Implementation Of International Cooperation Research Articles

Visiting Professor As Implementation Of Cooperation Between Universitas Islam Negeri Sultan Syarif Kasim Riau And Arkalyk Pedagogical Institute, Kazakhstan

Visiting Professor Program (VIPP) is a program to send PTAI professors to universities / research institutions abroad with a maximum duration of 1 month, facilitating PTAI permanent lecturers with the title of Professor to develop their ideas and ideas through joint research, updating teaching materials and learning methods in accordance with the latest developments in the world of international education, developing curriculum studies, comparative studies of institutional management management, and become a guest examiner for students of overseas partner universities. Purpose of Visiting Professor Program (VIPP) Increasing PTAI institutional competitiveness towards a world class university through cooperation and partnership with foreign universities / institutions, Development of competence of PTAI professors in the fields of research, academic writing and networking abroad through scientific presentations, research, benchmarking, publishing manuscripts in reputable international journals Socialization and internationalization of Nusantara Islamic studies. This VP program is an implementation of international cooperation between UIN Sultan Syarif Kasim and Arkalyk Pedagogical Institute, Kazakhstan. This highly talented young lecturer and reviewer of several international journals indexed by Scopus is listed as the only lecturer from the State Islamic Religious College (PTKIN) in Indonesia teaching at the university.

Optimisation of Cross-Border Project Management In Higher Education Institutions in the Context of the Impact of Global Economic Crises

In today's globalized and interconnected world, the impact of global crises poses increasing risks to the economic situation of each country in particular. The study of cross-border cooperation in the context of current crisis processes allows us to identify new risks and ways to minimize them. The purpose of the study is to analyze ways to optimize the management of cross-border projects in the context of the impact of global economic crises. Scenario planning, SWOT analysis, statistical and mathematical research methods are used in the course of the study. The article discusses the peculiarities of managing cross-border projects on the example of the Precarpathian National University in the context of the impact of global economic crises. Using the example of the university, the author analyzes the implementation of cross-border projects for the period of 2020-2022, which occurred during two crises. The first global economic crisis is caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the second regional crisis is caused by the war in Ukraine. The risks faced by the grantee in implementing international programs are identified. The study analyzed four different cross-border projects, which made it possible to assess all the risks in more detail and identify existing problems. For a detailed analysis, the medium-sized PrePOD project was selected, which operated from 2020 to 2022 and received an average amount of funding. The strengths and weaknesses of cross-border cooperation were assessed. The study pays special attention to the role of the Precarpathian National University, emphasizing the need for financial risk management, effective communication, compliance with the law, and adaptation of national legislation to European standards. The paper formulates strategies for improving the management of cross-border projects in the context of global crises, and proposes to create research centers to improve the management of grant activities. It has been determined that flexibility and communication are the international factors that can reduce the impact of crisis processes on the implementation of international cooperation.

The right to education: international standards and their influence on the constitutional legislation of the member states of the Council of Europe

The article draws attention to the UN Charter, which proclaims the task of reaffirming faith in basic human rights, in the dignity and value of the human person, in the equality of men and women, and in the equality of rights of large and small nations. Attention is focused on the principle of UN activity - implementation of international cooperation in the promotion and development of respect for human rights and basic freedoms for all, without distinction of race, sex, language and religion. International acts on human rights of a universal nature are characterized, in which for the first time at the international level everyone’s right to education was enshrined: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of 1966, the Convention against Discrimination in Education of 1960, the Convention on the rights of the child of 1989. Attention is drawn to the minimum standards of the right to education that the state must ensure. The relationship between the right to education, which was first enshrined at the international level in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and human dignity and the value of the human personality is defined. Emphasis is placed on the right to education and criteria for determining the degree of respect and observance of fundamental norms related to this human right throughout the world. The article also raises the question of the influence of international standards of the right to education on the constitutional legislation of the member countries of the Council of Europe - Bulgaria, Poland, Ukraine and other countries.

