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SUMMARY:Non-Euclidean Nation: What and How Do We Write About Ukraine?
DESCRIPTION:Ukraine has become a hot topic in the current mediascape. Stori
 es about the Euromaidan\, the Russian annexation of Crimea\, the so-called
  “Ukrainegate\,” the recent shooting down of a Ukrainian plane by Iran
 \, prove once again that Ukraine-related issues are an important component
  of the global agenda. This makes a stark contrast to the state of affairs
  some two-three decades ago\, when Ukraine – to quote the titles of impo
 rtant texts – was seen as “unexpected” and a “nowhere nation”.\\
 r\\nThis situation is not quite unique. The Ukrainian question was present
 \, even if not explicitly\, in the global turning moments of 1648-86\, 183
 0-1848\, 1914-1945\, 1968 and 1985-91. In my presentation I will discuss h
 ow these moments are reflected in and by Ukrainian historical studies\, as
  well as call for a global history and for a return to the longue durée.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Ukraine has become a hot topic in the current mediascape. Sto
 ries about the Euromaidan\, the Russian annexation of Crimea\, the so-call
 ed “Ukrainegate\,” the recent shooting down of a Ukrainian plane by Ir
 an\, prove once again that Ukraine-related issues are an important compone
 nt of the global agenda. This makes a stark contrast to the state of affai
 rs some two-three decades ago\, when Ukraine – to quote the titles of im
 portant texts – was seen as “unexpected” and a “nowhere nation”.
 </p>\n<p>This situation is not quite unique. The Ukrainian question was pr
 esent\, even if not explicitly\, in the global turning moments of 1648-86\
 , 1830-1848\, 1914-1945\, 1968 and 1985-91. In my presentation I will disc
 uss how these moments are reflected in and by Ukrainian historical studies
 \, as well as call for a global history and for a return to the longue dur
 ée.</p>
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