Previous Publications
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Ukrainian newspapers, magazines, radio stations and TV channels are anything but business. Their purpose is anything but the foundation of democracy in society
30 April, 2013
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Yuriy Makarov
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While Russia accuses Ukraine of "forced Ukrainization", Ukrainian-speakers face discrimination today, just like they did in times of colonial dependence
30 April, 2013
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Oleksandr Kramar
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There are many reasons why Ukrainian society is degrading. For one thing, the so-called elites who should be the vanguard of society and whose values influence the rest of society are extremely lowbrow.
25 April, 2013
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Bohdan Butkevych
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A social movement organized through Facebook encourages businesses to respect Ukrainian-speaking consumers and use Ukrainian when they operate in Ukraine
14 April, 2013
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Maria Zaslavska
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Oleksandr Zheliba, lecturer at Nizhyn University in Chernihiv Oblast, encourages his students to write Wikipedia articles instead of reports and projects
12 April, 2013
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Liubomyr Krupnytskyi
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How university rectors are turning their offices into lucrative lifelong sinecures
31 March, 2013
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Ihor Likarchuk
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Based on a specific mindset, dependence, financial mechanisms, tactics and traditions, the Ukrainian press is closer to its genetic predecessors – Soviet party agitation and propaganda – rather than its modern counterparts in the world
15 March, 2013
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Serhiy Lytvynenko
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Who runs the illegal coal business in the Donbas
15 March, 2013
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Nataliya Gumenyuk
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Filmmaker and photographer Mimi Chakarova: “The fastest way to crush the human spirit is to sell a person into slavery”
22 February, 2013
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Hanna Trehub
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Suppressing voices in their heads, focusing on real sounds and adjusting the dosage of medicine - why Ukrainians with bipolar disorder would do anything just to stay out of a psychiatric hospital
22 February, 2013
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Valeria Burlakova
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Dutch Sovietologist Robert van Voren speaks about Soviet repressive psychiatry and its surviving offshoots
22 February, 2013
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Hanna Trehub
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Internet movements are helping Ukrainians to overcome intimidation, disseminate accurate information and coordinate activism, yet they should not be viewed as an alternative to street protests
8 February, 2013
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Valeria Burlakova
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Copwatch, a global campaign to stop police brutality, is gaining ground in Ukraine as local ‘copwatchers’ observe and document police misconduct
21 January, 2013
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Valeria Burlakova
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In 2013, the Ukrainian workforce expects redundancies, while enterprises are preparing for the large scale optimization of personnel
21 January, 2013
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Margarita Ormotsadze
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Tajik migrant workers as vehicles of historical vengeance
9 January, 2013
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Katerina Barabash
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Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with joy. May the new year bring you peace, happiness and prosperity!
17 December, 2012
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The Ukrainian Week
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Uncertain futures, hypersensitivity, and the burdens of the 1990s are eroding Ukrainians’ trust in the institution of marriage
17 December, 2012
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Bohdan Butkevych
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The half-million population of Mariupol in Eastern Ukraine is standing for its right to breathe safely
12 December, 2012
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Natalia Kommodova
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Industrial depression in the Donbas depopulates towns once built around plants and coal mines
12 December, 2012
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Bohdan Butkevych
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A donation from Dmytro Firtash to Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU), and recently established harmonious relations between its rector and the oligarch, raise complex ethical issues about the role and future of UCU
24 November, 2012
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Zenon Zawada
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Filaret’s position saved the Kyiv Patriarchate from a rift and dissolution in the “Russian World”
8 November, 2012
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Ihor Losiev
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Andreas Kappeler talks about why Ukraine is still a blank space on Western Europe’s mental map
1 November, 2012
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Oleksandr Pahiria
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American journalist David Boardman talks about the challenges facing mass media in the digital era
23 October, 2012
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Olena Pototska
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How an oligarch-controlled economic model destroys an individual city
22 October, 2012
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Bohdan Butkevych
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Lack of money, stereotypes and simple laziness deprive Ukrainians of even local travel
4 October, 2012
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Valeria Burlakova
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Danuta Bilavich on Ukraine’s management of cultural institutions compared to Europe and America.
3 October, 2012
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Anastasiya Levkova
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From the Lisbon Protocol to the Budapest Memorandum. When, why and how the concept of Ukraine’s status as a non-nuclear weapon state was designed? Declaration of Ukraine’s status as a non-nuclear weapon state and strengthening of its independent statehood. Negotiations on the outline of Ukraine’s non-nuclear weapon state status under international law: process and outcome. The time of wasted opportunities. Budapest Memorandum: a historic mistake or inadequate actions by Ukraine’s government? Modern model to guarantee Ukraine’s security as a non-nuclear weapon state.
day before yesterday, Volodymyr Vasylenko,
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The Ukrainian Week spoke with Germany’s special envoy to Ukraine on reform in governance and decentralization, Georg Milbradt, about German government assistance in the implementation of reforms and about the successes and difficulties faced in this process.
13 July, Olha Vorozhbyt,
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Why are Ukraine’s public finances starting to look shaky?
11 July, Lyubomyr Shavalyuk,
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Ukraine’s economy has nearly recovered to prewar levels, but for it to go into higher gear, there needs to be a serious a shift in policy priorities
10 July, Oleksandr Kramar,
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