No. 13
Volume 13
13, 2025
Journal
Studia Ucrainica Varsoviensia
Publishing model
open access
License type
Field
Humanities
Discipline
culture and religion studies, history, literary studies, linguistics, political and administrative sciences, social communication and media studies
Publisher
University of Warsaw Press
Affiliation
University of Warsaw, Department of Ukrainian Studies
Language of publication
Polish, English, Ukrainian
Year of publication
2025
Editor-in-chief
Dr hab. Iryna Kononenko
Issue content
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Svitlana Romaniuk, Larysa Kolibaba, Oleksandra Antoniv
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