Vol. 7 No. 4 (2025): Strategic Challenges of Societal Humanitarian Security: Political, Religious, and Cultural Dimensions

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21847/2411-3093.2025.74

Published: 2025-12-30

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• Contents (Українська)
• Зміст (Українська)

Political and Philosophical Visions: War, Power, and International Order

• Philosophical reflections on the Russian-Ukrainian war and liberal international order

  Vsevolod Khoma

  9-15

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• The Modern Self Prognosis: Freedom, Power, and Globality

  Binyam Mekonnen

  16-22

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• Openness to the Other: ethical dimensions of freedom in wartime conditions

  Veronika Ponuliak

  23-29

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• Social justice and market economy security under the pressure of humanitarian challenges

  Borys Stadnyk

  30-35

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• Socio-philosophical insight into the role of elites in modern military escalation

  Tetiana Kostiuk, Viktoriia Puhach

  36-41

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Spiritual Self-Defense and Religious Resilience

• Light and Darkness: The Origins of Europe’s Ethical Heritage and the Return to Fundamental Values as a Factor of Spiritual Self-Defense

  Alisa Lukashenko , Vitaliy Andryeyev

  42-48

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• Religious Self-Improvement as the Foundation of Cultural Resilience of the Ukrainian People

  Olena Hudzenko

  49-55

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• Antipode to Trauma: Wholeness, Perfection, and Health in the Biblical and Patristic Tradition

  Anatolii Marchuk, Oleksandr Marchuk

  56-62

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• Media and Religious Consciousness: How the Information Environment Affects the Spiritual Security of Society

  Semen-Oleksandr Chervinskyi

  63-67

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• Christian religious philanthropy as a spiritual determinant of national resilience under conditions of war

  Irina Lomachinska, Mykhailo Kravets

  68-78

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Cultural Heritage and Memory: Challenges of Preservation and Identity

• Epistemological potential of media-philosophical and socio-communicative theories of terrorism: challenges to humanitarian security

  Vadym Sliusar, Vitalii Kuchmenko, Mykola Sliusar

  79-83

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• Losses of cultural heritage in Kyiv region as a result of the Russian invasion: mechanisms of cultural self–defense

  Ihor Vynnychenko, Liubov Otroshko

  84-91

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• Ethics of documenting cultural losses as a manifestation of memory dispositif in the context of armed conflict

  Larysa Tarasiuk, Elmira Ablialimova-Chyihoz

  92-100

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