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Не та война, не в то время: почему теории конфликтов не применимы к войне России и Украины, – Умланд | Політика | UKRLIFE.TV

October 25, 2020 1:34 pm / Leave a comment

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История с вагнеровцами: может ли СБУ позволить себе действовать как израильский Моссад? @UkrLifeTV

September 22, 2020 4:47 pm / Leave a comment

История с вагнеровцами: может ли СБУ позволить себе действовать как израильский Моссад? – Умланд | Політика | UKRLIFE.TV

Articles series on post-Corona Ukrainian international relations with Pavlo Klimkin. Part 3: June 2020

July 3, 2020 6:41 pm / Leave a comment

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Pavlo Klimkin and myself recently started, within the Ukrainian Institute for the Future, a series of jointly authored articles on Ukraine’s international relations, during and after the pandemic. The links to the Academia.edu PDFs of various versions of the articles published during April and May 2020 may be found here: https://umland.wordpress.com/2020/05/02/articles-series-on-post-corona-ukrainian-ir-with-pavlo-klimkin-part-1-april-2020/

https://umland.wordpress.com/2020/06/01/articles-series-on-post-corona-ukrainian-international-relations-with-pavlo-klimkin-part-2-may-2020/

Below are the titles of and links to further versions and translations of these texts published, in different editions, in French, English, and German, in June 2020. More such texts (including in Polish) are forthcoming.

The Coronavirus Crisis as a Critical Juncture for Ukraine and the World // Foreign Policy Blogs, 2020

La crise du Covid-19: un moment critique pour l’Ukraine et pour le monde // Regard Sur l’Est, 2020

Die Corona-Krise als Wendepunkt für die Weltpolitik und die Ukraine: Geopolitische Auswirkungen der Pandemie auf das internationale System und die ukrainischen auswärtigen Angelegenheiten // Portal für Politikwissenschaft, 2020

Predicting the Post-Pandemic World: “Deep Globalism” or Isolation? // Harvard International Review, 2020

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Some additional oral reflections on our prognoses:

With Adam Reichardt Maciej Makulski: Talk Eastern Europe Episode 40: Will COVID-19 bring a new world order? // New Eastern Europe, 11 June 2020. neweasterneurope.eu/2020/06/11/talk-eastern-europe-episode-40-will-covid-19-bring-a-new-world-order/

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Some additional articles by Pavlo Klimkin published in June 2020:

Східне партнерство у новій реальності: на що варто звернути увагу Україні // Європейська правда, 2020

Пополнение на Минской площадке по Донбассу – верная, но бесполезная история // Ліга.net, 2020

Росія: що далі? Що чекає РФ після реінкарнації путінізму на референдумі, та до чого варто готуватися Україні // Дзеркало тижня. Україна, 2020 (with Volodymyr Ivanov)

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A series of translated articles on the issue of Crimea’s return under Kyiv control, from June 2020:

Почему путинский захват Крыма носит лишь временный характер [unauthorized translation by InoSMI.ru]

InoSMI, 2020

Почему завоевание Путиным Крыма – это лишь временное явление [unauthorized translation by inoPressa]

InoPressa.ru, 2020

Bis Putin geht: Warum Russlands Annexion der Krim nur vorübergehender Natur ist

Focus Online, 2020

Kodel pokoronine Rusija galiausiai grazins Kryma Ukrainai

Lietuvos nacionalinis radijas ir televizija, 2020

Why Post-Corona Russia Will Eventually Hand Crimea Voluntarily Back to Ukraine

Emerging Europe, 2020

Крым может стать для Путина дорогостоящей обузой [unauthorized translation by inoSMI.ru]

ИноСМИ.ru, 2020

Crimea Could Become an Expensive Liability for Putin

Atlantic Council, 2020

Чи хочуть росіяни платити? Чому посткоронавірусна Росія зрештою поверне Крим Україні

Дзеркало тижня, 2020

Хотят ли русские платить? Почему посткоронавирусная Россия в конце концов вернет Крым Украине

Зеркало недели, 2020

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Andreas Umland, Dr. phil., Ph. D.

