Political Science. Sociology. Law. 3/2022

Political Science. Sociology. Law. 3/2022

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Contents

SOCIOLOGY

Yenin M., Fedorchenko-Kutuev P., Kolomiiets T.
Social communication in the scientific and educational process of high schools: challenges and prospects of development

Zubchenko O.
Collaborationism in the temporarily occupied territories of Southern Ukraine: a sociological aspect

Dr Tracy B. E. Omorogiuwa
Rights of women in a challenging Nigerian society

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Bahinskyi A.
Fragile states in crisis situations

Buchyn M., Kovalchuk A.
The peculiarities and the main consequences of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the world and national policies

Buchyn M., Markhaichuk N.
Migration as an instrument of the hybrid war

Zavada Ya., Palok Ya.
Swedish neutrality policy in the XXI century

Kyrpychnyk R.
The factor of cooperation in the political culture of the Scandinavian countries

Klymonchuk V., Marchuk V.
Subjects of public diplomacy of Ukraine in Qatar, Kuwait and United Arab Emirates

Malyk I.
Symbolism and visualization in the formation of propagandist communicative space by the Russian Federation during the active phase of the Russian-Ukrainian War

Petriaiev O. S.
Strategic interests of the Republic of Turkey in the region of the Middle East and North Africa

Sokolovska O.
Sanctions as a tool of foreign political influence

Khmelnykov A.
Local political management and political leadership of the local community: Ukrainian and foreign perspectives

LAW

Golovko O., Bodnar E.
Ethical and legal problems of using robots with artificial intelligence