Sciences Of Ukraine Research Articles

Digital human rights: separate doctrinal basis

The authors note that the digitization of public services has taken place, which has led to the transition of most or at least a significant number of public services to an electronic format and allowed us to talk about the emergence of concepts of electronic state (government) (e-government). The step-by-step transformation of state data management based on digital technologies, the development of complex super-services for citizens and businesses to receive public services in one click (DIY) was called “digital public administration”. However, a clear definition and framework of the concept of “digital human rights” has yet to be developed. They seem to cover all human rights in the context of digitization and the development of modern information and communication technologies. It can be considered that this is the field of information law, which regulates human rights related to the use of information technologies. This includes the regulation of relations in the field of personal data processing, publication of information on the network, processing of big data, application of artificial intelligence, etc. The purpose of the scientific article is to consider the concept of digital rights and their implementation in the Ukrainian and European legal space, taking into account the contribution of Ukrainian scientists. The digital revolution that has swept the world has significantly changed the way people communicate, work and live. However, this rapid technological development brings with it new challenges for the protection of human rights. This article examines the concept of digital human rights and their dimensions in the Ukrainian and European context. It is indicated that the study and protection of digital human rights in the modern world requires a comprehensive approach, taking into account both Ukrainian and European experience. The works of domestic scientists testify to the urgency of the problem and indicate the need for further research in this area. Digital human rights are becoming an integral part of modern society, where technology is rapidly changing the way we live and interact. Ukraine, like other countries, faces many challenges in the field of digital rights, which are caused by the rapid development of information and communication technologies. From this context: first, understanding digital rights and their importance becomes a necessity for every member of society. People should be aware of their rights and responsibilities in the digital space, especially regarding the protection of privacy and personal data; secondly, the development of digital rights in Ukraine should take into account the best practices of European countries and global standards. Improving legislation, increasing public awareness and developing cyber defense are aspects that require immediate attention; thirdly, the importance of cooperation between the state, citizens, business and the scientific community. Effective and sustainable solutions to ensure the digital rights of Ukrainians can only be created through joint efforts.

THE PROBLEM OF PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE IT SPECIALISTS IN THE RECEPTION ROOMS OF DOMESTIC SCIENTISTS OF THE LAST DECADE

In the article was analyzed the problem of professional training of future IT specialists in the receptions of domestic scientists of the last decade. It is found that the modern system of training specialists in higher education in Ukraine is focused on global trends in the development of higher education, such as globalization, integration, democratization, continuity, humanization, openness of education, academic freedom, autonomy, digitalization, etc., which leads to the transformation of training of highly qualified specialists, including IT specialists. It is proved that reception as a new methodological technology involves interpretation – one's own interpretation, addition to the previously created. Based on the analysis, it is determined that the professional training of future IT specialists involves the formation of their readiness to work and acquire relevant competencies in information technology, mathematical and computer modeling of processes and systems of various nature, forecasting, optimization, system analysis and decision-making, etc. The article characterizes the research of Ukrainian scientists related to the professional training of IT specialists in its multi-vector dimension over the past decade, such as I. Gerasymenko, A. Stryuk, A, M. Rassovutska, S. Semerikov, I. Tarasov, Y. Sikora, O. Glazunova, A. Kocharyan, S. Nikolayenko, V. Shynkaruk, V. Kovalchuk Y. Vasylenko, L. Dmytritsa, T. Bodnenko, V. Vlasenko, V. Bykov, A. Gurzhiy, M. Shyshkina, T. Voloshyna, T. Vakaliuk, T. Potapchuk, O. Malykhin, T. Yarmolchuk, S. Berezenska, N. Oliynyk, I. Varava, A. Kapiton, A. Schlichta, and others. It has been established that in the last decade, Ukrainian researchers have considered the professional training of future IT specialists in the context of their professional activities in a rather different way and have drawn certain analogies with the concept of competence as a person's ability to perform a certain type of activity

“FISH” SURNAMES IN THE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE: Peculiarities of Creation, Territorial Distribution 1. Karas

