Oksana Udovyk
Biographic Data
| ID | 5774105 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Oksana Udovyk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Oksana |
| FAMILY NAME | Udovyk |
| SIGNATURE | UDOVYK O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Södertörn University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5540-7006 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Will displaced Ukrainians return home? Exploring return migration through an aspirations-capabilities lens
Since February 2022 many Ukrainians have been being forcibly displaced in the ongoing war. However, little is known regarding the experiences of internationally displaced Ukrainians. This article explores these experiences and unpacks their return migration aspirations, through in-depth interviews, participatory workshops, and participatory observation with Ukrainians displaced to Spain and Sweden (May-December 2023), as well as policy and contex…
Feminist urban futures
Beyond the Conflict and Weak Civil Society; Stories from Ukraine
This study explores the diversity of grassroots initiatives (GIs) for sustainable development that are emerging in post-EuroMaidan Ukraine. It first focuses on an overview of different theories on civil society and trends in Ukrainian civil society development. Eight cases of GIs are selected to represent different pillars of sustainability work done by the initiatives (economic, social, environmental, and political-institutional). These cases qu…
Participation and post-normal science in practice? Reality check for hazardous chemicals management in the European marine environment
Coping with uncertainties in science-based advice informing environmental management of the Baltic Sea
Unravelling science-policy interactions in environmental risk governance of the Baltic Sea
Interactions between scientific assessments and management decision-making are key determinants for the efficiency of environmental risk governance. This applies particularly to marine ecosystems like the Baltic Sea, where fisheries and eutrophication pose serious threats connected to environmental, social and economic aspects of sustainability. Using contemporary science-policy theory, this paper investigates structures, challenges and prospects…
Governance of Complex Socio-Environmental Risks
Complex socio-environmental risks challenge society. In response to scientific uncertainty and sociopolitical controversies, environmental governance, precaution, and the ecosystem approach to management are held forward as complements to governmental risk-based sector-restricted regulation. We analyze this development for hazardous substances in the Baltic Sea. Based on interviews and policy analysis, we study informal governance and, in particu…
Unravelling science-policy interactions in environmental risk governance of the Baltic Sea
Interactions between scientific assessments and management decision-making are key determinants for the efficiency of environmental risk governance. This applies particularly to marine ecosystems like the Baltic Sea, where fisheries and eutrophication pose serious threats connected to environmental, social and economic aspects of sustainability. Using contemporary science-policy theory, this paper investigates structures, challenges and prospects…
Coping with uncertainties in science-based advice informing environmental management of the Baltic Sea
Participation and post-normal science in practice? Reality check for hazardous chemicals management in the European marine environment
Governance of Complex Socio-Environmental Risks
Complex socio-environmental risks challenge society. In response to scientific uncertainty and sociopolitical controversies, environmental governance, precaution, and the ecosystem approach to management are held forward as complements to governmental risk-based sector-restricted regulation. We analyze this development for hazardous substances in the Baltic Sea. Based on interviews and policy analysis, we study informal governance and, in particu…
Will displaced Ukrainians return home? Exploring return migration through an aspirations-capabilities lens
Since February 2022 many Ukrainians have been being forcibly displaced in the ongoing war. However, little is known regarding the experiences of internationally displaced Ukrainians. This article explores these experiences and unpacks their return migration aspirations, through in-depth interviews, participatory workshops, and participatory observation with Ukrainians displaced to Spain and Sweden (May-December 2023), as well as policy and contex…
Governance of Complex Socio-Environmental Risks
Complex socio-environmental risks challenge society. In response to scientific uncertainty and sociopolitical controversies, environmental governance, precaution, and the ecosystem approach to management are held forward as complements to governmental risk-based sector-restricted regulation. We analyze this development for hazardous substances in the Baltic Sea. Based on interviews and policy analysis, we study informal governance and, in particu…
Coping with uncertainties in science-based advice informing environmental management of the Baltic Sea
Unravelling science-policy interactions in environmental risk governance of the Baltic Sea
Interactions between scientific assessments and management decision-making are key determinants for the efficiency of environmental risk governance. This applies particularly to marine ecosystems like the Baltic Sea, where fisheries and eutrophication pose serious threats connected to environmental, social and economic aspects of sustainability. Using contemporary science-policy theory, this paper investigates structures, challenges and prospects…
Participation and post-normal science in practice? Reality check for hazardous chemicals management in the European marine environment
Beyond the Conflict and Weak Civil Society; Stories from Ukraine
This study explores the diversity of grassroots initiatives (GIs) for sustainable development that are emerging in post-EuroMaidan Ukraine. It first focuses on an overview of different theories on civil society and trends in Ukrainian civil society development. Eight cases of GIs are selected to represent different pillars of sustainability work done by the initiatives (economic, social, environmental, and political-institutional). These cases qu…
Feminist urban futures
Will displaced Ukrainians return home? Exploring return migration through an aspirations-capabilities lens
Since February 2022 many Ukrainians have been being forcibly displaced in the ongoing war. However, little is known regarding the experiences of internationally displaced Ukrainians. This article explores these experiences and unpacks their return migration aspirations, through in-depth interviews, participatory workshops, and participatory observation with Ukrainians displaced to Spain and Sweden (May-December 2023), as well as policy and contex…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Coastal and Marine Management (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works)