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Marnie Howlett: Understanding Ukrainian Resistance Amidst Russia’s Full-Scale War
How do past generations shape how Ukrainians understand and defend their country today? In this timely talk, Dr. Marnie Howlett examines how historical memory—war, borders, and political upheaval—continues to shape Ukraine’s resistance to Russia’s full-scale invasion. Drawing on extensive fieldwork and national public opinion research since 2022, she offers insight into how Ukrainians view the state, the land, and their role in defending it.
Dr. Marnie Howlett is a lecturer at the University of Oxford whose research focuses on geopolitics, nationalism, and territory in Ukraine and the former Soviet Union. She is currently writing a book on why ordinary Ukrainians volunteered to defend their state after 2022.
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Dr. Marnie Howlett is a lecturer at the University of Oxford whose research focuses on geopolitics, nationalism, and territory in Ukraine and the former Soviet Union. She is currently writing a book on why ordinary Ukrainians volunteered to defend their state after 2022.
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2026
Jan 28
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