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08.05 | 22.05 | 05.06

Exploring the North Azovian Greeks in Ukraine: A Practitioner and Community-Rooted Perspective on Languages, Identity, and War

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Block seminar | This block seminar explores the experiences of the North Azovian Greeks (Urums and Roumeans) — an autochthonous community of Ukraine and descendants of Crimean Christians — through a practitioner and community-rooted perspective. The course focuses on how identity is shaped and preserved through language, cultural practices, and collective memory, while also introducing key historical contexts and their lasting impact on present-day forms of belonging and self-identification.

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Kateryna Haertel: Majority-minority relations in Ukraine: State minority politics in a changed security context

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MONDAY, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Hybrid format I This lecture examines how Russia’s interventions since 2014 have transformed majority–minority relations, reframing diversity through a security lens and reshaping identity dynamics in contemporary Ukraine.

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