Ukraine twenty years after independence: Assessments, perspectives, challenges (англ.)

Foreword (Giovanna Elisabeth Brogi)

Part I
Society, Politics, Economy, Law, Religion

The Geopolitical Role of Ukraine and its Foreign Politics During 20 Years of independence (Yuri Scherbak)
‘Soft is beautiful. . . ! Ukraine’s Approach to Regional Integration’ (Kataryna Wolczuk, Roman Wolczuk)
Chornobyl in a New History of Modern Ukraine Subjects, Methods, and Limits (Anna Veronika Wendland)
Human Rights in Ukraine. 1987–2012 (Yevhen Zakharov)
Religious Freedom vs Traditions of State Favoritism: an Unsteady Balance (Myroslav Marynovych)
‘Traditional’ Churches In Independent Ukraine. In Search of Common Identity (F. Iwan Dacko, F. Oleh Turii)
Energy Pendulum as an Illustration of Ukraine’s Twenty–Year Way. Between the Vested Interests of Oligarchonomics and the Energy Independence of the State (Mykhailo Gonchar)
The Ukrainian Political System from Independence to Democratic Involution (Pietro Grilli di Cortona, Barbara Pisciotta)
The Constitutional Development of Ukraine. Amendment Procedures in Theory and Practice (Caterina Filippini)
Threats to Free Speech in Ukraine: The Bigger Picture (Marta Dyczok)
The Consequences of the 2012 Election in Ukraine (Oleksandr Paliy)
Nobody Wanted to Win (Volodymyr Horbach)
Ukraine after the Yanukovych Ruin (Alexander J. Motyl)

Part II
Language, Culture, Literature

Pushing the “Regional Language”. Ukraine’s Law “On Principles of the State Language Policy” in Force (Michael A. Moser)
Language and Identity in Contemporary Ukraine (Nadiya Trach)
A New Hero for Ukraine. Mazepa in Recent Ukrainian Publications (Alois Woldan)
Building Memory. National Identities and Monuments in Post–Soviet Ukraine (Simone A. Bellezza)
Dmytro Dontsov’s Ideology of Integral Nationalism in Post–Soviet Ukraine (Renata Caruso)
Post–coloniality as Method and Mind–Set. Ukrainian Literature and Literary Scholarship 1991–2011 (Marko Pavlyshyn)
Soviet Dissident Writers in The Literary Canon of Contemporary Ukraine (Alessandro Achilli)
Educational Policy of Ukraine since 2010. Back to the Imperial Past (Maksym V. Strikha)