Marta Jaroszewicz, Jan Grzymski, Mateusz Krępa.

The Ukrainian refugee crisis demands new solutions

Natural Human Behaviour (2022)

https://doi.org/10.1038/s41562-022-01361-3

Abstract

The mobility of refugees caused by the unprovoked, full-scale Russian aggression against Ukraine is distinct from mass movements of people previously experienced in Europe, including after the end of World War II. Within the 7 weeks of the war, the Russian invasion has forced 4.6 million people to flee the country and displaced more than 7.1 million people within Ukraine.

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Flaga Ukrainy

Europe and Mobilities

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