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Political science

#09-polit Ways to implement best practices for sustainable development goals in leading countries

Abstract: The development of the world economy in the future depends directly on the ability to solve a number of problems, including socio-economic and gender inequality issues, military conflicts, and the unsustainable use of natural resources, which are reflected in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This agenda was adopted by 193 member countries [...] Load More of the United Nations (UN) in 2015. The aim of the study was to systematize approaches to the effective implementation of these sustainable development goals (SDG) in the leading countries and to justify the possibilities of such an implementation, taking into account national characteristics. Historical and logical analysis has made it possible to study the experience of implementing sustainable development concepts with regard to the example of the SDG index of top-10 countries and to discuss the underlying factors of their success in achieving sustainable development goals in modern conditions. The methods of comparative analysis and content analysis of national and international documents were used to clarify the national peculiarities regarding localization and organization of work on the implementation of sustainable development goals in the contexts of the leading countries. The method of generalization and logical deduction provided the opportunity to define and characterize three schemes regarding the localization of sustainable development goals: deep localization, implementation of sustainable development goals without their formal localization, and the total absence of localization. The results of the analysis of systems for monitoring the achievement of sustainable development goals helped to determine the differentiation between the approaches to management and the provision of sustainable development that depends on the features of the socio-economic development of the countries. Content analysis of major strategic documents regarding sustainable development showed the formal participation of the countries in achieving sustainable development goals in spite of their memberships in the UN and the participation in establishing the foundations of a balanced development of civilization. Recommendations are proposed for establishing such sustainable development in the leading countries through the implementation of the scheme of deep localization. The paper also argues for methods of intensifying the work of ministries and agencies that are responsible for achieving the specific goals and quantitative indicators reflecting the results of sustainable development. The results of the study will serve as a basis for improving the theoretical foundations concerning the implementation and management of sustainable development in both developed and developing countries and can also be useful for the strategic planning of sustainable development.
Keywords: sustainable development goals; management; implementation, leading countries, advanced practices
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 24 October 2025

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Scientific field: Social Sciences, Environmental Science, Energy, Green & Sustainable Science & Technology.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus Q2; WoS IF 2.5.

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#08-polit International security in the process of cooperation between international organizations

Abstract: Stronger tendencies toward globalization in international relations have increased the interest among modern researchers in the problems of the regionalization of politics and economics. The relevance of this direction of research is evidenced by the increasing interaction between states and international organizations with regard to security issues [...] Load More at the regional level. Of particular interest is the cooperation for international security between the United Nations (UN) and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) within the context of uncertainty around global development. The purpose of this study was to provide a conceptual assessment of the results of the cooperation between the UN and the SCO at various levels of international security in recent years and to substantiate the mechanisms that have been promising with regard to organizing this interaction. The methods of retrospective and documentary analysis were used to systematize the documents of the UN for 2002-2020 and 2001-2020 that are related to the interaction between the UN and the SCO. The review of relevant scholarly literature allows for the identification and characterization of two principal areas of research with regard to the activities of the UN and the SCO. The importance of research into the theory of political-military alliances is explained to determine the interconnectedness of regional and global security systems as well as the distribution of the balance between states. Graphical analysis of the data was used to determine the dynamics of the UN’s interest in the activities of the SCO in different time periods as well as to highlight the main stages of their cooperation. The decomposition method allowed the study to identify peace and security, cooperation, terrorism, and other topics among the major areas of interaction between the organizations. Deductive evaluation of UN documentation helped to characterize the practical formats of inter-organizational cooperation. The position of some states in the context of the SCO and UN strategies and activities is also summarized. The main mechanisms of the interaction of these international organizations at the global and regional levels were systematized and characterized. The paper substantiates the specifics of the SCO’s functioning in ensuring security. It also argues for the increasing role of regionalism in international relations and for strengthening the interconnection of global and regional security systems through the activities of international organizations, in spite of the peculiarities of the cooperation between them. The results of the study will be useful for further research into the interaction of international organizations at the global and regional levels, in the training of specialists in international relations, and in the activities of the international organizations themselves.
Keywords: UN; SCO; international organizations; international cooperation; security; regional cooperation; security system
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 20 October 2025

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Region of the journal publication: Europe.

