Articles by Mykola Kapitonenko

Mykola Kapitonenko, PhD, is a Co-editor-in-chief at UA: Ukraine Analytica and an Associate Professor at the Institute of International Relations of Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University. He is also a Director to the Centre of International Studies, an NGO, specializing at regional security studies and foreign policy of Ukraine. He has also been invited as a visiting professor to the University of Iowa, and was teaching at the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. Mykola’s main research focus is in conflict studies and Ukrainian foreign policy. He has been managing a number of analytical projects, and he is an author of a textbook on international conflict studies, a monograph on power factor in international politics, and more than 60 articles on various foreign policy and security issues. Dr Kapitonenko had advised members of Parliament of Ukraine and Government on foreign policy issues and being a regular commenter on TV.


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БРЮСЕЛЬСЬКИЙ САМІТ НАТО ТА ПРАГНЕННЯ УКРАЇНИ ДО НАБУТТЯ ЧЛЕНСТВА: НОВИЙ ПОРЯДОК ДЕННИЙ АЛЬЯНСУ

У статті розглядаються результати саміту НАТО в Брюсселі 2018 року. Окрему увагу приділено обговоренню питання розподілу фінансового тягаря. У статті також розглядаються нові пріоритети стратегічного планування Альянсу. Крім того, досліджено перспективи більш тісної співпраці України з НАТО, враховуючи динаміку конфлікту на сході України та намічений процес внесення змін до Конституції України щодо намірів набуття членства…

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THE HELSINKI WORLD ORDER: WHAT’S LEFT?

The crisis of international security arrangements is gradually getting deeper. It generates risks on every scale: bilateral, regional, and global. Revisionism and geopolitical offensive are on the rise. Protracted conflicts all over the world are getting more dangerous. Under such downbeat conditions, discussions are underway about the contours of a possible new world order. Some…

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GUIDELINES FOR MANAGING THE CONFLICT IN DONBAS

The article focuses on the on-going conflict in the East of Ukraine. Two years after its beginning, it has become a challenge for both national and regional security. By now, it carries the features of the so-called “frozen” conflicts, typical for post-Soviet political space. Managing these conflicts is specifically difficult due to strong impact of…

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A WORLD IN DISORDER

In this article, we argue that Russia’s annexation of Crimea from Ukraine generates far-reaching consequences for both regional and global security. On the one hand, Russia appears as a revisionist state, which is challenging the existing world order, incompatible with an Anschluss. On the other hand, Russia’s capabilities of projecting power are limited mostly to…

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