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This is a Ethnographic Fieldwork study (also classified as: Interviews).

Acting Together Outside Politics: Russian and Ukrainian Volunteers Helping Ukrainian Refugees in Tbilisi

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This article examines depoliticization dynamics among volunteers and Ukrainian refugees in Tbilisi, revealing implications for NGO environments.

Depoliticization impacted interpersonal bonds among volunteers and refugees, contributing to long-term frustrations.
Ethnographic fieldwork and interviews highlighted factors, including leadership policies, affect interactions.
The study contrasts with previous findings by illustrating how depoliticization can degrade, rather than unify.
Despite political backgrounds, volunteers engaged in a non-polemicized collaborative support for refugees.

Olga Bronnikova (2025) studied this question.

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This article examines depoliticization dynamics among volunteers and Ukrainian refugees in Tbilisi, revealing implications for NGO environments.

Depoliticization impacted interpersonal bonds among volunteers and refugees, contributing to long-term frustrations.
Ethnographic fieldwork and interviews highlighted factors, including leadership policies, affect interactions.
The study contrasts with previous findings by illustrating how depoliticization can degrade, rather than unify.
Despite political backgrounds, volunteers engaged in a non-polemicized collaborative support for refugees.

Olga Bronnikova (2025) studied this question.

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