Decolonization. Essays from Ukraine

Twenty authors - twenty-one essays. Ukrainian writers, journalists, philosophers, public figures, historians, and researchers from other fields reflect on the nature and legacy of imperialism. The authors explain how language, historical narratives, religion, sports, art, energy, business, and the production system remain instruments of influence, even though empire has long since disappeared from the map.

This first interdisciplinary publication on the topic of decolonization offers texts in three languages: Ukrainian, English, and German. The book will be useful to those who seek to learn how to apply decolonial optics to understanding history and modernity, primarily to students, media professionals, specialists in the fields of education, public administration, and cultural management, as well as to anyone looking for arguments to explain the reasons for Russia's war against Ukraine.