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No. 6 (2025): Young Scholars Grinchenko – Seton International Journal

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Published: 2025-08-10

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Section 1. Young American Scholars

Introductory word

James K. Daly

6-8
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Russia’s tactics in suppressing Ukraine’s sovereignty

Madeline S. Kruszczynski

9-12
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A geopolitical puzzle: the rise of Ukrainian nationalism

Clare V. Dueweke

13-16
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Resilience in Crimea: the history of the Crimean Tatars

Avery J. Kachmarsky

17-20
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Religion and the Russian - Ukraine War

Allison D. Bodaken

21-24
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How it feels to be American

Allison G. Devitt

25-27
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Reflections on the first of the University CORE courses: A journey of transformation and my intended career in nursing

Raquel E. Cunha

28-30
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Potholes and possibilities: a mom’s rough road to success

Novilette Jones

31-32
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Section 2. Young Ukrainian Scholars

Introductory word

Olha Tarasenko

33-36
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Zemstvos of Ukrainian provinces in the late 19th – early 20th centuries in the context of the formation of civil society in Ukraine

Olha Saraieva

37-42
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Ethnomusicological research and the search for national identity in Kyiv musical environment in the second half of the 19th – early 20th centuries

Olha Musiiachenko

43-47
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“Register of the entire army” 1649 and the inhabitants of the city of Trypol in the defense of Ukraine

Mariia Videiko

48-53
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Lubny Gymnasium as a center of knowledge, self-awareness and protest in the conditions of the Russian imperial system

Dmytro Kokotikhin

54-56
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Security challenges in the South Asian Region

Yelyzaveta Sirina

57-61
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Features of Ukraine’s image in the media space of the French Republic in the pre-war period (1991 – 2013)

Anna Dovhan

62-67
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Ukrainian memes as a means of forming national resilience

Denys Yurkovskyi

68-70
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The Holy Dormition Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra in the travel notes of English travelers of the first half of the 19th century

Oleksandr Pysarevskyi

71-74
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German traveler and researcher Johann Georg Kohl and his notes about Ukraine and Lviv

Darya Kuchmiy

75-79
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Information about the authors

Information about the authors

Olha Tarasenko

80-95
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