No. 57 (2025): Decolonizations: Theories, Practices and Discourses in East-Central Europe and Beyond

List of reviewers for the issue

Original Table of Contents
(articles’ titles in original language, unrelated to the user interface language)

• Editorial
  • Olha Tkachenko, Liudmyla Pidkuimukha, Ewa Wróblewska-Trochimiuk; Decolonizations: Theories, Practices and Discourses in East-Central Europe and Beyond. Editorial
• Papers
  • Myroslav Shkandrij; Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on Academic Culture
  • Olena Synchak; War, Women, and Language Change: A Corpus-Based Study of Ukrainian Military-Related Feminine Terms – Decolonial Implications
  • Olha Tkachenko; Decolonization Processes in User-Generated Content on Ukrainian YouTube During the Russo-Ukrainian War
  • Oleksandra Iwaniuk; Postcolonial Struggles and Symbolic Capital: Ukrainian Political Elites’ Perceptions of Russia
  • Alex Krouglov; The Impact of War on Language Ideologies: A European Perspective
  • Orest Semotiuk; Imagefare: How Political Satire Became a Weapon in the Russo-Ukrainian War
• Reviews
  • Elżbieta Kwiecińska; When War Meets Monuments: Mischa Gabowitsch, Mykola Homanyuk, Monuments and Territory: War Memorials in Russian-Occupied Ukraine, CEU Press, 2025, 238 pp.
  • Mateusz Adamczyk, Kacper Rosner-Leszczyński; Hungarians’ Collective Memory in Public Space: Kenneth E. Foote, Anett Árvay, Contested Places, Contested Pasts: Sites of Memory and Commemoration in the Hungarian Landscape, Routledge, 2025, 300 pp.
• Constellations
  • Enrico Davanzo; War and the City, Fantasy and Fact: The Siege of Sarajevo in Karim Zaimović’s Postmodern Short Fiction
  • Ewa Szperlik; What Does the Literature of the “Silent Republic” Talk About? Voices of Resistance in the Prose by Alojz Majetić and Antun Šoljan
• Retrospectives
  • Iryna Polets-Gerus; The Ukrainian Question in russian Foreign Policy: A Commentary on M. Kovalevsky’s Article “Russian Political Directions Towards the Ukrainian Question” (1927)

This issue of the journal (concept and substantive editing) was prepared in connection with the implementation of the project “Visual Narratives of Civil Society. The Modern Ukraine Project”, financed from the funds of the Foundation for Polish Science.