Prof. Dr. Yevgeniy I. Golovakha

Contact Information:

Office Address:

Institute of Sociology,

12, Shovkovychna street,

Kyiv, Ukraine, 01021

Tel.: (044) 253-44-50

Current position:

Deputy Director, Head of Department,

Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv;

Education

1972 Moscow State University M. Ph. Psychology  

1977 Ph.D. Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the UkrSSR, Kyiv

1990 Institute of Philosophy Senior Sociology of the Academy of Sciences doctorate of the UkrSSR, Kyiv

Employment

2001 - Deputy Director, Head of department, Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv;

1996 - 2001   Principal scientific researcher, Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv;

1998 - Editor in chief, Scientific-Theoretical Journal «Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing», Kyiv;

1991 - 1996 Head of Department, Institute of Sociology of the NationalAcademy of Sciences of the Ukraine, Kyiv

1980 - 1990 Leading scientific researcher, Department of Sociology, Institute of Philosophy AS UkrSSR, Kyiv

1973 -1980 Scientific  researcher, Department of Social Psychology, Institute of Phylosophy AS UkrSSR, Kyiv

Professional membership

·         Ukrainian sociological association

·         IPSA Research Committee on Political Education

·         Society for Personality and  Social  Psychology  (USA)

·         European Association of Experimental Social   Psychology

Selected publications (From 350 Publ.)

1.      Golovakha E., Gorbachik A., Panina N. Ukraine and Europe: Outcomes of International Comparative Sociological Survey. - Kyiv: Institute of Sociology, 2007. – 141 p.

2.      Golovakha E. Sociological Knowledge, Specific Features, Science Criteria, and Prospects of Development  //Ukrainian Sociological Review (2004-2005). – Kyiv: Institute of Sociology, 2007. – P.59-69.

3.      Golovakha E. Criteria and Formulas of Political Success: Measuring Methods   and Outcomes of Research on Actual and Potential  Success of Ukrainian Political Leaders //Ukrainian Sociological Review (2002-2003). – Kyiv: Institute of Sociology, 2004. – P.54-71.

4.      Golovakha E.  The Attitude of Youth toward Authority in Ukraine: Political Choice, Electoral Activity and Social Protest.  In: T. Horowits et al. (Eds) From Pacesetters to Dropouts. Post-Soviet Youth in Comparative Perspective.  -  Lanham, New York, Oxford: University Press of  America, 2003. - P.200-214.

5.      Adams R.E., Bromet E.J., Panina N., Golovakha E., Gluzman S., Goldgaber D. Stress and well-being in mothers of young children 11 years after the Chornobyl  nuclear power plant accident  //Psychol. Med. - 2002. - Vol.32. - P.143-156.

6.      Golovakha E., Panina N. Post-Soviet Deinstitutionalization and Formation of New Social Institutions in Ukraine //Sisyphus. Social Studies. - 2002. - Vol. XYI. -  P.13-32.

7.       Golovakha E., Panina N. A Social Portrait  of Contemporary Ukraine //10 Years of «Project Ukrainе». - Kyiv: Spirit & Lttter Publ. House, 2001. - P. 23-37.

8.      Panina N.,  Golovakha  E.  Tendencies  in the Development of Ukrainian Society  (1994-2001).  Sociological  Indicators.  -  Kiev: Institute of Sociology, 2001. - 136 p.

9.      Golovakha E. The Main Tendencies of Social Development under Postcommunist Transformation // Golovakha E., Panina N.,  Vorona V.(Eds) Sociology in Ukraine.  Selected Works Published During 90th. - Kiev: Institute of Sociology, 2000. - P.23-34.

10.  Golovakha E.  Popular  Social and Political Attitudes in Ukraine //Ukraine:  The Search for a National Political Identity.  - Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, 2000. - P.170-186.

11.  Golovakha E. The Future of Sociology and the Typology of Social Phenomena //Ukrainian Sociological Review (1998-1999). - Kyiv: Institute of Sociology, 2000. - P.124-130.

12.  Golovakha E., Panina N.The Potencial for Protest in Ukrainian Society //Sociological Research. - 2000. - Vol.39. - N 6. - P. 50-63.

13.  Golovakha  E.,  Panina  N.  Attitude toward Jews in Ukraine. According to Surveys of 1992-1998 //The Jews of the Soviet Union  in Transition. Jerusalem: Zur-Ot Press, 2000.- Vol.4 (19). - P.269-276.