Why war won and negotiations lost? Is the absence of war the same as peace?

The article comparatively analyzes the systemic dependence of military victory and negotiation defeat, which is manifested in a situation of absence of war and still unsettled peace. The article examines the negotiations on the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, along with cooperation and struggle, which constitute the main form of expression of world and regional politics in the modern world.
 Taking into account the genesis and changing nature of the Karabakh conflict, the author analyzes the main reasons why the negotiations on the settlement of the Karabakh conflict were not successful. In this context, the purpose of this article is to study the process of conducting international negotiations of the Karabakh conflict, its structural and functional components, to analyze the negotiation activity as a means of settling and resolving conflict situations in Nagorno-Karabakh, the implementation of international cooperation, as well as to study the main characteristics of the negotiation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
 The author focuses on the military, political and diplomatic dimensions of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict from 1988 to its last phase in 2020. The negotiation process to resolve the conflict in this article is considered, both in terms of their content, results and positions of their participants, as well as in terms of the procedural side of the negotiation.

Implementasi Konsep Kerja Sama Internasional Dalam Edukasi Anti Korupsi

As a global phenomenon, corruption is something that plagues almost all countries and its negative impact can specifically affect the growth of a country. This corruption cannot be dealt with by relying solely on domestic efforts. One way to do this is through anti-corruption education through international cooperation. This research aims to see how the implementation of international cooperation in educating people and countries about the importance of anti-corruption initiatives globally. Using the concept of international cooperation, it is found that many international organizations have incorporated the importance of anti-corruption education into their programs. This education is carried out through cooperation so that the results can be more evenly distributed among member countries. International cooperation ensures procedures in reducing corruption and promoting increased public integrity.

Problems of collection and presentation of physical evidence by the investigative team in the implementation of international cooperation in criminal cases

Problems of collection and presentation of physical evidence by the investigative team in the implementation of international cooperation in criminal cases

Specific Features of the Interpreters Participation in the International Cooperation in Criminal Matters

The author made an attempt to investigate the procedural status of the translator in the implementation of international cooperation in the field of criminal proceedings, as a result of which the author comes to the appropriate conclusions, which should be taken into account in practice in the investigation of criminal cases with a foreign element.

СПІВРОБІТНИЦТВО ДЕРЖАВ У СФЕРІ БОРОТЬБИ З КІБЕРЗЛОЧИННІСТЮ ТА ПІДХОДИ ДО ВИРІШЕННЯ ПРОБЛЕМИ КІБЕРТЕРОРИЗМУ

Currently, society is evolving into information one, which, on the one hand, simplifies the interaction between participants in public relations, and on the other hand, increases the risk of human rights violations, when using information and communication technologies. Changing the structure and scope of information transfer requires both the subjects of social relations, which have a personal interest in ensuring the highest possible level of security of transmitted data, and the state as a whole as a guarantor of the stability of the legal field of public relations. It is obvious that national security largely depends on information security, and in the course of technical progress, this dependence is only growing. Information, acting as an economic and social guarantee of stability of existence and development of society and the state, is the object of close attention and influence of the state. The introduction of e-document management and the creation of interconnected information resources have made information vulnerable to outside interference.The choice is made by the individual user of information-and-communication technologies, by civil society as a whole (for example, by opposing or supporting certain state policies inthe information sphere) and by public authorities, as they decide on lawmaking and implementation of relevant norms. Each state is constantly balancing between the principles of respect for human and civil rights and freedoms, integration into the international community, the need to ensure economic growth and national security. However, no domestic policy should outweigh the need for international cooperation in the fight against crime, which should be based on the principles of openness, mutual assistance, development of new forms of cooperation. It seems that international cooperation in the fight against cybercrime should be carried out with the participation of all countries.The legal basis of the regime of preservation of information in internationallaw includes the following components: basic principles of human rights protection; the procedure for cross-border circulation of information; protection of confidential information; the status of international bodies implementing a unified legal policy in the field of information protection and its implementation. It seems that international cooperation in the fight against cybercrime must be carried out with the participation of all countries. At the same time, based on a generalized analysis of the legal framework of international, European and national legislation of the EU countries, a certain approach to the implementation of international cooperation in combating cybercrime is proposed: improving the legal framework for international cooperation, harmonized implementation of developed legal norms into national legislation, improving approaches to information exchange.

