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Ash, Timothy. 1998. “Land and Agricultural Reform in Ukraine.” Land Reform in the Former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Ed. Stephen Wegren. London: Routledge. 62-86.

Aslund, Anders. 1995a. “Ukraine’s Resurrection.” American Foreign Policy Interests 17.3 (June): 12-18.

---. 1995b. “Eurasia Letter: Ukraine’s Turnaround.” Foreign Policy 100 (Fall): 125-43.

---. 2001. “Ukraine’s Return to Economic Growth.” Eurasian Geography and Economics42.5 (July-Aug.): 313-28.

Aslund, Anders and Georges de Ménil, eds. 2000. Economic Reform in Ukraine: The Unfinished Agenda. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe.

Balmaceda, Margarita Mercedes. 1998. “Gas, Oil and the Linkages between Domestic and Foreign Policies: The Case of Ukraine.” Europe-Asia Studies 50.2 (Mar.): 257-86.

Bandera, Volodymyr N. 1994. “Independent Ukraine on the Map of Europe.” Ukraine and Ukrainians throughout the World: A Demographic and Sociological Guide to the Homeland and Its Diaspora. Ed. Ann Lencyk Pawliczko. Toronto: U of Toronto P. 87- 111.

Banaian, King. 1999. The Ukrainian Economy since Independence. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.

Bekkers, Angela et al., eds. 1993. Taming the Wild East?: A Business Study of the Ukraine.

Rotterdam: Faculty of Business Administration, Erasmus U Rotterdam.

Bohachevsky-Chomiak, Martha. 1995. “Ukrainian Women’s Organizations Take Their Case to

Government.” Surviving Together 13.4 (Winter): 50-52.

Borisenko, E. and I. Semenenko. 1998. “Black Sea Economic Cooperation.” InternationalAffairs 44.1: 91-97.

Borisov, Vadim and Simon Clarke. 1994. “Reform and Revolution in the Communist National Park.” Capital and Class 53 (Summer): 9-13.

Boss, Helen. 1994. “Ukraine’s First Year of Economic Statehood.” Economic Transformation in East-Central Europe and the Newly Independent States. Ed. Grabor Hunya. Boulder, CO: Westview. 243-75.

---. 1996. “Ukraine: Better, But Not Good Enough.” Transition Economies: Economic Development in 1995 and Outlook for 1996 and 1997. Eds. Leon Podkaminer et al. Vienna: Vienna Inst. for Compar. Economic Studies. 103-10.

Boss, Helen and Peter Havlik. 1994. “Slavic (Dis)union: Consequences for Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.” Economics of Transition 2.2 (June): 233-54.

Bridgewater, S. 1995. “The Entry Mode Choices of Multinational Corporations in Turbulent Markets: The Case of Ukraine.” Diss. Warwick U.

Buck, Trevor et al. 1996. “The Process and Impact of Privatization in Russia and Ukraine.”

Comparative Economic Studies 38.2-3 (Summer-Fall): 45-67.

Burkavsky, Ihor. 1993. “The Economic Situation in Ukraine.” Politychna dumka 1: 166-68.

Chandler, Andrea. 1996a. “Social Policy and Political Discourse in Post-Soviet Ukraine.” Journal of Ukrainian Studies 21.1-2 (Summer-Winter): 191-211.

---. 1996b. “State Building and Social Obligations in Post-Communist Systems: Assessing Change in Russia and Ukraine.” Canadian Slavonic Papers 38.1-2 (Mar.-June): 1-21.

Chu, H. Quan and Wafik Grais. 1994. Macroeconomic Consequences of Energy Supply Shocks in Ukraine. Washington, DC: World Bank.

Cook, Linda J. 1995. “Conclusion: Workers in Post-Communist Poland, Russia, and Ukraine.”

Communist and Post-Communist Studies 28.1 (Mar.): 115-18.

Cornelius, Peter K. and Patrick Lenain. 1997. Ukraine: Accelerating the Transition to Market. Washington, DC: International Monetary Fund.

Cowley, Andrew. 1994. “Unruly Child: A Survey of Ukraine.” Economist 331 (May 7): 1-18.

