Bohatiuk's Scholarship
"Aganbegian and the Catastrophic State of Soviet Economy." NEW WORLD (Winnipeg), 22 Aug. 1966.
"Automobile Industry of the Soviet Union and the Western Technology." SVOBODA (Jersey City), 5. Aug. 1966.
"Crimean War (1853-1856) and the Economy of Ukraine." SYMBOLAE IN HONOREM VOLODYMORU JANIV, (1983): 924-41.
“The Economic Potential of Ukraine.” In America : Ukraine Catholic Daily, 6 May 1966.
“The Economy of Kiev–the Capital City of Ukraine, 1941-1943.” Ukrainian Quarterly, 41, No. 3-4 (1985).
“Freedom and the Collectivist Thought.” Phoenix (Philadelphia), 11. No. 13 (1965).
“Magna Carta of Christian Social Doctrine.” Phoenix (Munich), 1, No. 2 (1951): 79-82.
“Management and Labor.” Phoenix (Munich), 2, No. 3 (1952) : 15-19.
“Patriotism, Communism and Roman Popes.” Phoenix (Philadelphia), 13. Nos. 15-16 (1970) : 24-44.
“Psychology : a Tool of Communism.” Phoenix (Philadelphia), 12, No. 14 (1966): 12-22.
“President Reagan and the Supply Side Economics.” Almanac Providence Association (Philadelphia), 1982.
“The Quest for Freedom: The Ukrainian Emigrants of World War II.” Jahrbuch der Ukrainekunde, (Munich), 1985.
“Russification and the Economy of Ukraine.” Jahrbuch der Ukrainekunde, (1982): 236-61.
“A Study of the Communist System : The Soviet Economy 50 Years Later.” Atlanta Economic Review, May 1970.
“T.D. Lysenko, Genetics and the Soviet Economy.” New World (Winnipeg), 18 Apr. 1966.
“Technological Transfer and the East-West Trade Relations.” Southern Economic Association, Atlanta, 11 Nov. 1966.
“The Ukrainian Emigrants of World War II : 1945-1985–Their Life in the Camp Economy.” Ukrainian Quarterly, 41, No. 1-2 (1985).
Abstracts. Chairman and editor. Proceedings of the Permanent Conference on Ukrainian Studies, the 6th Annual Meeting of The Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, 29-31 May 1981. Cambridge, Mass. : Permanent Conference, 1981.
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Ukrainian Herald (Kiev), No. 4, 1971. Editor with Vera Rich. Munich : ABN Press Bureau, 1972.
"Bolshevik Economic Policy in Ukraine." Paper presented at World Congress I, The Free Ukrainian Scholarship, New York, 13. Nov. 1967.
"Czechoslovak-Ukrainian Economic Relations." Paper presented at the 10th World Congress of the Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences, Washington, D.C. 18 Oct. 1980. Also: Abstracts of Papers, 1980.
"The Economic Impacts of the Camp Life of the D.P. s." Paper presented at the meeting "The D.P. Experience : Ukrainian Refugees After World War II.
“Economic Development and Regional Specialization in Soviet Ukraine.” Paper presented at the 7th Annual Meeting of the Permanent Conference in Ukrainian Studies, Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, Cambridge Mass., 5 June 1982. Also: Abstract Of Papers, 1982.
“The Economy of Ukraine, 1950-1975 : Developments and Trends.” Paper presented at the Bicentennial Symposium, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, 23 Mar. 1976.
“The Economy of Ukraine and Russification.” Paper presented at the 2nd Annual Meeting of the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, The Permanent Conference of Ukrainian Studies, Cambridge, Mass., 28 May 1977.
“The Economy of Ukraine in the Second World War,” Paper presented at the Meeting “Ukraine in the Soviet System, 1922-1982,” Munich, 6 June 1983. Also: Abstract of Papers.
“The Ems Ukase of 1876 : Tsarist Censorship in Ukraine.” Paper presented at the 1st Annual Meeting of the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, The Permanent Conference of Ukrainian Studies, Cambridge, Mass., 27 May 1976.
“National Independence and the Concept of Ukrainian Economics.” Paper presented at the Symposium on Ukrainian National Liberation Movement, Concordia University, Montreal, 30 Sept. 1979.
