November 13, 2025Baltic Journal of Economic StudiesOpen Access

Local Political Activity in Ukraine: "Displaced" Middle Class and Democracy (Survey of Internally Displaced Persons)

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DYDenys Yakovlev HTHanna Trushevych ODOlha Diachenko

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Survey finds political participation of internally displaced persons can enhance democratic processes in Ukraine, suggesting urgent reforms are needed.

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Political participation among internally displaced persons remains critically low, highlighting a significant crisis in political subjectivity.
Survey data reveal only 1% of IDPs actively participate in local decision-making, with over 70% displaying apathy towards involvement.
The assessment included over 200 IDPs from war-affected regions, indicating a profound need for integration into community processes.
Calls for state policy reforms emphasize the necessity for inclusive democratic practices to empower IDPs in Ukraine.

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Yakovlev et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692523bbc0ce034ddc354b72 https://doi.org/10.30525/2256-0742/2025-11-5-47-54

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Survey finds political participation of internally displaced persons can enhance democratic processes in Ukraine, suggesting urgent reforms are needed.

Local Political Activity in Ukraine: "Displaced" Middle Class and Democracy (Survey of Internally Displaced Persons)

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Local Political Activity in Ukraine: "Displaced" Middle Class and Democracy (Survey of Internally Displaced Persons)

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