Introduction. The study of anthroponyms in general and surnames in particular is one of the urgent problems of modern Ukrainian onomastic science, which has important theoretical and practical significance not only for linguistics but also for history, geography, and ethnology. Despite the close attention of Ukrainian scientists to the study of various aspects of anthroponymy at the end of the XXth — the beginning of the XXIst centuries, it should be said that the study of anthroponyms of individual microsystems, such as settlements, social groups, and, especially, surnames derived from personal names, is only at the initial stage. The purpose. The purpose of the article is to investigate the place of the surnames of the surname microsystem “Karas (karas)” in the system of Ukrainian surnames, to describe the methods of their creation, to distinguish the affixes with the help of which the surnames of this microsystem were formed, to analyze their prevalence on the territory of Ukraine. Materials and methods. The dataset of the investigation was the materials of the website “Ridny” (Ridny), which records 876,000 surnames of residents of Ukraine, of which only 77 surnames belong to the “Karas” surname microsystem. The descriptive method and its main means are used in the article: inventory and systematization of language material in synchrony. Results. The result of the conducted research is the establishment of the place of the surname microsystem “Karas(karas)” in the system of Ukrainian surnames, the description of the methods of creating surnames of this microsystem, the identification of affixes with the help of which these surnames were formed, the determination of the limits of the prevalence of surnames of the surname microsystem “Karas(karas)” in the territories of Ukraine. Conclusions. The analysis of the surnames of the surname microsystem “Karas(karas)” gave reasons to conclude that although this microsystem is relatively small, it is rather diverse in terms of methods and means of creation. The most common surname of this microsystem is the surname Karas (3,550 bearers), which occupies the 1,125th place in the general list of residents of Ukraine, and the most derived surnames are formed from the surname Karas (18 surnames). The most common way of creating surnames of the surname microsystem “Karas (karas)” is the suffix (45 surnames). Most often, the suffixes -ov (7 cases), -enk (-enk) (5 cases), -sk-, -ich(-ich) (4 cases each) were used to create such surnames. 19 surnames are formed by the inflectional method. Among the residents of Ukraine, there are 11 bearers of double surnames. Of the 77 surnames of the surname microsystem “Karas (karas)” that are common in Ukraine, 35 or 45.45 percent are russified, that is, appeared in the Ukrainian language under the influence of the Russian language. In the future, the problem of the origin, peculiarities of creation and distribution on the territory of Ukraine of surnames derived from other names of river and sea fish, including a comparative aspect, and some other problems will need to be studied.

Analysis of innovative financial instruments in modern Ukrainian scientific literature

Innovative financial instruments act as a driving force for economic development. In the modern economy, the role of innovative financial instruments has grown significantly. With the application of financial innovations, it is almost possible to obtain high profits, minimize costs, develop new markets, and create competitive products with a high degree of novelty. So, in the market economy, innovative financial instruments are an effective means of competitive struggle, as they lead to the creation of new needs, a reduction in the cost of products, an inflow of investments, and an increase in the image of the manufacturer of new products, to the attraction of new customers. This article aims to define the essence of innovative financial instruments, drawing on an analysis of existing definitions of the concept of 'financial innovation' in contemporary Ukrainian scientific literature. Building on the reviewed material, this article presents an analysis of the types of innovative financial instruments put forth by Ukrainian scientists. L. B. Kolinets offers a classification that includes innovations related to equity instruments and debt instruments. Another group of scientists, S. V. Radinsky and O. D. Dyachun, identify financing instruments, hedging instruments, and special financial services as innovative financial instruments. The article also references other types of innovative financial instruments explored in the works of contemporary Ukrainian scientists. We analyzed statistical data on the development of derivatives and fintech and implemented business projects in Ukraine with the help of the «Big Idea». The expediency of using innovative financial instruments has been determined. The main advantages of using innovative financial instruments are that they accelerate business development, expand access to capital, and support the development of new products and services. In conclusion, ways were suggested to contribute to developing innovative financial instruments. Keywords: financial instruments, financial innovations, derivatives, crowdfunding platforms, cryptocurrency, blockchain technologies, fintech, payment system.