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7916-4646

WORLD AFFAIRS: Call for Rebuttals on the Future of Ukrainian-German Relations

March 18, 2020 10:55 am / 1 Comment on WORLD AFFAIRS: Call for Rebuttals on the Future of Ukrainian-German Relations

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Dear colleagues,

the editors of the SAGE Publishing, Scopus Elsevier-listed “World Affairs Journal,” founded in 1837 and located in Washington, DC, are prepared to consider publication of scholarly rebuttals to my recent essay, in the 183rd volume of WORLD AFFAIRS:

“Can Germany Become a Major Ally of Ukraine? Counterintuitive Deliberations on a Coming Partnership between Kyiv and Berlin”
See: https://doi.org/10.1177/0043820020906371

PDFs of the essay can be downloaded from Academia.edu and ResearchGate:
https://academia.edu/42184544/Can_Germany_Become_a_Major_Ally_of_Ukraine_Counterintuitive_Deliberations_on_a_Coming_Partnership_between_Kyiv_and_Berlin
https://researchgate.net/publication/339817378_Can_Germany_Become_a_Major_Ally_of_Ukraine_Counterintuitive_Deliberations_on_a_Coming_Partnership_between_Kyiv_and_Berlin

The WAJ’s editorial board would be ready to “consider any rebuttals, provided they are thoroughly formulated and referenced.” You would have to follow WAJ’s standards regarding its articles’ analytical, linguistic and formal style, and to provide some empirical data in your essay. Please, consult these submission guidelines:

https://journals.sagepub.com/author-instructions/WAF

Please, do not burden the World Affairs Journal with half-ready manuscripts or polemical texts that may be substantively relevant, but are, as such, not publishable in an academic outlet. Note also that the journal has no office secretary or technical editor who could take care of problems regarding your essay’s orthography, references, transliteration, punctuation etc. These issues need to be solved by yourself before submission.

Your text has to be submitted via this Clarivate Analytics submission site for which you will need an ORCID number:

https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/waf

After successful submission, you will have to go through several editorial rounds and approve the final pages for print.

Keep me in the loop if you decide to submit. However, I can not take part in writing any such rebuttals.

Cheers
Andreas

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Russia’s Annexation of Crimea. Part I: Special section of the JOURNAL OF SOVIET AND POST-SOVIET POLITICS AND SOCIETY

August 31, 2019 7:49 pm / Leave a comment

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JOURNAL OF SOVIET AND POST-SOVIET POLITICS AND SOCIETY special section: “Russia’s Annexation of Crimea I.” Edited by Gergana Dimova (University of Winchester), Andreas Umland (University of Jena) and Julie Fedor (University of Melbourne). https://www.ibidem.eu/en/zeitschriften/journal-of-soviet-and-post-soviet-politics-and-society/journal-of-soviet-and-post-soviet-politics-and-society-14956.html

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Gergana Dimova, “Legal Loopholes and Judicial Debates: Essays on Russia’s 2014 Annexation of Crimea and Its Consequences for International Law”

Agata Kleczkowska, “The Obligation of Non-Recognition: The Case of the Annexation of Crimea”

Dasha Dubinsky and Peter Rutland, “Russia’s Legal Position on the Annexation of Crimea”

Maria Shagina, “Business as Usual: Sanctions Circumvention by Western Firms in Crimea”

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Håvard Bækken, “The Return to Patriotic Education in Post-Soviet Russia: How, When, and Why the Russian Military Engaged in Civilian Nation Building”

Melanie Mierzejewski-Voznyak, “Political Parties and the Institution of Membership in Ukraine”

Book Reviews:

Kiril Kolev on: Ognian Shentov, Ruslan Stefanov and Martin Vladimirov, “The Russian Economic Grip on Central and Eastern Europe”

Ana-Maria Anghelescu on: Alexander Cooley and John Heathershaw, “Dictators without Borders: Power and Money in Central Asia”

Vera Rogova on: Chris Miller, “Putinomics: Power and Money in Resurgent Russia”

Elliot Dolan-Evans on: Marci Shore, “The Ukrainian Night: An Intimate History of Revolution”

Aleksandra Pomiecko on: Lawrence Douglas, “The Right Wrong Man: John Demjanjuk and The Last Great Nazi War Crimes Trial”

Aija Lulle on: Irene Kacandes and Yuliya Komska (eds.), “Eastern Europe Unmapped: Beyond Borders and Peripheries”

Abstracts for all articles, and full-text versions of all book reviews, can be accessed here: https://spps-jspps.autorenbetreuung.de/…/jspps/current-issu…

Форум новейшей восточноевропейской истории и культуры. Т. 16: #РусскиеЕвропейцы #Евразийство #Евреи #Сопротивление #ПятыйПункт #Украина #1991год #Децентрализация

