Making Ukraine. Studies on Political Culture, Historical Narrative, and Identity (review)

Arts & Humanities

• Ukraine 99%
• Historical Narrative 94%
• Political Culture 94%
• Cossacks 77%
• Pannonian Rusyns 63%
• 18th Century 57%
• Statehood 27%
• Autonomy 27%
• Nationhood 26%
• Poland 20%
• Kingdom 19%
• Vilnius 17%
• Baltic Germans 17%
• Catherine II 17%
• Polish Culture 17%
• Travesty 16%
• Polish Literature 16%
• Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 16%
• Liberty 15%
• One Nation 15%
• Cracow 15%
• 1760s 15%
• Ruthenia 14%
• Cultural Influences 14%
• Local Elites 14%
• National Consciousness 14%
• Historian 14%
• Pity 13%
• Nobleman 13%
• Nobles 13%
• Domination 13%
• Soviet Period 13%
• Gravity 13%
• Political Ideas 13%
• Lithuania 13%
• Reader 12%
• Seizures 12%
• Warsaw 12%
• Instinct 12%
• Late Eighteenth-century 11%
• Nobility 11%
• Catholicism 11%
• Legitimacy 11%
• Early Nineteenth-century 10%
• Moscow 10%
• Overlap 10%
• Soviet Union 9%
• Destruction 9%
• Russia 8%
• Historiography 8%
• Names 6%
• Writer 6%
• Language 5%

Social Sciences

• political culture 100%
• Ukraine 95%
• eighteenth century 70%
• narrative 57%
• bank 31%
• statehood 28%
• autonomy 24%
• historian 23%
• nineteenth century 22%
• Poland 21%
• sixteenth century 16%
• Catholicism 16%
• national consciousness 15%
• local elite 15%
• instinct 14%
• confederation 14%
• seizure 13%
• historiography 13%
• political influence 13%
• Lithuania 13%
• Pole 12%
• intellectual 12%
• domination 11%
• inhabitant 11%
• coherence 10%
• USSR 10%
• writer 9%
• literature 9%
• legitimacy 9%
• Territories 9%
• Russia 8%
• university teacher 8%
• politics 6%
• evidence 4%
• time 4%