Ukraine after the Euromaidan : challenges and hopes /
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Imprint: | Bern : Peter Lang AG, [2015] |
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Description: | 271 pages ; 23 cm. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Interdisciplinary studies on Central and Eastern Europe ; vol. 13 Interdisciplinary studies on Central and Eastern Europe ; v. 13. |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11423024 |
Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgements
- Ukraine's Revolution: The National Historical Context and the New Challenges for the Country and the World
- Part I. The Euromaidan and Ukraine's Revolution: Politics, Democracy and Civil Society
- Ukraine's Revolution as De-Institutionalisation of the Post-Soviet Order
- Ukraine's Third Attempt
- The Ukrainian "Eurorevolution": Dynamics and Meaning
- Before and After the Euromaidan: Ukraine Between the European Choice and the Russian Factor
- The Revolution of Dignity in the Context of Theory of Social Revolutions
- Part II. Ukraine's Revolutionary Challenges in the European and the Global Contexts
- The Ukrainian Revolution in International Context
- The Beginning of Ukraine and the End of the Post-bipolar World
- Is Neutrality a Solution for Ukraine's Security?
- Part III. Social Economic, Legislative and Humanitarian Issues of the Reforms
- Ukraine's Economy; Current Challenges
- The Issue of Power Decentralisation in the Context of Constitutional Reform in Ukraine
- The "Endless Story" of Local Self-Government Reform: Before the Post-Maidan Challenges
- Ukraine's Migration and Demographic Situation in the Context of Foreign Intervention
- Part IV. Regional and Ethno-Cultural Dimensions of the Ukraine's Transformation
- The Maidan and Post-Maidan Ukraine: Public Attitudes in Regional Dimensions
- Public Opinion in the Donbas and Halychyna on the Ukraine's Upheavals of Winter 2013-Summer 2014
- Crimean Tatars' National Institutes under the Occupation: The Case of the Muftiyat of Crimea
- The Donbas: An Uprising of the People or a Putsch by Slaveholders?
- Part V. Language, Media and Culture under Transformation
- The Problem of Bilingualism in Ukraine: The Historical and International Context
- Consequences of the Maidan: War of Symbols, Real War and Nation Building
- Vocabularies of Colliding Realities: A Representation of Conflict and War in the Ukrainian Media
- Art and Revolution: Kyiv Maidan of 2013-2014
- Notes on Contributors