Political Science. Sociology. Law. 2/2025

Contents

SOCIOLOGY

Bulatevych M., Chernii L.
Peculiarities of production of social solidarity in the modern world-system

Volskiy O.
The world-systems analysis as a radical alternative to political realism and liberal idealism

Lytvynenko O., Korzhov H.
The relationship between social capital and economic development: a comparative approach

Moseiko A.
Engaging youth in peacebuilding: international experience and Ukrainian practices

Panchenko L., Yenin M., Kukhta M.
The development of women’s digital literacy in the context of urban digitalization

Tienin P., Salnikova S.
The potential of applying the concept of trust to the study of the religious field of Ukraine in conditions of social ambivalence

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Bilotserkivska O.
Shifting paradigms of public authority institutions’ legitimacy in Ukraine during the war crisis: from paternalism to resilience

Bukanov G.
Political communication of the authorities and society under martial law in Ukraine

Vasylyndra V.
Electoral success of radical right-wing ideology in the parliamentary elections in France 2024 and Germany 2025 as a response to the political crisis

Yehorova O., Rudik O.
Transformation of the role of the European Parliament in the European Union policy in historical retrospective

Kachurovskyi O.
Features of Ukraine’s political regime in conditions of full-scale war

Kovalyov A.
Military-political communication and development of military-civil relations in democracy

Marushchenko O.
China’s geostrategic ambitions in the context of the emergence of a new world order

Stefurak Ya.
Modern challenges in the formation of global civil society

LAW

Botnarenko O.
Legal responsibility in the sphere of mine action in Ukraine: theoretical and practical aspects and problems of legislative regulation

Kazakevych A.
The improving certain issues of the implementation of procedural rights and legal obligations by law expert as a participant judicial process in administrative proceedings