Reforms, corruption and civic activism: opinion of Ukrainians in October-2022

How MPs Moved Between Factions: The Analysis Of Party Switching In Ukrainian Parliaments

• Oleksii Krymeniuk

Civil Service Reform in Ukraine: Patterns of Success in Reforming Institutions

• Tetyana Tyshchuk

Land of entrepreneurs, IT and beauty. New businesses analysis

• Maryna Ott

Imaginary me: fake accounts on Ukrainian media pages

• Maryna Ott
• Volodymyr Lozovyi

The deeds of time long gone (and not so long)

• Oleksii Krymeniuk
• Maryna Ott

Not by Carrot Alone: Do High Salaries Help Fight Corruption in Public Office

• Vitaliy Protsenko

Old Faces in the New Verkhovna Rada: Reformers or Retrogrades?

• Maryna Ott

Erase This If You Can. What Ukrainian Bots Are Doing on Ukrainian Politicians’ Pages

• Maryna Ott
• Volodymyr Lozovyi

The Distorted Reality of Ukrainian Facebook

• Maria Kriuchok

Facial Masculinity in Ukrainian Politics

• Linh Tran
• Tho Pham
• Oleksandr Talavera

Three Common Myths About The Electorate

• Tymofii Brik
• Oleksii Krymeniuk

Coordination of Communication: Insights from Ministerial Twitter Accounts

• Tho Pham
• Oleksandr Talavera
• Linh Vi

Unparalleled Generosity. Who Spends the National Budget on Local Development and How

• Maryna Ott
• Galyna Kalachova

Crime or economy: which one gets more local media attention?

• Maryna Ott

Economy Goes Down, Financial Risks Go Up. Execution of Budget 2019

• Galyna Kalachova

What do the majority of Ukrainians think about state control over economics and personal freedoms?

• Tymofii Brik
• Oleksii Krymeniuk

Should governments provide more certainty for their countries? And if so, how can they do it?

• Tymofiy Mylovanov
• Ilona Sologoub

Ministry of Social Policy, Ministry of Finances and Ministry of Economy – the Reformers of 2018

• Olha Rybak

A ‘KROK’ Away from the Medical Education Reform. What is wrong with tests for medical students?

• Inna Sovsun
• Tetyana Tyshchuk

Lie 2018. How Presidential Candidates and Party Leaders Lied and Manipulated in Pre-Election Year

• Group of authors

Between Chávez and Merkel: The political ideology of Ukraine’s next president

• Group of authors

Three Years of Reforms. Has Ukraine Reformed Enough for Surviving

• VoxUkraine Editorial Board

Self-employment, Financial Development and Well-being

• Oleksandr Talavera
• Tho Pham
• Mao Zhang

Bad Decisions: How to Build the Poorest Country in Europe

• Daryna Marchak
• Mykola Miagkyi

Structural problems: How ownership structure can determine bank’s financial health

• Tymofii Brik
• Dmytro Ostapchuk

Hidden Figures: What Determines a Bank’s Health

• Dmytro Ostapchuk
• Tymofii Brik

Inside the President’s Head, or What Does Petro Poroshenko’s Facebook Keep Silent About

• Borys Davydenko
• Eugenia Kuznetsova
• Vladymyr Lozovoi

An (un)happy nation. Are Ukrainians really the unhappiest people in Europe?

• Oleksandr Yaroshchuk

Expert Opinion. The Structure of the “Market” of Experts on Ukrainian Political Talk Shows

• Oleksandr Nadelnyuk

First Year of Groysman Government: Which Ministries Worked Better than Others

• Group of authors

First Year: In No Hurry, Or Measuring the Reformist Pace of Groysman’s Government

• Tetyana Tyshchuk

Deputies in Law, Or Legislative Struggle for Economic Policy

• Dmytro Ostapchuk

Much Show but Little Talking?

• Oleksandr Nadelnyuk

The Ranking of Ukrainian Parliament Members: Efforts in Implementing Reform during the 5th Session

• Dmytro Ostapchuk

700 Days of Monitoring Reforms in Ukraine: Ministries’ Rating

• Group of authors

Foreign Direct Investment in Ukraine: War and Peace

• Rostyslav Averchuk

My Tongue is My Enemy/Friend. Media Classification: How the World’s Media Speaks About Ukraine

• Dmytro Ostapchuk

The Cost of Politics: What Should Be The Price of Democracy in Ukraine

• Mykola Yashchuk
• Dmytro Ostapchuk

Beyond the Words: Actual Collaboration in the Ukrainian Parliament

• Tymofii Brik
• Dmytro Ostapchuk

Analyzing Ukrainian Parliament Networks Through Legislative Co-Authorship

• Tymofii Brik
• Dmytro Ostapchuk

Local Elections 2015: Any Trace of Fraud

• Yuriy Gorodnichenko
• Oleksandr Talavera

Explore How You Fit in the Political Landscape

• Group of authors

Vox Data Bank: How Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Works

• Dmytro Ostapchuk

Alternative Parties and Coalitions in Rada

• Tymofiy Mylovanov

Tax Reform in Georgia: Lessons for Ukraine

• Olena Bilan

Macroeconomic Implications of the Tax Reform

• Yuriy Gorodnichenko

The Blockade of Crimea: Is it Working?

• Yuriy Gorodnichenko
• Oleksandr Talavera

Crimea Triangle: Where do Missing Trucks from Ukraine Go?

• Yuriy Gorodnichenko
• Oleksandr Talavera

Budget Process: Set the Rules or Cancel the Game

• Ilona Sologoub

Divide the Minds, Conquer the Land: How the War in Donbas Segregates the Nation

• Dinissa Duvanova
• Alex Nikolsko-Rzhevskyy

Chernigiv Rada Election 2015: No Statistical Evidence of Fraud

• Yuriy Gorodnichenko
• Tymofiy Mylovanov

Borovikgate Online II: Leading Source of Tweets and Dynamics of Sharing

Borovikgate Online: Intriguing (Ir)Regularities in Sentiment

• Tymofii Brik
• Tymofiy Mylovanov
• Lubomir Bregman

Law 1558-1 Was Passed by the Opposition

• Tymofiy Mylovanov
• Dmytro Ostapchuk

IMF Program: Summary before the Review

• VoxUkraine Editorial Board

Corruption Risks Ranking of Institutions Awarding Academic Degrees in Economics

• VoxUkraine Editorial Board

VoxUkraine Report on Voting Patterns in Rada: The Real Coalition and is Samopomich a Dissenter?

• Dmytro Ostapchuk
• Tymofiy Mylovanov
• Group of authors

Twitter Accounts of the Ukrainian Government: Follow-Up?

Twitter Embarrassment of the Ukrainian Government

• VoxUkraine Editorial Board

Evolution Of Poroshenko’s Thinking

• VoxUkraine Editorial Board