Orange revolution and aftermath : mobilization, apathy, and the state in Ukraine /
D'Anieri, Paul J.,1965-
Washington, D.C. : Woodrow Wilson Center Press : Baltimore, Md. : Johns Hopkins University Press,
c2010.
Introduction: Civil society in Ukraine - From despair to hope ... and back / Paul D'Anieri -- PART 1. SOCIAL MOBILIZATION AND THE ORANGE REVOLUTION: Orange in a shade of gray: electoral fraud, corruption, and protest in the Orange Revolution / Joshua A. Tucker ; Building a revolution: elite choice and opposition tactics in pre-Orange Ukraine / Tommy Lynch ; Orchestrating a popular protest movement to conduct a revolution / Ioulia Shukan ; Ukraine's Orange Revolution: beyond Soviet political culture? / Anna Fournier ; National identity and authoritarianism: Belarus and Ukraine compared : Lucan A. Way ; Betting on society: power perceptions and elite games in Ukraine ; Serhiy Kudelia -- PART 2. IDENTITY, CITIZENS, AND THE STATE IN POST-ORANGE REVOLUTION UKRAINE: Less fear, little trust: deciphering the whys of Ukrainian tax compliance / Marc P. Berenson ; Legitimizing facades: civil society in post-Orange Ukraine / Jessica Allina-Pisano ; The dialogics of development: NGOs, ethnopolitics, and Roma in Ukraine / Adriana Helbig ; Encompassing religious pluralism: the Orthodox Imaginary of Ukraine / Vlad Naumescu.
Includes bibliographical references and index.