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Decentralization in Ukraine and Bottom-Up European Integrationowns into larger Amalgamated Territorial Communities (ATCs). The European Union strongly supports the reform but does not make Ukraine’s further European integration conditional upon it. In order to study whether decentralization can, nevertheless, contribute to the country’s European integration, t

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Kammerwasser, Vorderkammer, hintere Kammer,onstrate how the personal experience and collective memory is being reconsidered by recent events in the history of Ukraine, such as Maidan, the annexation and war. The interviews embrace reflection on the situation in Crimea, self-identification and touch upon pressing issues pertaining to Ukraine’s political development.

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Die Freiwilligkeit von Supererogationen (P4). This chapter argues that there is substantial reason to assume that there is a real risk of elite capture in the current decentralization reform, and suggests that not enough is being done by the central government to mitigate this risk.

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Introduction: Regional Diversity, Decentralization, and Conflict in and around Ukraine, a conflict-mitigation tool, and explains the relevance of the Ukrainian case to the TSG study in the context of intense foreign engagement. It also introduces each chapter of the volume and explains its contribution to the wider literature.

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Crimean Tatars and the Question of National and Ethnic Belonging in Ukraineonstrate how the personal experience and collective memory is being reconsidered by recent events in the history of Ukraine, such as Maidan, the annexation and war. The interviews embrace reflection on the situation in Crimea, self-identification and touch upon pressing issues pertaining to Ukraine’s political development.

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Lukas Windlinger,Stefanie Langernational talks on conflict settlement; defining “red lines” a “maternal state” may not cross in the context of international peace talks; promoting a particular qualification of the uncontrolled territories under international law; and promoting or hindering conflict transformation through different forms of cooperation.