Editors: M.R. Lytvyn

Summary: The collective monograph does not consider the conflictogenicity of Ukrainian-Polish interstate and interethnic relations, to which scientific studies are traditionally devoted, but for the first time in Ukrainian historiography — constructive potential, dialogue of authorities, politicians, public intellectuals and attempts to understand them, time of world and local conflicts, hybrid wars with the participation of third forces. Most of the book’s plots aim to deconstruct the traumatic canons of the collective and individual memory of both peoples, which more clearly outline the multilevel contexts of socio-political events and ethnocultural phenomena in Central and Eastern Europe, while representing the millennial neighborhood of two countries and peoples. The revision and «normalization» of markers of the past should actualize the positive potential of history / memory / culture in the collective consciousness.

Reading audience: The book is addressed to scholars, educators and students, as well as managers who implement historical policies in the interests of strengthening national identity and unity of the nation.

ISBN 978-966-02-9792-0

Responsible institutions: Ivan Krypyakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of NAS of Ukraine

Published: Lviv

Size in pages: 455

Print run: 300