UNIVERSITY AUTONOMY IN THE CONTEXT OF OPTIMISING THE NETWORK OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

The relevance of the article is determined by the importance of strengthening the autonomy of higher education, its ability to really influence the acceleration of Ukraine's recovery and the need to resolve a number of contradictions (between the launched higher education reform and imperfect regulatory, legal and organisational mechanisms for its implementation; public awareness of the inefficiency of the higher education network and the importance of its optimisation, and the insufficient level of awareness of the importance of ensuring democratic and transparent processes by senior education managers). The aim is to analyse the prerequisites, features and prospects for optimising the network of higher education institutions in the context of implementing the right of universities to autonomy for accelerating Ukraine's recovery. Methods: theoretical analysis of official, statistical, scientific and journalistic sources – to study the functioning peculiarities of the higher education network in Ukraine and the development of their autonomy; comparison and generalisation – to identify factors that hinder the autonomy development of Ukrainian higher education institutions and conditions that facilitate it. Results: the dynamics of the higher education institutions network expansion and their contingent is studied; the peculiarities of acquiring the "national" status by higher education institutions are analysed; the factors of inhibition of the university autonomy development in Ukraine are identified; the conclusions of Ukrainian scientists on creating conditions for ensuring the process effectiveness of the higher education institutions optimisation are summarised. Conclusions: the autonomy development of higher education institutions in Ukraine is hampered by an imperfect regulatory framework, non-state actions of educational managers at the institutional and national levels, and an unbalanced national education system; uncontrolled expansion of the higher education institutions network has disrupted the balance of the national education system (decline in vocational education, deterioration in the quality of higher education); the autonomy of higher education institutions in the context of an unbalanced national education system, weakened links with regional labour markets, and underdeveloped public-private partnerships cannot become a means of a restorative breakthrough for the Ukrainian education system to ensure Ukraine's post-war recovery; the need to optimise the network of higher education institutions is obvious and urgent, but it is undemocratic and non-transparent, which provokes unhealthy sentiments among the scientific and pedagogical community and undermines the authority of higher education in Ukrainian society; the process of optimising the network of higher education institutions needs to be regulated (development of relevant regulations, methodological recommendations, clear algorithm), taking into account the achievements of Ukrainian scientists and European experience.

V ALL-UKRAINIAN SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE WITH INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION «PERSONALITY IN THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF MODERN SOCIETY»

In recent years, we have openly declared our move away from the Soviet legacy in the educational sphere. And today it is important to offer interesting practice-oriented classes to the participants of the educational process that would not push a person away from the learning process, but rather encourage them to actively immerse themselves in it. After all, the high-tech world has long recognized the special importance of science and knowledge in the civilization processes of scientific and technological progress, sustainable development of national economies, and improvement of citizens' lives. The modern interactive and meaningful educational environment has a positive impact on all participants in the educational process, from children who become more confident, curious and open-minded to adults who do not stop but continue to improve and develop professionally. Despite the fact that today Ukraine is experiencing military actions of the occupier, more than a hundred destroyed and damaged schools and higher education institutions, we must lay a stable foundation for democracy, civic engagement and professional environment of people who will continue to build the Ukrainian state. Education and science predict the prospects for human development and prepare people for tomorrow, so we must start today to form conscious citizens who will rebuild the country after our victory. We are active participants in reforms in secondary education under the New Ukrainian School Concept and transformations in higher education, which are focused on the future of Ukraine and a democratic society. Therefore, the entire education system of the region and the country is balanced and focused on the optimal network of educational institutions, on improving the content and quality of educational services, which will outline new dimensions of educational activities and performance, and provide space for the use of new digital resources for the educational development of the individual. In these areas, we find the experience of European national models of education, practices of educational activities and teaching life competencies quite interesting. 16 Ukrainian science and education is gaining unique European integration experience that promotes the use of innovative pedagogical teaching methods, the development of algorithms for using digital technologies and supporting individual entrepreneurial thinking, and the development of personal language skills as a means of active communication and professional development. All of this is done to expand educational opportunities for students' learning and development. In the above contexts, the question arises: is a new strategy in the field of education and science needed? We can confidently answer that we need a strategic plan and, in general, we need to fully adopt European principles of strategic planning - to actively fill them with new principles, plans and results of the education reform. Everything is aimed at developing and building the state and a person.

Historical and legal aspects of state formation in Ukraine (XVII–XIX centuries)

The article spectrally examines the problems of Ukrainian state-building in extremely difficult periods for Ukraine, namely the times of the destruction of the Hetmanship by the Russian tsars, the introduction of strict bans for the Ukrainian population regarding the use of the Ukrainian language and any manifestations of the Ukrainian national idea. The historical influence of the Treaty of Pereyaslav in 1654 on the further development of Ukraine is analyzed, as well as a historical and legal assessment of the agreements concluded by the Ukrainian hetmans with the tsarist authorities of Russia regarding the accession of Ukraine to the empire is presented from the standpoint of modernity. The historical significance of the Constitution of Pylyp Orlyk of 1710 is highlighted, the provisions of this document regarding general approaches to building the Ukrainian state are analyzed. A historical and legal assessment of the activities of the Cossack elders’ collaborators, who by their actions contributed to the decline of national activity in the areas of strengthening Ukrainian statehood, is presented.
 Some aspects of the participation of the Ukrainian intelligentsia and youth organizations in measures to counter the inculcation of Russian traditions and orders in all spheres of life of the Ukrainian people have been studied. Approaches to understanding the essence and direction of processes related to the organization of disobedience to the total Russification of the Ukrainian population are summarized on the basis of the elaborated scientific work of Ukrainian scientists and politicians of various historical periods.
 The historical significance of Turkey’s influence on the formation of Ukrainian statehood is analyzed (it concerns the events of 1669 and 1711, when with the help of Turkey, Russia and Poland were forced to recognize the independence of the Ukrainian state).
 The author’s comment on the cited quotations of scientists is presented, judgments are expressed regarding the effectiveness of participation in the processes of liberating Ukraine from the expansionist actions of the Russian Tsar in a sufficiently long historical period.

