Democratization, Good Governance and EU-Ukraine Association Agreement
What can be done to overcome corruption? What is “good governance” and how can it be achieved? What change is possible within the state administration of Ukraine? How best can we engage the citizens of Ukraine in determining, managing and realizing meaningful reforms to the justice system?
September 29, 2011
One extremely dangerous enemy for Ukrainians today is the undiagnosed post-soviet syndrome of desperately awaiting communism
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The ideological smokescreen for ordinary people was the state’s supposed concern for its citizens. For the public and the world, the state presented its actions as “charitable,” extraordinary, and the only important achievement in the world.
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