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“Where is Home?” Perceptions of Home and Future among Ukrainian Refugees in Norway (2024) was published by UKRAINETT members Oleksandra Deineko and Aadne Aasland in the journal Refugee Survey Quarterly. This paper illuminates how Ukrainian refugees residing in Norway perceive “home” in spatial and temporal dimensions. By synthesising the “here and there” dichotomy with the

Why is it so difficult to get a job for highly educated refugees, when the labour market in Norway is in high demand for qualified competence? This was one of many questions discussed at a workshop carried out by the University of South-East Norway (USN) in Drammen in May. Around thirty representatives from different sectors

“Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar Studies in the World” is an initiative led by the the Ukrainian Institute. The project highlights Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar studies globally by providing a map and database of active study centers within this field. UKRAINETT is proud to consider ourselves among the centers in this broader academic community, and welcomes increased cooperation

On the 21st of June, the Norwegian Network for Research on Ukraine (UKRAINETT) held a digital seminar with Head of the Hybrid Warfare Analytical Group at the Ukraine Crisis Media Center in Kyiv, Volodymyr Solovian and Senior Research Fellow at the Norwegian Defense Research Establishment, Tor Bukkvoll. The seminar discussed military and political aspects of the developments in the war in Ukraine including assessments of both the Ukrainian and the Russian side.