The article examines the interrelationship between sustainable development, national security, and international economic integration as key components of ensuring state resilience under the
conditions of contemporary global transformations. It is substantiated that the intensification of
geopolitical instability, the digitalization of the global economy, the transformation of internation al production and logistics chains, as well as energy and climate challenges, necessitates a transition from fragmented responses to threats toward a comprehensive model of public governance
focused on long-term resilience. The evolution of scientific approaches to the interpretation of security is analyzed, demonstrating that the modern understanding of security is based on the state's
ability to function effectively and adapt to internal and external risks. The concept of sustainable
security is explored as an approach that integrates economic, social, environmental, energy,
human, and state security dimensions while emphasizing the preventive nature of public policy. The
role of international economic integration as a factor in strengthening economic resilience,
enhancing competitiveness, and diversifying foreign economic relations is identified. A conceptual
model for ensuring state resilience is proposed, founded on the systematic integration of the principles of sustainable development, national security, and the international economy. The model
encompasses a comprehensive analysis of multi-level threats, the establishment of an integrated
information and analytical framework, and the application of scenario modeling and strategic
forecasting to support evidence-based public decision-making. It is demonstrated that the implementation of the proposed approach will enhance the adaptability of public policy, strengthen economic and security resilience, facilitate Ukraine's more effective integration into the international economic environment, and improve its long-term competitiveness.
Sustainable development has traditionally been understood as a framework balancing environmental, economic and social objectives. However, accelerating climate change, geopolitical instability, technological disruption and growing systemic risks challenge the conditions under which these objectives can be achieved. Des...
Radoslav Ivančík, Jiří Dušek· Sustainability· 1 citation
Subject. The fundamental transformations of the global economic landscape caused by the political crisis and the aggravation of geopolitical contradictions necessitate the development of new conceptual approaches to the essence of economic security.
Objectives. Systematization of the main scientific schools and concept...
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The article substantiates a structural-component approach to the formation of enterprise organizational resilience and develops a methodological approach to assessing its level under conditions of war and post-war recovery of Ukraine’s economy. It is established that the current economic environment is characterized by...
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The article establishes that in the context of globalisation, Ukraine's economic security is of
particular importance due to such factors as integration into the world economy, dependence on
foreign markets and investments, influence of international financial institutions, technological
and resource dependence, hybrid...
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