Образ роду Ґалаґанів в історіографії кінця ХІХ – початку ХХ ст.

The purpose of the study is to conduct an analytical assessment of the Galagan noble-foreman family image formation and evolution process in historiography of the late 19th – early 20th centuries. The methodological basis of the work was formed by the basic principles of the historiographic image theory, aimed at identifying genesis, formation and evolution of understanding of the Galagans’ role in historiography. The following methods are also used in the work: historical, analytical, genetic, comparative, biographical, method of studying the products of activity.The scientific novelty is the fact that the Galagan family is first considered through the prism of the theory of the historiographical image. Conclusions. Through the efforts of a small but very active constellation of Ukrainian scientists, Galagan family was included in the scientific circulation. For three decades, their image has undergone significant transformations. Although Alexander Lazarevsky was quite critical of the Galagans, especially representatives of the first generations, the pages of the magazine «Kievskaia starina», on the contrary, showed mainly positive aspects of their activities, special attention was paid to the last representative of the family, Grigory Galagan Jr. The publication of Andronik Stepovych had a specific structure and was based on sources of various genres: from memoirs to an unpublished article authored by Grigory Galagan Jr., which was devoted to the history of his family. The publisher allowed the reader to see how Gregory Galahan Jr. assessed his ancestors and get acquainted with the memories of his son Paul. The chapter on Gregory Galahan Jr., which Stepovich wrote personally, is evidence of the author’s extremely respectful attitude towards his hero. The images of the father and son of the Galagans, which are idealistic in their content, are significantly different against the background of less emotional and ambiguous assessments of their ancestors. Vadim Modzalevsky in his work depersonalized Galaganov and equated them to ordinary representatives of the nobility of Left-Bank Ukraine. But this is due to the restrictions imposed on the genre of his work, a genealogical essay, which was supposed to contain only basic information about members of noble families and the connections between them. The most complete, multifaceted images had the first and penultimate male members of the genus. The image of Ignat Galagan in all works is mostly negative, his immoral actions, greed, low intellectual level are brought to the fore, although evidence of personal courage and the ability to «make his way in life» also take place. Grigory Galagan Jr., on the contrary, receives an extremely positive assessment, his image is used as a symbol of Ukrainian patriotism and a role model. Other members of the family are presented in a much less vivid form. We can say that they are presented as authoritative, but typical Ukrainian landowners having both positive and negative features.

СТАН НАУКОВОГО ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ ЗЛОЧИННОСТІ У СІМЕЙНІЙ СФЕРІ

The article reveals the need to study crime in the family sphere in the works of Ukrainian scientists. This can be explained by the fact that it is criminological science that investigates such crime as a system with exceptionally complex types of criminal offenses committed by the offender during their common life. So, there is a significant need for a scientifically based and comprehensive analysis of this crime and the development of effective forms and methods of its prevention, because the family is constantly in social relations with the state and its institutions. These relationships are based on social ties that unite people into a functional whole, while creating equality and inequality in the rights and obligations not only of spouses, but also within the social group of society. It was noted that among the criminological problems of crime in the family sphere in Ukraine, the problem of domestic crime, which in most cases was and remains the most latent among other criminal offenses, became the agenda. And therefore, recognizing the family as the center of society, it should be noted that without the support of the state and its institutions, unfortunately, the problem of crime in the family sphere is almost impossible to solve. And this is due to the fact that the family is not always able to fulfill its main function – ensuring the proper well-being and upbringing of children. History shows that the main types of crime in the family sphere are: domestic, economic, psychological, sexual and physical violence. Taking into account that there is a war in Ukraine, the problem of criminalization in the family sphere takes on special importance, and we consider it as an object of criminal offenses committed by the offender. The consequence of this is the divorce of husband and wife, a decrease in the standard of living of children, their lack of protection, poverty, and the weakening of the infrastructure of health care, education and culture. Key words: criminal offenses in the family sphere, offender, family violence, marital conflict.

