ISBN:
9783030809713
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (287 pages)
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Series Statement:
Federalism and Internal Conflicts Ser.
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Erscheint auch als
DDC:
306.209477
Keywords:
Regionalism-Ukraine
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Electronic books
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Electronic books.
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Ukraine
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Minderheitenpolitik
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Geschichte
Abstract:
Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Political Reforms in Ukraine and Their Effects on Social Cohesion-A Conceptualization -- Reform Politics and Regional Diversity -- The Explanandum: Social Cohesion in Ukrainian Border Regions -- Balancing Reform Policies in Border Regions with Blurred Identities -- Territorial Politics -- Identity Politics: Education and Language Reforms -- Party Politics -- The Geopolitical Context as a 'Triadic Nexus' -- Accommodating Regional and Ethno-cultural Diversity in Ukraine: Lessons for Comparative Research on Social Cohesion -- 2 The Regional Diversity of Ukraine: Can Federalization Be Achieved? -- Introduction -- Accommodation of Diverse Societies and Federalization: Theoretical Arguments -- Federal Society -- The Paradox of Federalism -- Triadic Nationalism -- The Issue of 'Partial' Federalization and Federal Practices -- Prerequisites for Federalizing Ukraine -- Ukraine's Regional Diversity -- Fixed or Fluid Ethno-Linguistic Diversity -- The Historical Roots of Ukraine's Regional Diversity -- Unitarianism Versus Federalism in the Ukrainian Debate-The 'Path Dependency' Argument -- The Weak Roots of Federalism in Ukraine -- Unitarianism Versus Federalism in Ukraine Since 1991 -- Decentralization Reforms as a Means of Averting Federalism -- Cross-Cutting Political Conflict Lines and the Role of Political Parties: Federal Practices? -- Problems of Securitization and the 'Triadic Nexus' -- Fears of Irredentism and Undue Influence from Russia -- Autonomy for Territories in the Donbas as a 'federal' Component? -- Concluding Discussion -- 3 A Triadic Nexus Conflict? Ukraine's Nationalizing Policies, Russia's Homeland Nationalism, and the Dynamics of Escalation in 2014-2019 -- Introduction -- Memory Politics and 'De-communization' -- Russian Reactions.
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