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Eva Ievgeniia Babenko

Is a Doctoral Researcher at Åbo Akademi University, Turku. Her research interests include mediation and reconciliation efforts with the long-term occupied territories of Donbas and the role of conflicting identities in overcoming the consequences of war. She is also researching Russian propaganda in Donbas and the post-colonial perspective of wars in former Soviet countries.

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Articles by Eva Ievgeniia Babenko

  1. How Are We Going to Remember? Envisioning Postwar Memory and Commemoration in Ukraine

    This essay explores the intersection of personal reflection and Ukraine’s collective journey towards reconciliation amid the ongoing war with Russia. Set against the peaceful backdrop of a CBEES Summer School, the author delves into the challenges of memory construction, highlighting Ukraine’s historical complexities and the importance of inclusive memorialization in shaping a unified postwar identity. The essay draws comparisons with Eastern Europe’s post-communist memory work, emphasizing reconciliation and social cohesion.

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