Crowley, Stephen. 1995. “Between Class and Nation: Worker Politics in the New Ukraine.”

Communist and Post-Communist Studies 28.1 (Mar.): 43-69.

Csaki, Csaba. 1997. Land Reform in Ukraine: The First Five Years. Washington, DC: World Bank.

Dabrowski, Marek. 1994. “The Ukrainian Way to Hyperinflation.” Communist Economies and Economic Transformation 6.2: 115-37.

Dabrowski, Marek and Rafal Antczak. 1996. “Economic Transition in Russia, Ukraine, and

Belarus: A Comparative Perspective.” Economic Transition in Russia and the New States of Eurasia. Ed. Bartlomiej Kaminski. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe. 42-80.

Darsky, Leonid and Sergei Scherbov. 1995. “Marital Status Behaviour of Women in the Former Soviet Republics.” European Journal of Population 11.1: 31-62.

Davis, Susan F. 1997. “Re-Forming Leviathan? The Changing Nature of State-Society Relation in Soviet and Post-Soviet States: The Case of Trade Unions in Russia and Ukraine.” Diss. Emory U.

Dienes, Leslie. 1993. “Economic Geographic Relations in the Post-Soviet Republics.” Post-

Soviet Geography 34.8 (Oct.): 497-529.

Drum, Bernard. 1994. Mass Privatization in Ukraine. Washington, DC: World Bank.

Epstein, Michael A., John I. Huhs, and Robert Charles Odle, eds. 1993. New Developments in Doing Business in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Ukraine. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice.

Fazio, Gioacchino and Oliver Hueber. 1998. “On the Role of Wages in the Ukrainian Transition Process: An Empirical Investigation.” Economia Internazionale 51.4 (Nov.): 517-29.

Frydman, Roman et al. 1993. The Privatization Process in Russia, Ukraine and the Baltic States. Budapest: Central European UP.

Fuxman, Leonora. 1997. “Ethical Dilemmas of Doing Business in Post-Soviet Ukraine.” Journal of Business Ethics 16.12/13 (Sep.): 1273-82.

Genckaya, Omer Faruk. 1993. “The Black Sea Economic Co-operation Project: A Regional

Challenge to European Integration.” International Social Science Journal 45.4 (Nov.):

549-57.

Goldsmith, Benjamin E. 2001. “Economic Liberalism and Security Preferences: A Comparative Case Study of Russia and Ukraine in the 1990s.” Demokratizatsiya 9.3 (Summer): 399-433.

Golovakha, Evgenii and Natalya Panina. 1995. “Ukraine’s Population under Conditions of Socio-Economic Crisis: Psychological State and Factors of Survival. The Emancipation of Society as a Reaction to Systematic Change: Survival, Adaptation to New Rules and Ethnopolitical Conflicts. 7-22. Vol. 4 of Post-Soviet Puzzles: Mapping the Political Economy of the Former Soviet Union. 4 vols. Eds. Klaus Segbers and Stephan De Spiegeleire. Baden-Baden: Nomos.

Grais, Wafik. 1992-93. “Economic Transition in the Western Regions of the Former Soviet Union.” Eurasian Reports 3.1 (Winter): 33-42.

Gray, John E. et al. 1993. Basic Concepts for the Development of Energy Policies for Russia and Ukraine: A U.S.-Japanese-Russian-Ukrainian Cooperative Approach. Washington, DC: Atlantic Council of the US.

Hardt, John P. and Gretchen R. Rodkey. 1996. “Global Integration and the Convergence of

Interests Among Key Actors in the West, Russia, Ukraine, and the Commonwealth of

Independent States.” Economic Transition in Russia and the New States of Eurasia. Ed. Bartlomiej Kaminski. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe. 357-85.

Havrylyshyn, Oleh, Marcus Miller, and William Perraudin. 1996. “Deficits, Inflation and the

Political Economy of Ukraine.” Economic Policy 9 (Oct.): 354-401.

