Russian: a pragmatic proposal

Tomasz Kamusella

Russian: a pragmatic proposal

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Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine is inextricably linked to Putin’s belief that the Ukrainian nation and language do not exist. In response, western institutions should do all they can to promote this language when engaging with Russian citizens. Such a policy may encourage Russians to reflect on their government’s actions.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	New Eastern Europe
Publication status	Published - 21 Nov 2022

Keywords

Russia
Russian language
Russian neoimperialism
Russian world
Russo-Ukrainian war
Russian invasion of Ukraine
Language policy
Ukrainian culture
Ukrainian language

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Rusishtja: Një propozim pragmatik
Translated title of the contribution: Russian: a pragmatic proposalKamusella, T. & Selimi, B., 11 Nov 2022, Drini.
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Russian: a pragmatic proposal

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Rusishtja: Një propozim pragmatik

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