Політика пам’яті в Україні: історичні наративи, стратегії впрова- дження в умовах війни та післявоєнного періоду: монографія

The monograph states that memory policy is a set of state, social, and cultural practices/strategies aimed at forming, supporting, and transforming collective memory about historical events, figures, and processes. It analyzes the transformation of memory policy in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war, examines historical narratives that are being formed in the contemporary public sphere, particularly in school textbooks, museums, memorial practices, and the media, and determines their role in constructing collective identity and supporting the state strategy of countering Russian aggression. The authors examined the mechanisms for implementing memory policy at the state level, including legislative initiatives, government programs, and the activities of local self-government bodies. The prospects for the development of memory policy in the post-conflict period are considered, primarily the institutionalization of national memorial practices and their integration into educational and sociocultural programs.

For scholars, civil servants, educators, students, and anyone interested in the history of Ukraine, issues of national security, military-strategic planning, and, of course, memory policy.