Comparison of Urban Conventional Delivery And Green Logistics Solutions

Galkin, Andrii; Popova, Yuliia; Kyselov, Volodymyr; Kniazieva, Tetiana; Kutsenko, Maksym; Sokolova, N.

doi:10.1109/dese51703.2020.9450776

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“…An international conflict should be considered the interaction of two or more elements of the international relations system in pursuit of mutually exclusive or mutually incompatible goals. In international political conflicts, which arise primarily between states and intergovernmental organizations, all the interests of societies are combined and have the most straightforward expression (Galkin et al, 2020). In interstate relations, one can find manifestations of the most general patterns of conflict that affect the course of world development as a whole.…”

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International experience in conflict resolution

Rzhevska,

Borotkanych

2022

Rev. Cient. Gen. José María Córdova

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This article aims to characterize international political conflicts that have lasted for millennia on a civilizational, social, or geopolitical basis, which are insufficiently studied and analyzed despite their duration. This study aims to find an effective way to resolve a conflict of interests using the example of the US-China conflict. The authors determine that researchers of this issue must engage both the methodological and their political position, presenting a personal view. This study states the importance of understanding how best to avoid and, at some stage, try to prevent the spread of conflict.

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confidence: 99%

International experience in conflict resolution

Rzhevska,

Borotkanych

2022

Rev. Cient. Gen. José María Córdova

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“…The concept of labour migration itself is defined as the process of moving citizens to the territory of another state for the purpose of working and exercising their labour rights and interests (Volosko, 2016;Galkin et al, 2020). The UK research team J. Simon, N. Kiss and A. Łaszewska (2015) noted that labour migrants are considered as such if they look for work or are employed in the host country or have previously looked for work or worked, but have not continued working in the host country.…”

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Differences in the Implementation of Labor Rights of Refugees and Migrants in Europe

Shcherbyna¹,

Kutsovol²,

Polozhyshnyk³

et al. 2023

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The purpose of this article is to explore the differences that exist between the exercise of the right to work by refugees and migrant workers under EU law, and to examine the existing differences between these categories under international law. The leading method of research used in the article is the method of comparison. It was used to analyze the differences in the legal regulation and implementation of the right to work by refugees and migrant workers in the EU. The article analyzes the peculiarities of the definition and legal regulation of the terms refugee and migrant worker. The author defines the classification of types of migration and proves the conclusion that economic motives are the most frequent reason for migration. At the same time, the author argues that refugees and labor migrants are different concepts in terms of labor legislation. Therefore, they have different legal status and, accordingly, different frameworks for exercising their rights. Besides, the author as an example considered Polish legislation, which regulates both the issues of labor migration and realization of labor rights of refugees, especially in the context of war in Ukraine, which is also reflected in the results of work and conclusions to the article. The materials obtained as a result of the study can be used in law-making activities to improve the national labor legislation of Ukraine on the example of the considered legal acts, as well as taking into account the European vector of development of Ukraine.

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“…It also gives the right to free movement within the European Union. However, despite the regulation of the relevant right at the level of EU legislation, from time to time, due to the peculiarities of the EU legal system, persons have certain difficulties in various aspects of exercising their rights (Galkin et al, 2020; Prokopenko, 2018). Although temporary protection is not linked to international protection, it reduces the need to immediately apply for international protection, as it guarantees the granting of a residence permit as well as the rights associated with it.…”

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Challenges and practical aspects of obtaining temporary protection in EU countries and the impact of obtaining protection on the right to work

Andriyiv

Sevryukov

Havrylyuk³

et al. 2023

International Migration

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In general, the situation that has developed in Ukraine on the border with the European Union shows that despite the long history of the UN and the agreement of states to resolve all conflicts through negotiations, the prohibition of the use of force and threat of force, respect for the independence of other states, there are still terrorist states in the world that do not recognize and violate international law. Thus, the states that follow the norms and principles of international law, respect the key European values, support and protect human rights and peace on the continent must unite to overcome armed aggression. That is why the granting of temporary protection to Ukrainian citizens is an important issue, as it is one of the EU's significant contributions to the protection of the identity of the Ukrainian people, who are fighting for their independence. The purpose of the article was to study the peculiarities of obtaining temporary protection in the EU, to compare it with refugee status, to analyse the approaches to this procedure in individual states, as well as to determine the impact of obtaining the relevant status on the realization of the fundamental right to work. The main method used for the research is the method of analysis and synthesis. Its application provided reliable results in many areas of research. First of all, this method was applied in the analysis of EU and international law in the context of granting refugee status and temporary protection. Also, the method of analysis and synthesis was used by the author in the study of the peculiarities of temporary protection in individual Member States. Finally, the author used this method to analyse the problems currently faced by Ukrainian citizens and their possible solutions.

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Comparison of Urban Conventional Delivery And Green Logistics Solutions

Cited by 9 publications

References 22 publications

International experience in conflict resolution

International experience in conflict resolution

Differences in the Implementation of Labor Rights of Refugees and Migrants in Europe

Challenges and practical aspects of obtaining temporary protection in EU countries and the impact of obtaining protection on the right to work

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