The Image of Digital China in the Russian Media

The texts published in the Russian mass media on the digitalization processes in China are analysed in the article. The relevance of the study is due to the attention of the Chinese government to the implementation of international cooperation with various countries, including Russia. It is noted that the “Chinese theme” is one of the most relevant in Russian publications. Attention is paid to one of the most popular and dynamically developing areas — digitalization. The author proceeds from the assumption that the media not only reflect news information, but also in a certain way form ideas about a particular object being described. The author notes that significant attention is paid to the development of digitalization in the PRC in Russian newspapers and magazines. It is shown that in the publications of the Russian media, China is represented by one of the world leaders in digitalization, which is supported by the state and its citizens. The contexts, indicating that digitalization is penetrating into different spheres of the country’s life: education, industry, trade, etc., are given. The author comes to the conclusion that an exclusively positive image of digital China is being constructed in the Russian media.

International cooperation in the investigation of crimes in the field of employment abroad

The article considers the issues of international cooperation in the investigation of crimes in the field of employment of Ukrainian citizens abroad. An analysis of the main international legal acts ratified by Ukraine on the regulation of the activities of authorized entities in the field of external labor migration. It is emphasized that external labor migration is directly related to aspects of interstate cooperation, as the vast majority of permits for employment of citizens abroad are issued through the relevant foreign diplomatic missions. The legal aspects of the interaction of authorized bodies in the course of international cooperation are studied, attention is paid to certain features of the formation of such requests and the formulation of questions in them. And crimes committed in the employment of Ukrainian citizens abroad often have group characteristics of criminal activity, even transnational in nature and are mostly related to human trafficking and their successful investigation is impossible without proper cooperation and international cooperation of relevant law enforcement agencies. The author has concluded that today in Ukraine there are no theoretical and scientifically substantiated and practically tested methodological developments on the methodology of investigation of crimes committed on employment abroad. It is possible to improve the effectiveness of the investigation of crimes committed in the field of employment abroad, to more successfully counter these phenomena and to protect the citizens of Ukraine from criminal encroachments on external labor migration in the field of employment abroad, provided participants in the provision of such international assistance and authorized entities for the effective implementation of international cooperation, taking into account the specifics of these crimes.

Optimizing the Security of the Indonesian State through Strengthening International Cooperation between Indonesia and Malaysia in the Land Border

Indonesia is an island nation consisting of land and sea areas. The constitutional foundation of Indonesia has regulated that the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia is an archipelagic nation characterized by an archipelago with territories whose boundaries and rights are determined by law. This is as regulated in Article 25 (A) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. The purpose of this research is the application of international cooperation between Indonesia and Malaysia in the land border area and the driving and inhibiting factors for international cooperation between Indonesia and Malaysia in the land border area. . The approach method used in this study is the Legal Research approach method. Implementation of International Cooperation between Indonesia and Malaysia in the Border Area, The application of international cooperation between Indonesia and Malaysia proves that there is an international interaction as a country that is close together in terms of geographical location. Drivers of factors and obstacles to international cooperation between Indonesia and Malaysia in the border of land areas. The role of the central, provincial and district / city government in developing border areas needs to be done appropriately and emphasizes three main points, namely: Regulators, Executors and Government facilitators as regulators are obliged to encourage structuring the rules that exist in the development and utilization of border areas in the decision making effort. Conclusion The application of the agreement made between Indonesia and Malaysia is a strategic step for the two countries to mutually reinforce sovereignty in the country's security efforts
 

LEGAL PRINCIPLES OF ATTORNEY’S PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION DURING CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

