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Ukraine Analityca 1(33) 2024
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BUILDING BACK BETTER

The renewed, full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine in 2022 has served as a further catalyst for grassroots nation-building efforts, highlighting the need for a comprehensive social model, prioritising inclusivity, stability, and long-term prosperity. While military victory against a brutal aggressor remains an existential necessity, being a key factor for Ukraine to protect…

Ukraine Analityca 1(33) 2024
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TRANSPARENCY AS A BASIC PRINCIPLE OF RECONSTRUCTION

The issue of transparency is currently at the forefront of the attention of the EU, IMF, G7, and other international institutions. This aligns with the demands of Ukrainian society, which, unlike its international partners, takes a more radical position in understanding the concept of “transparency” and advocating for this principle. Hence, the question arises: Is…

Ukraine Analityca 1(33) 2024
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TRANSFORMATION THROUGH TRANSPARENCY: ANTI-CORRUPTION REFORMS AS THE KEY PRINCIPLE IN UKRAINE’S RECONSTRUCTION

This study examines the indispensable role of anti-corruption reforms in Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction, and its moves towards a resilient and prosperous future within Europe. Through a comparative analysis of post-war reconstruction cases, it elucidates that Ukraine’s distinct situation, marked by relative stability and a unified society, yet a critical demographic situation, calls for an unparalleled…

Ukraine Analytica
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DEMOCRACIES HAVE TO WIN WARS

I have travelled here (to Atlanta- ed.) from Kyiv, where I am a human rights lawyer. For many years I have been applying the law to defend people and human dignity. Now I am in a situation where the law does not work. Russian troops are destroying residential buildings, churches, museums, schools, and hospitals. They…

Ukraine Analytica
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DEMOCRACY AT WAR: WHAT UKRAINIANS THINK

While Ukrainian citizens’ resistance has surprised the world, it has not been seen as a miracle by Ukrainians themselves, who since 2014 have been involved in volunteer movements and knew well what aggression means. Despite the inevitable concentration of power during the war-time martial law, there is a widespread belief among Ukrainian experts that there…

Ukraine Analytica
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THE END OF DEMOCRACY? HOW DEMOCRACIES NAVIGATE CHANGE

In recent decades, democratic societies have faced both internal and external threats that have caused them to struggle. Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, the COVID-19 pandemic, and Russia’s interference in the Brexit vote and the U.S. elections – these are some of the challenges modern democracies are facing these days. The effectiveness of democracy is…

Ukraine Analytica 31, 2023
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DIGITAL INTEGRATION OF UKRAINE TO THE EU

With the full-scale Russian invasion, Ukraine has made digital transformation and technologies one of the pillars of its resilience and strength. Digital integration is an area where Ukraine has already achieved significant progress. Ukraine’s practical experience of introducing digital technologies is highly valued by the EU, while Ukraine follows the implementation of the European regulations…

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