Public Funding of Political Parties and Rada Members in Post-Electoral Period
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https://doi.org/10.18523/kmlpj249898.2021-7.51-76Keywords:
political parties, public funding, parliamentarians, Verkhovna Rada of UkraineAbstract
This study addresses the issue of the efficiency of public funding mechanisms. Using the Ukrainian experience as an example, the article covers recently introduced amendments and their effect on the overall efficiency of public funding. Further, the article analyzes possible ways for mitigating existing shortcomings of public funding mechanisms and outlines suggested solutions. Complemented with semi-structured interviews with current Members of Rada, the article strives to provide insights and suggestions to issues of political independence, political corruption, accountability, and transparency.
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