2014
DOI: 10.1080/1474225x.2014.957635
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Religion and the crisis in Ukraine

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“…It must be noted that various issues at the intersection of religion and politics in Ukraine have by no means been ignored by scholars of religion, sociologists, and political scientists since the mid-1990s (Bociurkiw 1995; Plokhy and Sysyn 2003; Mitrokhin 2010). Extensive research has been done on the church–state relations and the political role of churches in Ukraine in the period before and during the Euromaidan protests of 2013 (Denysenko 2014; Kozelsky 2014; Wanner 2014; Wawrzonek 2014; Panych 2015). Amongst the most significant studies on the religious factor in the Russian–Ukrainian conflict are the articles of Mulford (2016), Hudson (2018), and Jedraszczyk (2018).…”
Section: Literature Review Methodology and Source Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It must be noted that various issues at the intersection of religion and politics in Ukraine have by no means been ignored by scholars of religion, sociologists, and political scientists since the mid-1990s (Bociurkiw 1995; Plokhy and Sysyn 2003; Mitrokhin 2010). Extensive research has been done on the church–state relations and the political role of churches in Ukraine in the period before and during the Euromaidan protests of 2013 (Denysenko 2014; Kozelsky 2014; Wanner 2014; Wawrzonek 2014; Panych 2015). Amongst the most significant studies on the religious factor in the Russian–Ukrainian conflict are the articles of Mulford (2016), Hudson (2018), and Jedraszczyk (2018).…”
Section: Literature Review Methodology and Source Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These political and religious developments in Russia have been particularly evident in the Ukrainian crisis. Once again, religion is not the only thing at play here; it is however, as recent studies have highlighted, a central aspect of the crisis that intersects and interacts in various ways with other features of national and international politics (Kozelsky, 2014; Suslov, 2016; Wanner, 2015). The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church has overtly supported Kiev.…”
Section: Ukraine: Moments Of Religious and Political Electricitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 A similar case was the celebration of the mythologized figure of tenth-century Prince Vladimir. According to legend, he was baptized in Crimea, and this was referred by Putin as a way of legitimizing the annexation of the peninsula in 2014; Prince Vladimir is known as the baptizer of Russia -an event celebrated by a huge monument installed next to the Kremlin in 2016 (see Kozelsky, 2014;Obrashchenie, 2014).…”
Section: Final Stop: Religion In Political Imaginary and Practicementioning
confidence: 99%