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Singing the Nation: Ukrainian Victories at the Eurovision Song Contest and the Politics and Musical Diplomacy (2004–2022)
This article examines how Ukraine has transformed the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) into a platform for cultural diplomacy and sonic sovereignty. Combining musicological analysis with perspectives from cultural studies and political sociology, it explores three emblematic entries—Ruslana’s Wild Danc
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