Scientific field: Social Sciences.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus Q2-3; WoS (Emerging Sources Citation Index).

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#07-polit Problems with regulating electronic commerce at the international level

Abstract: The active development of digitalization against the background of globalization processes has had a significant impact on the evolution of international trade, marking e-commerce as a priority area of digital trade. However, the uneven level of digital development in the world and the chaotic nature of institutional and regulatory spheres significantly [...] Load More hinder the development of e-commerce. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to conceptualize the potential of e-commerce regulation by international institutions and regional associations. The materials of international organizations, including the World Trade Organization (WTO), G20, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), as well as the provisions of trade agreements of EU and Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) are summarized to identify their problematic aspects and their relevance in the regulation of e-commerce development. System analysis allowed for investigating alternative ways of developing trade rules in the era of digitalization, based on mega-regional agreements with the participation of the USA and the EU, as well as arguing the causes for the possibility of their practical implementation. The productivity of initiatives to regulate digital trade in the framework of integration associations, such as the European Union, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and the Eurasian Economic Union, is analyzed, while their role in the development of commercial trade and the regulation of electronic transactions is substantiated. Deduction is used to justify proposals to eliminate the problem of privacy, on the one hand, and security, on the other hand, by ensuring a balance between interoperability and national data protection systems. The holographic method helps reason the possibility of further development of electronic commerce at the regional or plurilateral level. The results of the study formulate proposals for solving the problem of regulation of digital trade at the multilateral level on the basis of the use of alternative platforms, such as Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC, OECD, and G20. The results obtained in this study are of practical importance and are characterized by scientific novelty. The results of the study may be useful in the development of provisions of trade agreements regulating digital trade at both the bilateral and plurilateral and multilateral levels.
Keywords: electronic commerce; digitalization; integration associations; regulation; trade agreements; multilateral level
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 24 October 2025

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Region of the journal publication: Europe.

Scientific field: Business, Management and Accounting.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus Q2-3; WoS IF 1.9.

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Economics

#06-polit Sustainable growth of the world economy in the modern context

Abstract: After many decades, the problem of sustainable economic growth for the world economy still remains relevant among researchers. At the same time, readjustment and transformation of economic relations between countries causes serious imbalances of the ambiguous nature that are limiting the growth of the world economy in the long term. The aim of this [...] Load More study was to conceptualize the destructive factors and potential opportunities for accelerating global economic growth against the background of crisis and turbulence in global economic development. A hypothetic-deductive method of scientific knowledge was used to propose an original hypothesis about the presence of a trend toward the diametrical reversal of the modern cycle of global economic growth; the transformation of globalization from convergence to divergence; and the loss of flexibility in regard to the global economy’s system of regulation. Historical and logical methods were used to analyze international trade's level of influence on economic growth in retrospect and in modern conditions, and to argue the distinctive features of these influences. Analysis and synthesis allowed the authors to identify evolutionary changes, as well as the role of transnational companies as drivers of global economic growth. The method of statistical observation and comparative analysis identified and differentiated major risks of global economic development. An analysis of trends in the development of economies in a regional context (i.e. China and the European Union) is presented, and the main factors that slow down these countries’ economic development are highlighted. A deductive analysis is used to substantiate the directions of international cooperation for reducing the progressive inequality between countries, considering the opportunities and problems of developing countries. The results of the research indicate that the complementary influence on future development of the world economy will settle disagreements in international trade and ensure cooperative efficiency between countries to overcome imbalances of the modern world economy. The results have a practical value and can be useful to government officials and international organizations in developing a strategy for maintaining sustainable and inclusive economic growth at the global level.
Keywords: economic growth, global economy, international trade, transnational companies, imbalances, risks
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 24 October 2025

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Region of the journal publication: Europe.

Scientific field: Social Sciences, Environmental Science, Energy, Computer Science.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus Q1-2; WoS (SSCI+SCIE).

