State and institution building in Ukraine
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State and institution building in Ukraine
Macmillan, c1999
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This is a study of state building in Ukraine. The author argues that a market economy and democracy cannot exist in the absence of a state and institutions. Ukraine was a quasi-state within the former USSR when it became independent in January 1992, and thus it inherited only the rudiments of what is traditionally considered a modern state. The creation of a state with viable institutions was prioritized by the executive and legislature who understood that a democracy, civil society, the rule of law and a market economy could not be created in the absence of a state. This study surveys institution and state building in Ukraine by placing it within a comparative and theoretical perspective, challenging many of the current misconceptions commonly held about Ukraine and other post-Soviet countries in the throes of their transformation projects.
目次
- State and Institution Building Within a Comparative and Theoretical Framework
- T.Kuzio & R.S.Kravchuk - Institution Building in Ukraine
- B.Kravchenko - Ukraine's Constitution Process
- O.Vorndran - The Development of the Private Sector and Corruption
- R.Zyla - The Media
- M.Bojcun - Ukraine as a 'Weak' State
- P.D'Anieri - The Ukrainian Parliament
- C.Wise - Economic Interest Groups in Ukraine
- Margarita Balmaceda - Elections
- J.Clem - The Domestic Sources of Ukranian Foreign Policy
- S.Garnett - Centers and Peripheries: Building a State and Civic Nation
- T.Kuzio - Conclusions
- P.D'Anieri
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