Author:
OPANASHCHUK PETRO,IEMELIANOV VOLODYMYR,KRASNYK VADYM,LOPUSHYNSKYI IVAN,TESLENKO PAVLO,TOTSKA VITALIIA
Abstract
The article represents an attempt to analyze the landscape of partnership between government and civil society within the implementation of humanitarian policy in Ukraine and EU. Theoretical provisions of such partnerships are presented, and real state-of-the art in humanitarian space of the USA, EU, and Ukraine is investigated. Particularly, the phenomenon of precariat is considered through the lens of its role for civil society’ stability and designing effective humanitarian policies to improve social capital.
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