A people that does not remember its past has no future': the governmental historical and identity narrative in Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan (1982 to 2019). Vrije Universiteit Brussel
University of Warwick, Political Science, Institute for European Studies
Which official historical and identity discourses do the Russian, Ukrainian and Kazakh governments wield between 1982 and 2019? How does this discourse differ through time (synchronically) and through space (diachronically)? Which episodes are deemed most important?
During the last decades, instrumentalization of the past and identity formation have become an integral aspect of much domestic and international policy-making in Eastern ...
During the last decades, instrumentalization of the past and identity formation have become an integral aspect of much domestic and international policy-making in Eastern ...