Anti-Corruption Policies in Ukraine: Successes and Setbacks
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Endemic corruption in Ukraine was one of the triggers of the Euromaidan protests and promises to combat it propelled a new generation of political activists into the government. Ukraine recently passed a series of anti-corruption laws and established new agencies to combat corruption. Will these steps lead to appreciable improvements or are they just lip service to a dissatisfied public and demanding international community?
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Executive Director, Anti-corruption Research and Education Centre, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy; Associate Professor, National University “Yaroslav the Wise Law Academy of Ukraine”
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