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THE BOOK “Alternative Mechanisms for the Socio-Economic Development of Ukraine”

THE BOOK “Alternative Mechanisms for the Socio-Economic Development of Ukraine”

DOWNLOAD THE BOOK The study is dedicated to researching the social and economic processes happening in Ukraine and producing alternative mechanisms of government regulation of these processes. The authors focus on the search for resources for Ukraine’s economic development. In order to do that, they propose to introduce changes into the state’s tax and debt […]

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The Ukrainian Left during and after the Maidan Protests

The Ukrainian Left during and after the Maidan Protests

What are the current prospects and opportunities for left wing politics now in Ukraine both in the parliamentary and extra-parliamentary spheres? Are there any prospects for a ‘left turn’ in the separatist republics? What political lessons should the European and the international left draw from the political events in the Ukraine and what were their results for the local left?

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The World Today: Ukrainian Complexities

The World Today: Ukrainian Complexities

Tariq Ali talks to Volodymyr Ishchenko about the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, about policy, economy and the left movement.

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Kiev has a nasty case of anti-communist hysteria

Kiev has a nasty case of anti-communist hysteria

An anti-communist hysteria is prevailing in Kiev. After banning Soviet symbols earlier this year, a court has now outlawed the Communist party of Ukraine, preventing it from organising and taking part in elections.

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Two years after Euromaidan: repression of public protest returns

Two years after Euromaidan: repression of public protest returns

During the period from April to August 2015 some positive trends regarding the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly were reversed, and now the total number of instances of repression of protests is higher than during the term of Viktor Yanukovych. This is according to the results of monitoring of protests, repressions and concessions conducted […]

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History of Ukrainian Debt Dependence Formation

History of Ukrainian Debt Dependence Formation

In 1999 Ukrainian government debt exceed critically level of 60% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) : $15.3 Bn. In 2002 ,Ukraine refused credits from IMF. From the end of 2004 cooperation with international finance institutions was limited by consulting and technical support. New credit programs were not taken until 2008. In 2004, world leading rating […]

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