Ukraine's transnationals, far‐away locals and xenophobes: the prospects for Europeanness

Raymond Taras · Olga Filippova · Nelly Pobeda

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Since its independence scholars in Ukraine as well as the West have been studying questions of citizenship, language and identity in the country.1 Ukraine is an important test case for verifying sc...

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