Conflict-Related Democracy Predictors in Ukraine: Tolerance and Participation Tendenciesin Migration-Affected Communities

Ukrainian Policymaker

Svitlana Balinchenko¹ 

[1] YuriyFedkovych Chernivtsi National University (Chernivtsi, Ukraine);

关键词: ukraine;    civicliteracy;    civicengagement;    protractedinternaldisplacement;    idp;    tolerance;    social cohesion;   

DOI  :  10.29202/up/5/1

来源: DOAJ

【 摘 要 】

In the paper, there have been presented the results of the comparative analysis, based on the empirical data provided in public opinion surveys and civic engagement polls of residents of Ukraine, 2017-2019. The investigation has been aimed at tracing the correlation, on the one hand, between the civic literacy level of population, and proneness of the latter to the impact of conflict-related biases, and populist political agendas, in particular, region- and language-relatedones,concerningintergroupandintragrouprelationsbetweeninternallydisplacedpersonsandhostcommunities.Ontheotherhand,tolerancetootherness,andreadinessofcitizens to participate in peacebuilding initiatives, are reviewed through the perspectives and risksoffurthercommunicativeandeducationaltransformationsoftheconflict-restructured communitiesinUkraine;andtheconclusiononurgentneedindiagnosticandprospectivecivic literacy and expectations mapping of the entire war-affected population, regardless of the region, outlines the challenge yet to be faced by Ukrainian researchers and policymakers.

【 授权许可】

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