This course is a unique combination of various approaches to understanding the functioning of the state through the prism of various social spheres and revealing the specifics of their governance in times of war.
You will have the opportunity to form a comprehensive view of the modern state in the context of the turmoil of world politics, to outline the problems and challenges of public administration today, and to find mechanisms for solving them.
THIS COURSE IS FOR
- government officials
- members of parliament at all levels
- employees of state-owned enterprises
- representatives of the third sector
- social activists
3 DAYS OF INTENSIVE + DISCUSSION
Discussion topic: “The Future of Modern States: Overcoming Failed States or Death?”
STUDY TOPICS
- State Building: Retrospective and Prospective
- Is the Constitution the foundation of a democratic state?
- Civil society vs. the state
- State and media: (inter)dependence?
- State and army: on the way to security
- State and education: current challenges
- State and infrastructure
- State and culture: in search of common ground
WE RECOMMEND THIS COURSE IF YOU
- seek to improve your analytical skills in public policy analysis
- want to try yourself in the public sector in the future
- аre representatives of the third sector and want to understand the specifics of interaction with state institutions
- want to build/are already building a career as a GR or political scientist
- are a government official and need advanced training within your competencies
MENTOR OF THE COURSE
PIOTR
KULPA
Former Director General of the Polish Public Health System (2009-2014), Chairman of the Government Committee on Health Insurance Reform, former Secretary of the Polish Delegation to the NATO Parliament, Legal Advisor to the Strategy Department of the Supreme Audit Institution of Poland, worked in many countries as an expert for the International Labor Organization, the World Health Organization, and the Council of Europe.
Minister of Labor of the Republic of Poland (2004-2005). Since 2018, he has been working as an expert on public administration programs in Ukraine for the EU. In 2014, he led an EU project in Kyiv on civil service reform in Ukraine.
MODERATOR OF THE DISCUSSION
MYKHAILO
BNO-AIRIIAN
Ukrainian diplomat and executive, former head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration, author of the 7 Films of Bno Ayriyan project, has experience as Deputy Director for Communications and International Cooperation at Ukrenergo, Director of the Department of Strategic Planning and International Cooperation at the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry, Advisor to the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
SPEAKERS
Anatoly Amelin
Executive Director and co-founder of the Ukrainian Institute for the Future ...
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Lilia Hrynevych
Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine (2016-2019), Member of Parliament of Ukraine of the VIII-VIII convocations ...
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Anastasia Zubchenko
Creative director of the communication agency PEDAN BURO, co-founder of the NGO UMIND, director of the educational YouTube project UniverCheck, UniverCheck 2. Professions”. Together with... ...
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Olha Batova
Olha Batova has over 8 years of management experience in law, tax consulting, finance and marketing. She managed legal and marketing departments in private business,... ...
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THIS COURSE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH
- IN-DEPTH UNDERSTANDING OF VARIOUS CONCEPTS OF THE STATE AND RELEVANT STATE INSTITUTIONS
- CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF THE FUNCTIONING OF STATE MECHANISMS
- KNOWLEDGE OF VARIOUS OPTIONS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN PUBLIC AUTHORITIES AND REPRESENTATIVES OF CIVIL SOCIETY
- REALIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF ADEQUATE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN THE CONTEXT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
- ANALYSIS OF FURTHER TRAJECTORIES OF UKRAINIAN STATEHOOD IN THE CONTEXT OF THE WAR WITH RUSSIA
PRICE FOR THE STUDY
CERTIFICATE / COFFEE BREAKS / LUNCHES