Freiheitsschauplatz

Three revolutions in three decades, a vibrant civil society and the epitome of resilience—Ukrainian society is as impressive and diverse as it is largely unknown in Germany. Who are the Ukrainians, and how do they see themselves and their country in Europe? How have the revolutions, the upheaval of the 1990s and the developments since the Maidan shaped Ukrainian society? What is the significance of Europeanisation and the decades-long conflict with Russia to Ukrainian society? In this book, German and Ukrainian experts explain Ukrainian society for the first time; it is also the first German-language publication of a sociology of Ukraine.
With contributions by
Oksana Chorna | Andreas Heinrich | Gulnaz Isabekova-Landau | Robert Kirchner | Oksana Mikheieva | Garry Poluschkin | Heiko Pleines | Valentyna Romanova | Hanna Sakhno | Elena Simonchuk | Kateryna Stetsevych | Susan Stewart | Olena Strelnyk | Andreas Umland | Susann Worschech | Tatiana Zhurzhenko

Volume 1 of the series was funded by the DAAD with funds from the Federal Foreign Office.