Olha Chernovol

Published in Canada:

1. Olha Chernovol (February 2023). Preventing Political Corruption Via ‘Lustration’: The Ukrainian Experience. Jurist.
   Many experts believe that corruption in Ukraine has a systemic nature and negatively affects the internal and external processes of the country’s development and, as a result, its position in the geopolitical environment. The article describes Ukrainian experience of implementing lustration as a tool for preventing corruption.
2. Olha Chernovol (October 2022). The Impact of Martial Law on Ukrainian Corruption-Prevention Measures (October 14, 2022). Explainer.
   The article contains analysis of the Ukrainian government reaction on the Russian invasion, which involved the adoption of laws aimed at ensuring the smooth and effective functioning of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government. In particular, martial law was introduced for this purpose. Therefore, the article provides examples of the impact of the martial law introduction on the anti-corruption mechanisms functioning in Ukraine.
3. Olha Chernovol (March 2023). Funding for political parties in Ukraine: Features and methods. Opposition International.
   Ukraine's party system has undergone numerous changes in the more than 30-year period since its independence. The article explains key points of political party’s funding in Ukraine including features and methods of it).

Published in Ukraine:

Reports

1. MG. Petro Kopka and Olha Chernovol (2021). Anticorruption policy in the Baltic-Black Sea Region: Background, regulation, institutions. Baltic-Black Sea Region Good Governance and Security Review, I Quarter 2021.
   The Baltic-Black Sea Region is a mix of countries that engage in bilateral or multilateral economic and political relations with each other due to their geographic proximity. In Europe, the Baltic states are historically viewed as fraught with complex economic issues, which is why some experts believe that they have obvious problems with corruption. Therefore, that review shows the Baltic-Black Sea Region’s experience of preventing corruption, including the analysis of Regulations and Institutions implementing national anti-corruption policies in the Baltic-Black Sea Region.

Scientific papers/ Peer-reviewed articles
All the articles were developed and published in the process of writing my Ph.D. project Legal duties of man and citizen: theoretical models of legal provision and implementation:

The thesis is devoted to complex of the legal duties of man and citizen, in particular, the models of their legal provisions and implementation. Theoretical and legal aspects of the definition of the concept of the legal duties of man and citizen are investigated. The actual definition of the stages of formation of approaches to the legal nature, essence and content of the category "duty": pre-Soviet, Soviet and modern stages, is provided. The main approaches, methods and principles of study of legal duties of man and citizen are described. It is revealed that the research of the institute of legal duties is characterized by the lack of a systematic approach to determining their essence, content, model of provision and implementation, underestimating the importance of their role in the legal regulation of social relations. The conceptual bases of definition duties of man and citizen are analyzed. The essence and content of model of providing and implementing legal duties of man and citizen are determined. It is noted that the institution of legal duties is relatively independent and includes a certain circle of legal standards, the characteristic feature of which is unity and grouping into a separate unit as part of the legal status of a person. The criteria for classification models of providing and realizing legal duties of man and citizen are defined: the form of a legal act, in which the duties of man and citizen are fixed; country's membership in a legal family; the presence of a person's citizenship. The foreign experience of building a model of legal providing and implementation duties of man and citizen is analyzed on the example of countries belonging to the Roman-German and Anglo-Saxon legal families, including their features. The model of legal provision and implementation duties of man and citizen in Ukraine is investigated, the problematic aspects are highlighted and directions for its improvement are proposed. The main vectors of improvement of the model of legal providing and realizing duties of man and citizen in Ukraine, which are aimed at solving its problematic aspects, are proposed.

