Journal: Ukrainian Analytical Digest

Abbreviation

Publisher

Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zürich; Research Centre for East European Studies (FSO), University of Bremen; Center for Eastern European Studies (CEES), University of Zurich; German Association for East European Studies (DGO)

Journal Volumes

ISSN

2941-7139

Description

Filters

2023 - 202514
Reset filters

Search Results

Publications 1 - 10 of 14
  • Ukrainian Studies in Social Sciences
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Sasse, Gwendolyn; Yevstiunina, Yuliia; Schmädeke, Philipp Christoph; et al. (2023)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    This issue presents commentaries on “Ukrainian Studies in Social Sciences” in the context of Russia's large-scale war of aggression. After an introduction by Gwendolyn Sasse, the Science at Risk Emergency Office provides an assessment of the war's consequences for Ukrainian science. Contributions by Yulia Kurnyshova, Inna Melnykovska and Artem Zakharchenko describe the war’s impact of the war on subfields: International Relations, Comparative Politics, Media and Communication Studies. The issue concludes with contributions by Tamara Martsenyuk, a team of authors organised by Vox Ukraine, and Roman Horbyk on failures of Ukrainian Studies that have become apparent now.
  • Negotiations, Security, and EU-Integration
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Fesenko, Volodymyr; Kurnyshova, Yulia; Härtel, André (2024)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    In this issue, Volodymyr Fesenko examines the paradoxes and prospects for negotiations to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. His analysis is complemented by survey data on what Ukrainians actually think about negotiations. Yuliia Kurnyshova discusses whether shared threat perceptions between Ukraine and the West will accelerate Ukraine's integration into the EU and NATO. And André Härtel considers whether Ukraine and the EU are ready for Ukraine’s EU accession process.
  • Russian Occupation in Ukraine
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Savelyeva, Natalia; Lysenko, Yana; Burkhardt, Fabian; et al. (2023)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    This issue examines Russian occupation in Ukraine. It starts with a contribution by Natalia Savelyeva on Russia’s role in Eastern Ukraine from 2014 to 2021. Next the contributions by Yana Lysenko and Fabian Burkhardt examine Russia’s pressure on the local population, focusing on the system of filtration and the forced naturalization of Ukrainians. This part includes an appendix with statistical data and a list of reports on war crimes and human rights violations. Finally the contributions by David Lewis and Anna Veronika Wendland look at the economic dimension of Russian occupation and the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
  • Impact of Russia’s War on Ukrainian Agriculture
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Nivievskyi, Oleg; Neyter, Roman; Mkrtchian, Alexander; et al. (2024)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    The topic of this issue is Impact of Russia’s War on Ukrainian Agriculture. Oleg Nivievskyi and Roman Neyter make an interim assessment of the financial consequences of the war-related damages and losses in Ukrainian agriculture; Alexander Mkrtchian and Daniel Müller used Sentinel-2 satellite imagery to estimate the extent of abandoned croplands on both sides of the front line after the onset of war. A section with export statistics rounds off the issue.
  • Relations with Ukraine's Neighbors
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Rad, Pavlo; Iwański, Tadeusz; Panchenko, Yuri; et al. (2024)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    The six analyses in this issue look at Ukraine's relations with its neighbors and how they have developed since the start of the Russian full-scale invasion in February 2022. While Ukraine's neighborly relations with Poland, Romania and the Republic of Moldova have improved significantly, bilateral relations with Hungary and Slovakia are complicated and those with Russia’s ally Belarus have even reached a low point.
  • Public Opinion Research in Ukraine Under Wartime Conditions
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Klein, Eduard; Pleines, Heiko; Volosevych, Inna; et al. (2024)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    The topic of this issue is Public Opinion Research in Ukraine Under Wartime Conditions. Heiko Pleines and Eduard Klein as well as Inna Volosevych describe the situation of survey institutes in Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion. Volodymyr Paniotto and Serhiy Dembitsky discuss challenges regarding the collection of survey data and provide solutions for obtaining valid data. Serhiy Shapovalov uses survey data to show how Ukraine's society has changed since the full-scale invasion. Ilona Sologoub presents what other data researchers can access.
  • Policy-Making and Policy Makers
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Richter, Michael Martin; Kolodiazhna, Dariia; Chorna, Oksana; et al. (2024)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    This issue looks at policy-making and political elites in Ukraine under wartime conditions. The contribution by Michael Martin Richter examines the role of the state executive with a focus on anti-corruption policies and negotiations about EU accession. Dariia Kolodiazhna analyses the functioning of parliament based on quantitative assessments of the legislative process. Finally, Oksana Chorna and Heiko Pleines provide an analysis of the composition of political elites since the early 1990s, concluding with an assessment of personnel politics under President Zelensky. Figures about the legislative process and elite composition are summarized in several graphs.
  • Journalists, Social Media and News Consumption
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Orlova , Dariya; Slavtcheva-Petkova , Vera; Bondarenko , Polina; et al. (2025)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    This issue covers journalistic and social media in Ukraine. The first two contributions deal with journalists, examining the state of journalists’ safety in Ukraine during wartime, drawing on survey data from the Worlds of Journalism Study, and assessing how the security sensitivities during wartime influence the practice of “patriotic journalism”. The following two contributions look at social media. One describes the role of Telegram in Ukraine’s wartime information ecosystem, the other analyses the changes in narratives which are spread by pro-Russian Telegram channels in Ukraine following the full-scale invasion. The issue also includes public survey data about media use.
  • Solidarity and Social Justice
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Lomonosova, Nataliia; Muliavka, Viktoriia; Frizell, Jakob; et al. (2025)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    This issue addresses public perceptions of social justice and the role of the state in the provision of social services in Ukraine during wartime. First, Nataliia Lomonosova describes the challenges to the work of municipal social workers caused by the war. Then, Viktoriia Muliavka and Jakob Frizell examine based on a representative survey of the Ukrainian population whether the war has led to demands for tax progressivity, meaning that the rich make a higher contribution to state income. Finally, Oksana Chorna analyses based on a large-scale survey how internally displaced persons react to cuts in the state programme benefiting them.
  • Recovery, Resilience and Resources
    Item type: Journal Issue
    Nivievskyi , Oleh; Goriunov, Dmytro; Nagurney , Anna; et al. (2025)
    Ukrainian Analytical Digest
    Issue 14 of the Ukrainian Analytical Digest deals with the topics of recovery, reconstruction, and resources. Oleh Nivievsky et al. calculate the war damage and reconstruction needs. Garry Poluschkin and Robert Kirchner analyze which political measures can strengthen the economy. Daryna Dvornichenko and Iegveniia Kopytsia compare the economic recovery strategies of the Kharkiv and Odesa oblasts, and Maryna Larina discusses Ukraine's critical raw materials in the context of reconstruction, EU integration, and global supply chains.
Publications 1 - 10 of 14