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Четвертая республика. Fourth Republic. Fourth Republic , 20 , 2014 2016 , , . , , . ' ' , , , , . : (. 1971) ( 2014 ), , 1989 2013 . (. 1971) , , Bendukidze Free Market Center. ', . '. : ' ' . , . , , , , .' , Science Po, . 'The past years were a decisive time for Ukraine. Boris Lozhkin was a key player in the leadership that was elected to bring Ukraine to Europe and had to face external aggression, imminent economic collapse, and an extremely difficult legacy. His book will provide a

Четвертая республика. Fourth Republic

Возможно, лет через 20 события, пережитые Украиной в 2014-2016 годах, будут восприниматься не как череда испытаний, а как начало новой эпохи. Одно из ключевых действующих лиц этого периода – глава Администрации Президента Украины Борис Ложкин рассказывает в этой книге о том, как строилось новое украинское государство, свободное от наследия советской власти и господства олигархов. 'Четвертая республика' – книга о возвращении Украины в европейскую семью народов, о том, что уже сделано, и о том, что сделать только предстоит.

Авторы: 

Борис Ложкин (р. 1971) – глава Администрации Президента Украины (с июня 2014 года), стратегический менеджер, в 1989-2013 годах – успешный предприниматель. 

Владимир Федорин – (р. 1971) – независимый журналист, редактор, основатель аналитического центра Bendukidze Free Market Center. Автор книги 'Гудбай, империя. Разговоры с Кахой Бендукидзе'.

Отзывы: 

'Четвертая республика' Бориса Ложкина – это политический манифест новой украинской нации и честный рассказ ключевого участника текущих событий в Украине. В конце концов, это и уникальный исторический документ. Уверен, что в будущем многие герои этой книги, оглядываясь назад, будут удивляться и ее идеализму, и точности предвидения.'

- Сергей Гуриев, профессор экономики университета Science Po, Париж.

'The past years were a decisive time for Ukraine. Boris Lozhkin was a key player in the leadership that was elected to bring Ukraine to Europe and had to face external aggression, imminent economic collapse, and an extremely difficult legacy. His book will provide a unique glimpse on their struggles.' 

- Жозе Мануэль Баррозу, председатель Еврокомиссии в 2004-2014 годах.

'Встанет ли политический класс вровень с тяжелейшими за­дачами реконструкции страны? На этот важнейший для Украины и всей Европы вопрос отвечает один из ключевых игроков современной украинской политики. Если Вы хотите узнать как будущее Украины выглядит из окна президентской администрации и составить собственное представление о путях превращения Украины в современное европейское государство – эта книга для Вас. Легко и доступно написанная, она представляет украинские реалии стране и миру с необычайной ясностью и глубиной.'

- Сергей Плохий, директор Украинского научного института Гарвардского университета, автор книги 'Последняя империя. Падение Советского Союза'.

'Ukraine’s leadership that came into office after Euro-Maidan has faced incredible challenges. Boris Lozhkin is a an ultimate insider of this team. He narrates a history he himself helped to shape. Those appreciating Ukraine’s importance for Europe and the world today will want to learn his unique perspective. His book should be an important guideline of Ukrainian democratic transition not only for the Ukrainians but moreover for the other Europeans.'

- Александр Квасьневский, президент Польши в 1995-2005 годах.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Author:Boris Lozhkin, Vladimir Fedorin - Борис Ложкин, Владимир Федорин

Publisher:Фолио

Language:Russian/Русский

Publication Date:2016

Number of pages:252 pst

Format:Hardcover

Width:150 mm / 5,9'

Height:227 mm / 8,9'

Weight:450 g

Illustrations:Black and white

ISBN:9789660374805,9789660374805

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