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Information × Registration Number 0223U002233, 0121U110057 , R & D reports Title The community of Ukrainians in Crimea: formation, state, prospects and assimilation threats (end of the 18th - beginning of the 21st century) popup.stage_title Head Krasnodemska Iryna Yo., Кандидат історичних наук Registration Date 13-02-2023 Organization Research Institute of Ukrainian Studies popup.description2  Object - socio-political and demographic processes in the Crimea (late eighteenth - early twenty-first century). The subject is the process of forming the community of Ukrainians of Crimea, their cultural-national and socio-political associations in the context of socio-economic and ethno-national history of the region. The goal is to reconstruct the process of formation and development of ethnic Ukrainians in Crimea at the end of the 18th century. XXI century, to identify the factors that contributed to and inhibited these processes, to determine the impact of the policy of the occupying power in the XXI century. to the Crimean community of ethnic Ukrainians. Tasks - to analyze existing historiographical works, to establish the state of scientific development of the topic; to form a representative source complex; to develop theoretical and methodological principles of GDR; to recreate the process of settlement of Crimea by Ukrainians in the eighteenth century. - 1917; to comprehend the process of formation of modern national identity of Ukrainians of Crimea and forms of their self-organization in the XIX - XXI centuries; to study the influence of the policy of the Russian Empire, the Russian Republic, the regional authorities of Crimea in 1917-1919, the Armed Forces of Southern Russia, the regime of P. Wrangel, RSFSR, USSR, Ukraine on the formation of national identity of ethnic Ukrainians in Crimea, their cultural, educational, media , social and political structures; to highlight the situation of Crimean Tatars in Crimea, relations between Crimea and Ukraine in the period after 1991 and before the new occupation of Crimea by Russia; to analyze Russia's policy towards ethnic Ukrainians in Crimea after its annexation; to create a model of long-term consequences of the occupation regime in this area; develop a set of recommendations to public authorities on possible ways to protect the interests of ethnic Ukrainians in Crimea in the future. Product Description popup.authors Ivanets Andriy V. Bozhuk Anton O. Hazizova Olena O. Hai-Nyzhnyk P Pavlo P. Hubskyi Serhii I. popup.nrat_date 2023-02-13 Close