
Aiming to explain why people become foreign fighters within and beyond the Former Soviet Union | Based in @UofGlasgow, @uOttawa & Charles University Prague
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Welcome to our twitter page! This is an account for keeping up-to-date with our project, From Russia with War, based at @CEESGlasgow with researchers in @uOttawa and Charles University. This thread is an introduction – who are we and what do we do? (1/7)
One of our project members, the great @HankJostic has a book out on Mariupol! Read it below:
My book is now available for free-access download. Hard copy out in a few days ✨
ceupress.com/book/mariupol-2…
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Excited to announce that my book about Mariupol mobilization & resistance will soon be out!
🔓📙 Coming soon and #openaccess from @CEUPress and @opening_future!
Mariupol 2013-2022 by @HankJostic
tinyurl.com/Josticova
Riverine Citizenship by Azra Hromadzic
tinyurl.com/Hromadzic
The Habsburg Garrison Complex in Trebinje by Cathie Carmichael
tinyurl.com/CathieCarmichael
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Great to catch up with all the fascinating research which our PhD students are doing across our region of study @UofGSPS @UofGSocSci
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My short piece on Belarusians fighting for Ukraine for @NYUJordanCenter. @FromRuswithWar
jordanrussiacenter.org/blog/…
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"Live. Fight. Survive." is a testimony of the brutality of the Russian war against Ukraine written by a British POW captured in Mariupol; but also an important resource for us who study motivations of foreigners who risk their lives for Ukraine, in a war that is not theirs.
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“Don’t worry, Shaun Pinner; you’ll find discomfort and pain in this place, but you’ll be okay,” said the masked FSB agent. Stabbed, repeatedly electrocuted, tasered, beaten, mentally abused, in one word – tortured - @olddog100ua fought, survived, and lived to tell the story. 🧵
We have a paper out! Looking at Belarusian volunteers fighting for #ukraine. Link below!
"There won’t be a free Belarus without a free Ukraine." Our @FromRuswithWar paper about Belarusian volunteers fighting for Ukraine is out! Utilising data from my ethnographic fieldwork among Belarusian combatants.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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"There won’t be a free Belarus without a free Ukraine." Our @FromRuswithWar paper about Belarusian volunteers fighting for Ukraine is out! Utilising data from my ethnographic fieldwork among Belarusian combatants.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Interesting video with Mamuka Mamulashvili, commander of the Georgian Legion, alongside Volodymyr Zolkin:
youtube.com/watch?v=XrJk8u7i…
Valuable memoir by a Foreign Fighter on his time in Ukraine: antelopehillpublishing.com/p…
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As a recent terror attack in Iran has shown, the Islamic State has grown adept at appealing to radicalized people from Central Asia and mobilizing them into action against its perceived enemies, both inside Afghanistan and abroad. eurasianet.org/iran-attack-s…
As we approach the ten year mark for the War in Ukraine, it’s worth watching this documentary - particularly if you’re interested in our research into Foreign Fighters, as attitudes have evidently changed drastically:
m.youtube.com/watch?v=5BXYZq…
New open access paper from two friends of the project/former conference panellists:
#OpenAccess from @EJIntSec -
Replacing the standard bearer: Theorising leadership transition in insurgencies - cup.org/48uVH6G
- Mark Youngman (@portsmouthuni) & Cerwyn Moore (@BhamPolsis)
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The videos of our conference held in Ottawa in October are online! If you missed it, please give them a watch here:
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Update: have now had more requests for comment than I can handle (but I'm trying). Remaining business: please get my pronouns right. @haaretzcom I'm looking at you. They/them
There was no tweet announcing this from this account… because the person running it was on the first panel!
We heard from @AlexJYeoo, Elena Zhirukhina and Noah Tucker on Returnees in the Former Soviet Union!
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Finally, Aleksandre Kvakhadze discusses contributory factors to the mobilisation of Foreign Fighters
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@RatelleJean wraps up the conference with some concluding remarks!














