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Polityka ludnościowa jako element strategii odbudowy pozycji imperialnej Federacji Rosyjskiej

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Szabaciuk A.
Przegląd Zachodni
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2016
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issue 4(361)
117-133
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The article aims to answer the question to what extent demographic and migrational determinants may influence the geopolitical situation of the Russian Federation. It is no secret that the Kremlin's authorities have for nearly two decades endeavoured to reintegrate the post-soviet area, fortifying Russia's political and economic position in the region and thus attempting to challenge the EU and the US in an effort to modify the present system of international relations. A multi-polar system of international relations is meant to terminate the North America's domination in global politics, restoring an imperial role to Russia. It is not just hollow rhetoric; the Russian authorities have undertaken a number of steps to realise these plans. The war with Georgia, the Ukrainian crisis, the intervention in Syria, but also the creation of the Eurasian Economic Union, are vivid signs of activity and determination of the new Russian elites, consistently executing their neo-imperialist projects. They may, however, be thwarted by economic difficulties and demographic crisis in the Russian Federation. Wanting to secure the neo-imperial course, the Kremlin must find a solution to these two strongly intertwined problems.
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Polityka etniczna Republiki Estońskiej

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Szabaciuk A.
Wschodnioznawstwo
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2016
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issue 10
219-240
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This article aims to analyse the fundamental determinants, main subjects and instruments of the Estonian ethnic policy. We will investigate the impact of the Estonian ethnic policy and the Russian Federation’s policy on the attitudes of the Russian-speaking minority in Estonia. We will also attempt to evaluate the efficiency of the Estonian ethnic policy and consider the way it influences the relations between individual ethnic and national groups.
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Polityka etniczna Republiki Łotewski

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Szabaciuk A.
Politeja : Pismo Wydziału Studiów Miedzynarodowych i Politycznych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
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2016
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issue 41
329-351
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This article aims to analyze the factors and significance of particular subjects and instruments of the Latvian ethnic policy. It will be examined in the context of relationships occurring between Latvia’s policy on ethnic minorities, the attitude of the Russian-speaking minority and the Russian Federation’s foreign policy on its fellow-countrymen abroad. We will also attempt to answer the question of how the Latvian ethnic policy influences horizontal interrelations between the state’s individual ethnic groups – whether it alleviates social tensions or intensifies them.
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Europa Środkowo-Wschodnia w historycznych i politologicznych koncepcjach Aleksieja Millera

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Szabaciuk A.
Historia i Świat
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2012
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issue 1
201-212
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The following paper briefly presents the views of Alexey I. Miller, an incredibly popular in the West Russian researcher, on the phenomenon of Central-Eastern Europe; both in political and historical context. His somewhat original perspective affects significantly his outlook on „historical policy” of Central-European states. Need we mention that a specific strive for monopoly to present this area’s history in a particular way influences relations between Russia and the former eastern block countries to a great extent.
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Migracje zarobkowe z Europy Wschodniej do państw Grupy Wyszehradzkiej po 2014 r.

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Szabaciuk A.
Studia Europejskie-Studies in European Affairs
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2018
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vol. 2
73-96
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The aim of the article is to present the conditions, scale and consequences of mass economic migrations from Eastern Europe to the Visegrad Group countries in the conditions of the protracted Ukrainian crisis. We will consider how the economic, political, social and cultural conditions may shape the migration flows from Eastern Europe in the future and whether Central Europe should be treated as the final destination of migration, or only the stage on the road to Western Europe. An important research problem will also be to find an answer to the question whether the growing wave of labour migration from the East may also be addressed to other countries of the Three Seas Initiative, mainly to Bulgaria and Romania, and to the Baltic States, and how it can affect the situation of Central European countries and the entire European Union.
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Zapomniane ofiary wojny. Osoby wewnętrznie przesiedlone (IDP) na Ukrainie

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Studia Europejskie-Studies in European Affairs
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2016
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vol. 3
61-77
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The purpose of this essay is to present the impact of the Russian – Ukrainian confl ict on the situation of people living inside the area of military operations in the east of Ukraine. The key issue is to highlight the predicament of Internally Displaced Persons, the scale and geography of the phenomenon of forced internal migration, as well as actions taken by the Ukrainian authorities and international organisations towards resolution of the problem of IDPs. According to the latest data, in Ukraine there are over 1,7 million people who had registered as internally displaced. However, in total over 2 million people had to abandon their homesteads. Many of the aforementioned persons live in extraordinarily harsh conditions, and since majority of those are elderly and ailing, they are highly reliant on the help of others.
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