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Political science

#05-polit The ethnicity of Latin America’s indigenous population in the context of globalization

Abstract: Globalization processes have transformed all spheres of life of the world community and encouraged new models of interaction among states, ethnic groups, and individuals. However, the world now witnesses the phenomenon of globalization, characterized by the preservation of regional differences and the increasing influence of the ethnic component on [...] Load More politics and economic and social relations, instead of the integration and unification inherent in globalization. Therefore, this study’s purpose was to substantiate the content of globalization processes in the formation and development of the renaissance of ethnicity in the cases of indigenous political movements in Latin American countries, as well as forms of their political activity and self-expression in politics and identification. The theoretical and methodological bases of the research embraced such concepts as the theory of political modernization, Bernard Nietschmann’s fourth world theory, and some theoretical aspects connected with the analysis of ethnic movements and political parties’ development. The method of historical–logical analysis showed the positive correlation between global trends and the development of the political activity of Latin America’s indigenous population over the last 25 years, despite a number of socioeconomic and political problems in the states. The aspect analysis of the political activity of indigenous peoples in countries such as Mexico, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, and Guatemala helped prove the existence of different institutional forms (spontaneous protests and organized political participation) and the results of their activity in different states. The methods of comparison and deductive analysis allowed stating the importance of indigenous peoples’ participation in political processes in organized groups in order to reduce ethnic inequalities in Latin American countries. The review of the relevant scholarly literature revealed controversial points about the ideological content of the political force program, divided into two vectors of development, focusing exclusively on either ethnic aspects or socioeconomic aspects. The logical inference leads to the conclusion that the political culture shares common characteristics, such as self-identification. The paper also provides insights into the Latin American indigenous peoples’ views on the problems arising from political, economic, and social development.. The results obtained from this study have a conceptual character and can serve as a basis for improving the theoretical foundations of studies on both general and specific characteristics of Latin American indigenous peoples’ development in political and socioeconomic processes. From a practical viewpoint, the study’s results may prove useful for heads of governments and international organizations in order to eliminate ethnic inequalities at the global level.
Keywords: globalization process, Latin America, indigenous peoples, political activism, political culture, ethnic inequality
Date of publication: January 2026 / Deadline: 24 October 2025

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Region of the journal publication: Europe.

Scientific field: Social Sciences.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus Q3.

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#04-polit The evolution of the concept of physical harm in international relations theory

Abstract: With the development of international relations and the growing list of goals of the world community’s sustainable development, the idea of harm and its sources is being transformed. The concept of physical harm to humanity is brought to the forefront, as its reduction becomes a key parameter for assessing progress in international relations. Therefore, [...] Load More this study aimed to conceptualize physical harm by identifying its logical connection with the concepts of biopolitics and global healthcare. A review of the relevant scholarly literature and the method of deduction allowed the authors to uncover the debatable points regarding the problem of harm from the perspectives of the state-centric system of international relations and posthumanism, as well as the cause–effect relations of its emergence. The apperception method 1) revealed the logical relation between the problem of physical harm and biopolitics, that is, the states’ policy aimed at managing and regulating the biological characteristics of the population, and 2) identified key biopolitical risks and fundamental contemporary problems of biopolitics. Historical empirical analysis allowed the authors to argue for the transformation of the sovereign’s role in biopolitics when reaching the supranational and transnational levels, due to the formation of global healthcare management. Using the deconstruction method, the authors substantiated the crucial elements of global health: the level of analysis covering the world’s population and the interdependence that connects people with one another, forming a global population. The authors considered the actors and the substantive characteristics of the main functions and subfunctions in the activities of the global health system, while outlining the most destructive factors escalating the problems of global public health management and generating physical harm. The logical inference helped prove the idea of the dual influence of biopolitics, aimed to maintain public health, on one hand, and its connection with the problem of physical harm and possible threats to public health, on the other hand. The results obtained within this study’s framework have a conceptual character, significantly expanding and supplementing the problem of harm in the theory of international relations. They can serve as a basis for improving both the theoretical foundations of the study on the causes of harm and the practical approaches to its reduction.
Keywords: physical harm, biopolitics, global healthcare, international relations, population
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 24 October 2025

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Region of the journal publication: Europe.

Scientific field: Medicine, Public Health, Environmental Science.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus Q2; WoS IF 2.8.

