Publications in 2016

Monographs:

1. Sociocultural space of new megatechnologies / V.I. Onoprienko, L.V. Rizhko, S.M. Yagodzinsky, T.V. Bessalova, M.V. Onoprienko, O.V. Zhivaga, N.O. Blazhevich, L.I. Eremenko; ed. by V.I. Onoprienko. – K.: DP “Information and Analytical Agency”, 2016. – 352 p.

The monograph highlights the history of the emergence and spread of bio-, info-, nano-, cogno-, medical technologies, which increasingly affect the life and activities of man and society. The role of biotechnology in Ukrainian agriculture in comparison with technological leaders, for solving the problems of Ukraine's energy dependence, the transformation of nanoresearch into nanotechnology, the latest medical technologies and their prospects, the phenomenon of cognitive science and technology are considered. The focus is on the scale of socio-cultural and methodological influence, socio-economic and axiological problems of the formation of megatechnologies, education for technologies of the sixth technological order, global information networks, their impact on the foundations of culture and the main ontological categories, models of human behavior in a highly technological reality, deformation of the scientific ethos in connection with the use of megatechnologies. A new spectrum of scientific and scientific problems is considered: technological civilization and technoscience, European experience in studying the social consequences of scientific and technological development, prospects for the formation of modern scientific and technological policy on a dialogical basis, scientific and educational global information network as a priority of social development in the 21st century.

2. Onopriienko V.I. Postgraduate Studies. The Thorns and Risks of Becoming a Researcher by V.I. Onopriienko. – Saarbrücken (Deutschland): Lambert Academic Publishing, 2016. – 119 S. ISBN 978-3-659-95378-21

The book examines the training and certification of researchers and professors at European and Russian universities, postgraduate study as a form of mass training of scientific and technical personnel for industrial society in the USSR, postgraduate study in Ukraine during the transition period, and the problems of training personnel for science amid the crisis of the scientific system. A survey of doctoral students at institutes of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and universities was conducted, trends in postgraduate training and attempts to evaluate the effectiveness of postgraduate study are analysed, and the importance of a competitive environment for career success in a global research society is assessed. The experience of training doctoral students in leading foreign countries is presented. Based on findings regarding the shortcomings in the quality of doctoral students, the bureaucatisation of dissertation defence and personnel certification procedures, and the remoteness of postgraduate programme performance from the challenges of modern science in a globalising world, it is predicted that postgraduate programmes will be expanded through postdoctoral training at foreign universities and research centres. This training is capable of targeting the knowledge and qualifications of doctoral students for work in the highly competitive environment of modern science and high technology.

3. B.A. Malitsky, O.O. Grachev, O.N. Kubalsky, V.A. Kornilov, V.P. Rybachuk, V.I. Khorevin, N.G. Videnina, L.R. Golovashchenko, L.P. Ovcharova; editor-in-chief Acad. NAS of Ukraine V.L. Bogdanov / National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine: statistical and scientometric analysis of the effectiveness of scientific potential: scientific publication / NAS of Ukraine, State Institution "Dobrov Institute for Scientific and Technological Potential and Science History Studies of the NAS of Ukraine". – K.: Fenix, 2016. – 228 p. (standard printing sheets 13.20) – Ukrainian; ill. – Edition 800 copies. – ISBN 978-966-136-323-5. – Available at: http://www.nas.gov.ua/text/infNASU/nasudovidnyk2016.pdfPDFDownload from the source website.

The directory contains basic statistical data on the scientific and technical potential and results of the activities of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. The materials of the directory provide an idea of ​​the place and role of the NAS of Ukraine in the system of scientific organizations of the state, including in a sectoral context, as well as in the global context. Statistical data mainly cover the period from 2010 to 2016. The directory was prepared using materials from the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, annual reports of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, as well as international scientometric databases and scientific publications. The publication is intended for employees of state authorities, scientists, students of higher educational institutions, journalists, and the general public.

4. Popovych O.S. Prospects for innovative development of the Ukrainian economy CSTD, Kyiv, 2016. – 6 p. (monograph section) / Alternative mechanisms of socio-economic development of Ukraine / edited by Candidate of Economic Sciences O.V. Kravchuk. – Kyiv: Center for Social and Labor Research, 2016. – 205 p.