FEATURES FUNCTIONING OF THE DETOXIFICATION SYSTEM AT THE THREAT TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY AS A CONSEQUENCE OF ACCUMULATION OF 137CS

To date, there is no consensus on the pathogenesis of miscarriage. In modern life, human health is signifi cantly infl uenced by environmental factors. In this regard, 37 years after the accident at the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, the question of remote cytogenetic and hereditary eff ects in the off spring of parents aff ected by radiation remains relevant. Ecosystems contaminated with radioactive substances are a source of exposure for humans. Internal irradiation is the cause of reproductive losses. Radiation stress aff ects the course of redox processes in the body. Biochemical indicators are markers of the infl uence of environmental factors on a person. The study is dedicated to determining the state of peroxide hemostasis in the case of miscarriage. Aim: to determine the peculiarities of the functioning of the detoxification system in case of miscarriage due to the accumulation of 137Cs.Material and methods. The fi rst (research) group included women with reproductive losses in anamnesis and signs oftermination of the current pregnancy; the second (control) group included women with an uncomplicated history and course of pregnancy. Additionally, the fi rst group was divided into subgroups according to pregnancy outcomes: А – 38 women who gave birth at 37-40 weeks, despite the complicated course of the current pregnancy, В – 13 women who gave birth at 28-36 weeks + 6 days, С – 9 women who birth at 22-27 weeks + 6 days. The state of peroxide hemostasis in women was studied using biochemical studies. Accumulation of 137Cs with diff erent activity was detected in the placentas of the examined women of both groups using β-spectrometry. Morphological examination of placentas was performed according to the protocol. The severity of placental damage was studied by Olympus BX51 and Axioskop 40 microscopes. Analyzing the results revealed a relationship between biochemical indicators, the activity of 137Cs, and pregnancy scenarios. Statistical data analysis was performed using Microsoft Excel (2016) and Fisher angular transformation. The diff erence between comparative values was considered signifi cant at p < 0.05 (probability index greater than 95 %). Permission to conduct research was obtained from the Medical Ethics Committee of the SI «Institute of Pediatrics, Obstetrics, and Gynecology named academic Elena M. Lukyanova of the National Аcademy of Мedical Sciences of Ukraine» (protocol No 3 of 07.06.2017).Scientifi c research work is to «Develop the latest and improve existing technologies for diagnosis, prevention, and treatmentof premature termination of pregnancy in women with miscarriage taking into account the passport of the placenta» (2018-2020). Code VN.20.00.02.18, state registration number 0118U000039, KPKV 6561040.Results. It has been confi rmed that the state of the environment plays a decisive role in the pathogenesis of miscarriage. Ithas been proven that placental dysfunction caused by abnormal oxidative stress due to the action of incorporated 137Cs leads to pregnancy termination. As a result of the depletion of the antioxidant reserve, the compensatory capabilities of the placenta decrease. It was established that activity in the placenta up to 1.0 Bq/kg of 137Cs does not aff ect the course of gestation. The compensatory capacity of the placenta remains preserved even with the accumulation of 1.1 to 4.4 Bq/kg of 137Cs. At the same time, it is possible to prolong the pregnancy until the term of timely delivery. Internal irradiation with an activity of 4.5-10.4 Bq/kg of 137Cs causes damage to the stroma of the maternal surface of the placenta and premature birth at 28-36 weeks + 6 days. At the same time, newborns are viable due to the preservation of compensatory reactions in the placenta. Accumulation of more than 10.4 Bq/kg of 137Cs causes antenatal death of the fetus and early premature birth due to damage to maternal and fetal structures of the placenta. An increase in the content of malondialdehyde and a decrease in the activity of superoxide dismutase in the blood indicate the severity of radiation damage.Conclusions. Internal exposure to 137Cs disrupts the architecture and functional capacity of the placenta. Extreme eff ectsdepend on the activity of 137Cs, the compensatory capabilities of the placenta, and the pregnant woman’s body. Activation of lipid peroxidation acts as a biochemical amplifi er of radiation exposure. An increase in the blood of malondialdehyde, diene conjugates, and free SH groups is associated with the severity of radiation damage. An early marker of primary placental dysfunction, premature birth, and antenatal fetal loss is an increase in MDA content in the blood by 12.0 % and a decrease in SOD by 6.5 % relative to permissible values. An early marker of exhaustion of the compensatory reserve is an increase in the content of MDA in the blood by 23.3 % and a decrease in SOD by more than 18.2 % relative to the permissible values. Decompensation of adaptation mechanisms in the system «mother- placenta-fetus» leads to antenatal losses.

Pedagogiczne konteksty humanistyki Floriana Znanieckiego w najnowszej interpretacji Lecha Witkowskiego – wnioski dla Ukrainy

The article substantiates the pedagogical aspects of the humanities as presented by the Polish scholar Florian Znaniecki, through the prism of current concerns of Ukrainian science, using the materials from Lech Witkowski’s extensive book Uroszczenia i transaktualność w humanistyce. Florian Znaniecki: dziedzictwo idei i jego pęknięcia [False claims and transactuality in the Humanities. Florian Znaniecki: the legacy of ideas and its ruptures.] Analysing Znaniecki’s contradictory viewpoints regarding the role of pedagogy in the system of humanistic knowledge, Witkowski convincingly emphasizes the “pedagogy” or pedagogical orientation of Znaniecki’s scientific work and identifies the actual tasks for modern pedagogy, based on the contradictions of modern cultural life or the democratic ideal. The author of the article attempts to place these emphases (Is pedagogy a humanistic or a social science?) and to reevaluate fundamental notions in the field of methodology through the prism of Ukrainian humanities. Witkowski also identifies contemporary objectives for modern pedagogy, drawing from the discrepancies observed in current cultural dynamics or the democratic paradigm. The author emphasizes the challenges of modern humanities in the context of the formation of democratic values, fostering national identity, promoting civic engagement, and media culture to counteract the information war, interdisciplinary approach, complementarity, and social orientation in the post-humanist paradigm. The article analyses some critical aspects of Znaniecki’s views in the latest interpretation of Witkowski, who convincingly goes beyond the traditional receptions of the Polish sociologist’s pedagogical discourses. The article highlights the topical issues of academic (dis)integrity, according to L. Witkowski’s book, in which Znaniecki’s theoretical concept of conjugated duality, irrationality, and bureaucratization of science gains significant prominence.

The resilience of Ukrainian scientists

We have asked Ukrainian scientists how they have been able to persist in pursuing their research since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation in February of 2022. We thank thescientists who were willing to share their thoughts and experiences; the views expressed are those of the contributors alone.

ФІНАНСОВА СТІЙКІСТЬ ПІДПРИЄМСТВА: ЕТАПИ КАТЕГОРИЗАЦІЇ ПОНЯТТЯ У ВІТЧИЗНЯНІЙ НАУЦІ

This article examines the concept of financial stability of the enterprise and the stages of its categorization in Ukrainian science. We reviewed different approaches to defining this concept in different fields and historical periods, and also discussed the development of approaches over time. Thanks to the analysis of various studies and views of scientists, the article offers a generalized definition of the financial stability of the enterprise, which reflects its level of financial independence and ability to withstand the negative effects of external factors.

INTELLIGENCE AS A FACTOR FOR PREVENTING AGGRESSIVE MANIFESTATIONS OF SOCIETY OR HUMANITARIAN STEPS TO THE THIRD WORLD...

Goal. The article reveals the process of transformation of interneighborly relations in the conditions of the organization of wartime and postwar Ukrainian society, periodic changes in the scientific paradigms of their development. The role and place in these transformations of various forms of social activity, including and scientific. The influence of science on the formation of social consciousness is studied, taking into account both the action of objective and aggressive factors. The considered processes and management methods are determined by the post-Soviet traditions of volunteer lobbying of the interests of certain political groups, industries, regionalists, in a word, interested parties. The analysis of aggressive motives, which are guided by the subjects of scientific interaction, depending on the level of their mastery of the subject of research, important resources, etc., was carried out. Results. According to the results of the study of public opinion and the available publications, the vectors of the development of the intellectual potential of the modern paradigm of the development of Ukrainian science, and as a derivative of artificial intelligence (AI), the imitation of activities useful for society, the stimulation of artificial needs, which is accompanied, in wartime conditions, by the exponential growth of crisis phenomena, have been identified in a number of important for society spheres of its life activity. Proposals have been made to determine directions for improving the management of these processes. Scientific novelty. The expediency of forming an organizational model of the absurdity of the occurrence of wars in human society is substantiated. The destructive, for modern civilization, content of neglecting the development of highly moral, humanistic scientific traditions based on the principles of truth, objectivity, historicism, scientific substantiation and reorientation not only on material goods, but on the development of national memory and the cultural potential of people is revealed. The necessity of changing the paradigm of development, national and scientific traditions formed in the post-totalitarian period and reorienting them to the anticipatory development of measures to prevent aggression, using not only AI, but also productive cultural and humanitarian potential for this has been established. The practical significance of the creative idea lies in the practical possibilities of using the proposed developments and proposals in the field of public administration in the war and post-war period. Excessive accumulation of wealth, which tends to be concentrated in a narrow circle of oligarchs - subjects of economic activity, giving rise to monopolistic tendencies in the conditions of a globalized economy, directed to meeting the needs of the people, can ensure peace and stability both in societies and in the world as a whole.