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#02-polit Symbolic politics of emerging powers amidst the ensuring of the liberal world order

Abstract: In the context of rapid globalization, there are changes in the distribution of power among states due to the increasing role of emerging powers in the world economy and their reluctance to accept the established liberal order on previous terms. The confrontation of growing authoritarian countries such as China, Russia, and India with Western liberal [...] Load More states intensifies competition and leads to conflicts in the international system, with a negative impact on opportunities for global cooperation. However, the question of exactly how emerging states threaten the liberal world order remains open. The purpose of this study is to conceptualize the risks to the liberal world order from emerging powers by analyzing the status dynamics and symbolic policies of the emerging states. Drawing on crucial aspects of social identity theory and using a systemic approach, the authors argue for the need to conduct research in the context of three vectors of symbolic politics in the emerging powers. The review of relevant scholarly literature allowed the identification of the issues of controversy regarding the major goals of the UN international development program from the Western and the emerging powers' perspectives. Historical and logical analyses helped highlight evolutionary quantitative and qualitative changes and argue for potential directions in the development of international assistance policies by, and assistance to, emerging powers. Applying the descriptive method to analyze the characteristics of "big challenges" for emerging countries, the authors focused on scientific and technological progress as an indicator that determined the level of "development" and "backwardness" of a country. At the same time, the method of deductive inference allowed identification of the stances of a number of emerging powers (in particular, China, India, and Russia) in the world arena in terms of their self-presentation. The systematization of the obtained results with regard to the implementation of symbolic politics in the emerging powers in the specified areas allowed the highlighting of its distinctive features and shortcomings in the context of each country's ensuring the world order. The authors also explain the violation of the mechanism of symbolic exchange on the part of emerging powers that tended to lead to the violation of the world order. The results of the study can be useful for politicians and the international bodies of emerging and developed countries in preserving their own sovereignty and the global liberal order, increasing the status of the country in the political arena, and ensuring the effectiveness of symbolic exchange.
Keywords: emerging states, liberal world order, global cooperation, symbolic politics, symbolic exchange
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 24 October 2025

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Region of the journal publication: Europe.

Scientific field: Social Sciences, Environmental Science, Energy, Green & Sustainable Science & Technology.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus Q2; WoS IF 2.5.

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Education

#46-edu Effective technologies for the development of ethno-cultural competencies in vocational education

Abstract: In modern conditions, due to the change of educational paradigms, there is an increased contradiction between the demand of and the state of education. This contradiction can be seen between the modern tasks of implementation and the preservation of the pedagogical potential of ethno-cultural activities. Ethno-cultural subjects include the basic national [...] Load More values and the originality of cultural, historical, and spiritual activities of a particular country or region. Currently, there is insufficient use of pedagogical design technologies in the system of education. The purpose of this study was to substantiate effective pedagogical technologies for the development of ethno-cultural competencies in the system of secondary vocational education. Using the content analysis method, the pedagogical definition of ethno-cultural educational technologies and their functional purpose in the conditions of secondary vocational education were revealed. Analysis of recent academic literature provided a theoretical interpretation of the fundamental tasks of ethno-cultural instruction in the secondary vocational education system. Analysis of the current state of ethno-cultural pedagogical technologies in the education system, particularly in colleges, was presented. The conclusion was that in current secondary vocational education, the active use of ethno-cultural educational technologies is an integral part of the formation and preservation of regional culture. It was demonstrated by the deductive analysis method that ethno-cultural technologies in the secondary vocational education system are effective in the formation of art, folk art, and craft skills. The system of criteria for evaluating the level of ethno-cultural competencies was developed by the constructive analysis method. In this experiment, various ethno-cultural pedagogical technologies were introduced at the College of Technology and Design, and competence levels were assessed before and after. The most effective pedagogical technologies and techniques, in promoting the development of ethno-cultural competencies, were those that resolved problems in teaching methods and were based on an interactive model of future professional activity. These results have value as they will be useful in improving the effectiveness of the instructional process in the education system. This may serve as a basis for younger generations to assimilate the cultural heritage and national identity of their ancestors.
Keywords: secondary vocational education, ethno-cultural competencies, ethno-cultural education, students, pedagogical experiment, pedagogical technologies
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 20 October 2025

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Region of the journal publication: Europe.

Scientific field: Social Sciences.

Indexing of the journal: Scopus (Q2), Web of Science (Emerging Sources Citation Index).

