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| Author |
D'Anieri, Paul (ed.) Kravchuk, Robert S. (ed.) Kuzio, Taras (ed.) |
|---|---|
| Title | State and Institution Building in Ukraine |
| Parallel title / Title of generic unit | |
| Subject | 1. Ukraine-Politics and government-1991- 2. Post-communism-Ukraine. |
| Publisher | New York: St. Martin's Press |
| Year | 1999 |
| Pages | 364 |
| Description | This book represents the first in-depth and comprehensive study of state building in Ukraine. The editors argue that a market economy and democracy can not exist in the absence of effective state and governing institutions. This study examines institution and state building in Ukraine by placing it within a comparative and theoretical perspective, challenging many of the current misconceptions about Ukraine and other post-Soviet countries in the process of transition. |
| Type | Book |
| Note | Includes bibliography and index. CONTENTS: Stateness and Institutions in Ukraine: A Theoretical and Comparative Introduction, by Taras Kuzio / The Separation of Powers Puzzle in Ukraine: Sorting Out Responsibilities and Relationships between President, Parliament, and the Prime Minister, by Charles R. Wise and Volodymyr Pigenko / Ukrainian Interest Groups, Corporatism, and Economic Reform, by Paul Kubicek / The Impact of Domestic Divisions on Ukrainian Foreign Policy: Ukraine as a 'Weak State', by Paul D'Anieri / Like Oil and Water: Ukraine's External Westernization and Internal Stagnation, by Sherman W. Garnett / the Law on the Civil Service: A Case Study of Administrative Reform in Ukraine, by Bohdan Krawchenko / The Quest for Balance: Regional Self-Government and Subnational Fiscal Policy in Ukraine, by Robert S. Kravchuk / Defining the Political Community in Ukraine: State, Nation, and the Transition to Modernity, by Taras Kuzio / Corruption in Ukraine: Between Perceptions and Realities, by Roman P. Zyla / Institutional Power and Ideology in the Ukrainian Constitutional Process, by Oliver Vorndran / The Donbas and Crimea: An Institutional and Demographic Approach to Ethnic Mobilization in Two Ukrainian Regions, by Taras Kuzio and David J. Meyer / Conclusion: Institutionalizing Democracy in a Divided State, by Paul D'Anieri / Bibliography / About the Authors / Index |
| Language | English |
| Series | |
| Identifier | 0312214588 |
| Call No. |
947'.71 |
| Location |
Library |
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