2002 (Texts are available in Ukrainian)

• The corruption phenomenon. Corruption and free press. Seminar with participation of Volodymyr Yeshkilev (ukrainian writer and literature scientist. Ivano-Frankivsk). 29 December 2002.
• Empire's end (on Randall Collins theory of geopolitical dynamics). Seminar with participation of Eugene Zherebetskyy. 18 November 2002
• Theology of Holocaust. Seminar with participation of professor Leo Mazikh, International Solomon University (Kyiv - Jerusalem). 13 November 2002
• Polish experience of Eurointegration and its role for Ukraine. Seminar with participation of Joanna Konieczna (doctor of sociology, Warsaw Institute of Sociology assistant). With good offices of Polish-American-Ukrainian Initiative of Collaboration (PAUCI) and British Council (Lviv). 23 October 2002
• Ukrainian kontrculture: experience of the last decades. Seminar with participation of Mykola Ryabczuk (Кyiv), ukrainian literature critic, poet, writer. 17 October 2002
• Hermeneutic method of Gadamer in history analysis. Seminar with participation of Jean Grondin (Моnreal), one of the world leading specialists in H.-G. Gadamer philosophy.14 October 2002 (full text in German language)
• Modernism and postmodernism. Philosophy and culture. Seminar with participation of Myroslav Popovych (member of National Scientific Academy of Ukraine, head of Institute of philosophy (Кyiv). 19 September 2002
• “Two jubilees: Scherbyckyj and Shelest – who is more valuable for the Motherland?” Seminar with participation of Taras Batenko (PhD in Political science, teacher of the department of political science of Ivan Franko Lviv National University). 15 August 2002
• Ukrainian memorial of Lychakiv cemetery. Seminar with the participation of Myron Sikora (sculptor, Lviv). July 18, 2002.
• Exploring Lviv. Seminar with the participation of Yaroslav Hrytsak, Doctor of History, Director of the Institute for Historical Studies, Lviv. June 27 2002.
• Ethno-nationalism and christian mind. Seminar with the participation of Andriy Shkrab`uik. June 13 2002.
• Israel in fight with terrorism: strategies and perspectives. Presentation of the problem. Reporter: Anatoliy Maslovatyy - vice-president and executive director of "Ukraine-Israel" association (Lviv). June 5 2002.
• Seminar with Volodymyr Lanovyy, PhD in Economics, president of the Center for Market Reforms (Kyiv). May 24, 2002
• Moscow Patriarchate and new challanges. Seminar with the participation of Veniamin Novik (Abbey, PhD in Theology, journalist in Christianity (Sankt-Peterburgh)). April 20, 2002
• Experience of democratic transformation in Hungary. Seminar with the participation of Janos Kis (Professor of Political Science and Philosophy at Central European University, Budapest, famous Hungarian scientist, writer and translator). April 15, 2002
• Comparative analysis of Gender Studies in the USA and countries of the region. Seminar with the participation of Ann Snitow (Visiting Professor at Central European University, Budapest, founder and head of Network East West Women (USA)). March 28, 2002
• Politics - women`s occupation. Debates (Oxford model). March 7, 2002.
• Political situation in Middle East and issue of fight against international terrorism. Seminar, with the participation of Salakh Zakut, Professor, President of Arabian House in Ukraine, Counsellor of the Ambassodor of Palestinian Autonomy in Ukraine. March 5, 2002.
• "Once again about slowness of Halycyna, or why are Halychians being manipulated". Roman Lozynskyy, PhD Geography. February 21, 2002.
• "Revolution and quasi-revolution (an attempt of the comparative analysis of Lytva and Ukraine: events of January 13th, 1991 in Vilnius and 1991 in Ukraine)". Reporter - Vitaliy Antonov, honoured Counsellor of Lythuanian republic in Lviv, head of Ukrainian-Lythuanian Foundation named after T.Shevchenko, head of Ukrainian-Lythianian foundation named after T. Shevchenko. Second report: 'Did the revolution in Ukraine occur?'. Second reporter: Anatoliy Romanuik, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Lviv National University named after Ivan Franko. January 15, 2002.