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DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240506T122159
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20240507T123000
SUMMARY:Refugees\, Diaspora and Belonging in the Digital Age: Rethinking Ci
 tizenship after the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
DESCRIPTION:What does citizenship mean today? This question gains significa
 nce amidst the profound changes of recent decades. The biopolitics of glob
 alisation has created new flows and networks of people that\, through econ
 omic migration and recurrent refugee crises\, transgressed and challenged 
 the traditional model of citizenship tied to territory\, sovereignty and i
 magined national community. Digitization has fostered deterritorialized id
 entities\, leading to concepts like ‹networked citizenship\,› ‹netwo
 rk nations\,› or ‹platform nations.› Scholars explore diasporas\, di
 asporic media\, and the impact of smartphones on migration and refugee ada
 ptation.\\r\\nThe recent Russian invasion of Ukraine has created significa
 nt forced migration\, reshaping diasporas and citizenship dynamics worldwi
 de. The illegal and unprovoked full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine has 
 since 2022 unleashed the most potent waves of forced migration within Euro
 pe since World War II. This prompts examination of how massive emigration 
 influences citizenship in the home society. Forced migrants navigate compl
 ex contexts\, altering citizenship practices. How do recent Ukrainian emig
 rants engage with citizenship across borders? How does wartime influence t
 heir belonging and situation in host societies? The workshop delves into t
 hese questions\, exploring how citizenship evolves in a contemporary netwo
 rk society post-Russo-Ukrainian War.\\r\\nParticipants\\r\\nAlina Dolea (
 Bournemouth) Roman Horbyk (Basel)  Tanya Lokot (Dublin) Olena Palko (B
 asel) Viktoriya Sereda (Berlin)  Olena Sobolieva (Basel) Yuliya Soroka
  (Fribourg) Oleksandra Tarkhanova (St. Gallen)  The workshop is organize
 d by the current URIS fellow Roman Horbyk (Basel\, URIS fellow)\, Oleksand
 ra Tarkhanova (University of St. Gallen)\, Olena Palko (University of Base
 l) and supported by the URIS – “Ukrainian Research in Switzerland” i
 nitiative.\\r\\nFor more information and the program see the Flyer below.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>What does citizenship mean today? This question gains signifi
 cance amidst the profound changes of recent decades. The biopolitics of gl
 obalisation has created new flows and networks of people that\, through ec
 onomic migration and recurrent refugee crises\, transgressed and challenge
 d the traditional model of citizenship tied to territory\, sovereignty and
  imagined national community. Digitization has fostered deterritorialized 
 identities\, leading to concepts like ‹networked citizenship\,› ‹net
 work nations\,› or ‹platform nations.› Scholars explore diasporas\, 
 diasporic media\, and the impact of smartphones on migration and refugee a
 daptation.</p>\n<p>The recent Russian invasion of Ukraine has created sign
 ificant forced migration\, reshaping diasporas and citizenship dynamics wo
 rldwide. The illegal and unprovoked full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine
  has since 2022 unleashed the most potent waves of forced migration within
  Europe since World War II. This prompts examination of how massive emigra
 tion influences citizenship in the home society. Forced migrants navigate 
 complex contexts\, altering citizenship practices. How do recent Ukrainian
  emigrants engage with citizenship across borders? How does wartime influe
 nce their belonging and situation in host societies? The workshop delves i
 nto these questions\, exploring how citizenship evolves in a contemporary 
 network society post-Russo-Ukrainian War.</p>\n<p><strong>Participants</st
 rong></p>\n<p><strong>Alina Dolea&nbsp\;</strong>(Bournemouth)<br /> <stro
 ng><strong>Roman Horbyk&nbsp\;</strong></strong>(Basel)&nbsp\;<br /> <stro
 ng>Tanya Lokot&nbsp\;</strong>(Dublin)<br /> <strong>Olena Palko&nbsp\;</s
 trong>(Basel)<br /> <strong><strong>Viktoriya Sereda&nbsp\;</strong>(Berli
 n)&nbsp\;<br /> Olena Sobolieva&nbsp\;</strong>(Basel)<br /> <strong>Yuliy
 a Soroka&nbsp\;</strong>(Fribourg)<br /> <strong>Oleksandra Tarkhanova&nbs
 p\;</strong>(St. Gallen)<br /> <br /> The workshop is organized by the cur
 rent URIS fellow Roman Horbyk (Basel\, URIS fellow)\, Oleksandra Tarkhanov
 a (University of St. Gallen)\, Olena Palko (University of Basel) and suppo
 rted by the URIS – “Ukrainian Research in Switzerland” initiative.</
 p>\n<p>For more information and the program see the Flyer below.</p>
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