Ukraine's Future and a New Social Contract Discussed at the UIP

On 13 October 2026, the Ukrainian Institute of Politics held a roundtable entitled “Envisioning the Future in Wartime: Between the Front Line and the Home Front”. Participants discussed the conditions for postwar recovery, preserving human potential, relations between citizens and the state, the role of veterans, and Ukraine's international position.

Discrete Democracy: Between Real Participation, Imitation, and Authoritarian Control

Contemporary political science traditionally treats democracy as a stable state of the political regime of the same name. It presupposes not only the holding of elections, but also the permanent existence of mechanisms of public participation: the activity of parties, political competition, freedom of expression, public oversight, the possibility of peaceful protest, and regular interaction between citizens and state institutions.

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