14.  Нolovakha E., Panina N. La mythologie dans la culture ukrainienne contemporaine: aspect sociologies //Niva G., Horsky V., Popovich M. (eds) Ukraine, renaissance  dun mithe national. - Geneva: Euyropa, 2000. - S.157-164.

15.  Golovakha E.  Living Standards and  Economic  Attitudes  of  the Population.  From  Illusory  Prosperity  to  Illusory Impoverishment //Intern. J. of Sociology. - 1999. - Vol.29. - N3. - P.31-48.

16.  Golovakha E.The Social Patology of Postcommunist  Society  //The Political  Analysis  of  Postcommunism.  Understanding Postcommunist Societies. - Texas Univ. Press, 1998. - P.227-237.

17.  Golovakha E.,  Panina N.  Interethnic Intolerance in Post-Soviet Ukraine.  -  In  D.  Halpern,  A.Voyskunsky  (Eds)  States  of mind. American and Post-Soviet  Perspectives  on  Contemporary  Issues  in Psychology.  -  New  York,  Oxford:  Oxford  Univ.  Press,  1997.  - Р.315-324.

18.  Golovakha E.Transforming  Society.  Sociologic   Monitoring   in Ukraine. -  Kyiv:  Institute  of  Sociology,  1997.  -  155  p.(in Ukrainian).

19.  Golovakha E.,  Panina N.  Democratization in The  Ukraine  Under Conditions  of  Post-Totalitarian  Anomie:  The Need for a New Human Rights Developmental Strategy.  -  In  R.  Farnen  (ed.)  Democracy, Socialization   and  Loyalty  in East and West.  - London:  Macmillan  Press Ltd, 1996. - P. 242-261.

20.  Golovakha E.,  Panina  N.  Mass  Perseption  of  Jews and Ethnic Relations in Ukraine Today // Jews  and  Jewish  topics  in  Eastern Europe. - 1996. - N 1.- Spring. - P. 37-40.

21.  Golovakha E.,  Panina N. Strategies of  Adaptation  and  Survival //K.  Zegbers,  S.  De  Spiegeleire  (Eds.)  Post-Soviet Puzzles.  - Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 1995. - Vol. 4.- P.7-22.

22.  Golovakha  E.  Evaluation  of  Elite Survey in Ukraine // K. Zegbers,  S.  De   Spiegeleire   (Eds.)   Post-Soviet   Puzzles.   - Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 1995. - Vol. 3. - P.167-241.

23.  Golovakha E. The Strategy of  Social and Political Development of Ukraine. - Kyiv: Abris, 1994. - 63 p. (in Ukrainian).

24.  Golovakha E. The сurrent political situation and the future of the political and economic development of Ukraine //Politics and the Individual.  International Journal of  Political  Socialization  and Political Psychology. - 1994. - Vol. 4. - N 2. - P.95-105.

25.  Golovakha E.,  Panina N.,  Churilov  N.  Russians  in  Ukraine: /Shlapentokh  V.  et  al.  (Eds.) The New Russian Diaspora.  Russian Minorities in the Former Soviet Republics.  Armonk, New York&Lohdon: M.E.Sharpe, Inc., 1994. - P. 59-71.

26.  Golovakha E.,  Panina N.  Social Insanity.  History, Theory and Modern Practice. - Kiev: Abris, 1994. - 168 p. (in Russian).

27.  Golovakha E. The Development of a Democratic Political Identity in  Contemporary  Ukrainian  Political  Culture  /  R.Farnen   (Ed.) Nationalism, Ethnicity, and Identity. Cross-National and Comparative Perspectives.- New Brunswick,  NJ:  Transaction Publ.  ,  1994. - P. 403-425.

28.  Golovakha E.,  Panina N.  Political consciousness,  legitimacy, and personality: transition from totalitarianism to democracy in the Ukraine.   In    R.Farnen    (Ed.)    Reconceptualizing    politics, socialization,  and  education:  international  perspectives for the 21st century. - Oldenburg: Universitat, 1993. - P.139-152.

29.  Golovakha E., Bekeshkina I., Nebozchenko V. The democratization of  society and development of personality.  From totalitarianism to democracy. - Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1992. - 126 p. (in Russian).

30.  Golovakha E.,   Panina   N.  The  psychology  of  human  mutual understanding.  - Kiev:  Politizdat Ukraini,  1989.  -  189  p.  (in Russian).

31.  Golovakha E.  The  Perspective  of  life and professional self-determination of youth.  - Kiev:  Naukova dumka,  1988. - 144 p. (in Russian).