title: ‘Two Ukraines’ Reconsidered: The End of <scp>U</scp>krainian Ambivalence?
abstract: Abstract The 2014 R usso‐ U krainian war, euphemistically called the ‘ U kraine crisis’, has largely confirmed, on certain accounts, a dramatic split of the country and people's loyalties between the proverbial ‘East’ and ‘West’, between the ‘ E urasian’ and ‘ E uropean’ ways of development epitomized by R ussia and the E uropean Union. By other accounts, however, it has proved that the U krainian nation is much more united than many experts and policymakers expected, and that the public support
journal: Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism