INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE “GLOBALIZATION CHALLENGES: GOVERNMENT OF THE FUTURE”

On June 7-8, 2022, the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv hosted an international scientific and practical conference “Globalization Challenges: Government of the Future”. The conference is dedicated to the exchange of knowledge and experience, discussion of current issues in the context of globalization challenges in today’s conditions (conference program).
The conference was attended and addressed by researchers from the Kuras Institute of Political and Ethnic Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine: Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Chief Researcher of the Department of Theory and History of Political Science Tetyana Bevz, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Chief Researcher of the Department of Political Institutes and Processes Mariya Karmazina and Candidate of Historical Sciences, Senior Researcher Department of Theory and History of Political Science Mykola Gorbatiuk.


During the scientific and practical conference

The topic of T. Bevz’s report was: “Tools for optimization of the government activities in conditions of wartime”. In the report, the scientist noted that in conditions of the war, the algorithms of government agencies at the central and local levels have changed. Central and local governments work as one whole and, largely due to this, the country’s governance system has been preserved. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine worked in a “turbo regime” and the “defense coalition” worked on the principles of consensus, which meant making important and determined decisions at a special conciliation council with minimal discussions in the session hall. Emphasis was placed on optimizing the structure and quantitative composition of public authorities by reducing inefficient functions and deconcentrating of power; to increase the autonomy of the work of ministries in the context of Ukraine’s possible acquisition of the status of a candidate for membership in the European Union; on the approval of the trend of increased intolerance to corruption; to agree on the government’s program for plans of the country recovery; optimization of public spendings in wartime; the role of civil servants in the war and postwar periods; on the problem of remote work and emigration.
Professor Mariya Karmazina made a report “Activities of political parties in the context of national security of Ukraine (period after February 24, 2022)” at the session of the section “Problems of providing national security in modern conditions.” Mykola Gorbatiuk, a Senior Researcher, delivered a report on the topic: “War and Decentralization: Realities and Prospects of Local Self-Government in Ukraine in the New Geopolitical Conditions.”