Research Help: Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Research on the Region

Think Tanks

Institute of Modern Russia
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Books on the Region

Ukraine: What Everyone Needs to Know by Serhy Yekelchyk
Call Number: ebook (single user license)
ISBN: 9780197532133
Publication Date: 2020
The Ukrainian Night: An Intimate History of Revolution by Marci Shore
Call Number: ebook (Single user license)
ISBN: 9780300231533
Publication Date: 2018
Ukraine, the Middle East, and the West by Prymak, Thomas M.
Call Number: ebook (unlimited users)
ISBN: 9780228007715
Publication Date: 2021
Ukraine and Europe: Cultural Encounters and Negotiations by Giovanna Brogi Bercoff
Call Number: ebook (unlimited users)
ISBN: 9781487512507
Publication Date: 2018
The War in Ukraine's Donbas : Origins, Contexts, and the Future by David R. Marples
Call Number: ebook (single user license)
ISBN: 9789633864203
Publication Date: 2022

CEU Press is temporarily making its most pertinent titles on Ukraine and its neighbours freely available on the Project MUSE platform. How did the Russian Empire in the nineteenth and the early twentieth centuries try to “solve” the question of Ukraine? Can history explain the causes of the current military confrontation? Who are the Ukrainians of today?

For a deeper look into the history of Ukraine and how it affects the present, you can read, download and share the eBooks following the links below: