Authors

Andrew Wilson¹;  ¹ University College London, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, UK

Discussion

This paper looks at how Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar narratives of decolonisation have developed since the annexation of Crimea in 2014. It then examines post-war plans for changing the Republic of Crimea to a Crimean Tatar National Autonomy, and the practicalities of implementing such plans amidst a multi-ethnic population and renewed settler colonisation of Crimea since 2014.


Key words: Ukrainian, Crimean Tatar, settler colonialism, decolonisation, indigenous rights