As we move into 2025, we are thrilled to announce that UKRAINETT has achieved a significant milestone by welcoming our 100th member! Since its beginning in 2022, UKRAINETT has been dedicated to fostering academic solidarity with Ukraine and the Ukrainian diaspora in Norway. Under the leadership of Aadne Aasland, Marthe Handå Myhre, and Oleksandra Deineko […]
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Photo by Diána Vonnák. Program Overview: We hope you will join us for this in-person event. Please RSVP by January 21st via this link.
The Directorate of Integration and Diversity (IMDi) launched the report “Settlement, Integration, and Employment under a Temporary Perspective – Experiences and Perceptions of Ukrainian Refugees and Municipal Refugee Services” at Deichman Bjørvika on January 15, 2025. You can watch the live recording here. Conducted by the Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research (NIBR) at
You can access the live stream recording from this event on our Youtube channel. UKRAINETT is pleased to invite you to a seminar featuring Associate Professor Anne Pintsch, Post-Doctoral Researcher Maryna Rabinovych, and Attorney-at-law and Senior Lecturer Nataliya Haletska. They will discuss their newly released book, Ukraine’s Thorny Path to the EU: From “Integration without Membership”
As part of the UKRAINETT+ project, we are pleased to present our second Ukrainian newsletter, prepared by Olena Muradyan, Dean of the Faculty of Sociology at Karazin Kharkiv University and coordinator of the Ukrainian network branch. The newsletter provides information about past and future activities of the Ukrainian research institutions that make up the UKRAINETT+ project branch
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The sovereignty of Ukraine has been openly contested at least since 2014. Currently large territories in the East and South of Ukraine are under Russian occupation. What do we know about Russia’s efforts to “Russify” the occupied territories and what is the situation for Ukrainian children under occupation in this regard? In this UKRAINETT seminar
UKRAINETT member Jørn Holm-Hansen has recently published a new blog post on the HROMADA network blog, discussing the challenges and potential pitfalls of post-conflict reconstruction assistance for Ukraine. “Development aid, support for post-conflict reconstruction and democracy promotion are highly knowledge-intensive fields of work. Drawing on experiences from many conflict and post-conflict regions, Jørn Holm-Hansen argues that aid aimed
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As part of the UKRAINETT+ project, we are pleased to present two podcasts in Ukrainian, created by the Dnipro-based Sociological Company “Operatyvna sotsiolohiia” in collaboration with Norwegian and Ukrainian stakeholders. Information on the Nansen Programme in Ukraine has been limited. Therefore, these podcasts aim to convey essential insights about the Programme, with a special focus
