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With the disintegration of the Soviet Union, a number of new states were created that had little or no claim to any previous existence. Ukraine is one of the countries that faced not only political, social and economic transformation, but also state formation and the redefinition of national identity. This book uses Ukraine as a case study in trying to trace the key moments of decision making in the course of creating a new state while shedding the legacies of "Soviet-type" statehood. The Moulding of Ukraine offers a systematic examination of competing ideological visions of statehood and discusses them against the backdrop of historical traditions in Ukraine. This well-documented and lucidly written book is the only coherent account available in English of the process of constitutional reform, offering an insight into post-Soviet Ukrainian politics. A useful addition to university course reading lists in Ukrainian studies, post-Soviet studies, post-communist democratization, comparative constitutionalism, state-building and institutional design. © Central European University Press, 2001
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Post-communist state transformations in Central and Eastern Europe have been accompanied by an upsurge of identity politics as newly-independent peoples sought to redefine themselves and their place in Europe. National unity has proved elusive in practice as new democracies have debated constitutional and territorial-administrative changes to prepare for the challenges of "returning to Europe" while at the same time integrating diverse historical regions and ethnic minorities. The case of regional reform and resurgent regional politics presented in this volume highlight the divergent concepts of statehood which have emerged as Central and East Europeans struggle to come to terms with the meaning of their statehood today. Competing models have been advocated in terms of their perceived conformity with national or local traditions and wider trends in modern European governance, but local interests and identities have challenged this emphasis on the imperatives of sovereignty, territorial unity and administrative efficiency. The contributors investigate these pressing issues as new and tougher controls are enforced at the EU's emerging external borders, posing fresh challenges to national, regional and minority identities.
National movements --- Eastern and Central Europe --- Regionalism --- Régionalisme --- Case studies. --- Cas, Études de --- Europe, Central --- Europe, Eastern --- Europe centrale --- Europe de l'Est --- Politics and government --- Politique et gouvernement --- Régionalisme --- Cas, Études de
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"The Ukrainian crisis presented the gravest threat to peace and stability in Europe since the Second World War. The crisis attracted much international attention, yet little is known about how and why the EU and Russia ended up 'competing' over Ukraine. The authors unravel the deeper origins of the crisis by adopting a long-term perspective to the 'integration offers' presented to Ukraine by Russia and the EU and the choices made by Ukraine's leaders. They analyse these choices showing the key role of Ukraine's political regime in interpreting and balancing between the offers made to Ukraine. The book provides a succinct and accessible study of the complex background and multiple dimensions of the crisis, while also dispelling prevailing oversimplifications and misinterpretations. It explores the key implications of the crisis for Ukraine's interactions with the EU and Russia"--
Ukraine --- European Union countries --- Russia (Federation) --- Foreign relations --- History --- Politics and government --- Relations --- Ukraine - Foreign relations - 1991 --- -Ukraine - Foreign relations - European Union countries --- European Union countries - Foreign relations - Ukraine --- Ukraine - Foreign relations - Russia (Federation) --- Russia (Federation) - Foreign relations - Ukraine
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In this well-researched and detailed book, the authors provide an extensive and critical analysis of post-Soviet regional integration. After almost two decades of unfulfilled integration promises, a new - improved and functioning - regime emerged in the post-Soviet space: the Eurasian Customs Union between Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan (ECU). The contributors seek to explain this puzzling and politically significant development by examining the ECU's origins, institutional architecture, key driving forces and emerging implications. Their investigation reveals that the ECU is an ambitious and
Intégration économique internationale --- Relations économiques internationales --- #SBIB:328H263 --- #SBIB:327.7H31 --- Instellingen en beleid: andere GOS-staten --- Andere intergouvernementele organisaties: WTO, ASEAN e.a. --- Eurasia --- Asia --- Europe --- Economic integration. --- Economic conditions --- Foreign economic relations. --- Foreign relations. --- Eurasia -- Economic conditions -- 21st century. --- Eurasia -- Economic integration. --- Eurasia -- Foreign economic relations. --- Eurasia -- Foreign relations. --- Business & Economics --- Economic History --- Intégration économique internationale. --- Relations économiques internationales. --- Andere intergouvernementele organisaties: WTO, ASEAN e.a
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Political parties --- Political parties --- Political parties --- Political parties --- Political parties --- International cooperation --- International cooperation --- European Union countries --- Europe --- Politics and government --- International cooperation. --- Politics and government --- International cooperation.
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