DANYLIW RESEARCH SEMINAR ON CONTEMPORARY UKRAINE

Risky Commutes:
Wartime Mobility to and from
Russian-Occupied Territories

From Voice to Image: The Transformation of a Ukrainian estimony of the War to an Animation Documentary in Ember

Post-Soviet War Crimes:
Illegitimate Military Violence by
Russian Troops after 1991Method

Ukraine at War
and Linguistic Estrangement

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Denying Nuclear Coercion:
Defiance and the Failure of Russian Nuclear Signaling

Materiality of  Clay:
Kosiv Painted Ceramists Community
and National Identity 

When Artists Become Soldiers:
Cultural Production, and
the Changing Character of War

When the Ukrainian Sun Rises: 
From the Holodomor to the Frontlines
in Moscow’s Century of Violence

Living the Frontlines:
How Prolonged War Shifts Everyday
Life in Kherson Oblast

From Voice to Image: The Transformation of a Ukrainian estimony of the War to an Animation Documentary in Ember

Making Ukrainians Russian Again:
Russia’s Paranoid Assimilation
in Occupied Ukraine

Wartime Language Shift as Moral
Choice in the Oral Accounts
of Ukrainian Speakers

Public Opinion and the Geopolitics
of War Termination

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Decentralization and Ukrainian
Resistance Against Russia’s Invasion

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The Japanese Consulate in Odesa
and the “Conspiracy of Silence” 

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The Political and Military Fields:
The Realignment of Cleavages
in Wartime Ukraine

From Voice to Image: The Transformation of a Ukrainian estimony of the War to an Animation Documentary in Ember

Inconvenient Altruism:
Ukrainian Rescuers of Jews
and Postwar Purges

Distance to
Independence

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Ukrainian-Russian Families
Across the Ukrainian/
Russian Border since 2014

Ukraine’s Technological Miracle:
Drones, Electronic Warfare
and Deep-Strike Systems

Don’t Forget to Like, Share and Survive:
Civilians and the New Support
Ecology of War 

The Holodomor:
A Case Study in Connecting History, Memory, and Online Learning

Contesting Russkiy Mir:
How Ukraine Links Identity, Security
and EU Integration