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'Ukrainian Sociological Review' is a special publication that includes selected papers from the academic journal 'Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing' established by the Institute of Sociology, National Academy of Sciences, in 1997. Table of contents: Natalia Kostenko, Sergiy Makeyev: Place and Time of Sociology; John Highley, Jan Pakulski: Elite and Leadership Change in Liberal Democracies; Yevgen Golovakha, Andriy Gorbachyk, Tetiana Liubyva, Natalia Panina, Viktoria Sereda, Ksenia Ursulenko: Subjective Reliability: Theory and Measurement (ISR); Elena Simonchuk: The Occupational Structure of Ukrainian Society in Time and Comparative Perspectives; Olga Kutsenko: The Master's Portrait through a Fortune of the Service Class and Its Sociological Conceptualizing in the 20th century Of Professor Helmut Steiner's Blessed Memory; Yuliia Soroka, Tetiana Zub: "Dismissing Wealth" and Changes in the Social Perception of Inequality; Viktor Stepanenko, Oleksandr Rybschun: Ukrainian Sociology: Social-Historical and Ideological Context of Development; In Remembrance of NATALIA PANINA, Doctor of Sciences in Sociology, Principal Research Fellow of the Institute of Sociology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Biography of Natalia Panina.

This article is dealing with the analysis of main stages and tendencies of social transformations that have been taken place in Ukraine since the well-known Perestroika in the ex-USSR. Transformational processes are studied in very important ways for Ukrainian society aspects, such as: institutional, socio-structural, and socio-psychological. The authors gave special attention on the role of classes — elites and the broad masses in the different stages of this period have been analyzed.