Morphological Analysis of Narratives of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict in Western Academia and Think-Tank Community

Koval, Nadiia; Кулык, Володымыр; Riabchuk, Mykola; Zarembo, Kateryna; Fakhurdinova, Marianna

doi:10.1080/10758216.2021.2009348

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“…By contrast, the core framing in France is legitimizing Russia's actions as a response to the perceived threat from the West. It is mainly due to France's increasing political strength (Koval et al, 2022). We could conclude that the predominant framing reflects political preferences in a large part and that's one of the main reasons why they are mutually exclusive but internally correlated.…”

Section: B Situation In Democratic Countriesmentioning

confidence: 82%

Division of Chinese opinion on Russia-Ukraine War: Analyzing Key Actors’ Strategic Framing on Weibo

Sun

2022

EJPOLITICS

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Is strategic framing in authoritarian regimes fully under the control of the government? How could opinions on the Russia-Ukraine war of Chinese key actors differentiate from each other? Based on strategic framing theory, we use Structural Topic Models (STM) and a computational corpus-based approach to conducting a discourse analysis of 576 blogs produced by Chinese media outlets and opinion leaders on Weibo, the most popular social media platform in China. We argue that the strategic framing of private media is internally linked and influenced by state media in terms of topic distribution, topic trending, and position. However, the neutral position of the state is designedly to give space for private media to challenge the dominant frame of the state, which reflects an actively weakening control over the media ecosystem in China.

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Section: B Situation In Democratic Countriesmentioning

confidence: 82%

Division of Chinese opinion on Russia-Ukraine War: Analyzing Key Actors’ Strategic Framing on Weibo

Sun

2022

EJPOLITICS

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“…Under such conditions, some countries do not even need to take part in the confrontation, but only analyse the results of the struggle of forces similar to their own. Analytical services (which actively use the results of scientific research) are tasked with developing entirely new strategies for foreign policy activity (both diplomatic and military), while Koval et al (2022) emphasise the academic nature of the analysis of the war.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In fact, limiting themselves to calls for a peaceful settlement, these countries are formulating strategies for their actions in various areas, as the war intensifies the processes of change and transformation of the usual order. Analytical services of Western countries are cautious in their assessments of the Russian-Ukrainian war (Koval et al, 2022). However, active military, economic, and humanitarian assistance in real-time actually offsets the geopolitical expectations of the West from this war.…”

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confidence: 99%

Transformation of Geopolitical Perceptions in the Russian-Ukrainian War: Impact on Regional Relations in the Future

2023

Futurity of Social Sciences

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The purpose of the research is to highlight the transformation of geopolitical activity during the Russian-Ukrainian war in the early twenty-first century. The specificity of the study is that the regional military conflict has acquired the features of a global confrontation involving (so far without direct participation) many players in world politics. At the same time, the objectives of the article determine the formation of a new paradigm of state interests of different levels of influence. The Russian-Ukrainian war is not only causing geopolitical changes but also transforming the conceptual dimensions of geopolitics. The methodology used in the article is based on historical research methods: historical-systemic (to understand the content of geopolitics), historical-typological (to characterise the format of geopolitics), historical-comparative (to determine geopolitical activity). The general scientific methods of structural-functional and socio-psychological dimensions allow us to analyse the features and consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian war in the local-regional and global-international context. The results of the study show the transformation of the role and positioning of geopolitical actors in the context of the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and also a paradigm shift in geopolitics in terms of reorientation from its traditional stable definition to a dynamic hybrid meaning. The classical geopolitical principles of ordering the coexistence of states and their relations are losing relevance both in the institutional (UN crisis) and functional sense. Geopolitics, which used to determine the interests and level of influence of individual states or alliances, is now focused on the synergy of the overall world order in the context of global historical mega-activities. History is familiar with the alternation of geopolitical calm and geopolitical explosions, and the current Russian-Ukrainian war has the potential to end the long-standing orderly world order and to trigger the volatility and uncertainty of civilisational development. So, today, the Russian-Ukrainian war, according to the usual geopolitical interpretation, is a regional conflict that has indirect effects on global processes (political, military, economic, cultural). However, a new conceptual understanding of geopolitics, based on synergistic principles, argues that a military confrontation of this scale has every chance of escalating to the point of a world war. The prospects of the study lie in the need to identify geopolitical principles that will be able to keep the Russian-Ukrainian war at the stage of a regional conflict.

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“…Necessitating about 25% more food than I currently available. Considering additional shocks brought on by interstate wars, such as Ukraine-Russia (Koval, Kulyk, Riabchuk, Zarembo, & Fakhurdinova, 2022) the agricultural sector will call for deeper efforts from every stakeholder.…”

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Agricultural policy frameworks and the agricultural sector in Uganda: Analysis of the plan for modernisation of agriculture

Mwesigwa

Oguta

Acanga

2023

ijpaa

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The aim of this study was to evaluate the Plan for Modernization of Agriculture’s effectiveness and offered suggestions. Accessible literature has chosen to deliberately modernize agriculture and acknowledged the necessity to emphasize poverty reduction as a key component. The method for this paper was a review of secondary data on accessible empirical as well as conceptual resources on the agricultural policy frameworks in Uganda encompassing the gathering of information from obtainable resources. The findings suggest that agricultural policy frameworks are essential for fostering transformation in the industry. Prior efforts to combat poverty have concentrated on the policy content and disregarded other factors, such as community livelihoods. The study assumes collaborative arrangement between local stakeholders, including those who might otherwise be targeted, in determining the success (or failure) of prior interventions and training them to deal with the problems that have hampered their effectiveness. It can be noted that for Uganda’s agricultural transformation to be successful, a thorough study should be made of all the policies that have been put in place since 2000.

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Morphological Analysis of Narratives of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict in Western Academia and Think-Tank Community

Cited by 19 publications

References 29 publications

Division of Chinese opinion on Russia-Ukraine War: Analyzing Key Actors’ Strategic Framing on Weibo

Division of Chinese opinion on Russia-Ukraine War: Analyzing Key Actors’ Strategic Framing on Weibo

Transformation of Geopolitical Perceptions in the Russian-Ukrainian War: Impact on Regional Relations in the Future

Agricultural policy frameworks and the agricultural sector in Uganda: Analysis of the plan for modernisation of agriculture

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