Daily life, as a long-term guest saw it change
A long-term foreign resident's account of what changed in daily life, which is a different record from the one made by statistics.
Demography, labour, migration, regional economies and the human context behind the numbers.
A long-term foreign resident's account of what changed in daily life, which is a different record from the one made by statistics.
Every plan for Ukraine assumes a population number, and most of them assume it without saying so. The honest range is wide and the consequences are…
Regional economic divergence has widened sharply, and the pattern is not the one the pre-war map would have predicted.
Millions of Ukrainians are living abroad. How many come back is the single most consequential variable in the country's future, and it is decided household by…
Under sustained pressure, formal institutions matter less than most theories predict and informal networks matter considerably more.
A generation that has spent its formative years in disruption has a specific relationship to institutions, work and the future. It is not the one older…
Ukrainian-language publishing has grown from a marginal business to a functioning industry with festivals, prizes, translation programmes and readers who buy hardbacks.
Ukraine is building a mental health system rather than a set of services, and the distinction is what makes it likely to last.
A large share of families will have someone who served. That changes workplaces, schools, medicine and ordinary social life, and most of the adjustment is practical.
The reconstruction will be carried out by welders, machine operators and electricians. There are not enough of them, and the training system is the thing that…
Return migration is less discussed than departure and is at least as consequential, because people come back with things they did not leave with.
Music travels further and faster than any other cultural product, and Ukrainian artists have used that in a period when other channels were harder.
The primary sources this archive rests on. All of them official bodies or institutional data providers.
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