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SHEVEL, OXANA (3) answer(s).
 
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Battle for historical memory in postrevolutionary Ukraine / Shevel, Oxana   Journal Article
Shevel, Oxana Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract “The fundamental dilemma in Ukraine’s decommunization process is how to undo the legal, institutional, and historical legacy of the Soviet era without repeating the Soviet approach of mandating one ‘correct’ interpretation of the past…”
Key Words Ukraine  ;  Historical Memory  ;  Battle  ;  Postrevolutionary 
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ID:   193465


Decade of Dramatic Change in Ukrainian Society / Shevel, Oxana   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The Euromaidan revolution was the start of a process of profound change in Ukrainian identity. Russian aggression has completed this turn to a pro-Western, anti-Russian orientation.
Key Words Russia  ;  Ukraine  ;  National Identity  ;  EuroMaidan Revolution  ;  Ukraine War 
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ID:   103207


Russian Nation-building from Yel'tsin to Medvedev: ethnic, civic or purposefully ambiguous? / Shevel, Oxana   Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract This article surveys nation-building efforts in post-Soviet Russia. There have been five main nation-building projects reflecting the dominant ways of imagining the 'true' Russian nation but each has been fraught with contradictions and therefore have been unable to easily guide state policies. At the same time, a solution to the Russian nation-building dilemma may be emerging. This solution does not resolve the contradictions associated with each of the nation-building agendas but instead legalises the ambiguous definition of the nation's boundaries in the 1999 law on compatriots and the 2010 amendments to it. The fuzzy definition of compatriots in the law allows Russia to pursue a variety of objectives and to target a variety of groups without solving the contradictions of existing nation-building discourses.
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