No. 3 (17) (2023): International relations, public communications and regional studios

DOI: https://doi.org/10.29038/2524-2679-2023-03

Published: 2023-12-04

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

CHINA'S GEOPOLITICAL INTERESTS REGARDING ANTARCTIC

Mariia Zherebylo, Galina Kopachinska, Olena Borisjuk

6-25
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INTEGRATION PROCESSES IN REGIONS OF THE WORLD AS A SIGN OF MODERN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Ihor Polishchuk

25-36
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ARAB STATES IN NORTH KOREA’S MIDDLE EAST POLICY

Serhii Shuliak

37-49
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SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS

DEVELOPMENT OF E-GOVERNMENT IN UKRAINE: CURRENT ISSUES OF IMPLEMENTATION

Lesia Kachkovska, Halyna Maleonchuk, Yevheniia Vozniuk

50-63
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TECHNOLOGIES OF PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AS A TOOL OF «SOFT POWER»: PECULIARITIES OF IMPLEMENTATION IN MODERN UKRAINE

Vitaliy Kryvoshein

63-83
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BRANDING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE FOREIGN POLICY OF ISRAEL

Anastasia Perfileva

83-98
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TECHNOLOGIES OF POLITICAL COMMUNICATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF UKRAINE: USE OF PR TECHNOLOGIES

Pavlo Petrov

98-108
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THE CONSEQUENCES OF BREXIT IN THE MEDIA SPACE OF GREAT BRITAIN (JUNE 2016–2021)

Marysya Tomashevska

109-124
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REGIONAL STUDIES

THE POSITIONS OF THE COUNTRIES OF THE VISEHRAD GROUP REGARDING THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR: THE PUBLIC DIMENSION

Myroslava Lisovska, Olena Pistrakevych, Maryna Bessonova

125-149
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INTERESTS AND PRACTICAL GOALS OF THE «BELT AND ROAD» OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA IN THE EU COUNTRIES

Volodymyr Melnychuk

149-164
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UKRAINE IN THE BLACK SEA REGIONAL COLLECTIVE SECURITY SYSTEM

Nataliya Nikolaienko

164-172
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SECURITY FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM IN THE COUNTRIES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

Victor Patiychuk

173-190
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THE POLICY OF GERMANY REGARDING THE FORMATION OF EUROPE’S ENERGY SECURITY

Nataliia Pipchenko, Yaroslav Lepekha

190-202
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STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS OF INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES AS A VECTOR OF RESISTANC TO DESTRUCTIVE INFLUENCES

Antonina Shuliak, Tetiana Yelova

203-215
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POLITICAL INSTITUTES AND PROCESSES

NATIONAL MENTALITY AS A CHALLENGE TO EUROPEAN VALUES

Nataliia Karpchuk

216-228
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FEATURES OF CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE IDEA OF DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY IN MODERN POLITICAL SCIENCE

Nataliia Rotar

229-244
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CLIMATE DISINFORMATION: INTERPRETATION AND RELATED CONCEPTS

Yevheniia Tykhomyrova

244-260
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COMMUNICATIVE PRACTICES OF ISRAEL’S PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: EXPERIENCE FOR IMPLEMENTATION IN UKRAINE

Ihor Ishchenko, Olena Bashkeieva

260-278
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HISTORICAL MEMORY AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR OF STATE BUILDING IN THE CONDITIONS OF COMBATING RUSSIAN INFORMATION AGGRESSION

Leonid Chupriy

278-290
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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS

EU HEADING FOR NET ZERO: REDEFINING THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKET

Alona Bilokon

291-302
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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR CIRCULAR ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT

Olga Korneliuk, Nataliia Pavlikha

303-318
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FOREIGN POLICY OF UKRAINE UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF MARITAL STATE

Valentyna Ksendzuk

318-338
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RUSSIAN-GEORGIAN TRADE WARS AS A MEANS OF POLITICAL PRESSURE ON RUSSIA

Serhij Kulyk, Аnna Vasylchuk

339-353
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STRATEGY FOR THE POST-WAR RESTORATION OF UKRAINE’S TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE: TRANSIT COMPONENT

Natalia Naumenko, Oleksandr Zasiekin

353-381
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GEOPOLITICAL FACTOR IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF EU ENERGY POLICY (2022–2023)

Nataliia Khoma, Oksana Khimiak

381-396
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