Press releases All press releases Press release Academic isolation: Higher education in Europe’s de facto states Engagement with the higher education sector in de facto states such as Abkhazia, Transdniestria, and northern Cyprus benefits societies, but can also help conflict-resolution efforts. A new ZOiS Report examines challenges and opportunities. Press release Young Russians agree with official World War II narrative, but criticize excessive victory celebrations This year’s 9th may parade on the occasion of the 75th anniversary is probably going to be postponed due to the Corona-Crisis. A new ZOiS Report provides insights into the attitudes of young people towards the celebrations. The study reveals that while the Soviet victory in World War II still provides a shared historical foundation for young Russians, many young people also criticize today’s victory celebrations as excessive and would prefer a more intimate remembering. Press release Being young in an autocracy: Belarus’ new generation between East and West In the run-up to the upcoming parliamentary elections in November and the presidential elections in 2020, a new ZOiS Report provides insights into the political attitudes of young people in Belarus. Press release EU-oriented, mobile, and less optimistic: political attitudes of young Poles In the run-up to the parliamentary election, a new ZOiS Report by Félix Krawatzek provides insights into the political attitudes of young Poles, their political engagement, and their views on and experiences with other countries. Press release Donbas: Majority wants DNR/LNR to be part of Ukraine A survey among the population in Donbas shows that a majority on both sides of the front line prefers for the DNR/LNR to remain part of Ukraine. While opinions on the future status are diverse, the option to be part of Ukraine without an autonomous status has even gained in popularity in the non-government-controlled Donbas. Press release Ukraine: Trends in Public Opinion A new report by the Centre for East European and International Studies (ZOiS) traces the most recent trends and changes in public opinion. In only one year, attitudes in Ukraine have shifted significantly. Press Contact Dr. Stefanie Orphal Communications Director Yvonne Troll Communications Coordinator Stephanie Alberding Communications Coordinator Anja Krüger Communications Coordinator Elena Goerttler-Reck Trainee
Press release Academic isolation: Higher education in Europe’s de facto states Engagement with the higher education sector in de facto states such as Abkhazia, Transdniestria, and northern Cyprus benefits societies, but can also help conflict-resolution efforts. A new ZOiS Report examines challenges and opportunities.
Press release Young Russians agree with official World War II narrative, but criticize excessive victory celebrations This year’s 9th may parade on the occasion of the 75th anniversary is probably going to be postponed due to the Corona-Crisis. A new ZOiS Report provides insights into the attitudes of young people towards the celebrations. The study reveals that while the Soviet victory in World War II still provides a shared historical foundation for young Russians, many young people also criticize today’s victory celebrations as excessive and would prefer a more intimate remembering.
Press release Being young in an autocracy: Belarus’ new generation between East and West In the run-up to the upcoming parliamentary elections in November and the presidential elections in 2020, a new ZOiS Report provides insights into the political attitudes of young people in Belarus.
Press release EU-oriented, mobile, and less optimistic: political attitudes of young Poles In the run-up to the parliamentary election, a new ZOiS Report by Félix Krawatzek provides insights into the political attitudes of young Poles, their political engagement, and their views on and experiences with other countries.
Press release Donbas: Majority wants DNR/LNR to be part of Ukraine A survey among the population in Donbas shows that a majority on both sides of the front line prefers for the DNR/LNR to remain part of Ukraine. While opinions on the future status are diverse, the option to be part of Ukraine without an autonomous status has even gained in popularity in the non-government-controlled Donbas.
Press release Ukraine: Trends in Public Opinion A new report by the Centre for East European and International Studies (ZOiS) traces the most recent trends and changes in public opinion. In only one year, attitudes in Ukraine have shifted significantly.