Ivan Franko International Fund has finished acceptance of the papers for obtaining of Ivan Franko International Prize 2016. The Prize has two nominations : for significant achievements in the field of social and humanitarian sciences and for significant achievements in the field of Ukrainian Studies.

21 research papers from 16 Universities from Austria, Poland, Ukraine and Israel were submitted to the Fund`s address from January 15 to March 1, 2017 encompassing 9 scientific disciplines:  Law, Art Criticism, Social Anthropology, History, Cultural Studies, History of Religion, History of Ukraine, Social Geography and Psychology.

The Nomination: “For significant achievements in the field of social and humanitarian sciences”:

1. Yuriy Makar, Mychailo Hornyi, Vitaliy Makar, Anatoliy Saliuk – co-author of Volume I (Chernivtsi, Ukraine)

The monograph “From Deportation to Deportation. Social and Political Life of the Ukrainians of Kholmshchyna and Pidlishia (1915-1947) Reserch. Memories. Documets. 

Monograph published in the third volume in 2011-1015rr). Volume I – 880 p .; Volume II – 900 p .; Volume III – 960 p. Format 60х84/16

2. Barikova Anna (Kyiv, Ukraine)

The monograph “E-STATE: NEW MANAGEMENT EFFECTIVENESS”.

The monograph was published in 2016. Format 60×90/16;  223 page.

3. Moshe Taube a collaborative effort with Prof. William F. Ryan (Jerusalem, Israel)

The monograph  THE LOGIKA OF THE JUDAIZERS. A Fifteenth-Century Ruthenian Translation from Hebrew.  The monograph was published in 2016 724 page.

4. Sofia Bonkovska (Lviv, Ukraine)

The monograph “The sacred angioplasty of Ukrsine-Rus. The sacred diskoses and chalikes. The end of the 10th-16th  centurios”.

The monograph was published in 2014 Format 60х90/8, 590 рage.

5. Zoriana Kisil (Lviv, Ukraine)

The monograph  “Legal and psychological principles of prevention of professional deformation of law enforcement agencies”. 

The monograph was published in 2016 Format 60х84/16, 848 page.

6. Oleh Shabliy (Lviv, Ukraine)

Сientific work «Social Geography»  of 2 books.

The books was published in 2016. Formaт 70х100/16. Book one – 814 page, Book two – 706 page.

The nomination: “For significant achievements in the field of Ukrainian Studies”:

1. Yevhen Nakhlik (Lviv, Ukraine)

The monograph “Ivan Kotliarevskyi’s Travestied World: Text-Intertext-Context”.

The  Monograph was published in 2015;. Format 70×100 1/16, 543 page.

2. Michael Moser (Wien, Austria)

The monograph  «New Contributions to the History of the Ukrainian Language”.

The  Monograph was published in 2016 Format 60х90/16, 668 page.

3. Inna Tsaralunha (Khmelnytsky, Ukraine)

Сientific work  “Records of Vyzhva City Register of the XVII century”.

The  book was published in 18.06.2015. Format 80х90/16, 170 page.

4. Vitalii Telvak and Vasyl Pedych (Drogobych, Ukraine) 

The monograph “Mykhailo Hrushevsky Lviv Historical School”.

The monograph was published in 2016. Format 70×100/16, 440 page.

5. Hryhoriy Vasianovych (Lviv, Ukraine)

“Prometeus Spirit”. The Collection of scientific works.

The Collection of scientific works was published in in 2016. Format 60х84/16, 120 page.

      6.Vasyl Ilnytskyi (Drogobych, Ukraine)

The monography: “The OUN Carpathian region in ukrainian liberation movement (1945–1954)”.

The Monograph was published in 2016 Format 79х100 1/16, 696 page.

7.Kupchynska Zoryana (Lviv, Ukraine)

The monograph “Archaic Place Names Stratigraphy of Ukraine”.

The  Monograph was published in 2016. Format 84×108 1/16, 56 charts, 1278 page.

8.Serhiychuk Vladimir (Kyiv, Ukraine)

The monograph “Famine of 1932-33 as a genocide of Ukrainians”.

The  Monograph was published in 2016. Format 84×108 1/32.  320 рage.

9. Author and chief of the project, its scientific editor Dr. Yaroslava Koniev (Olsztyn, Poland)

The monograph “Culture of the Ukrainians in Warmia and Mazury: tradition and modernity (cultural-ethnological research)”.

The  Monograph was published in 2016. 370 page.

10. Victor Karpov (Lviv, Ukraine)

The monograph «Ukrainian Courage in Symbols».

The  Monograph was published in 2016.  421 page.

11. Andriy Temchenko (Cherkasy, Ukraine)

The monograph  «Traditional Mantic Practices: the Archaic of the Sign System Scientific study».

The stady was published in 2015. Format 60х841/16. 111 page.

12. Andriy Temchenko (Cherkasy, Ukraine)

The monograph «Traditional healing spells: semantic transformations and rite paradigms».

The monography was published in 2014. Format 60х84 1/16. 572 page.

13. Nestor Myzak, Andrii Yaremchuk (Chernivtsi, Ukraine)

The monograph “Two Centuries of service to GOD and Nation: UGCC  Bukovina”.

The monograph was published in 2016. Format 84×108/16; 320 page.

14. Nataliia Stoliarchuk (Lutsk, Ukraine)

The textbook “The Ukrainian avant-garde of the twentieth century”. 

The textbook was published in 2016. Format 60×84 1/16. 182 page.

We remind that the Prize has two nominations: for significant achievements (developments) in Ukrainian studies and for significant achievements (developments) in social and humanitarian sciences. The Prize is annual and is awarded on August 27 on the birth day of Ivan Franko. Winners of the Prize are awarded with monetary reward (in 2017 prize fund is 500 thousand UAH) and golden symbol of the winner.

The first winner of the Prize in 2016, i.e., became Archbishop-Emeritus and of Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Cardinal of the Catholic Church  His Beatitude Lubomyr Husar  in nomination  “For significant personal contribution to the development of social and humanitarian sciences”  for the monograph “Andrey Sheptytsky Galician Metropolitan (1901-1944), a forerunner of ecumenism”.