Natalia Dziadyk

Based on ethnographic fieldwork, this project aims to address how, through their political claims and repertoires of actions, Ukrainians displaced by the war enacted new political subjectivities, shaped political alliances, and charged public spaces in Prague with new meanings. Situated at the intersection of social movement and critical citizenship studies, the project offers not only a more critical perspective on displacement and activism in times of war but also contributes to the volume of empirical works on the political activism of Ukrainian migrants and displaced people, giving their advocacy deserved scholarly attention.