Ukraine on its meandering path between East and West
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Ukraine on its meandering path between East and West
（Interdisciplinary studies on Central and Eastern Europe, v. 4）
Peter Lang, c2009
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
The last five years have proven to be quite tumultuous for Ukraine. The Orange Revolution, as witnessed around the world, sought to overthrow the ancien regime and to replace it with younger, more democratic leaders. At the same time it was a declaration that Ukraine was truly a European nation that duly embraced the democratic values of the west. However, disappointment soon replaced the euphoria of the victory. This volume attempts to show the elements of change and conflict that have arisen since the Orange Revolution and to explain some of Ukraine's challenges today on its meandering path between East and West.
Table of Contents
Contents: Andrej N. Lushnycky/Mykola Riabchuk: Foreword - Mykola Riabchuk: Agony of a "Blackmail State": Rise and (Possible) Fall of Post-Soviet Semi-Authoritarian Regimes - Nicole Gallina: Ukraine Knocking at the Door? The EU-Ukraine Relationship after the Orange Revolution - Marta Dyczok: Media in Ukraine: Between Revolution and Election (2004-2006) - Olexiy Haran/Petro Burkovsky: In the Aftermath of the Revolution: From Orange Victory to Sharing the Power with Opponents - Mychailo Wynnyckyj: Ukraine 2006-7: Building Elite Consensus Through Conflict - Tammy Lynch: Ukraine's Post-Orange Evolution - James Sherr: Whither the Russian Factor? - Mark Andryczyk: New Images of the Intellectual in Post-Soviet Ukrainian Literature.
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