The heterogeneous effect of democracy, economic and political globalisation on renewable energy

Lyulyov, Oleksii; Pimonenko, Tetyana; Kwiliński, Aleksy; Us, Yana

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202125003006

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“…Bouchetara et al (2020) do the same for the banking sector, through macroprudential policy instruments, while Albliwi and Alsolami (2021) do in the development of electronic commerce in the world. Lyulyov et al (2021) and Khvostina et. al.…”

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confidence: 90%

Impact of COVID-19 on the national development of countries: implications for the public health

Kuzmenko

Lyeonov

Letunovska

et al. 2022

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The article focuses on measuring the fluctuations in countries' development as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The obtained measures make it possible to predict the extent of the impact of risks to public health on the economy, financial-budgetary, political-institutional development of states in the future, as well as the social determinants of public health. This assessment represents a new paradigm that makes it possible to effectively evaluate the manifestations of the consequences of COVID-19 and to identify the relevant determinants of the lack of resilience of the medical and social security systems to the coronavirus pandemic around the world. We picked the determinant of national development indicators of the 59 countries in order to measure the fluctuations in their economic development. In addition, we applied the binary response model for identifying the economic, financial-budgetary, and political-institutional development change with the happiness index of the countries being the dependent variable. The analysis of our empirical model made it possible for us to conclude that economic and financial-budgetary components have significantly increased the influence on well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic. In contrast, we observed the decrease in the impact of political and institutional indicators during the same period.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 90%

Impact of COVID-19 on the national development of countries: implications for the public health

Kuzmenko

Lyeonov

Letunovska

et al. 2022

Preprint

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“…The theoretical search for modern features of structuring the world political and economic space is determined by such socio-integration and socio-institutional trends in the world economic system as preferring the concept of sustainable development in structuring the integration interests of actors in international relations within the world political and economic space (Abazov, 2021;Arefieva et al, 2021;Boiko et al, 2019;Borychowski et al, 2020;Czyżewski et al, 2019;2020;Dalevska, 2013;Dalevska et al, 2019;Dzwigol, & Dźwigoł-Barosz, 2018;Dzwigol et al, 2019a;Kharazishvili et al, 2020;Kondratenko et al, 2020;Kuzior et al, 2019;Kwilinski et al, 2019b;2020c;2020d;2020e;Kyrylov et al, 2020;Lyulyov & Pimonenko, 2017a;Lyulyov & Shvindina, 2017b;Lyulyov et al, 2018;2021a;2021b;Mlaabdal et al, 2020;Miskiewicz, 2020b;Pająk et al, 2016;Pimonenko & Lyulyov, 2019;Ponomarenko et al, 2018a;2018b;Prokopenko & Miskiewicz, 2020;Saługa et al, 2020;Savchenko et al, 2019;Shmygol et al, 2020;Wyrwa & Kaźmierczyk, 2020), strengthening social security system using the dominant characteristics of the world social capital, etc.…”

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confidence: 99%

Innovation and Information Aspects of the Structural Organization of the World Political and Economic Space

Dementyev

Dalevska

Kwiliński

2021

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The article analyzes the innovation and information aspects of the structural organization of the world political and economic space in terms of increasing the importance of knowledge-intensive production in meeting social needs. It develops theoretical aspects of establishing international economic relations in the conditions of deepening global confrontation between hierarchical and network structures of the global political and economic space. The institutional structure of the world political and economic space in terms of functional, normative, relational and stratification aspects is studied. It is determined that the global economy and world politics interact in accordance with the strategic direction of the global society development, the dominant position in which is occupied by information and communication technologies that provide opportunities to optimize the operation of actors in international relations and knowledge, the volume of which determines the integrated the position of the individual in the space of social inequalities, associated with a specific set of life opportunities. From the standpoint of the existential approach, it is argued that the globalization of the world economy generates a wide range of internal interests and human motivations, stimulates its purposeful influence on shaping the global information infrastructure, global productive forces and transformation of international economic relations on the natural basis of cognitive capital and social capital. The communicative and informational properties, the specifics of accumulation and the latest trends in the reproduction of social capital within the world political and economic space are considered. The paper reveals the criterion assessment of the effectiveness of rent-oriented social networks as a structural basis of the world political and economic space and the social legitimacy of international power structures for regulating the global social processes. The research results were scientifically substantiated on the basis of combining the concepts of existential approach and general scientific, special methods of scientific cognition (logical-dialectical method, method of systemic analysis, comparative method, economic-statistical method, method of theoretical generalization).

