| Topic | Author | Issue |
|---|---|---|
| Language Policy in Ukraine — Overview and Analysis | Juliane Besters-Dilger | 1 |
| Ukrainians Now (Say That They) Speak Predominantly Ukrainian | Volodymyr Kulyk | 1 |
| Motivations for Embracing the Ukrainian Language in Wartime Ukraine | Natalia Kudriavtseva | 1 |
| Surzhyk in Ukraine: Between Language Ideology and Usage | Anastasija Kostiučenko | 1 |
| Research(ers) in Times of War | Gwendolyn Sasse | 2 |
| Brief Overview of the State of Ukraine’s Higher Education and Science in Times of War | Yuliia Yevstiunina, Philipp Christoph Schmädeke, Tetiana Folhina | 2 |
| How Russia’s War Hits International Relations Studies | Yulia Kurnyshova | 2 |
| Studying Ukraine in Political Science: From Theory Testing to Theory Building | Inna Melnykovska | 2 |
| Scholars’ Attention to Ukraine: the Same Problems as in the Mass Media | Artem Zakharchenko | 2 |
| Visibility of Ukrainian Studies: Mission Possible | Tamara Martsenyuk | 2 |
| Why Russian Studies in the West Failed to Provide a Clue about Russia and Ukraine | Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Ilona Sologoub, Tatyana Deryugina | 2 |
| Towards Post-Russian Studies: Decolonizing Imperial Knowledge in Western Academia | Roman Horbyk | 2 |