“The New Economic Policy and the Economic Thought in Ukraine.” The Annual Meeting of the Shevchenko Scientific Society, Columbia University, New York, 24 Nov. 1978.
“Russian Colonialism in Ukraine.” Paper presented at the 15th International Atlantic Economic Conference, Paris, France, 17 Mar. 1983. ALSO: Published in Atlantic Economic Journal (Eordin, Ill.), 11, No. 3 (Sept. 1983).
“Russification and the Economy of Ukraine.” 14th Congress of Ukrainian Americans (UCCA), New York, N.Y., 23 Nov. 1984.
“Russification of the Economy of Ukraine.” Meeting of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J. 4 Dec. 1983.
“Russification of Universities and Institutions of Higher Learning in Ukraine.” Paper presented at World Congress II, The Free Ukrainian Scholarship, Toronto, 2. Nov. 1973.
“The Science of Economics in Soviet Ukraine.” Memoirs of the Shevchenko Scientific Society, 192 (1976): 197-209.
“The Socio-Economic Achievements of Ukrainians in America.” Paper presented at National Meeting of the American Association for Advancement of Slavid Studies, St. Louis, 9 Oct. 1976.
“Soviet Regional Economics : A Case Study of Soviet Ukrainian Economy.” Paper presented at the Western New York Economics Annual Meeting, Geneva, 11 Oct. 1975.
“Soviet Regionalism in 1920’s : The Economy of Ukraine Revisited.” Paper presented at The International Atlantic Economic Annual Meeting, Salzburg-Vienna, 14 May 1979.
“The State of the Science of Economics in Soviet Ukraine.” Paper presented at the Congress of Ukrainian Scholarship, Centennial of the Shevchenko Scientific Society, New York, 24 Nov. 1973.
“Ukraine and Czechoslovakia in the CMEA Integration Plans.” Paper presented at the Meeting “Ukraine and Czechoslovakia,” Munich, 31 July 1982. Also: Abstracts of Papers, 1982.
“Ukraine and the CMEA Integration.” 11th International Atlantic Economic Conference, London, England, 17 Aug. 1981. Also : Article published in Atlantic Economic Journal, 9 No. 4 (Dec. 1981).
“Ukraine in the Economic System of the Eastern Block.” Paper presented at the 6th Annual Meeting, Permanent Conference in Ukrainian Studies, Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, Cambridge, Mass., : Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, 1981.
“The Ukrainian Economy During World War II.” Paper presented at the Meeting “History of Ukraine : Contemporary Perspectives and Analyses,” Urbana-Champaign, Ill., 15 June 1983.
Rev. of Future Potentialities of Siberia, by M. Dankevych. In Phoenix (Philadelphia), 12, No. 14 (1966): 90-92.
Rev. of Moscow Phenomenon, by M. Shulha. In Phoenix (Munich), 1, No. 1 (1951): 60-61.
Rev. of None Dare Call it Treason, by John A. Stormer. In Phoenix (Philadelphia), 11, No. 13 (1965): 86-89.
Rev. of The Angel of Death, by B. Polanych. In Phoenix (Philadephia), 12, No. 14 (1966).
Rev. of The Industrial Revolution in Europe : Germany, France, Russia, 1800-1914, by W.O. Henderson. In Review of Social Economy (Mar. 1963).
Rev. of The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, by Henry W. Morton. In Textbook Evaluation Report, No. 598, 1-12. New Rochelle, N.Y., America’s Future Inc., 1972.
“Soviet Economy : 50 Years Later.” Review of the Catholic Business Education Association (Pittsburgh), 19, No. 4 (Summer 1968).
Prof. Bohatiuk (1926 - 2007)
- Thoughts on Prof. Bohatiuk by his colleague Prof. Paul BlackleyPaul Blackley, prof. of economics at Le Moyne since 1982 offers his reflections on his colleague and mentor.
Nicholas G. Bohatiuk was born on January 2, 1926 in Ternopil, Ukraine. He studied in Munich at the Ludwig Maximillion University and the Ukrainian Free University, at Georgetown University, and New York University, earning an M.A. and PhD in Economics and a PhD in Political Science.
In addition to his position as professor of economics at Le Moyne College, where he taught for 35 years, Dr. Bohatiuk was an executive board member and vice-president of the Council of Academic Advisors for the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute (HURI) and an economics radio commentator for the USIA's Voice of America.