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Information × Registration Number 0225U003143, (0124U001500) , R & D reports Title Economic security of European countries in the conditions of modern global transformations popup.stage_title Концептуальні засади формування Європейського регіонального комплексу безпеки Head Marena Tetiana V., Кандидат економічних наук Registration Date 23-05-2025 Organization Mariupol State University popup.description1 The goal of the project is to build a comparative security profile of the European countries, which will include the results of the analysis and assessment of the security state, the level of security risks development, the classification of countries according to the criteria of vulnerability and the ability to respond to the risks of the security environment, which will serve as the basis for the development of strategic guidelines for improving the security component of the European countries' development, in particular Ukraine. popup.description2  In the 21st century, the issue of economic security has acquired new meaning and urgency, particularly for European countries that have found themselves at the center of complex geopolitical, energy, technological, and socio-economic transformations. Among the key challenges are the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, instability in energy markets, cyber threats, climate change, and growing competition from global players, especially China. European countries increasingly recognize that economic security is not only about protecting domestic markets or ensuring macroeconomic stability, but also about the ability to withstand external shocks while maintaining the resilience of critical infrastructure, supply chains, financial systems, and innovation capacity. In response to these new threats, the EU is actively revising its strategic priorities. These include strengthening energy independence, investing in the green economy, developing digital sovereignty, achieving strategic autonomy in high-tech sectors, and establishing a European Defense Union. A key instrument in this effort is the concept of "open strategic autonomy," which aims to combine economic openness with greater self-sufficiency in critical sectors. At the same time, regional cooperation is becoming increasingly important, particularly in the areas of cybersecurity, anti-money laundering, control over foreign investments, and protection of intellectual property. Thus, economic security in Europe today is not only about protection from threats but also a strategic objective of sustainable development, innovation leadership, and preserving European values in a globalized world. Product Description popup.authors Balabanova Natalia V. Bezzubchenko Olha A. Karpenko Oleksandr I. Marena Tetiana V. Panchenko Volodymyr H. popup.nrat_date 2025-05-23 Close