Ukraine's gas sector by Pirani, S

“…Public discussion in western Europe has turned to Ukraine as a transit country – through which more than four-fifths of Russian gas exports to Europe pass – when its disputes with Russia have threatened to interrupt supply. …”

The Impact of the Russia–Ukraine Gas Crisis in South Eastern Europe by Kovacevic, A

Higher education in Ukraine: past overview, present state and future perspectives by Ivanenko, N

“…It provides brief historical survey of the higher education in Ukraine, past and present education development in the country. …”

Facts and fabrications: experiences of law and legality among return migrants in Ukraine by Kubal, A

“…The analysis is based on 99 in-depth interviews conducted in Ukraine with return migrants, family members of migrants and representatives of organizations that help return migrants reintegrate back into the society. …”

The social consequences of population displacement in Ukraine: the risks of marginalization and social exclusion by Mykhnenko, V, Kuznetsova, I, Mikheieva, O, Gulyieva, G, Dragneva, R

“… <p style="text-align:justify;"> Soon after de facto annexation of the Crimean Peninsula by the Russian Federation in February-March 2018, the Donbas was plunged into a brutal – albeit undeclared or ‘hybrid’ – war that pitted Russia and its proxy military forces against Ukraine. In total, between 14 April 2014 and 15 November 2017, the UN recorded 35,081 war-related casualties, including 10,303 people killed and 24,778 injured. …”

Facts and fabrications: experiences of law and legality among return migrants in Ukraine by Kubal, A

“…The analysis is based on 99 in-depth interviews conducted in Ukraine with return migrants, family members of migrants and representatives of organizations that help return migrants reintegrate back into the society. …”

Paying over the odds at the end of the fiscal year. Evidence from Ukraine by Klymak, M, Baumann, S

Russian gas transit across Ukraine post-2019 – pipeline scenarios, gas flow consequences, and regulatory constraints by Pirani, S, Yafimava, K

“…The future of the transportation of Russian gas to Europe is wide open. The role of Ukraine, historically the main transit corridor, will change after the current transit contract between Gazprom and Naftogaz Ukrainy expires on 31 December 2019. …”

The Russo-Ukrainian gas dispute of January 2009: a comprehensive assessment by Stern, J, Pirani, S, Yafimava, K

“…The gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine in January 2009 was by far the most serious of its kind. …”

The April 2010 Russo-Ukrainian gas agreement and its implications for Europe by Pirani, S, Yafimava, K, Stern, J

“…This article considers the significance of the new agreement with Russia, (a) for Ukraine as a gas transit country, and for the European states that rely on Russian imports transported via Ukraine, and (b) for the Ukrainian gas market.…”

Sotsialni naslidky vymushenoi migratsii v Ukraini: ryzyky marginalizatsii ta sotsialnoi ekskliuzii [in Ukrainian] by Kuznetsova, I, Mikheieva, O, Gulyieva, G, Dragneva, R, Mykhnenko, V

“…A policy brief based on an interdisciplinary study of social consequences of forced population displacement in Ukraine (2016-2018) [In Ukrainian]…”

The Ukrainian residential gas sector: a market untapped by Rozwałka, P, Tordengren, H

“…Ukraine’s residential and district heating sectors epitomise a well-known set of problems faced in former Soviet countries: outworn infrastructure, heavily subsidised pricing structures and inefficient consumption. …”

Contextualizing immigrant interwave dynamics and the consequences for migration processes: Ukranians in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands by Kubal, A

“…A historical perspective on the migration from Ukraine to the United Kingdom and the Netherlands challenges this assumption. …”

Natural Gas in Greece and Albania: Supply and Demand Prospects to 2015 by Giamouridis, A

“…In the wake of the January 2009 Russia-Ukraine crisis, south east Europe began to receive more attention from the European gas community with the realisation that, for these markets, security of supply is a far more urgent issue than for most of north west Europe. …”

Contextualizing immigrant inter-wave dynamics and the consequences for migration processes: Ukrainians in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands by Kubal, A, Dekker, R

“…A historical perspective on the migration from Ukraine to the United Kingdom and the Netherlands challenges this assumption. …”

Potential development of renewable hydrogen imports to European markets until 2030 by Lenivova, V

“…(The research pre-dates recent political and military tensions between Russia and Ukraine which are likely to influence future development pathways). …”

Optimal Sub-Saharan and European trade policy response to the use of the food weapon by Russia: do regional taste variations count? by Ouahioune, Y

“…I then test my results in a general equilibrium model and simulate a shock on wheat and grain exports from Russia and Ukraine in the Global Trade Analysis Project’s model (GTAP). …”

The new security environment for European gas : worsening geopolitics and increasing global competition for LNG by Stern, J

“…In 2006, security of European gas supply became a very topical subject following the cuts in Russian supplies to Ukraine in the first days of the year which had the consequence of restricting the availability of supplies to some European countries. …”

Security of Gas Supply in South Eastern Europe: Potential Contribution of Planned Pipelines, LNG and Storage by Giamouridis, A, Paleoyannis, S

“…Much of the debate on European gas security which followed the Russia-Ukraine crisis of January 2009, neglected the fact that consumers which lost their gas supply were limited to countries in south Eastern Europe. …”

Trading around geopolitics by Corsetti, G, Demir, B, Javorcik, B

“…This paper builds a stylized model accounting for these factors and provides empirical evidence exploiting developments in Türkiye’s international trade in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent introduction of western sanctions on Russia. …”