Аctual Problems of International Relations

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• MEDIA LITERACY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE: THE SWEDISH APPROACH TO COUNTERING DISINFORMATION

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• THREAT TO THE US’ NUCLEAR ORDER: CHINA AND RUSSIA DETERRENCE CRISIS 2024

  M. Skrypnyk

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• THE INDIVIDUAL IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE PARADIGM

  K.Yu. Denysenko

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• THE EASTERN EXTERNAL BORDER OF THE EU: TRANSFORMATION OF FUNCTIONS IN THE СONTEXT OF THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR

  O. Feduń, N. Papish, M. Olkhovych-Novosadyuk

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• A GLOBAL SHORTFALL OF CYBER WORKFORCE: EVALUATING THE U.S. STRATEGY APPROACH AND UKRAINE'S EMERGING CHALLENGES

  D. Dubov, S. Dubova

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• EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION IN INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS-BASED CLIMATE LITIGATION

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• STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE GLOBAL ARMS AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MARKET

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  73-82

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• THE ROLE OF STATE ECONOMIC POLICY IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATIONS: THE CASE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN EU COUNTRIES

  G. Panikar, V. Morozov

  83-100

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• SIMULATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF GENERATION Z, ALPHA AND BETA ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL MARKETING

  I. Shevchenko

  101-108

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• THE UNITED KINGDOM – UKRAINE MERCHANDISE TRADE: RESILIENCE AND FACTORS

  O. Shnyrkov , R. Zablotska , O. Chugaiev

  109-126

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