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1	“We are more a part of Europe than… Than… Than what?” : Making sense of Ukraine’s place in Europe after the Revolution of Dignity Hersén, Linnea January 2021 (has links) The issue of Ukrainian EU membership was highlighted during the 2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity, when Ukrainians emerged on to the streets to protest against then-President Yanukovych’s refusal to sign his country’s Association Agreement with the European Union. Since then, the country has started moving closer to Europe, seemingly as supported by a majority of its population. Meanwhile, Russia has occupied Crimea, and there is a war in the Donbas region of the East. The thesis argues that there are no major regional differences when it comes to attitudes towards the European Union in Ukraine. Some differences could be noted in the South relating to the participants’ attitudes toward Ukrainian independence and travels to non-communist countries during the Soviet era, but this had no apparent connection to attitudes towards the Ukrainian state and the European Union today. Overall, the participants were positive to EU membership for Ukraine, as well as NATO membership, and to these organisations overall. The desire to join NATO seems to be out of a desire to obtain hard security against Russia, and the desire to join the EU seems to both be because of the symbolic value for Ukraine’s status as a ‘truly’ European country, as well as for the developmental benefits. Ukraine Revolution of Dignity European Union Social Sciences Interdisciplinary
2	Maintaining the Borderland: Negotiating Ukrainian Identity and Collective Memory in Ohio Leatherwood, Anna 18 May 2021 (has links) No description available. Cultural Anthropology Revolution of Dignity Ukraine, Identity, Community Collective Memory immigrants diaspora anthropology life history
3	Stranický systém na Ukrajině, jeho vývoj a změny po Revoluci důstojnosti / The party system in Ukraine after the Revolution of Dignity, its development and change Tsaruk, Bohdan January 2020 (has links) The diploma thesis deals with the analysis of the party system in Ukraine after the Revolution of Dignity. At the beginning of the work, changes in the party system of Ukraine in different time intervals will be analyzed. Subsequently, the work will focus on research into the development and changes in the party system of Ukraine after the Revolution of Dignity. The events of the Revolution of Dignity and, as a result, the complete liquidation of the dominant political party had a huge impact on Ukraine's party system. Following the fall of the Viktor Yanukovych regime and the former president's flight to Russia, the 2004 constitution of Ukraine was renewed. All the highest institutions of state power were restored. The process of reforming the constitutional principles of the organization of power, which concerns its various branches and levels, has begun. The main goal of this work is to identify the changes that have taken place after the Dignity Revolution and to analyze the main factors influencing the development of Ukraine's party system in this and other phases.
4	Language and Performance in Post-revolution Tunisia Tice, Philip T. January 2021 (has links) No description available. Near Eastern Studies Middle Eastern Studies Sociolinguistics Linguistics Language Arabic Language Arabic Sociolinguistics Sociolinguistics Tunisia Tunisian Language Diglossia Arabic Diglossia The Jasmine Revolution The Revolution of Dignity Bourguiba Ben Ali Language Prestige Language Ideology Standard Language Ideology

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