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Welcome to the "Ukraine at Ten" Project.
- What is "Ukraine at
Ten"?
"Ukraine at Ten" is an on-line publication documenting the first ten years of the study of independent Ukraine. It is a continually growing collection of observations and reminiscences by scholars and professionals in Ukrainian studies, about their experiences in Ukrainian studies, and in Ukraine, over the last ten years.
- Why "Ukraine at Ten"?
"Ukraine at Ten" will provide scholars, the press, and members of the general public with a readable yet serious and multifaceted window into how Ukraine has changed throughout its decade of independence, and how Ukrainian studies has responded to those changes. Many years from now, it will be an invaluable record--a "time capsule"--of both Ukraine's first ten years as an independent country, and of the scholarly community that helped the public to understand Ukraine.
- Who can contribute to
"Ukraine at Ten"?
Anyone involved in Ukrainian studies is encouraged to share their professional and personal experiences for the "Ukraine at Ten" project. Your experiences, observations and reflections on Ukraine and Ukrainian studies are valuable!
- How is "Ukraine at Ten"
accessible?
"Ukraine at Ten" is available to the general public on the web, as part of the AAUS website. As the volume of contributions grows, "Ukraine at Ten" will be supplemented with database-style search capabilities (for instance for author, subject matter, places mentioned, and key-words). To faciliatate the global accessibility of "Ukraine at Ten," the language of the project is English.
- Who runs "Ukraine at
Ten"?
"Ukraine at Ten" is a project of the American Association for Ukrainian Studies. Submissions are read and approved by AAUS officers. AAUS officers reserve the right to edit submissions before posting them on the web.
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