Book Title: Ukraine as a Migration Nexus
Subtitle: Perspectives on Historical and Current Population Movements
Edited by Oleksii Chebotarov and Viktoriya Sereda
Book Description: Please note: this is a sample version of the final text and is not complete or final. The final version will be published in July 2025.
This OER project examines Ukraine as a central hub in global migration and mobility, offering critical perspectives on both historical and contemporary population movements. The volume brings together case studies focused on the migration dynamics within Ukraine and its surrounding territories, integrating these with broader global migration processes.The authors critically engage with migration studies methodologies, offering fresh, empirical insights into issues like displacement, migration governance, and identity formation in the context of Ukraine's socio-political landscape. By combining historical narratives with modern theoretical approaches, the book explores how migration has shaped and continuesto shape, the region’s cultural, political, and social fabric. It provides an innovative contribution to migration research, highlighting the intersection of mobility, belonging, and political contexts, particularly within East Central Europe. This collection challengestraditional migration frameworks and invites a reevaluation of established migration paradigms through the lens of Ukrainian lands.
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Book Description
This project makes a significant contribution by highlighting Ukraine’s central position in global migration studies, offering a comprehensive analysis of its historical and contemporary migration dynamics. The collection addresses critical concerns such as the lack of in-depth research on migration in Ukraine, the impact of displacement in European
contexts, and the complexities of migration governance in the region. It explores how migration has shaped Ukraine’s political, social, and cultural fabric, from historical events like the deportation of Crimean Tatars to the ongoing displacement caused by the ongoing war.
The project findings underscore the need for a nuanced approach to understanding migration that integrates historical context with contemporary migration issues. The authors propose that migration governance and identity formation in Ukraine should be studied as part of a broader global migration framework, challenging conventional methodologies. Using a mixed-methods approach, including archival research, oral histories, and qualitative data, the collection draws on diverse sources such as historical documents, contemporary migration surveys, and fieldwork.
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Ukraine as a Migration Nexus Copyright © by Viktoriya Sereda; Oksana Mikheieva; Alina Mozolevska; Lidia Kuzemska; Vladyslava Moskalets; Oleksii Chebotarov; and Martin-Oleksandr Kisly is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
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Migration, immigration and emigration
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Ukraine as a Migration Nexus Copyright © by Viktoriya Sereda; Oksana Mikheieva; Alina Mozolevska; Lidia Kuzemska; Vladyslava Moskalets; Oleksii Chebotarov; and Martin-Oleksandr Kisly is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
Please note: this is a sample version of the final text and is not complete or final. The final version will be published in July 2025.