Primary Objectives of the Activities of Actors Ensuring National Security

The article is devoted to clarifying the key tasks of the actors ensuring national security, taking into account modern understanding of national security and its provision. Based on the analysis of current scientific literature, the authors highlight the approaches of Ukrainian scientists to the understanding of the complex of tasks of ensuring national security, which are consistent with the modern doctrine of national security and its provision. Considering the scientific views on the structure of the tasks of ensuring national security, seven main groups of the objectives of the national security entities are outlined. It is concluded that these targets envisage planning, creation, improvement and monitoring (in particular, for clarity and legal certainty, consistency and adaptability, taking into account complex and dynamic features of modern risks and challenges faced by the national security actors) in national security law making, and the results of standard-setting.

Prospects for the development of the system of architectural and planning organisation of special preschool education institutions in Ukraine

The publication considers the prospects for the development of the main aspects of reforming the legislative and regulatory framework of Ukraine's special preschool education institutions, which needs to be modernized, in relation to the needs of children's inclusive groups. Four main aspects are identified: regulatory, financial and economic, architectural and planning, and socio-cultural. According to the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, as of 2020, there are 101 special preschool education institutions, but many of them lack comfort and inclusiveness. The study also identified the main problems that hinder the introduction of the necessary changes: insufficient number of institutions, inadequate planning, and lack of opportunities for inclusive education. Recommendations include increasing funding, modernizing infrastructure, and implementing inclusive education. Special preschool education institutions are an important part of the education system for people with special needs in Ukraine. They provide early detection, diagnosis, correction and preparation of children with various developmental disabilities for studying in general education schools. However, the existing system of special preschool education requires significant improvement and modernization, in particular in terms of architectural and planning organization of special institutions. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that in Ukraine, the theoretical and practical foundations for the design and construction of special preschool institutions have not been sufficiently developed, which would take into account the specifics of their functioning, the needs and capabilities of children with special needs, requirements for accessibility, comfort, safety, aesthetics and energy efficiency.

Peculiarities of urban planning organization of underground research complexes

The relevance of the construction and operation of underground research facilities specializing in the fields of astrophysics, particle physics, geophysics and biology has developed significantly over the past 30 years. Underground research facilities are able to provide the necessary conditions for conducting experimental studies of physical phenomena that go beyond the Standard Model of Physics. Among the publications devoted to the theoretical foundations of the development of underground urbanism, it is worth noting the works of E. Reynolds, R. Sterling, W. Breuer, and G. Haiko. The main aspects of the architectural and planning and volumetric-spatial structure of underground buildings and structures are outlined in the works of H. Admiral, A. Cornaro, J. Besner. The exploitation of underground space in the conditions of sustainable development of modern cities is studied in the works of L. von der Tann and S. Ritter, Fang-Le Peng, Yong-Kang Xiao. Ukrainian scientists have made a significant contribution to the theoretical issues of underground urbanism: S.V. Ryndyuk, M.A. Maksymenko. Prospects for the integrated development of underground space in Ukraine are highlighted in the works of T.O. Nishchyk. Scientific works of G.I. Gayko are devoted to the priority tasks of development of underground urbanism in Ukraine, assessment of risks of underground construction, historical development of underground space in Ukraine. The historical development of underground buildings and structures is also studied in the works of V. Biletskyi, L. Korkushko, A. Pleshkanovska. The overview of the planning structure of modern underground research complexes is presented in the articles by A. Ianni, A. Bettini, E. Coccia. The article presents a number of prerequisites that influence the choice of a site for the design of underground research complexes in Ukraine. Their brief description is presented. Based on a preliminary analysis of the world experience in designing this type of facilities, important criteria that should be used when choosing a design site are identified. A complete set of functional zones of the master plan of the above-ground territory of the underground research complex is defined. A number of basic recommendations have been formulated that should guide the designer in the development of the master plan.

