| Mikhail Minakov, Gwendolyn Sasse and Daria Isachenko | Introduction. SECESSIONISMS IN EUROPE: SOCIETIES, STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER UNDER STRESS |
| Bruno Coppieters | ABKHAZIA, TRANSNISTRIA AND NORTH CYPRUS: RECOGNITION AND NON-RECOGNITION IN CEASEFIRE AND TRADE AGREEMENTS |
| Mikhail Minakov | ON THE EXTREME PERIPHERY. THE STATUS OF POST-SOVIET NON-RECOGNISED STATES IN THE WORLD-SYSTEM |
| Sergii Tolstov | SEPARATISM AND SECESSIONISM: CONCEPTUAL FEATURES IN THE CONTEXT OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION PROJECT (in Ukrainian) |
| Gwendolyn Sasse and Alice Lackner | WAR AND STATE-MAKING IN UKRAINE: FORGING A CIVIC IDENTITY FROM BELOW? |
| Roman Dodonov and Olena Aleksandrova | Discourse techniques for constructing secessions: the experience of Donbass and Latgale |
| Nataliia Kasianenko | INTERNAL LEGITIMACY AND GOVERNANCE IN THE ABSENCE OF RECOGNITION: THE CASES OF THE DONETSK AND LUHANSK “PEOPLE’S REPUBLICS” |
| Nataliia Malynovska | CRIMEAN PUBLIC POLICY TRAJECTORIES IN CONTINENTAL UKRAINE: THE NARRATIVE DESIGN OF ETHNIC POLICY AFTER 2014 (in Ukrainian) |
| Viktor Koziuk, Oleksandr Dluhopolskyi and Vitalij Petruk | GLOBALIZATION, INNOVATION, and FRAGILITY OF OPTIMAL FISCAL ZONES: SECESSIONS RISKS OF BELGIUM, LESSONS FOR UKRAINE (in Ukrainian) |
| Stanislav Kovalskyi | THE EVOLUTION OF DOUBLE IRREDENTISM IN THE CONTEXT OF THE STATE BUILDING PROCESSES IN CYPRUS (in Ukrainian) |
| Yehor Brailian | Book review: Dennison, James (2017). The Greens in British politics: Protest, Anti-Austerity and the Divided Left. London: Palgrave Macmillan. |