Hirschhausen, Christian von. 1998. “Industrial Restructuring in Ukraine Seven Years after Independence.” Communist Economies and Economic Transformation 10.4 (Dec.): 451-66.

Hirschhausen, Christian von and Hella Engerer. 1998. “Post-Soviet Gas Sector Restructuring in the CIS: A Political Economy Approach.” Energy Policy 26 (Dec.): 1113-23.

Hrycak, Alexandra. 2006. “Foundation Feminism and the Articulation of Hybrid Feminisms in Post-Socialist Ukraine.” East European Politics and Societies 20.1 (Winter): 69-100.

Ingram, Michael. 1996. “The Ukrainian Agricultural Sector: Foreign Export Trade Potential in the Intermediate-Term.” Diss. U of Kansas.

International Labour Office. Central and Eastern European Team. 1995. The Ukrainian

Challenge: Reforming Labour Market and Social Policy. Budapest: Central European UP.

International Monetary Fund. 1993. Economic Review: Ukraine. Washington, DC: International Monetary Fund.

Ishaq, Mohammed. 1997. “The Ukrainian Economy and the Process of Reform.” Communist Economies and Economic Transformation 9.4 (Dec.): 501-17.

---. 1999. “Foreign Direct Investment in Ukraine since Transition.” Communist and Post Communist Studies 32.1 (Mar.): 91-109.

Johnson, S. R. et al. 1994. “Production Efficiency and Agricultural Reform in Ukraine.” American Journal of Agricultural Economics 76.3 (Aug.): 629-65.

Kaufmann, Daniel. 1994. “Diminishing Returns to Administrative Controls and the Emergence of the Unofficial Economy.” Economic Policy 9.19 (Dec.): 51-69.

Kipp, Jacob W. 1994. “The Ukraine’s Socio-Economic Crisis.” Military Review 74.3 (Mar.):

32-37.

Kiss, Károly and Volodimir R. Sidenko. 1992-93. “Ukraine on the Way Toward Economic Stabilization and Independence.” Eastern European Economics 31.2 (Winter): 65-93.

Kistersky, Leonid. 1993-94. “Economic Reasons for the Political Crisis in Ukraine.” Brown Journal of Foreign Affairs 1.1 (Winter): 171-76.

Kohn, Melvin L. et al. 1997. “Social Structure and Personality under Conditions of Radical Social Change: A Comparative Analysis of Poland and Ukraine.” American Sociological Review 62.4 (Aug.): 614-38.

Koropeckyj, I.S. 1996. “Inflation and the Productive Structure in the Ukrainian Economy.” Ukrainian Economic Review 2.3: 23-41.

Kramer, Mark. 1995. “Introduction: Blue-Collar Workers and the Post-Communist Transitions in Poland, Russia, and Ukraine.” Communist and Post-Communist Studies 28.1 (Mar.): 3-11.

Krasnov, Gregory V. and Josef C. Brada. 1997. “Implicit Subsidies in Russian-Ukrainian Energy Trade.” Europe-Asia Studies 49.5 (July): 825-43.

Kravchuk, Robert S. 1998. “Budget Deficits, Hyperinflation, and Stabilization in Ukraine, 1991-96.” Public Budgeting and Finance 18.4 (Winter): 45-70.

---. 2002. Ukrainian Political Economy: The First Ten Years. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

---. 2005. “Kuchma as Economic Reformer.” Problems of Post-Communism 52.5 (Sep./Oct.): 48-58.

Krawec, Roman. 1995. “Ukrainian Space Policy: Contributing to National Economic Development.” Space Policy 11.2 (May): 105-14.

Kubicek, Paul. 1995. “Corporatism as a Post-Communist Phoenix? Ukraine in Comparative

Perspective.” Diss. U of Michigan.

---. 1996. “Variations on a Corporatist Theme: Interest Associations in Post-Soviet Ukraine and Russia.” Europe-Asia Studies 48.1 (Jan.): 27-46.

---. 1997. “Post-Soviet Ukraine: In Search of a Constituency for Reform.” Journal ofCommunist Studies and Transition Politics 13.3 (Sep.): 103-26.