1. Olha Chernovol (2018). Mechanism of providing and realizing the main duties of man and citizen: Separate aspects. Journal of the Kyiv University of Law. Kyiv, 1: 57-60.
2. Olha Chernovol (2018). Ukrainian model of legal support and implementation of the responsibilities of human and citizen. Public Law. 2: 256-262.
3. Olha Chernovol (2018). Formation and development of research on the responsibilities of a person and a citizen in the history of legal thought. Scientific works of the MAUP: coll. of science Ave. / Interregion. Acad. example staff. Kyiv: MAUP Publishing House, 1(55): 54-60.
4. Olha Chernovol (2018). The experience of the French Republic in building a legal model for providing and implementing the duties of man and citizen. Law, state and civil society in conditions of systemic reforms: Mater. III International science and practice conf. (Ostroh, April 6–7, 2018). Kherson: "Young Scientist" Publishing House, p. 10-13.
5. Olha Chernovol (2017). The British model of legal provision and implementation of the duties of man and citizen. State and law: coll. of science pr. Ser.: Legal sciences / Institute of State and Law named after V. M. Koretsky National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Kyiv: Jurid. Dumka, 77: 57-67.
6. Olha Chernovol (2017). Theoretical models of legal provision and implementation of man and citizen duties in Ukraine and Poland: a comparative aspect. State and law: coll. of science pr. Ser.: Legal sciences / Institute of State and Law named after V. M. Koretsky National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Kyiv: Jurid. Dumka, 78: 13-23.
7. Olha Chernovol (2017). Model of legal support and implementation of duties of man and citizen in Ukraine. Sustainable development 2030: economic, social, ecological and political components: mater. add. international interdisciplinary conf. (Tbilisi, Georgia, 2017). Tbilisi; Lviv, 2017. P. 121–123.
8. Olha Chernovol (2017). The concept of a model of legal implementation of the duties of man and citizen. Legal reform: concept, purpose, implementation: matter. VIII International science and practice conf. (Kyiv, November 23, 2017) / by general ed. N. M. Parkhomenko, M. M. Shumyla. Kyiv: Nika-Center, 428-430.
9. Olha Chernovol (2016). Constitutional duty of man and citizen to protect the Motherland: The theoretical and practical aspects. Legal Bulletin of the "KROK" University / "KROK" University of Economics and Law. Kyiv, 23: 66-71.
10. Olha Chernovol (2016). Theoretical and legal principles of defining the concept of "constitutional duty". Peculiarities of the formation of the legislation of Ukraine: philosophical-legal, historical and applied aspects: Mater. III All-Ukrainian science and practice conf. (Ivano-Frankivsk, March 11–12, 2016). Ivano-Frankivsk: Ivano-Frankiv. University of Law named after King Danylo Halytskyi, 152-154.
11. Olha Chernovol (2016). Development of the constitutional duties of man and citizen in Ukraine. Actual scientific studies of modern legal science: theory and practice: III science-practice conf. (Kyiv, March 18, 2016) / KROK University. Kyiv, 2016. C. 102-104.
12. Olha Chernovol (2016). Theoretical and normative-legal foundations of the constitutional duties of man and citizen in Ukraine. Prynemansky scientific readings (The role of civil society, social and legal state in the protection and implementation of human rights): mater. VI Intern. scientific - pract. conf.: in 2 chapters, Grodno / ed. coll.: A. A. Bogustov [and others]. Minsk: "BIP-Institute of Jurisprudence", Part 1: 114-115.
13. Olha Chernovol (2016). Olha Constitutional duties as a component (element) of the constitutional and legal status of man and citizen: Issues of theory and practice. The idea of people-centrism in modern constitutionalism (to the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of Ukraine): international round table (Kyiv, June 17, 2016) / KROK University. Kyiv, C: 155-156.
14. Olha Chernovol (2016). Constitutional duty is a fundamental element of civil society. Public space as an object of legal regulation: international science and practice conf. (Kyiv, September 30, 2016) / Academician Bar Association of Ukraine. Kyiv, C: 160-162.
15. Olha Chernovol (2016). The Belgian experience of constitutional enshrining of the duties of man and citizen. Ukrainian perspectives in world development: science and practice conf. of young scientists (Kyiv, November 4, 2016) / KROK University. Kyiv, C: 122-123.
16. Olha Chernovol (2015). Theological theory of the origin of the state and law. The evolution of scientific thought in the context of the European choice of Ukraine: science and practice conf. (Kyiv, October 21, 2015) / KROK University. Kyiv, 378-379.
17. Olha Chernovol (2015). Modern trends of parlimentarism in Europe. Human rights - modern trends in the context of the development of the state, law and economy: international science and practice conf. (Kyiv, December 4, 2015) / KROK University. Kyiv, 323-325.