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Effective Anti-Corruption Messaging: Lessons from Ukraine

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Both government agencies and civil society activists in Ukraine widely employ anti-corruption messaging such as billboards, posters, television advertisements, and trainings. But which messages, if any,…

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Ukraine’s Emerging Security State (Kudelia); Stalled Social Mobility in Russia (Gerber)

Ukraine’s Emerging Security State by Sergiy Kudelia “This article reviews President Poroshenko’s first term in office and argues that he failed in his attempt to balance the imperatives of power consolidation…

What are the Prospects for Ending the Conflict in Ukraine?

Keith Darden (American University) discusses the prospects for ending the Ukraine conflict and what might be the process needed to get there.

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What are the Prospects for Ending the Conflict in Ukraine?

Keith Darden (American University) discusses the prospects for ending the Ukraine conflict and what might be the process needed to get there. See more about this topic at an event with Keith…

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Revolution and Reform in Ukraine: Evaluating Four Years of Reform

By Silviya Nitsova, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Grigore Pop-Eleches, Princeton University, and Graeme Robertson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In February 2014, Ukraine grabbed the world’s attention…

Out of Control: Ukraine’s Rogue Militias

(VICE) In 2014, Ukraine was under siege and the military was unprepared. Desperate, the government urged anyone to get to the front and fight the Russian-backed separatists. As the war…

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Ukraine and Russia: Peace, War and the Future

(YaleGlobal Online) ODESSA: Russia relations with Ukraine in the post-Soviet era may certainly be divided into two periods uneven in length. The first one was a period of relative peace…

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Nationalist Radicalization Trends in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine

(PONARS Policy Memo) Ukraine today faces a vicious circle of nationalist radicalization involving mutual reinforcement between far-right groups and the dominant oligarchic pyramids. This has significantly contributed to a post-Euromaidan domestic…

Breaking from ‘The Conflict Trap’: Donbas War Exposure and Support for Nonviolent Conflict Resolution in Ukraine

Mikhail Alexseev (San Diego State University) discusses his research analyzing the effects of war exposure on the political orientations of Ukraine’s citizens.

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Breaking from “The Conflict Trap”: Donbas War Exposure and Support for Nonviolent Conflict Resolution in Ukraine

Mikhail Alexseev (San Diego State University) discusses his research analyzing the effects of war exposure on the political orientations of Ukraine’s citizens. Alexseev Podcast .mp3 Episode 17

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Effective Anti-Corruption Messaging: Lessons from Ukraine

Ukraine’s Emerging Security State (Kudelia); Stalled Social Mobility in Russia (Gerber)

What are the Prospects for Ending the Conflict in Ukraine?

What are the Prospects for Ending the Conflict in Ukraine?

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Ukraine and Russia: Peace, War and the Future

Nationalist Radicalization Trends in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine

Breaking from ‘The Conflict Trap’: Donbas War Exposure and Support for Nonviolent Conflict Resolution in Ukraine

Breaking from “The Conflict Trap”: Donbas War Exposure and Support for Nonviolent Conflict Resolution in Ukraine