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Ukraine’s ‘far east’: on the effects and genealogy of Ukrainian Galician reductionism

Andriy Portnov Friday, August 15th, 2014



In the context of the current war, faith in the idea of national ‘purity’ often comes couched in rationalist terms, positing no known cure for the Soviet hangover in the Donbas, and, in any case, no time to look for one.

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Dangerous Liaisons: Ukraine and Western Slavists

Rossen Djagalov Monday, March 10th, 2014



Writing in the middle of a crisis is always dangerous.

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