Registration Number
0226U004189,
(0125U003403)
, R & D reports
Title
Europeanization of Civil Service in Ukraine in the Conditions of Martial Law: Problems of Legal Support
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Європеїзація державної служби в Україні в умовах воєнного стану: проблеми правового забезпечення
Head
Fedchyshyn Serhii A., Доктор юридичних наук
Registration Date
09-07-2026
Organization
Fedchyshyn Serhii A.
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The aim of the research work is to propose solutions to the legal challenges of implementing European standards into the Ukrainian civil service amidst the challenges of martial law in Ukraine, based on the analysis of European experience, and to develop and provide scientifically substantiated recommendations for improving Ukrainian legislation on civil service.
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Research Report: 214 pages, 10 appendices, 238 references.
CIVIL SERVICE, CIVIL SERVANT, EUROPEANISATION, EUROPEAN STANDARDS, LEGAL FRAMEWORK, REFORM, PROFESSIONALISM, POLITICAL IMPARTIALITY, INTEGRITY, EUROPEAN UNION
Object of the research – the legal framework for the Europeanisation of the civil service in Ukraine under martial law.
Purpose of the research – to analyse the challenges of the legal framework for the Europeanisation of the civil service in Ukraine under martial law and propose ways to address them, as well as to develop scientifically substantiated recommendations for improving the civil service legislation of Ukraine in the process of implementing European standards.
Research methods – general scientific and special legal methods of cognition, including the dialectical, logical-semantic, systemic, analysis and synthesis, formal legal, comparative legal, hermeneutic, and other methods.
Research results. The research has identified the essence and characteristics of the Europeanisation of the legal institution of the civil service in Ukraine; distinguished and characterised the types of European civil service standards and revealed the specific features of their regulation in the law of the European Union, the recommendations of the SIGMA Programme, the legal instruments of the Council of Europe, and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE); clarified the content of the European standards of professionalism, political impartiality, and integrity in the civil service, as well as the current state of their legislative implementation in Ukraine under martial law; analysed the war-induced amendments to the civil service legislation of Ukraine concerning the regulation of European standards and assessed their validity; formulated proposals for improving the civil service legislation of Ukraine with a view to further implementing European standards under martial law, among other findings.
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2026-07-09