Twelve Ukrainian women share powerful accounts of exile from Crimea after Russia’s 2014 invasion. A vital record to preserve truth and memory. The world must not forget Crimea.
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Political revisionism is reshaping global relations in an era marked by rising powers, nuclear threats, AI, migration, and climate change. Drawing on 30 years of diplomatic experience, the author revisits key concepts in international relations to provide
This book offers the first global history of the Holodomor, bringing together multidisciplinary essays that reveal how Ukraine’s 1932–33 famine shaped and was shaped by international politics, economics, and media, based on research from a 2022 Cambridge
This book brings to life the remarkable—and often challenging—journeys of nine Ukrainians.
The artworks and essays ponder the question of resilience and survival of a nation-in-the making in the situation of a global crisis of humanity.
Danylo Movchan’s watercolors, born from the ashes of Ukraine’s 2022 invasion by Russia, capture the soul of a nation in turmoil.
This book tells the story of Serhiy Kazimir, a Ukrainian officer, who was captured and imprisoned for 691 days by Russia, It is Serhiy’s raw testimony of his ordeal.
The authors zoom in on three events over the past decade that reflect how different actors used the cityscape of Kharkiv to make sense of and shape their context.
Navesni 2024 roku Vahur Layyapea pochav znimaty dokumental'nyy fil'm pro Serhiya Kazymyra, yakyy na toy moment perebuvav vzhe kil'ka misyatsiv na voli.
Während der postsowjetischen Periode versuchten die Bürger der UdSSR-Nachfolgestaaten, freie Politik und Wirtschaft zu etablieren sowie kollektive Emanzipation und persönliche Freiheit zu erlangen. Minakovs Analyse dieser po
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