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Information × Registration Number 0221U101546, 0119U100973 , R & D reports Title Russian-Ukrainian wars of the beginning of the 20th and 21st centuries: confrontation in a civilizational choice and concepts of national-state identities. popup.stage_title Head Gaj-Nyshnyk Pavlo P., Доктор історичних наук Registration Date 22-01-2021 Organization Research Institute of Ukrainian Studies popup.description2  The object is national state formation during the Ukrainian revolution, UPR and UD in 1917–1921 and during the newest state of Ukraine. Ukraine. Research methods: analysis, synthesis, logical, systemic, deduction, induction, problem-chronological, comparative-historical, retrospective, principles: historicism, systematics, objectivity, comprehensiveness, continuity, etc. In the second stage, the main focus was on: a) continuing to study the historiographical and source base of the study; b) study of the positive and negative actions of the political leadership and governments of the UPR and UD in the asymmetric confrontation of hybrid aggression by Russia in the political, social, financial and economic, ethnocultural, informational spheres of public policy; c) identification of their causes and consequences, objective and subjective factors and drivers, etc .; d) coverage of hybrid-terrorist anti-state, anti-Ukrainian activities of the RSFSR authorities in 1918; e) characteristics of political, economic, military, information, etc. aspects of the Ukrainian-Polish-Soviet war of 1920; f) analysis of the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian wars on the ethno-political situation in the Crimea at the beginning. XX century and in the temporarily occupied territories of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, the place of the Crimean question in Ukrainian-Russian relations and the formation of national-state identities in the Crimea at the beginning. XX and the beginning. XXI century. The facts of Russia's hybrid war against Ukraine at the beginning XX century and proved their continuity and identity with modern Russian aggression. The results of research are covered in 1 individual monograph, sections of the textbook and of the manual, 17 scientific articles, in 15 reports and lectures at 10 scientific events. Field of application. Education, science, politics, state formation. Product Description popup.authors Ivanets Andriy V. Hubskyi Serhii I. Krasnodem Іrina Yo popup.nrat_date 2021-01-22 Close