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#43-edu An Approach to Assessing School Performance (study of experiences in countries (to be determined based on the team of authors)

Abstract: This research topic is relevant, as significant changes, which can be characterized as systemic, are taking place in school education. As a result of recent government reforms decentralizing the school education system and the introduction of a program-targeted method of management, there has been a decrease in the level of academic achievement and [...] Load More an increase in differentiation among students of primary and secondary schools from various social strata. The purpose of this study was to develop a methodological approach to assessing the effectiveness of the functioning of schools, considering the identification of the factors of their effectiveness. Based on an unbalanced panel of data on school performance indicators for the 2015–2019 period, a comparative characteristic of the performance of commercial and public schools was carried out according to the average value of those performance levels. The formalization method helped explain the content of the indicator of competition as a leading factor in assessing the effectiveness of schools with balancing the indicator and size. The competition indicator within the framework of this study intended to reflect the qualitative parameters of the interaction between the performance of the studied schools and the level of their competitiveness in the national educational system. In addition, a system of school effectiveness indicators was introduced that characterized the type and policy of the school and socio-economic indicators of their position. Empirically, based on a multivariate panel regression model with random effects, a model for assessing efficiency factors was developed for the resulting indicator of efficiency: a student’s test scores in mathematics. This made it possible to assess the nature and degree of influence of efficiency factors in general, and differentiate depending on the category of the school, be it state, non-profit or commercial, as well as on the school’s socio-economic state. With the help of stochastic frontier analysis, a model for evaluating the effectiveness schools was developed based on deterministic performance factors, and an empirical analysis of the studied schools was carried out. This approach made it possible to counteract the statement about significant volatility in the level of school efficiency, determined using regression analysis. The results obtained made it possible to reveal relationship patterns between the efficiency factors of the functioning of schools, depending on their type. These results can be used by government bodies in developing strategic directions for increasing the efficiency of school education and the redistribution of funds between schools. They can also serve as a reference source for parents of children when choosing a school.
Keywords: Sweden, commercial schools, effectiveness, factors, state schools, competition
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 24 October 2025

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Philosophy

#35-edu Conceptual analysis of philosophical concepts of time awareness

Abstract: Human life and activity cannot run without contact with the reality of time. Both time and its awareness, as well as its rational use, are dynamic phenomena, which argues for the high interest in them from the viewpoint of psychology, philosophy, and other sciences. All this determines the need for a deeper scientific study and philosophical understanding [...] Load More of time and the problem of its perception. The statement of the problem of studying time awareness in the context of probability and vectors of determining the behavior of a modern person becomes even more actual. The purpose of this paper is a conceptual analysis of the essence and characteristics of time awareness in philosophical theories and problems of objectivity of time. The diachronic method and content analysis helped analyze the essential characteristics of the definition of “time” and the meaningfulness of the concept of time awareness from the standpoint of an interdisciplinary approach in the study of this category in physics, psychology, and philosophy. The psychological approach to the study of time was excluded as, depending on the context of the philosophical concept, the understanding of time awareness becomes significantly modified. The methods of deconstruction and deductive analysis within the framework of the philosophical concepts of time allowed revealing that the category of the duration of processes in most cases correlates with the philosophical concept of space (properties of an object) and are considered by scientists as structural objects of the material world and forms of being. The axiomatic method, based on the results of the analysis of the philosophical concepts of the consciousness of time, made it possible to substantiate the main contradictions in the study of time from the point of view of an interdisciplinary approach, which consists of the approaches of the associative application of the modes “past,” “present”, and “future” to the time in relation to the collective and individual unconscious. This determines the search for an unambiguous understanding of the reality of being. The parameters of understanding the objectivity and subjectivity of time are grounded by logical inference. The obtained results within the framework of the research have a conceptual character and can serve as a basis for: 1) improving the theoretical foundations of the study of general and specific properties of time awareness; 2) development of a synthetic approach for comprehending and conceptualizing the concept of time, proceeding from the idea of the unity and integrity of the world.
Keywords: time, time awareness, philosophical framework, psychology, physics, being, space, reality, interdisciplinarity
Date of publication: February 2026 / Deadline: 20 October 2025

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