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Information × Registration Number 0225U002599, (0124U003403) , R & D reports Title Socio-political solidarity in Ukraine in the conditions of war and post-war reconstruction popup.stage_title Суспільно-політична солідарність в Україні в умовах війни Head Rafalskyi Oleh O., Доктор історичних наук Registration Date 20-03-2025 Organization Institute for Political and Ethnonational Studies. IF Kuras NAS of Ukraine popup.description1 Solving a number of topical and applied tasks, first of all, such as identifying factors that threaten the solidarity of Ukrainians in a situation of joint struggle with the aggressor, in particular, identifying factors of a political nature capable of hindering the socio-political unity of the population, determining the potential of institutional means to counteract socio-political entropy , outlining the most urgent tasks for overcoming social differences in particularly important areas - socio-group relations, social welfare of the population, confessional, ethno-political and others. Special attention is paid to such aspects of intra-societal relations as the politicization of social and professional contradictions, society's ability to self-unify on the basis of trust and empathy, awareness of the unity of its political interests, readiness for self-restraint for the sake of national self-preservation, a hasty end to the war, etc. popup.description2  The study analyzes the state of unity of Ukrainian society based on the conceptualisation of the phenomenon of solidarity, including in its socio-political manifestation. The author considers the importance of socio-political solidarity for the national stability of the country, assesses its level in the context of national trials, including depending on the development of the military situation. The role of such factors of Ukrainian solidarity as the activities of state and political institutions, the national elite, civil society organisations, and people's self-organisation is analysed. The importance of collective historical memory for the political consolidation of the Ukrainian population is considered. Product Description popup.authors Bevz Tetiana A. Horbatiuk Mykola V. Zelenko Halyna I. Kotyhorenko Viktor O. Maiboroda Oleksandr M. Nikolaiets Yurii O. Perevezii Vitalii O. Samchuk Zoreslav F. Shaihorodskyi Yurii Zh. Shapoval Yurii I. Yaremchuk Viacheslav D. popup.nrat_date 2025-03-20 Close