August 9, 2019 7:00 am / Leave a comment

Форум новейшей восточноевропейской истории и культуры. 2019. №№ 1-2.
http://www1.ku-eichstaett.de/ZIMOS/forum/inhaltruss31.html

Содержание

I. Русские европейцы (8)
Леонид Люкс «Всегда движим живой заботой о судьбах России и Европы» – деятельность Федора Степуна в эмиграции на примере его статей в журналах Хохланд и Новый Град (1924-1940 гг.)	5
Оксана Назарова О методологии исследования «камерных» образцов философского творчества: на примере публикаций Семена Франка о Максиме Горьком	30
Семен Франк Максим Горький	42
Семен Франк Максим Горький и марксизм. На смерть писателя 18 июня 1936 года	47
II. История идей
Шохей Сайто Николай Трубецкой и его этнографическое видение национальных меньшинств в Российской империи и за ее пределами (1905-1913 гг.)	51
III. История культуры
Людмила Дымерская-Цигельман Томас Манн о еврействе, евреях и еврейском государстве	69
IV. Политология
Михаил Минаков Выбор 1991 года: как украинцы оценивают выбор в пользу национального государства, демократии и капитализма	123
V. Страницы новейшей истории
Игорь Баринов «Создать новый дух белорусской нации»: жизнь и смерть Фабиана Акинчица	141
Борис Хавкин Еврейское Сопротивление в нацистской Германии 1933-1945 гг.	162
Илья Кремер Дело Дипломатического словаря и «пятый пункт» в эпоху позднего сталинизма	189
VI. Эссе
Андреас Умланд Четыре геополитических измерения децентрализации Украины: как украинская реформа местного самоуправления повлияет на развитие постсоветских стран	209
VII. Воспоминания
Мы строим московскую «линию Мажино»: воспоминания Ильи Кремера	223
Коротко об авторах

CfP: Russia’s Annexation of Crimea: Legal & Political Aspects III

April 18, 2019 7:48 am / Leave a comment

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Call for papers for a special section in the Journal of Soviet & Post-Soviet Politics & Society:

Gergana Yankova-Dimova, Ph.D. (Harvard), University of Winchester, and Andreas Umland, Ph.D. (Cambridge), Institute for Euro-Atlantic Сooperation, are inviting submissions of English-language original scholarly papers for a 2020 special issue on Russia’s annexation of Crimea in the Journal of Soviet & Post-Soviet Politics & Society edited by Julie Fedor, Ph.D. (Cambridge), The University of Melbourne, published by ibidem-Verlag at Stuttgart, and distributed outside Europe by Columbia University Press in New York. See https://www.ibidem.eu/de/zeitschriften/journal-of-soviet-and-post-soviet-politics-and-society.html

This will be the third installment of a larger project. The ToCs and introductions to Parts I and, later, II of this project may be found here: https://spps-jspps.autorenbetreuung.de/en/jspps/forthcoming.html

Deadline for preliminary paper or abstract submission in English, Ukrainian, Russian or German: 1 September 2019.

Deadline for paper submission of fully edited and formatted English-language papers: 1 November 2019.

Note that JSPPS is an academic journal. Thus your empirical or legal findings should be embedded in some already existing topical and theoretical literature, as well as discuss your study’s implications for this literature. Should your paper be seen as an examination, exploration, illustration, falsification, verification, sustentation, devaluation, contestation or modification of previous empirical or legal research, or/and existing relevant theories? An ad hoc investigation into your particular topic itself will, for JSPPS, not do.

The paper should:

– pose a sufficiently narrow, interesting and focused research question,

– provide as many as possible facts, data, graphs, quotes, tables, etc.

– make an argument with reference to empirical evidence, legal texts and secondary literature,

– reference scrupulously all used primary and secondary sources, and

– be strictly analytical (rather than conversational, political, philosophical, elliptical etc.).

The final versions of the paper should be submitted in English, but can be also submitted earlier in Ukrainian, German or Russian, for a first preliminary assessment. It should have a length between 7,000 and 12,000 words. Please, send your paper as a WORD document, and list references by using WORD’s footnote function.

The papers’ formal style, references and footnotes should follow the example of this text:

http://spps-jspps.autorenbetreuung.de/files/wilson_andrew_artikel_3.2.pdf

The transliteration of Cyrillic words should follow the rules of this table:

https://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/romanization/ukrainia.pdf

We will not accept papers for review that still need extensive content-wise, linguistic or/and stylistic editing.