The work is devoted to the study of socio-economic processes taking place in Ukraine and the development of alternative mechanisms for state management of them. The authors' main attention is paid to the search for resources for such development. For this purpose, changes in state tax and debt policy are proposed, methods of combating the withdrawal of Ukrainian capital abroad. The prerequisites for increasing labour productivity and managing population employment are also considered. The need for priority funding of scientific research is proved.

The lack of prospects for the use of neoliberal methods in managing social and economic processes is demonstrated. A number of tools have been proposed that can become the basis for ensuring social well-being and create the foundation for innovative sustainable development of Ukraine.

The publication is addressed to scientists, doctoral students, heads of scientific and educational institutions, teachers and students of higher education institutions, as well as civil servants who deal with the issue of socio-economic development of Ukraine.

5. Holovatyuk V.M. Piddubny Volodymyr Andriyovych (27 July 1940, Kharkiv, Ukraine). Personalities of proto-sociological and sociological thought of Europe, the USA, Canada, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Israel, India, China, Japan // History of sociological thought: educational encyclopedic dictionary-reference book / scientific editor V.M. Pichi [N.V. Kovalisko, V.M. Onishchuk, N.M. Tsymbalyuk and others]. – Lviv: “New World – 2000”, 2016. – 687 p. – P. 566-567 (0.1 d.a.).

The encyclopedic dictionary-reference covers the views of about 440 representatives of proto-sociological and sociological thought in Europe, the USA and Canada, Russia and Belarus, Ukraine, Israel, India, China, Japan.

The focus is on personalities whose contribution to the development of theoretical and applied sociology is analysed in the study of "General Sociology", "Theoretical Sociology", "History of Sociological Thought" and other academic disciplines. Prepared by leading sociologists, historians, philosophers, political scientists, economists, social psychologists.

For students, postgraduates, university teachers of all accreditation levels, as well as for a wide range of readers who seek to enrich themselves with sociological thinking and sociological culture and are interested in the achievements of modern foreign and domestic sociology.

6. Denisyuk V.A. Comparative analysis of the international competitiveness of the economy of Ukraine and the formation of a strategy for its improvement. /V.A. Denisyuk// National Economic Reform: experience of Poland and prospects for Ukraine – Collective Monograph. – vol. Poland: ¨ Izdevnieciba ¨Baltija Publishing ¨ edited by A. Pawlik, K. Szaposhnykov. Kiece. Poland.  – 2016 . – P. 192–217 (1.5 d.a.). ISSN: 978-9934-8585-4-3

The current state and prospects of cross-border cooperation between Ukraine and Poland in the context of European integration are examined. The priorities of state Ukrainian-Polish cooperation are examined, the main cross-border cooperation programmes are reviewed, the main vectors of cooperation are identified, and their regions are outlined. The specific features of cooperation between border regions in the context of European integration are highlighted. The necessity and importance of international cooperation at the strategic, tactical, and operational levels are substantiated. The current state of foreign economic cooperation between Ukraine and Poland is examined. The socio-economic development of Ukrainian-Polish trade and economic indicators is analysed. The geographic structure of Ukraine's main partner countries in foreign trade is examined. Ukraine's foreign trade turnover of goods and services with the Republic of Poland is analysed. Trade turnover between Ukraine and Poland is examined based on data from national statistical agencies. The implementation of national interests and strategic priorities for international cooperation, which should develop on mutually beneficial terms for both countries, is substantiated. Key aspects for further improving cross-border cooperation between Ukraine and Poland are proposed. Paths for further cooperation and prospects for Ukrainian-Polish economic cooperation through their partnership and Ukraine's integration into the EU are explored.

Brochures, reference books:

1. Tsyban V.O. Laureates of the V.I. Vernadsky Gold Medal and the Outstanding Scientists of Ukraine Prizes of the NAS of Ukraine in 2016. – K.: “Akademperiodika”, 2016. – 29 p. (standard printing sheets 1.64); – Circulation 800 copies

The brochure is published in the form of a certificate about the laureates of the V.I. Vernadsky Gold Medal 2016, also reflecting the results of the 2015 competition for the 2016 Outstanding Scientists of Ukraine NAS of Ukraine awards and presenting the list of scientists-laureates of these awards who published the best scientific works, made inventions and discoveries that are of great importance for the development of science and the economy of Ukraine.