Does Globalization Trigger an Ecological Footprint? A Time Series Analysis of Bangladesh

Rahman, Mahfujur; Chowdhury, Shanjida; Zayed, Nurul Mohammad; Imran, Md. Ali; Hanzhurenko, I.; Ніценко, Віталій

doi:10.54740/ros.2022.011

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“…The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (operated from 1993 to 2017), the Special Court for Sierra Leone (2002Leone ( -2013, and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda were also modeled following the example of these tribunals. They created the basis for a case law in making decisions on responsibility for international crimes of genocide and using weapons of mass destruction (WMD) (Milanović, 2006;Rahman et al, 2022).…”

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Examining the international political and legal accountability of states for genocide, ecocide, and weapons of mass destruction: current norms, practices, and political implications

Yavorska,

Buriachenko,

Vasechko

et al. 2024

Multidiscip. Sci. J.

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The article reveals the international framework of political and legal liability of states for committing acts of genocide, ecocide, and using weapons of mass destruction. It is emphasized that these areas form a separate legal responsibility institution within international law. The author emphasizes the lack of unity between theoretical and practical aspects of legal regulation of using weapons of mass destruction, as well as the role that liability plays in the progressive development of law. The paper also highlights topical issues related to the paradigm shifts in modern international law due to the cases of genocide, ecocide, and WMD. The study aims to analyze international legal norms and practices of holding states accountable for the crimes of genocide, ecocide, and use of weapons of mass destruction. The following methods were employed in the course of this research: systemic, comparative legal, historical and legal, structural and functional, and generalization. The article emphasizes that most international crimes are committed with the support or under the control of collective entities, especially states. Nevertheless, international law has tended to impose responsibility for such crimes not only on certain people but also on states. The predominant response of the international community to international crimes was to impose responsibility on specific persons to the extent that it has been directed through international responsibility law. In this regard, it has been symbolized by prosecuting particular criminals through international criminal courts and tribunals.

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Examining the international political and legal accountability of states for genocide, ecocide, and weapons of mass destruction: current norms, practices, and political implications

Yavorska,

Buriachenko,

Vasechko

et al. 2024

Multidiscip. Sci. J.

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“…The methods of expert assessment are based on the use of a questionnaire survey of experts, in compliance with the rules for the protection of information from survey participants and its anonymity [15,16].…”

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Factor analysis of assessment of the economic potential of mining companies

Novykova¹,

Kulikov²,

Kukhta³

et al. 2023

Nauk. visn. nat. hirn. univ.

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Purpose. Development and testing of the application of factor analysis to assess the economic potential of mining companies. Methodology. In the course of the scientific research, the authors used general scientific and special methods of cognition, such as analysis – for a critical assessment of the possibility of applying factor analysis; logical generalization – for the structural components of the assessment of the economic potential of mining companies; quantitative and qualitative comparisons – to highlight the results of factor analysis; scientific abstraction and systematization – for setting out proposals regarding the implementation of the use of factor analysis to assess the economic potential of mining companies. Findings. In the course of the research, an assessment of the economic potential of mining companies was carried out and proposals were offered regarding the possibility of using factor analysis during such an assessment. The authors have formed methodological principles for assessing the value of the economic potential of project participants and developed a typification of options for the formation of economic potential. Originality. In the course of the study, the authors selected and systematized the factors affecting the size of the formed economic potential of mining companies. The results of an expert assessment of the impact of factors on the size of the economic potential are presented. The authors also proposed a criterion for an integrated assessment of the influence of factors characterizing both quantitative and qualitative aspects of the process of forming the economic potential of project participants. Practical value. The results of the study can be used by practitioners, scientists, and civil servants (the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and its structural subdivisions, local self-government bodies in the field of education and science) for the development of further prospects. Establishing ties with educational and research organizations, high-tech companies, as well as with government agencies will allow for effective exchange of experience, adaptation of educational programs, and development of skills in the application of factor analysis to assess the economic potential of mining companies.

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Effectiveness of Bioenergy Management and Investment Potential in Agriculture: The Case of Ukraine

Dankevych,

Perevozova,

Nitsenko

et al. 2023

Circular Economy for Renewable Energy

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Does Globalization Trigger an Ecological Footprint? A Time Series Analysis of Bangladesh

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Examining the international political and legal accountability of states for genocide, ecocide, and weapons of mass destruction: current norms, practices, and political implications

Examining the international political and legal accountability of states for genocide, ecocide, and weapons of mass destruction: current norms, practices, and political implications

Factor analysis of assessment of the economic potential of mining companies

Effectiveness of Bioenergy Management and Investment Potential in Agriculture: The Case of Ukraine

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