Nataliia Pohorila
Biographic Data
| ID | 5814445 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nataliia Pohorila |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nataliia |
| FAMILY NAME | Pohorila |
| SIGNATURE | POHORILA N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ukrainian Catholic University, Lviv, Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8807-911X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Game of Seats
Since gaining its independence in 1990, Ukraine has experienced two revolutions and a war in the east of the country. Meanwhile, it has sampled all three major electoral systems (majoritarian, proportional, and mixed) and has created dozens of major parties and political blocs. Such a volatile context has consequences for such crucial political issues as accountability and circulation of the political class. At the same time, it allows researcher…
Do Revolutions Bring Revolutionary Changes? Replacement in the Ranks of Ukraine’s Parliament, 1990–2014
This article concerns stability and change in the ranks of the Ukrainian political elite from 1990 to 2014. We use East European Parliamentarian and Candidate (EAST PaC) data for Ukraine as a detailed, longitudinal source of information on the evolution of candidates and members of parliament (MPs). In particular, we focus on the degree of reshuffling represented by reproduction and replacement. This is especially intriguing in the context of thr…
Graduates' Aspirations Toward Social Advancement in Georgia and Ukraine
This analysis examines high school students' aspirations toward social advancement: their desired level of education, range of supervision at their future workplace, and the level of autonomy of work tasks. The hypothesis of the new ideologies' effect posits a weakening of the correlation between aspirations toward social advancement and being prepared to pay the costs of obtaining important life goals—high grades in school and individual motivat…
Guest Editor's Introduction
Correlates of HIV Risk Among Injecting Drug Users in Sixteen Ukrainian Cities
Trust in Politicians as a Factor Influencing Choice in Presidential Elections
High expectations of the political elite run parallel with disappointment and distrust of politicians. Reasons for low trust of political leaders involve the combination of two different criteria for estimating politicians: instrumental or axiological. This article presents an attempt to analyze factors of electoral choice and to classify them as instrumental or axiological. The analysis is based on data from several surveys conducted in Ukraine
Individual Income Gains and Losses in Ukraine, 1993—1996
Using the 1993-96 panel data from the national Ukrainian survey, we test two complementary hypotheses pertaining to income determinants and income change. First, we stipulate that, despite a slow pace of economic reforms during the initial phase of the post-communist transition, the impact of education on income increases over time. Second, we hypothesize that support for systemic change at the beginning of the process is an important determinant…
Guest Editor’s Introduction
Do Revolutions Bring Revolutionary Changes? Replacement in the Ranks of Ukraine’s Parliament, 1990–2014
This article concerns stability and change in the ranks of the Ukrainian political elite from 1990 to 2014. We use East European Parliamentarian and Candidate (EAST PaC) data for Ukraine as a detailed, longitudinal source of information on the evolution of candidates and members of parliament (MPs). In particular, we focus on the degree of reshuffling represented by reproduction and replacement. This is especially intriguing in the context of thr…
Graduates' Aspirations Toward Social Advancement in Georgia and Ukraine
This analysis examines high school students' aspirations toward social advancement: their desired level of education, range of supervision at their future workplace, and the level of autonomy of work tasks. The hypothesis of the new ideologies' effect posits a weakening of the correlation between aspirations toward social advancement and being prepared to pay the costs of obtaining important life goals—high grades in school and individual motivat…
Guest Editor’s Introduction
Individual Income Gains and Losses in Ukraine, 1993—1996
Using the 1993-96 panel data from the national Ukrainian survey, we test two complementary hypotheses pertaining to income determinants and income change. First, we stipulate that, despite a slow pace of economic reforms during the initial phase of the post-communist transition, the impact of education on income increases over time. Second, we hypothesize that support for systemic change at the beginning of the process is an important determinant…
Guest Editor’s Introduction
Trust in Politicians as a Factor Influencing Choice in Presidential Elections
High expectations of the political elite run parallel with disappointment and distrust of politicians. Reasons for low trust of political leaders involve the combination of two different criteria for estimating politicians: instrumental or axiological. This article presents an attempt to analyze factors of electoral choice and to classify them as instrumental or axiological. The analysis is based on data from several surveys conducted in Ukraine
Correlates of HIV Risk Among Injecting Drug Users in Sixteen Ukrainian Cities
Graduates' Aspirations Toward Social Advancement in Georgia and Ukraine
This analysis examines high school students' aspirations toward social advancement: their desired level of education, range of supervision at their future workplace, and the level of autonomy of work tasks. The hypothesis of the new ideologies' effect posits a weakening of the correlation between aspirations toward social advancement and being prepared to pay the costs of obtaining important life goals—high grades in school and individual motivat…
Guest Editor's Introduction
Game of Seats
Since gaining its independence in 1990, Ukraine has experienced two revolutions and a war in the east of the country. Meanwhile, it has sampled all three major electoral systems (majoritarian, proportional, and mixed) and has created dozens of major parties and political blocs. Such a volatile context has consequences for such crucial political issues as accountability and circulation of the political class. At the same time, it allows researcher…
Do Revolutions Bring Revolutionary Changes? Replacement in the Ranks of Ukraine’s Parliament, 1990–2014
This article concerns stability and change in the ranks of the Ukrainian political elite from 1990 to 2014. We use East European Parliamentarian and Candidate (EAST PaC) data for Ukraine as a detailed, longitudinal source of information on the evolution of candidates and members of parliament (MPs). In particular, we focus on the degree of reshuffling represented by reproduction and replacement. This is especially intriguing in the context of thr…
Sociology (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Ukrainian (3 works)