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Rob Nixon, Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2013).
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Iryna Tsekhosh, “Mariupol: News from the Occupied City,” Ukraïner, June 16, 2023. See ➝.
Ibid.
Elmira Ettinger, “This Is All for Show”: How Russians are Rebuilding Mariupol,” Bird In Flight, March 30, 2023. See ➝.
Sher Khashimov, “By Sending Migrants to Ukraine, the Kremlin is Damaging Ties With Central Asia,” Carnegie Polikita, March 30, 2023. See ➝.
Anthony Bondarchuk, “Occupied. How and Why Russia is ‘Rebuilding’ Mariupol,” Dzerkalo Tyzhnya, June 10, 2023. See ➝.
Ibid.
Oleksandr Viunskovskyi, “Occupiers in Mariupol Force Teachers to Obtain Russian Passports,” Suspilne, June 9, 2023. See ➝.https://suspilne.media/502531-pogrozuut-zvilnennam-i-obmezennami-u-mariupoli-okupanti-zmusuut-vciteliv-otrimuvati-pasporti-rf/? Oleksandr Yankovskyi and Olena Badyuk, “‘Apartment for Three Million in Mariupol’: What Interests Residents of Russia in Occupied Territories?”, Radio Svoboda, July 18, 2023.
Viktoriia Pokatilova, “Ukraine’s Bucha 1 year on: Slow progress in war crime probes,” DW, March 30, 2023. See ➝.
Alina Khelashvili, Anastasiia Bobrova, Yelyzaveta Khassai, Elena Syrbu, Natalia Lomonosova, and Yuliia Nazarenko, “A year of full-scale war in Ukraine: Thoughts, feelings, actions,” Cedos, July 21, 2023. See ➝.
See Repair Together, ➝.
Repair Together, “We believe that young people all over the world can unite and face the global challenges of today,” Instagram, September 4, 2022. See ➝.
“Architects and Urbanists Have Presented Four Visions of the Spatial Development of Mariupol,” Mariupol Reborn, July 7, 2023. See ➝.