Migration From Georgia and Ukraine in the Context of Russian Aggression

Abuseridze, Giga; Agapova, Elena; Paliani-Dittrich, Inga; Grasis, Janis; Kavelidze, Eka

doi:10.4018/978-1-6684-6334-5.ch007

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“…The military intervention of the Russian Federation in Ukraine became the reaction catalyst for the operational organization of various aid in European countries [4]. The Ukrainian case showed that the recover resilience is difficult process and implemented due to international and national stakeholders.…”

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Building Resilience of Ukrainian Universities in the Face of Military Intervention: Exploring Forms and Implication

Agapova,

Abuseridze,

Svintsytskyi

et al. 2024

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This article explores the concept of organizational resilience in higher education institutions, which can enable them to deal with unexpected events, recover from crises, and contribute to future success. Despite the growing academic interest in resilience, there is a lack of consensus on its definition and how it works, highlighting the need for additional knowledge on the capabilities and conditions that make up sustainability. The authors contribute to this field by conceptualizing resilience as a meta capacity and breaking it down into three stages: adaptation, transformation, and anticipation. They also identify core capabilities, including strategic vision, operational flexibility, and a supportive culture, that form organizational resilience. Drawing on process research, the authors provide an overview of the relationship and interaction between the different stages of resilience, as well as the main prerequisites and driving forces. They also propose four tools based on an analysis of European normative-legal acts that can restore stability in crisis situations. This study advances understanding of the complex and built-in construct of organizational resilience and offers insights that can inform future empirical work in this area. The article underscores the significance of cultivating resilience capabilities in higher education institutions, particularly during times of turbulence and ambiguity, to guarantee their enduring.

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Building Resilience of Ukrainian Universities in the Face of Military Intervention: Exploring Forms and Implication

Agapova,

Abuseridze,

Svintsytskyi

et al. 2024

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“…It involves using skills with economic tools to advance a country's economic, trade and strategic goals. Hence, economic relations are a tool (economic strategy) for improving economic standards, stimulating trade, and supporting domestic companies (Abuseridze et al, 2022). In this regard, countries as Ukraine, seeking a competitive advantage in the international arena cannot ignore the possibilities of economic cooperation and pursue a closed foreign economic policy.…”

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Assessment of the effectiveness of Ukraine's foreign trade policy with the Middle East and Africa countries

Duginets¹,

Omran²

2022

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The intensive development of world economic ties remains an integral part of the modern world economy. Foreign trade activities are becoming a major factor in economic development, manifested in the growth of international trade, the liberalization of trade relations and the active participation of countries in the processes of international economic integration. In these circumstances, it is particularly important to carry out qualitative systemic studies designed to analyze the current state, trends and structural changes of national economies under the influence of foreign trade. Such studies require objective statistics and methodological support. The purpose of the paper is to analyze the benefits of the trade cooperation between Ukraine and Middle East and North African (MENA) countries and to determine the possibilities of the use of results in a development of fundamentals of Ukrainian trade policy. The approaches of international organizations to the classification of MENA countries considering the characteristics of the region driven by historical, political and cultural factors are investigated. The comparison analysis of indicators reflecting the foreign trade policy and countries' attitudes towards improving export support in Ukraine and MENA countries is made. The trade complementarity index was calculated for the period 2013 -2020 in order to determine sectoral priorities for foreign trade cooperation between countries.

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