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The project “What’s next?” — a series of video interviews about the trends and forecasts of the development of Ukraine, and opinions about what changes we should work on. We talk culture, education, business, politics and society with Ukrainian intellectuals and professionals in various fields. The hero of the sixth episode is Valery Pekar, an entrepreneur, a teacher at the Kyiv-Mohyla Business School and the Lviv Business School of the UCU, a public figure and the author of books on management, strategy and leadership. He will share his thoughts on why the postmodern approach to understanding war does not work, how the freedom of the enslaved indigenous nations of Russia will help us win the war, as well as on domestic economic reforms and the public demand for justice.

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