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The Prevalence and Correlates of Anxiety, Stress, Mood Disorders, and Sleep Disturbances in Poland after the Outbreak of the Russian–Ukrainian War 2022 [PDF]
Healthcare (Switzerland)Karolina Hoffmann +2 more
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EMERGING MARKETS ECONOMIES SENSITIVITY TO US DOLLAR'S STRENGTH DURING RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
Journal of Social Sciences, 2023 This paper aims to study the sensitivity of emerging markets economies (EMEs) to the US Dollar's strength during the Russian-Ukrainian war in the long and the short run, where Autoregressive distributed lag model (ARDL) was used to analyze time series ...
MOUFFOK, Mohammed Amine +2 more
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Images, 2023 Since 2014, the Russian aggression in Ukraine has prompted filmmakers to master a new genre of war drama to tell the stories of those who serve in the Ukrainian army or the territorial defense, as well as those who contribute to the war effort as ...
Larysa Briukhovetska
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Media communication, cognitive aspects, war-time Ukrainian humorous discourse
Інтегровані комунікації, 2023 The article analyses the functioning of the war-time Ukrainian humorous discourse in media communication in general and the cognitive mechanisms of humor, including the ‘Availability Heuristic’ cognitive pattern in particular.’ The study aims to examine ...
Oleg Kharchenko
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Military Women in Museum Exhibitions in Lviv (Ukraine): Past Experience and Modernity
Museum & Society, 2023 Ukrainian women received military experience during the First and Second World Wars and in the contemporary Russian-Ukrainian War in services such as the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen (USS), the Ukrainian Galician Army (UGA), the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA),
Olena Hanusyn, Yuliia Kurdyna
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Wojna kulturowa między Rosją a Ukrainą. Sposób na osłabienie rosyjskiego kulturowego imperializmu
Politeja, 2022 CULTURAL WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND UKRAINE: A WAY TO WEAKEN RUSSIAN CULTURAL IMPERIALISM The imperial plans of the Russian Federation towards Ukraine at the end of February 2022 passed to the next stage and took the form of a full-scale war, which ...
Wiktor Możgin
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Russian-Ukrainian War — War for Life (2014—2022): Periodization
Ukrainian Studies, 2022 The article periodizes and describes the Russian-Ukrainian war of 2014–2022 in the author’s concept. Seven periods of this great war of Ukrainians for their own statehood, for the right for existence of the Ukrainian nation, for life are marked and covered.
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East/West: Journal of Ukrainian Studies, 2018 World War I proved to be a powerful catalyst for latent national movements on non‑Russian frontiers of the multi-ethnic Romanov Empire. Based on original sources in Kyiv’s Russian language press, this article uncovers the attitude of the Russian media ...
Ivan Basenko
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Tools of «soft power» in the context of the russian-ukrainian war
Інтегровані комунікації, 2023 The article examines the use of «soft power» in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war, highlighting the role and importance of such tools as the information sphere, culture, education, diplomacy, and international law.
Yana Bakaievych
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Intimacy and Antipathy: Ukrainian–Russian Relations in Historical Perspective [PDF]
, 2015 Explores what the complex entangled histories of Russia and Ukraine can teach us about their trouble relationship ...
Faith Hillis
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