Authors of those papers that were accepted for publication should send the paper’s final, approved, ready-for-print version by 1 November 2019. They should be in native-level English, formulated in academic style, and thoroughly edited as well as formatted (quotations, references, subheadings, transliteration).

The volume will be published with ibidem-Verlag at Stuttgart & Hannover as well as distributed, outside Europe, by Columbia University Press at New York as well as other distribution networks and bookshops, like Gazelle Book Services.

If successfully accepted and published by JSPPS, we will later offer you republication of your paper in a collected volume within this larger project “Political Investigations and Legal Assessments of Russia’s Annexation of Crimea in 2014” to be co-edited by Agata Kleczkowska. See: https://www.facebook.com/events/388824634958207/

Gergana Yankova-Dimova

University of Winchester

Gergana.Dimova@winchester.ac.uk

Andreas Umland

Institute for Euro-Atlantic Сooperation, Kyiv

andreas.umland@stanfordalumni.org

https://www.ibidem.eu/de/zeitschriften/journal-of-soviet-and-post-soviet-politics-and-society.html
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CfP: The History & Memory of the OUN – Part III // JSPPS 2/2020

April 17, 2019 7:23 pm / Leave a comment

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Call for Papers for the special section:

‘Issues in the History and Memory of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists’ — Part III

Part I:

https://spps-jspps.autorenbetreuung.de/en/jspps/past-issues.html (Per Rudling, Yaroslav Hrytsak, Yuliya Yurchuk, Łukasz Adamski)

Part II:

https://spps-jspps.autorenbetreuung.de/en/jspps/current-issue.html (Ivan Gomza, Igor Barinov, Myroslav Shkandrij)

A special section of English-language scholarly papers collected by Yuliya Yurchuk (Ph.D. Stockholm), at Södertörn University, and Andreas Umland (Dr.Phil. FU Berlin, Ph.D. Cambridge), at the Institute for Euro-Atlantic Cooperation at Kyiv, for the “Journal of Soviet & Post-Soviet Politics & Society” edited by Julie Fedor (Ph.D. Cambridge) at The University of Melbourne, published by ibidem-Verlag at Stuttgart, and distributed outside Europe by Columbia University Press in New York

Deadline for preliminary paper or abstract submission in English, Ukrainian, Russian or German: 1 September 2019

Deadline for paper submission of fully edited and formatted English-language papers: 1 November 2019

We invite submissions of academic papers analyzing one particular aspect of the history and memory of both factions of the OUN or an affiliated topic, including (but not exclusively targeting) the following subthemes:

– the political ideology, history and activities of the OUN

– the OUN in international comparative perspective

– the historical context of 20th century Ukrainian ultra-nationalism

– the OUN’s immediate pre-history during 1914-1929

– the origins of the OUN’s ideas, concepts and theories

– the theorists, leaders, actors, and foes of historic Ukrainian ultra-nationalism

– the social and political drivers of the radicalization of inter-war Ukrainian nationalism

– the factions, arms and prede-/successor organizations of the OUN

– the OUN’s evolution as illustrated in case-studies of its subunits and members

– the actions and fate of the OUN and UPA during World War II

– the Kremlin propaganda’s uses and distortions of the OUN’s history

– the OUN cult within the post-war Ukrainian diaspora

– the OUN’s discussion in Western and Ukrainian academia

– the presentation of the OUN in post-Soviet Ukrainian mass media

– the continuities and changes in Ukrainian public opinion on the OUN

– the post-Euromaidan Ukrainian memory policies and foreign relations

Further relevant subtopics may be proposed by prospective authors.

The papers should:

– pose a sufficiently narrow, interesting and focused research question,

– provide as many as possible facts, data, graphs, quotes, tables, etc.

– make an argument with reference to empirical evidence, legal texts and secondary literature,

– reference scrupulously all used primary and secondary sources, and

– be strictly analytical (rather than conversational, political, philosophical, elliptical etc.).

The final versions of the papers should be submitted in English, but can be also submitted earlier in Ukrainian, German or Russian, for a first preliminary assessment. They should have a length between 7,000 and 10,000 words. Please, send them as a WORD document, and list references by using WORD’s footnote function.

The papers’ formal style, references and footnotes should follow the example of this text:

https://www.academia.edu/36059737/The_Organization_of_Ukrainian_Nationalists_OUN_in_Post_Soviet_Ukrainian_Memory_Politics_Public_Debates_and_Foreign_Affairs

The transliteration of Cyrillic words should follow the rules of this table:

https://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/romanization/ukrainia.pdf

We will not accept papers for review that still need extensive content-wise, linguistic or/and stylistic editing.

