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Conclusions: Institutional Reform and Changes of Values for the Successful Transformation of Ukrainng of civil control over political parties. The authors also discuss the possible utility of value-mediators that may smooth the transition from Ukrainian to Western values now that increasing shares of the population are opting for the European vector of development over its “competing” Eastern post-Soviet model.

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Introduction: Ukrainian Society Under Reluctant Transformation and Institutional Duality,ck without therapy” type of transition. This theoretical framework constitutes the foundation for empirical research using data from the Ukrainian Society survey, described by the authors. Finally, the editors make a summary of the contributions made by authors of the remaining chapters of the book.

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Empirical Evidence of Persistent Institutional Duality in Ukraine, seem persuaded that a free market economy can bring economic development but fear unemployment and inflation. Thus, large shares of Ukrainians remain inclined to support a paternalistic-type of state.