What are the challenges faced by forced migrants within and from Ukraine due to the Russian invasion? The interdisciplinary contributors shed light on the lives of displaced persons, which are divided ‒ in terms of time, space, and social context ‒ into a »before« and »after« the war. They analyse the uncertainties faced by war migrants and those who have decided to remain in Ukraine, and how people navigate these uncertainties in everyday life. The volume presents case studies from various European countries that make an important contribution to the growing literature on forced migration from Ukraine and provides new insights into the under-researched areas of internal displacement and voluntary immobility in Ukraine.
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Lidia Kuzemska is a sociologist with a keen interdisciplinary interest in forced migration, internal displacement, borders and bordering, citizenship, and migration policy. She obtained her PhD in Sociology from Lancaster University in 2022 and was first a research fellow (2022–2023) and then academic coordinator (2024–2025) at the Forum Transregionale Studien (Berlin) within the research group Prisma Ukraїna: War, Memory, Migration afterwards. She is also a research affiliate at the Refugee Law Initiative (SAS) at the University of London. Her research focuses on internal and external displacement of Ukrainians since 2014.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - What are the challenges faced by forced migrants within and from Ukraine due to the Russian invasion The interdisciplinary contributors shed light on the lives of displaced persons, which are divided - in terms of time, space, and social context - into a »before« and »after« the war. They analyse the uncertainties faced by war migrants and those who have decided to remain in Ukraine, and how people navigate these uncertainties in everyday life. The volume presents case studies from various European countries that make an important contribution to the growing literature on forced migration from Ukraine and provides new insights into the under-researched areas of internal displacement and voluntary immobility in Ukraine. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783837681567
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