俄罗斯入侵乌克兰与乌克兰前苏联移民对乌克兰身份认同的强化:以以色列为个案研究

IF 2.5 2区社会学 Q1 AREA STUDIES

Post-Soviet Affairs Pub Date : 2023-11-08 DOI:10.1080/1060586x.2023.2277620

Svetlana Chachashvili-Bolotin

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这项研究考察了俄乌战争对在以色列长大的受过教育的乌克兰出生女性的身份变化的影响。这些数据于2022年7月收集，被确定为1988年至2018年期间从乌克兰移民的25-60岁受过教育的女性的代表。调查结果显示，超过一半的受访者对乌克兰人有更强烈的认同感。乌克兰出生的以色列人拥有俄以混合身份，他们强化了自己的乌克兰身份。然而，这种加强并不一致。它与(a)接触乌克兰新闻和支持乌克兰政府的社交媒体的频率有关;(b)对俄乌战争的态度;(c)战争在日常生活中的存在;(d)乌克兰的地缘政治起源。这项研究强调了在当今信息丰富的时代，研究受危机间接影响的人们的身份转变的重要性。

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the strengthening of Ukrainian identity among former Soviet immigrants from Ukraine: Israel as a case study

This research examined the effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war on identity changes among educated Ukraine-born women who have lived their adult lives in Israel. The data, collected in July 2022, were determined to be representative of educated women aged 25–60 who emigrated from Ukraine during 1988–2018. Findings revealed a strengthened Ukrainian identity in over half of the respondents. The Ukrainian-born Israelis, who held a hybrid Russian-Israeli identity, strengthened their Ukrainian identity. However, this strengthening was not uniform. It was associated with (a) frequency of exposure to Ukrainian news and social media that support the Ukrainian government; (b) attitudes toward the Russian-Ukrainian war; (c) the presence of the war in daily life; and (d) the geo-political place of origin in Ukraine. The study underscores the importance of researching identity shifts in people indirectly affected by crises in today’s information-rich age.

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Post-Soviet Affairs Multiple-

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5.00

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期刊介绍： Quarterly publication featuring the work of prominent Western scholars on the republics of the former Soviet Union providing exclusive, up-to-the-minute analyses of the state of the economy and society, progress toward economic reform, and linkages between political and social changes and economic developments. Published since 1985.