Publications

This study aims to characterise the impact of digital technologies on building a transparent, technology-oriented system of state financial control and to determine the public finances in the context of digital transformation.

The purpose of the article is to provide a theoretical justification of international trade as a mechanism for the global redistribution of environmental pressure under conditions of geoeconomic rivalry and to develop a shift from a territorial to a network approach in analyzing the environmental consequences of international economic interaction.

The aim of the article is to theoretically rethink the effects of "pollution haven" and "pollution halo" in the context of planetary boundaries by substantiating a multidimensional analytical framework in which "global trade" serves as a mechanism for redistributing environmental pressure across planetary boundary dimensions, sectors, and countries

The purpose of the article is to theoretically understand environmental constraints as a factor in international competitiveness, clarifying their economic content and identifying the mechanisms by which environmental standards and resource requirements influence countries' participation in the international division of labor and global markets.

The article analyzes the role of sustainable economic development in shaping the energy security policy of Central and Eastern European countries, exploring the relationship between stable access to energy resources and economic progress. The issue of energy security is of particular importance in the context of resource depletion, geopolitical instability, and climate change, which exacerbate countries' dependence on energy imports.

The importance of the study lies in the growing value of green finance in the context of the rapid digitalization of public life and the expansion of international business directions. It has been established that green finance is the leading tool for influencing the world’s major economic players.

This study aims to investigate the interaction between digital technologies and green finance during financial market transformation

This scientific article aims to study the dynamics of green bond issuance and identify the characteristics of key issuers’ participation in the digital environment. The study used data from Climate Bonds for the period February-April 2025, supplemented by incomplete data for January and May.