Recognition of the parliamentarism transformation in Ukraine (1990-2014)

¹ Sevastopol State University, Law Institute, Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law, Sevastopol, Russia
² Sevastopol State University, Law Institute, Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Sevastopol, Russia
³ Drug Enforcement Administration of the National Police of Nicaragua, Managua, Nicaragua

^* Corresponding author: mariyair@mail.ru

Abstract

The article examines the transformation of state reform in Ukraine, considers the reasons for the evolution of the political structuring of the Ukrainian parliament in the context of the procedures of the political crisis, systematizes the main reasons why the democratic transformations that have begun cannot achieve their main goal – the consolidation of democracy. It is noted that a lack of national consciousness, a low level of political culture, excessive ambitions of leaders, and their desire for power as a means of personal enrichment simulate conflicts of a destructive nature, threaten to deconstruct the political system and destroy the nation-state. It is indicated that the consequence of the political crisis may be a new revolution, which will not only lead to a change of the government form and the system of values but also the loss of statehood, with Ukraine entering the list of “falling states” and as result.