Russia-backed Separamentioning

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Dynamic Coordination of Internal Displacement: Return and Integration Cases in Ukraine and Georgia

Bazaluk

Balinchenko

2020

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“…It also presents the process of shaping the common language code as a factor integrating the cultural sphere, making it accessible to the whole society. The article based on the vision of Ukrainian cultural situation, described by Svitlana Balinchenko [Balinchenko, 2019], Oleg Bazaluk [Bazaluk & Blazhevych, 2016], Marcin Orzechowski [Orzechowski, 2018].…”

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The Condition of Contemporary Ukrainian Culture: The Postcolonial Retrospective and Perspective

Svyrydenko¹,

Możgin²

2019

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Contemporary Ukrainian culture is in a state of redefinition of the basic values and principles on which its functioning is based. The challenge faced by the political and intellectual elites of Ukraine is to create a common language code that will be accepted and understood by members of the whole society. The postcolonial character of culture in this context is the platform on which the contemporary image of the Ukrainian state is created. Therefore, the idea of contemporary Ukraine should be based on the process of getting rid of the "postcolonial syndrome" and shaping the Ukrainian culture based on the traditions and attitudes of national culture. The state's position in this regard should be compatible and follow the common goal of real independence from the then colonizer. The Russian Federation, implementing its imperial policy towards Ukraine, effectively hinders the development of the Ukrainian cultural sphere, which is one of the priority state-building spaces. Therefore, Ukrainian society faces a very difficult task, because it should create an effective institutional and systemic base that will allow for nationwide development. The process of uniting the Ukrainian nation around the basic state-building idea should be based on a common language space, because language is the element that shapes the area of mutual social interactions. Ukraine in the conditions of competition, not only in the military context, but above all in the cultural context, should go in the direction of promoting its own position in every sphere of functioning, and especially in the cultural sphere.

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Conflicts in Donbass and the Kerch Strait as an Element of the Neo-Imperialist Expansion Strategy of the Russian Federation in the Post-Soviet Area

Cited by 2 publications

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Dynamic Coordination of Internal Displacement: Return and Integration Cases in Ukraine and Georgia

Dynamic Coordination of Internal Displacement: Return and Integration Cases in Ukraine and Georgia

The Condition of Contemporary Ukrainian Culture: The Postcolonial Retrospective and Perspective

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