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Eurasianism Then and Now: A Russian Conservative Movement and Its Ukrainian Challenge,rasianists perpetuated the pre-revolutionary Russian view of Ukraine as a ‘Little Russia’. Eurasianist ideas have resurfaced in post-soviet Russia and today are used to justify Russian hegemony over Ukraine.

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,The Rhetoric of Geography in Ukrainian Literature, 1991–2005, local focus, seeking to reveal the dignity of the nation as flowing from its people and the places where they live. The other conceptualizes the dignity of the national self as possible only within an international context and professes an affinity with Europe and ‘the West’.

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,Ukraine’s European Policy as an Alternative Choice — Achievements, Mistakes and Prospects,ng to involve Ukraine closely into its own structures, mainly, the CES. This chapter reviews Ukraine’s eastwards and westwards orientations and examines the possible implications of integration into the EU or the CES.

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