The moulding of Ukraine: the constitutional politics of state formation

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter

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• LIST OF TABLES (page xi)

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• LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS (page xiii)

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• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (page xv)

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• PREFACE (page xvii)

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• CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION: CONSTITUTIONS AND STATEHOOD (page 1)

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• CHAPTER TWO: IN SEARCH OF A TRADITION: DISCONTINUITIES OF STATEHOOD IN UKRAINE'S HISTORY (page 29)

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• CHAPTER THREE: INDEPENDENCE WITHOUT A VISION: CONSTITUTION MAKING IN 1990-1991 (page 59)

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• CHAPTER FOUR: SIMULATING REFORMS AMIDST CONSTITUTIONAL DISARRAY: UKRAINE UNDER KRAVCHUK'S PRESIDENCY (page 103)

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• CHAPTER FIVE: HOW TO ORGANISE THE STATE? CONSTITUTIONAL DEBATES AFTER THE 1994 ELECTIONS (page 129)

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• CHAPTER SIX: THE PASSAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION: PROCESS, ACTORS, AND STRATEGIES (page 189)

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• CHAPTER SEVEN: UKRAINE AS A NATION-STATE: THE CONCEPTION OF STATEHOOD IN THE 1996 CONSTITUTION (page 227)

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• CHAPTER EIGHT: UKRAINE UNDER THE NEW CONSTITUTION: THE ANATOMY OF A CRISIS (page 253)

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• CONCLUSION (page 285)

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• BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 291)

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• INDEX (page 311)

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