---. 2002. “Civil Society, Trade Unions and Post-Soviet Democratisation: Evidence from Russia and Ukraine.” Europe-Asia Studies 54.4 (June): 603-24.

Kupryashkina, Svetlana. 1993. “Women Seek New Roles, Rights In Ukraine.” Surviving Together 11.1 (Spring): 55-56.

---. 1995a. “Women in the Ukraine: Trends and Tendencies in the Labour Market.” Canadian Woman Studies 16.1 (Winter): 60-63.

---. 1995b. “Women’s Health in Ukraine: Facts and Opinions.” Surviving Together 13.2 (Summer): 26-28.

Kushnirsky, Fyodor. 1994. “Ukraine’s Industrial Enterprise: Surviving Hard Times.” Comparative Economic Studies 36.4 (Winter): 21-39.

Lerman, Zvi. 1999. “Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Ukraine.” Problems of Post- Communism 46.3 (May-June): 42-55.

Leshchenko, Larisa. 1994. Privatizing Ukraine--Will the Ukrainian People Become Richer? Wien: Inst. fur Hohere Studien.

Lopus, Jane. 1998. “Life in Transition Economies.” Social Studies 89.6 (Nov.-Dec.): 248-50.

Marples, David. 1993. “The Post-Soviet Nuclear Power Program.” Post-Soviet Geography 34.3 (Mar.): 172-84.

---. 1994. “The Ukrainian Economy in the Autumn of 1994: Status Report.” Post-Soviet Geography 35.8 (Oct.): 484-91.

McCarthy, F. Desmond. 1994. External Shocks and Performance Responses during Systemic Transition: The Case of Ukraine. Washington, DC: World Bank.

Miller, William L., Tatyana Koshechkina and Ase Grodeland. 1997. “How Citizens Cope with Postcommunist Officials: Evidence from Focus Group Discussions in Ukraine and the Czech Republic.” Political Studies 45.3: 597-625.

Mroz, John Edwin and Oleksandr Pavliuk. 1996. “Ukraine: Europe’s Linchpin.” Foreign Affairs 75.3 (May-June): 52-62.

Nadal de Simone, Francisco. 1994. “Ukraine’s New Currency and the Unstable Ruble Currency Area.” Communist Economies and Economic Transformation 6.1: 99-112.

Nahaylo, Bohdan. 1992. The New Ukraine: Post-Soviet Business Forum. London: The Royal Institute for International Affairs.

OECD. 1993. Investment Guide for Ukraine. OECD.

Oosterbaan, Gwynne. 1997. “Clan Based Politics in Ukraine and the Implications for Democratization.” Perspectives on Political and Economic Transitions after Communism. Ed. John S. Micgiel. New York: Inst. on East Central Europe, Columbia U. 213-33.

Patterson, Perry L. 1994. “A Turning Point for Monetary and Financial Policy in Ukraine?”

Comparative Economic Studies 36.3 (Fall): 123-26.

Petrik, Alexander. 1996. “The Role and Functioning of the Central Bank. Instruments of Credit-Monetary Policy.” Problems of Economic Transition 38.11 (Mar.): 24-35.

Pond, Elizabeth. 1994. “Letter from Kiev.” Europe 341 (Nov.): 35-36.

---. 1995. “An End, Maybe, to Sleepwalking in Ukraine.” The Washington Quarterly 18.1 (Winter): 73-81.

Puglisi, Rosaria. 2003. “Clashing Agendas? Economic Interests, Elite Coalitions and Prospects for Co-operation between Russia and Ukraine.” Europe-Asia Studies 55.6 (Sep.): 827-45.

Rick, Simon. 1994. “Workers and Independence in Divided Ukraine.” Labour Focus on Eastern Europe 49 (Autumn): 18-34.

---. 2000. Labour and Political Transformation in Russia and Ukraine. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate.

Robinson, Alan. 1998. Ukraine: Restructuring for Growth. London: Euromoney Books.

Rose, Richard. 1995a. “Adaptation, Resilience, and Destitution: Alternative Responses to Transition in Ukraine.” Problems of Post-Communism 42.6 (Nov.-Dec.): 52-61.

