Adaptive Changes in the Functioning of the Political System of Ukraine in the Conditions of Post-War Reconstruction

The monograph contains an analysis of scenario approaches to problems that should become priority issues for Ukraine in the period of post-war reconstruction. The attention of the author team is focused primarily on the issue of ways and mechanisms for updating the system of government, the institutional basis of the political system, and establishing a balance of power that would ensure both the decisive role of the state in economic and social revival and the maximum full involvement of society in determining the national development strategy.

Special attention is paid to increasing the efficiency of public administration, continuing the democratization of the information, spiritual, and legal spheres, and establishing universal justice in society. The monograph also considers the issues of the prospects for Ukraine's participation in the European process and the importance of public diplomacy for its integration into the global space.

For scientists, teachers, higher education students, and everyone who pays attention to issues of the country's political development.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part I. PECULIARITIES OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES IN THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF UKRAINE DURING THE RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD

Section 1. Political regime in post-war Ukraine (H. Zelenko)

Section 2. Optimization of the parliamentary model: Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine during the post-war period (V. Perevezii)

Section 3. The institute of the presidency in the period of post-war reconstruction (I. Ovchar)

Section 4. Political mechanisms to increase the efficiency of the executive body (S. Sytnyk)

Section 5. Directions for forming effective institutions of the judicial authority in post-war Ukraine (V. Kozma)

Section 6. Mechanisms of renewal of elites in the post-war period (T. Liashenko)

Part II. GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY IN THE RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD

Section 7. National consensus on the model of socio-political life (Yu. Shaihorodskyi)

Section 8. Democratism as a manifestation of new Ukrainian identity (T. Bevz)

Section 9. Political mechanisms of healing social wounds (N. Kononenko)

Section 10. Counteraction to social populism during post-war reconstruction (O. Kalakura)

Section 11. Decentralisation and unity of the country (M. Horbatiuk)

Section 12. Role of civic activism in post-war recovery (V. Yaremchuk)

Section 13. Mechanisms of formation of democratic information field (Yu. Nikolaiets)

Section 14. A model of church policy in peaceful times (Z. Samchuk)

Section 15. Ethnic policy in Ukraine after the cancellation / termination of the legal regime of martial law (V. Kotygorenko)

Part III. INTEGRATION OF UKRAINE'S POLITICAL FIELD INTO THE GLOBAL SPACE

Section 16. Adaptation of political and administrative institutions of Ukraine to European criteria (O. Maiboroda)

Section 17. Mechanisms of public diplomacy in shaping international support for Ukraine: aspects of ensuring economic assistance and recovery (L. Kyianytsia)