Call for Papers

UA: Ukraine Analytica

Issue 1(33), 2024

“Recovery”

Ukraine Analytica is the first Ukrainian academic/analytical journal in English language on International Relations Politics and Economics. The journal is aimed for experts, diplomats, academics, students interested in the international relations and Ukraine in particular.

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Germany will host the next recovery conference for Ukraine in the Summer 2024. We see more and more of the recovery and reconstruction projects proposed to Ukraine, which raise, in addition to the financial questions, different political and social ones. What kind of Ukraine would we like to see after the war – just rebuilt or modernised? What to do with new demography challenges and social capital? Which countries can be involved in reconstruction and recovery, and with which know-how.

The articles within the following topics are expected for consideration, but not limited to this:

  • Best practices of the post-war reconstruction and recovery around the globe
  • What should be the main principles of Ukraine’s recovery?
  • Gender aspects of the reconstruction and recovery
  • What if the war prolonged, can the recovery happen in parallel?
  • International institutions, countries, private business – who will take a lead in Ukraine
    reconstruction?

The abstract of about 200 words setting:

  1.  Title,
  2.  Authors name and affiliation;
  3. The main research questions the author is going to cover in the article

– should be sent not later than – 5 February 2024

to Ukraine_analytica@ukr.net

The selected authors will be notified.

The full article should be sent to Ukraine_analytica@ukr.net not later than (early sending appreciated) – 10 March 2024


GUIDE TO JOURNAL CONTRIBUTORS
Articles should be original and in British English, around 3000-4000 words, and should include a 100-word abstract as well as the full title and affiliation of the author. In the end of the article, 3 sentences bio of the author should be included.

Please consider your articles to be more policy-oriented (language and style) rather than pure academic theoretical, but with sound analysis, media style is not acceptable.

Full guide for Journal Contributors is here

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