After the deep changes in the composition of Ukraine’s political class and state bureaucracy as a result of the spring and summer 2019 presidential and parliamentary elections, some observers feared that the Ukrainian decentralization could be suspended or even reversed.
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Andreas Umland, Valentyna Romanova: Achievements of decentralization reforms
The Rathaus or Town Hall in Drogobych, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine on Feb. 3, 2019.
