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The present article focuses on the great numbers of economic and political Ukrainian migrants who have been migrating because of their desire for a better life or who have, forcibly, been internally displaced because of the war in eastern Ukraine. The article presents the reasons for and the consequences of the aforementioned migrations as evinced in the humanistic beliefs reflected in the essays, considerations and diary entries of esteemed Ukrainian writers (Jurij Andruhovič, Andrej Kurkov, Tanja Maljarčuk, etc.) – especially as have been observed in the light of Europeanism in Ukraine and the Ukrainian (non)-presence in Europe. The article is also interested in how this problematic is reflected in public discourse. It appears that the topic is less present in the primary sense, while emphasis is laid on the causes that led to the present situation: the question of nationality, identity, and the stressing of patriotism

Sodobna ukrajinska migrantska problematika v luči evromajdanskih protestov in vojne