The project is related to a similar parallel Russian-language project on the OUN of the Germany-based webjournal “Форум новейшей восточноевропейской истории и культуры” published by the Zentralinstitut für Mittel- und Osteuropastudien Eichstätt and distributed bei ibidem Press Stuttgart. Interested authors are encouraged to submit their papers to both projects, in Russian and English, in parallel.

All questions and submissions should be sent to:

Yuliya.yurchuk@sh.se

Andreas.umland@stanfordalumni.org

https://www.ibidem.eu/de/zeitschriften/journal-of-soviet-and-post-soviet-politics-and-society.html
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Forthcoming “Journal of Soviet & Post-Soviet Politics & Society” special sections on annexation of Crimea by Russia and cityscapes in Eastern Europe @ibidem11 @ColumbiaUP @Gazellian

March 8, 2019 8:21 pm / Leave a comment

Forthcoming: Julie Fedor (ed.), Journal of Soviet & Post-Soviet Politics & Society 5:1 with special sections on Annexation of Crimea by Russia and Cityscapes in Eastern Europe. Publ. by ibidem-Verlag & distr. by Columbia University Press & Gazelle Book Services

Special Section:

Russland’s Annexation of Crimea (2014) I: Legal and Political Aspects

Guest Editors: Gergana Yankova-Dimova and Andreas Umland

Introduction. Legal Loopholes and Judicial Debates: Essays on Russia’s 2014 Annexation of Crimea and Its Consequences for International Law

Gergana Yankova-Dimova

The Obligation of Non-recognition: The Case of the Annexation of Crimea

Agata Kleczkowska

Russia’s Legal Position on the Annexation of Crimea

Dasha Dubinsky and Peter Rutland

Business as Usual: Sanctions Circumvention by Western Firms in Crimea

Maria Shagina

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Special Section:

Remembering Diversity in East–Central European Cityscapes

Guest Editor: Eleonora Narvselius

Introduction. Remembering Lost Diversity in East-Central European Borderland Cities

Eleonora Narvselius

Urban Environment and Perished Populations in Chernivtsi, Chişinău, L’viv, and Wrocław: Historic Background and Memories Versus City Planning for the Future

Bo Larsson

Between Anonymity and Attachment: Remembering Others in Lviv’s Pidzamche District

Natalia Otrishchenko

On the Peripheries of Memory: Tracing the History of the Old Jewish Cemetery in Wrocław’s Urban Imaginary

Juliet D. Golden and Hana Cervinkova

Thinking Differently, Acting Separately? Heritage Discourse and Practice in Chişinǎu

Anastasia Felcher

Myths and Monuments in the Commemorative Practice of Wrocław

Paweł Czajkowski

The Eternitate Memorial Complex in Chisinau and History Politics in Moldova

Alexandr Voronovici

Mechanisms of Collective Memory in Contemporary Wrocław

Barbara Pabjan

Revisiting the Ukrainian–Romanian Borderland of Bukovyna: Identificational and Attitudinal Trends at the Level of Romanian and Ukrainian Communities

Nadia Bureiko and Teodor Lucian Mogą

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The Return to Patriotic Education in Post-Soviet Russia: How, When, and Why the Russian Military Engaged in Civilian Nation Building

Håvard Bækken

Political Parties and the Institution of Membership in Ukraine

Melanie Mierzejewski-Voznyak

Reviews

Kiril Kolev on:

Ognian Shentov, Ruslan Stefanov and Martin Vladimirov, The Russian Economic Grip on Central and Eastern Europe

Ana Maria Anghelescu on:

Alexander Cooley and John Heathershaw, Dictators without Borders: Power and Money in Central Asia

Vera Rogova on:

Chris Miller, Putinomics: Power and Money in Resurgent Russia

Elliot Dolan-Evans on:

Marci Shore, The Ukrainian Night: An Intimate History of Revolution

Aleksandra Pomiecko on:

Lawrence Douglas, The Right Wrong Man: John Demjanjuk and the Last Great Nazi War Crimes Trial

Aija Lulle on:

Irene Kacandes and Yuliya Komska (eds.), Eastern Europe Unmapped: Beyond Borders and Peripheries

https://spps-jspps.autorenbetreuung.de/en/jspps/forthcoming.html

http://www.ibidem.eu/en/zeitschriften/journal-of-soviet-and-post-soviet-politics-and-society.html