---. 1995b. Adaptation, Resilience and Destitution: Alternatives in the Ukraine. Glasgow: Centre for the Study of Public Policy, University of Strathclyde.

Rosefielde, Steven. 1996. “Ukraine’s Economic Recovery Potential to the Year 2000.” Journal of Ukrainian Studies 21.1-2 (Summer-Winter): 165-90.

Rosen, Seth B. 1994. “Balancing Economics and Ecology: Financing Mechanisms for the Cleanup of Ukraine.” Harvard Environmental Law Review 18.1: 235-47.

Rosenbaum, Andrew. 1996. “Ukraine Rebounds.” The World and I 11.3 (Mar.): 64-69.

Rowen, Henry S., Charles Wolf, Jr., and Jeanne Zlotnik, eds. 1994. Defense Conversion, Economic Reform and the Outlook for the Russian and Ukrainian Economies. New York: St. Martin’s.

Sekarev, A. 1995. “Ukraine’s Crisis on the Basis of Vague Economic Policy.” Problems of Economic Transition 37.9: 40-56.

Shen, Raphael. 1996. Ukraine’s Economic Reform: Obstacles, Errors, Lessons. Westport, CT: Praeger.

Siedenberg, Axel and Lutz Hoffmann, eds. 1999. Ukraine at the Crossroads: Economic Reforms in International Perspective. New York: Physica Verlag.

Sikorski, Radek. 1992. “Ukraine on the Brink.” National Review 44.25 (Dec. 28): 17-19.

Smolansky, Oles M. 1995. “Ukraine’s Quest for Independence: The Fuel Factor.” Europe-Asia Studies 47.1: 67-90.

---. 1999. “Fuel, Credit, and Trade: Ukraine’s Economic Dependence on Russia.” Problems of Post-Communism 46.2 (Mar./Apr.): 49-58.

Stent, Angela. 1993-94. “Women in the Post-Communist World: The Politics of Identity and

Ethnicity.” World Policy Journal 10.4 (Winter): 65-71.

Tedstrom, John E. 1995. “Ukraine: A Crash Course in Economic Transition.” Comparative

Economic Studies 37.4 (Winter): 49-67.

Thomas, Steve. 1999. “Economic and Safety Pressures on Nuclear Power: A Comparison of Russia and Ukraine since the Break-up of the Soviet Union.” Energy Policy 27.13 (Nov.): 745-67.

“Ukraine: Macroeconomic Problems and Policies.” 1996. Problems of Economic Transition 38.11 (Mar.): 6-35.

Walker, W. Michael. 1996. “Changing Lives: Social Change and Women’s Lives in East Ukraine.” Interface: Bradford Studies in Language, Culture and Society 1: 94-116.

Wilson, Andrew and Ihor Burakovskyi. 1996. Economic Reform in Ukraine. London: Royal Inst. of International Affairs.

Woehrel, Steven J. 1993. “Political-Economic Assessments: Ukraine.” The Former Soviet Union in Transition. Ed. Richard F. Kaufman and John P. Hardt. Armonk, NY: M. E.

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Wolf, Charles. 1993a. Economic Transformation and the Changing International Economic Environment. Santa Monica, CA: Rand.

---., ed. 1993b. The Role of the Military Sector in the Economies of Russia and Ukraine. Proc. of the RAND-Hoover Symposium, Nov. 1992. Santa Monica, CA: Rand.

World Bank. 1993. Ukraine: The Social Sectors during Transition. Washington, DC: World Bank.

---. 1994. Ukraine: The Agriculture Sector in Transition. Washington, DC: World Bank.

Woroby, Tamara and Andrew Bihun. 1992-93. “The Ukrainian Economy: One Year After

Independence.” Eurasian Reports 3.1 (Winter): 43-50.

Zaborsky, Victor. 1996. “Ukraine’s Niche in the U.S. Launch Market: Will Kiev’s Hopes Come True?” World Affairs 159.2 (Fall): 55-63.

Zon, Hans van. 2000. The Political Economy of Independent Ukraine. London: Macmillan.