Risks and Losses of Human Capital as a Result of War

Antoniuk, Valentyna

doi:10.12958/1817-3772-2022-1(67)-110-116

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“…Having examined the publications of Ukrainian scientists about the destructive impact of the Russian war of aggression upon the quantitative and qualitative indicators of human capital (Antoniuk, 2022a;2022b), , (Vasyltsiv et al, 2022), foreign articles (Kondylis, 2010;Justino, 2011;Swee, 2015) and the authors' earlier publications Azmuk, 2022), we systematized the human capital losses and gains of Ukraine over the wartime period.…”

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“…The full-fledged Russian invasion has induced a shift of focus in the works of Ukrainian human capital researchers. New articles by Antoniuk (2022aAntoniuk ( , 2022b, Heyets, Blyzniuk & Nykyforuk (2022), are dedicated to losses of human capital, decreased labour resource security, and prospective directions for post-war recovery. A related study by Dulska (2022) is focused on the determination of gaps in digital and infrastructural skills and the search for ways to minimize them.…”

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Human Capital Recovery in Ukraine in the Post-War Period Using the Advantages of Digitalization

Novikova

Zaloznova

Azmuk

2022

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The article presents the authors’ original classification of the factors that influence the creation and development of human capital. The suggested classification combines the factors of internal and external human capital environment into pairs and identifies global vectors that guide their development. The analysis results are used as the basis for the systematization of gains and losses of Ukraine’s human capital that allows the authors to determine the potential opportunities and threats for its recovery. The systems approach is employed to identify the factors of human capital formation, development and preservation using the results of SWOT-analysis. Consequently, the authors develop a conceptual framework for building a strategy of the post-war recovery of human capital in Ukraine taking into account the advantages of digitalization. The authors identify three major dimensions within which they propose to implement the main strategic directions of human capital recovery in Ukraine during the post-war period and specify the features of each strategic direction in the context of suggested dimensions.

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Human Capital Recovery in Ukraine in the Post-War Period Using the Advantages of Digitalization

Novikova

Zaloznova

Azmuk

2022

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“…Sakhno [5], V.P. Antonyuk [7] and others, as well as analytical centers [6; 11-14]. However, modern Ukrainian realities require a rethinking of the concept of human capital existing in Ukraine in order to develop certain practical steps, both at the level of the country as a whole and in certain spheres of its economic activity.…”

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Human Capital in Ukraine: Status, Problems and Trends of Its Development in the Post-War Period

Pohorielova,

Vdovychenko,

Belousova

2024

Журнал "Інвестиції: практика та досвід"

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О. В. Погорєлова, к. е. н., професор, завідувач кафедри бухгалтерського обліку та економічного аналізу, Національний університет кораблебудування імені адмірала Макарова Л. Ю. Вдовиченко, к. е. н., доцент кафедри економічної політики та безпеки, Національний університет кораблебудування імені адмірала Макарова С. М. Бєлоусова, доцент кафедри сучасних мов, Національний університет кораблебудування імені адмірала Макарова ЛЮДСЬКИЙ КАПІТАЛ В УКРАЇНІ: СТАН, ПРОБЛЕМИ ТА ТЕНДЕНЦІЇ ЙОГО РОЗВИТКУ У ПОВОЄННИЙ ПЕРІОД The task of the study is to review the process of providing the economy of Ukraine with human capital in the pre-war period and the period of the Russian-Ukrainian war and to identify trends in its further development. In connection with this, the article analyzes the level of provision of the economy of Ukraine with human capital. The methodology of such an analysis is based on the analysis of two eight-year statistical periods in Ukraine: data for the period 2006-2013 (pre-war period) and data for the period 2014-2021 (the war period before the start of a full-scale invasion). Analytical data on the state of labor supply of Ukrainian business in 2022-2023 were also studied. Based on the calculations, the following was established: the available potential of the labor force in Ukraine has significantly decreased, and as a result of the ongoing war in Ukraine, this trend will continue; among the list of risks that will have the greatest impact on the workforce in the period 2023-2027, which are: political instability, migration, education and vitality of the workforce, economic inequality, state intervention (tax and labor laws), cyber risks, aging and shrinking workforce, the priority in Ukraine in comparison with the world falls on political instability and migration. In order to improve the existing situation, the authors proposed a number of urgent measures in the process of providing the economy of Ukraine with human capital during the war period and promising directions for the development of human capital in the post-war period. Options for getting out of this situation are: programs to increase the birth rate and return forced Ukrainian migrants; replacing people with technology and improving labor productivity; launch of global recruiting to invite necessary foreign personnel to Ukraine; state reforms of professional technical education and higher education. Taking into account the fact that the greatest economic value is people, and the development of human capital is a healthy way to increase the economic growth of the entire country, further research should be focused on finding new solutions to the problem of the demographic crisis in Ukraine and creating the necessary conditions for the reproduction of human potential. Завдання дослідження полягає в огляді процесу забезпечення економіки України людським капіталом у довоєнний період та період російсько-української війни і виявленні тенденцій його подальшого розвитку. В зв'язку з чим в статті проаналізовано рівень забезпечення економіки України люд...

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“… V. Antonyuk (2022) supplements this list of losses:  deterioration of physical and mental health of citizens;  increase in the share of orphans, destruction of families, etc. ;  damage and destruction of infrastructure;  suspension and deterioration of the educational process.…”

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Electronic governancе in the human capital assessment system

ILYINA

2023

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Current affairs in our country necessitate the introduction of effective steps for the post-war restoration of various spheres of the state and society. One of the most important aspects of Ukraine’s post-war restoration is currently considered to be the recovery of human capital, which will have a positive impact on improving various aspects of the state’s functioning. At the same time, it is important to continuously assess human capital by determining the relevant indexes, which should be facilitated by electronic governance. The aim of the research is to study the possibility of using electronic governance in Ukraine as a tool for reflecting the process of post-war recovery of human capital. The research was conducted using methods of theoretical generalization, comparative and systemic analyses, modeling. The paper analyzed the concept of human capital as a special type of capital that is expressed in the form of intellectual abilities and practical skills that were acquired in the process of education and practical activity of a person. The state of human capital in Ukraine before the war, which remained relatively stable until 2021, and during the war period, when there were noticeable losses of human capital under the influence of various factors, were analyzed. The prospect of post-war recovery of human capital was considered, with special attention. In addition, the concept and features of electronic governance as a tool for reflecting the recovery of human capital and one of the strategies for Ukraine’s post-war restoration were considered. The dynamics of the Human Capital Index in Ukraine for 2010–2021 was analyzed. It was found that electronic governance, by analyzing data from official sources, makes it possible to calculate the Human Capital Index. It was noted that Big Data and artificial intelligence can be used to determine changes in human capital, which is possible due to the availability of electronic governance. The results allow us to state that there are significant opportunities to use electronic governance to assess human capital with a reflection of its post-war recovery.

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Risks and Losses of Human Capital as a Result of War

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Human Capital Recovery in Ukraine in the Post-War Period Using the Advantages of Digitalization

Human Capital Recovery in Ukraine in the Post-War Period Using the Advantages of Digitalization

Human Capital in Ukraine: Status, Problems and Trends of Its Development in the Post-War Period

Electronic governancе in the human capital assessment system

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