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Multiple Modernities in Ukraine

Journal Article (2022)
Author(s)

Uta Pottgiesser (TU Delft - Heritage & Architecture)

W. J. Quist (TU Delft - Heritage & Architecture)

Research Group
Heritage & Architecture
Copyright
© 2022 U. Pottgiesser, W.J. Quist
DOI related publication
https://doi.org/10.52200.docomomo.67.ed
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Publication Year
2022
Language
English
Copyright
© 2022 U. Pottgiesser, W.J. Quist
Research Group
Heritage & Architecture
Issue number
67
Volume number
2022
Pages (from-to)
2-10
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Abstract

When moving the Docomomo Headquarters to Delft in January 2022, it announced a new cycle of the Docomomo journal by turning the journal fully open access and by introducing a peer-review process. This allows for further scientific indexation of the journal and attracting a wider range of authors. In September 2022 the Docomomo Journal was indexed by Scopus and the issues 1-65 from 1990-2021 are available online in our Docomomo journal Archive. Since then, the Docomomo Journal 66 on Modern Plastic Heritage was published and with this Docomomo Journal 67 we are approaching the country that has dominated our political and cultural discussions in 2022: Ukraine. In January 2022 it was not predictable that national autonomy, human lives and cultural heritage are threatened and destroyed by Russian aggression that started on 24th February 2022. In March of this year, Docomomo International published the Solidarity Statement on Ukraine and has since then been working on this special issue on the Multiple Modernities in Ukraine.