THE ROLE OF THE NATIONAL CONSORTIUM ORCID UKRAINE IN ADVANCING OPEN SCIENCE POLICY

This article explores the pivotal role played by the National Consortium ORCID Ukraine in effectively implementing the Open Science Policy within the Ukrainian research landscape. . The article delves into the strategies employed by the consortium to promote ORCID iDs (Open Researcher and Contributor IDs) and their integration into various research processes to enhance research transparency, streamline collaboration, and establish a robust foundation for open science practices. Emphasizing the significance of ORCID iDs in uniquely identifying researchers, the discussion also highlights their impact on reducing authorship ambiguity and ensuring accurate attribution of scholarly contributions. Furthermore, the article explores the broader implications of promoting open science in Ukraine, emphasizing the positive correlation between research transparency and economic development. It is shown that by facilitating a more transparent and collaborative research environment, the National Consortium ORCID Ukraine generates high-quality research outputs, fosters innovation, and attracts investment. The experiences and successes of the consortium in advocating for open science principles, along with the challenges encountered and lessons learned, are detailed. Particularly, it highlighted the challenges and the technical complexity associated with using the ORCID Affiliation Manager tool by Ukrainian research institutes and ensuring compatibility and seamless data transfer between the digital repository system DSpace and the editorial workflows of the publishing platform OJS. The article concludes by underscoring the critical role that initiatives like the National Consortium ORCID Ukraine play in shaping a research ecosystem that not only adheres to open science principles but also stimulates economic growth through knowledge dissemination and collaboration.

AGAINST BIAS IN THE STUDY OF THE ZBRUCH IDOL (regarding the psychology of pseudoscientific populism)

Starting from 2011, the idea of Oleksiy Komar and Nataliya Khamaiko that the Zbruch Idol is not a medieval monument, but owes its appearance to the creative imagination of the Polish romantic poet of the first quarter of the 19th century Tymon Zaborowsky. He lived near the place where the idol was found, and was known, in particular, for a number of works related to Slavic paganism. Among many arguments, researchers put forward, for example, the alleged inconsistency of the images on the sides of the idol to the ancient epoch, and their reproduction according to T. Zaborowsky’s idea of antiquity. In particular, the saber, in their opinion, copies the coronation saber of the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire called the «Sabre of Charlemagne», although the two sabres show a difference, in particular, in the shape of the cross-guards. The saber on the Zbruch Idol is straight, while Charlemagne’s Saber is bent. The figures of the upper tier are said to be copied from the iconography of Boris and Gleb. In the same way, another argument of the authors regarding the material attributes of the idol — a cornucopia or a wedding ring — demonstrates that they do not so much see, as do not want to see, their antiquity. The thesis about the unpunished throwing of the idol, weighing about 1 ton, into the Zbruch River, along which the Russian-Austrian border passed, or about the poet’s installation of the idol not on his own land, but on a neighbor’s land, cannot withstand criticism. The greatly exaggerated influence of paganism on the work of Tymon Zaborowsky, who remains a supporter of Christianity in his works. None of his works mentions the stone Zbruch Idol or its alleged «prototype» — the four-headed wooden Swiatowit of the Western Slavs. Although our criticism of the authors’ idea of an «idolatrous poet» has been ongoing for 12 years, they have never once mentioned it, in particular, in the Polish reprint of their first article. They do not mention critical articles by other authors, in particular, Polish ones, who at one time accepted the conclusions of Ukrainian scientists with interest. Against the background of this silencing and ignoring of criticism, at least one of the co-authors, Nataliya Khamaiko, regularly continues to spread in his public interviews a contradictory narrative about the exalted poet-author of the Zbruch Idol, due to which the true cultural significance of this monument is leveled. In our opinion, the authors’ constant rebroadcasting of this dubious idea to the general public, while ignoring their many years of reasoned professional criticism, contradicts scientific ethics.

The question of implementation of the National strategy on health- improving motor activity of student youth in the context of today's challenges

Goal. To determine the main issues of the effectiveness of the implementation of the National strategy for health improving physical activity of student youth in the context of the current challenges (in the conditions of martial law and post-war recovery). The analysis of legal acts and scientific and methodological literature has shown that the legal acts regulating physical education in educational institutions are adopted haphazardly and do not solve the problems of promoting physical activity, improving health and increasing the level of physical fitness of student youth; the management of educational institutions bypasses orders and letters regulating the activities of physical education departments, as they are advisory in nature and are not binding. This has led to the elimination of physical education departments in many higher education institutions across the country. The problems of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and physical activity have been significantly exacerbated by the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation. The duration of hostilities against russian aggression has revealed the problems of insufficient physical fitness of student youth, a potential reserve for the Armed Forces and defenders of the Motherland. Conclusions. State programmes under the National strategy for healthy physical activity and recommendations are not implemented due to their declarative nature and bureaucracy. The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, together with other ministries and departments, should adopt an order obliging educational institutions to introduce appropriate physical training programmes aimed at preparing young people for future professional activities, life and defence of the Motherland, develop effective regulations and recommendations for their implementation, review standards and improve mechanisms for testing the level of physical fitness of student youth.