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Information × Registration Number 0220U103897, 0116U001441 , R & D reports Title Contemporary information policy and public communications: international experience and ukrainian realities popup.stage_title Head Fisanov Volodymyr P, Доктор історичних наук Registration Date 27-11-2020 Organization Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University popup.description2 The object of research is modern information policy and public communications: international experience and Ukrainian realities. The purpose of the work is to study the current experience's components of leading international actors and a number of countries in the Central and Eastern Europe region in the field of information policy formation, taking into account its importance and influence for modern foreign policy, social and humanitarian practices of Ukraine. Research methods - content analysis and event analysis, applied cross-cultural methods; retrospective, comparative, analytical; scripting method. There are determined the current research directions of the modern information society, which significantly influence the formation of information specialists. A systematic analysis of the political transformation of CEE's neighboring countries has been carried out. It has been studied the current experience of Canada as one of the leading countries, where modern models of information security have been introduced. Analytical and prognostic methods of effective protection of the national information space in the conditions of the undeclared war in the East of Ukraine developed by the Russian Federation are developed. Implementation of the research results will contribute to a more adequate understanding of the mechanisms of functioning and social adaptation in the information society, as well as their effects on the formation of the media sphere in Ukraine as an integral and creative component of Ukrainian society in the early XXI century. Product Description popup.authors Hissa-Ivanovych Oleksandra K Zvozdetska Oksana Ya. Karpo Vasyl L. Katerynchuk Pavlo M. Makukh-Fedorkova Ivanna I. Osadza Ivan S. popup.nrat_date 2020-11-27 Close