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“…In addition, it is necessary to note the research related to sustainable economic development and digital economy (Abazov 2021;Arefieva et al 2021;Boiko et al 2021;Bogachov et al 2020;Borychowski et al 2020;Burlaka et al 2019;Chygryn et al 2020;Czyżewski et al 2019;2020;Dalevska 2013;Dalevska et al 2019;Dementyev 2013;Dementyev & Scherbakov 2017;Dementyev & Kwilinski 2020;Drozdz et al 2019;2020;Dzwigol 2019a;2020c;Dzwigoł et al 2019c;Gorynia 2019;Gorynia et al 2019;Kaźmierczyk & Chinalska 2018;Kharazishvili et al 2021;Koibichuk et al 2021;Kondratenko et al 2020;Kuzior et al 2019;Kvilinskyi 2012;Kvilinskyi & Kravchenko 2016;Kwilinski et al 2019a;2020c;2020d;Kwilinski & Kuzior 2020;Kyrylov et al 2020;Lakhno et al 2018;Lyulyov & Pimonenko 2017;Lyulyov & Shvindina 2017;Lyulyov et al 2018;2021a;2021b;Melnychenko 2019;2020;…”

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confidence: 99%

A Conceptual Approach to Forming a Transport and Logistics Cluster as a Component of the Region’s Innovative Infrastructure (on the Example of Prydniprovsky Economic Region of Ukraine)

Lyashenko

Іванов

Трушкіна

2021

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The analysis of the dynamics of the regional transport and logistics system of the Prydniprovsky economic region revealed many barriers to its effective functioning, which were divided into 10 groups: political, institutional, innovative, investment and financial, information, environmental, tariff, infrastructure, customs, and logistics. The forecast estimation of the indicators characterizing the development of the regional transport and logistic system in the Prydniprovsky economic region by using economic and mathematical tools was carried out, and on this basis tendencies of its functioning were revealed. It should be noted that forecast estimates should be considered forecasts-warnings. That is, provided that the insignificant level of labor productivity is maintained, as well as its reduction, the low return on capital investments in the coming years can significantly reduce the volume of transport (rail and road) in the Prydniprovsky economic region. Based on the regional development strategies of Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kirovohrad regions generalized, their shortcomings in creating a transport and logistics cluster were identified. In order to transform the regional innovation ecosystem, a conceptual approach to forming the transport and logistics cluster as an element of innovation infrastructure based on reasonable specialization was substantiated. It was proved that this structure should take the form of a partnership of business structures, research institutions, higher education institutions, institutions of logistics and innovation infrastructure, and government agencies. The structural scheme of interaction between the transport and logistics cluster and the innovation ecosystem was proposed to achieve the strategic goal of "Innovative development of the region on the basis of smart specialization" while implementing the strategic documents for the period till 2027. It was established that the development and implementation of basic conceptual provisions for forming a transport and logistics cluster would create appropriate conditions for increasing the volume and quality of transport and logistics services, for intensifying innovative development and implementing a qualitatively new regional pattern of sustainable development of the Prydniprovsky economic region, which must meet modern requirements for managing economic systems.

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The heterogeneous effect of democracy, economic and political globalisation on renewable energy

Cited by 84 publications

References 39 publications

Impact of COVID-19 on the national development of countries: implications for the public health

Impact of COVID-19 on the national development of countries: implications for the public health

Innovation and Information Aspects of the Structural Organization of the World Political and Economic Space

A Conceptual Approach to Forming a Transport and Logistics Cluster as a Component of the Region’s Innovative Infrastructure (on the Example of Prydniprovsky Economic Region of Ukraine)

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