An Exciting Menu of Research Presentations and Events at Three-Day Danyliw 2017 Seminar in Ottawa
The 13th Annual Danyliw Seminar (16-18 November 2017) is unveiling an ambitious program devoted to the war in Donbas, post-Maidan...
Female Soldiers at the Front in Donbas et description
Tamara Martsenyuk considers the ways in which Euromaidan both reaffirmed and contested women’s traditional gender roles. Within the...
Ukrainian Graphical Novels and Historical Memory
Yuliya Pivtorak discusses the recent emergence of comic culture in Ukraine and its role in reviving historical characters and sparking...
The Moscow Patriarchate Church as an Instrument of Russian Soft Power in Ukraine
Victoria Hudson explores the extent to which the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate should be considered a tool of...
Filmmaker Volochine on Following a Russian Battalion in Donbas
Elena Volochine and James de Caupenne-Keogh’s film Oleg’s Choice presents the fighting in Donbas from the perspective of an individual...
Drug Use as a Social Threat in Post-Maidan Ukraine
Jennifer Carroll in her work demonstrates how Ukrainian institutional management of drug usage and users as a distinct category...
The Right Wrong Man: John Demjanjuk and the Last Great Nazi War Crimes Trial
Lawrence Douglas is the James J. Grosfeld Professor of Law, Jurisprudence, and Social Thought at Amherst College. His books include The...
Corruption in Ukraine: A Way to Get Things Done?
Elena Schmidt identifies through her research that #corruption in Ukraine and the abuse of power by individuals, groups, CEOs or managers...
What Would It Take to Break the Oligarchic System in Ukraine?
Inna Melnykovska investigates the role of Ukrainian business groups and their influence on levels of corruption in Ukraine’s government...
Thinking of a Way Out of the War in Donbas
Jesse Driscoll’s main thesis in the discussion is: Thinking A Way Out Of Ukraine’s Civil War. In a comparative perspective, Driscoll...