The legal basis for the participation of a lawyer in international cooperation in criminal proceedings are international standards based on the provisions of international legal acts on human rights and freedoms and the implementation of criminal justice, guaranteeing the right to defense and the functioning of the bar. The view is supported that international legal acts regulating the activities of the bar can be divided into several groups, namely: international legal acts that ensure the realization of human and civil rights and freedoms of a general nature; international legal acts guaranteeing the realization of human and civil rights and freedoms of a special nature; international legal acts establishing general principles for the provision of legal aid and the activities of lawyers. A lawyer in criminal proceedings during international cooperation is involved to perform the function of protection in case of certain procedural actions within the framework of international legal assistance, extradition of persons who have committed a criminal offense, the implementation of criminal proceedings subject to its adoption. However, on a general basis, a lawyer in criminal proceedings for the protection of the rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of participants in criminal proceedings has the status of defense counsel. It is concluded that international legal acts provide for the exercise of the right to legal assistance of a lawyer in the implementation of international cooperation in criminal proceedings by: ensuring timely access of the lawyer to the client; confidentiality of the lawyer’s contacts with the client; enshrining in the legislation such a scope of professional rights of a lawyer, which in modern conditions of development of the state and society is sufficient for the effective implementation of legal aid; non-interference in the lawful professional activity of a lawyer, etc. The provisions formed in the scientific article can be used with the participation of lawyers in international cooperation in criminal proceedings in order to ensure human protection in pretrial investigation and judicial institutions, representation, participation in certain procedural actions.

Formation of geoinformation-cartographic support of the Altai interregion on the example of creating the international atlas “Greater Altai: Nature, History, Culture”

The article discusses the conceptual provisions used in creating the international cartographic project “Atlas of the Greater Altai: nature, history, culture” in the context of the formation of an international geo-information and cartographic support. The creation of the atlas of the Greater Altai is based on a number of methodological, conceptual, and organizational provisions, among which, first of all, the research search for new methods and approaches, the development of modern technologies for processing spatial data, cartographic modeling and cartographic research methods. Within the framework of this project, implementation of international cooperation, exchange of experience and achievements in the field of mapping, geoinformatics and GIS design is no less significant than the international cooperation, exchange of experience and achievements in the field of mapping, geoinformatics and GIS design.

Problems of proof in providing legal assistance during the implementation of international cooperation in the field of criminal proceedings

Problems of proof in providing legal assistance during the implementation of international cooperation in the field of criminal proceedings

The study of participants' values convergence on the example of international scientific project on cyber security

Rapid development of new technologies of information wars, operating all over the world, puts forward the issue of constant development of new cybersecurity systems. It is possible to solve this problem only under conditions of implementation of international cooperation with the use of professional project management. The main task of it is providing effective interaction between project participants for its successful implementation, which requires the introduction of new methods and models for managing the values of the project. The proposed method of forming the system of project values and distinguishing the core with the use of the methods of structural matrices provides for the possibility to determine a capability of this system to implement the project taking into account values of each participant. The developed model of the determination of degree of convergence of values of participants of the project on cyber security allows the assessment of possibilities of effective cooperation between project participants. The proposed recommendations regarding response of the project manager to the examined indices of values convergence are appropriate to use both at the stage of project planning and during its implementation, since the values of the project participants may significantly vary over time. The implementation of the performed studies will contribute to the prevention of conflicts and the restoration of effective cooperation for obtaining planned outcomes of the project.

International Cooperation in Plant Protection1

Preventing the introduction of dangerous organisms into new countries and regions requires an international approach. The article reviews the most dangerous organisms for different continents, and describes in particular the procedures developed in Europe for assessing quarantine risks, through international cooperation within the European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization. The activities of EPPO are reviewed, and also those of the ISHS Plant Protection Commission, especially in relation to fruit‐tree viruses. The implementation of international cooperation within the European Community, and specifically in Denmark, is described.