Registration Number
0224U031771,
0123U102061
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Title
International mechanisms for providing resources of strategic importance for increasing the defense capability of Ukraine
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Head
Reznikova Nataliia V., Доктор економічних наук
Registration Date
13-06-2024
Organization
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
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At the first stage of the research, the analysis of the political economy of climate neutrality under the conditions of global resource dependence; the strategic resources as a trigger for the green and digital transition; the mechanisms for increasing the technological and innovative subjectivity of Ukraine to ensure the defense capability of the state; the global role of Ukraine in providing resources to other countries in the world (on the example of food security); and the international legal protection of natural environment during the international armed conflict caused by the aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine was carried out.
Both general scientific and philosophical research methods were used. They included, in particular, methods of situation analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction, abstraction, modeling, hermeneutic and pragmatic methods, systematic approach, statistical and structural methods, comparative legal approach, geopolitical and geo-economic methods.
The political economy of climate neutrality and international legal mechanisms for ensuring climate justice were studied. The important aspects, such as differentiated responsibility, human rights and compensation for damage which determine national and international obligations in the field of reducing emission of greenhouse gases, were indicated. Key elements of achieving climate neutrality, including global peak emissions, national contributions and low-carbon development strategies, were highlighted. Such tools as renewable energy sources, energy efficient technologies and market mechanisms to reduce the carbon footprint were considered. The climate neutrality was proved to be necessarily integrated with climate justice, but there are some contradictions in practice. Considering Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, the need to compensate for “climatic” damage through the creation of special mechanisms and funds was emphasized.
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Roman S. Yedeliev
Hrydasova Hanna O.
Doroshko Mykola S.
Maryna O. Medvedieva
Nanavov Anton S.
Tsyfra Yuliia А.
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2024-06-13
