National resilience of Ukraine: hybrid threats challenge response and prevention strategy: national report

Chapters

• INTRODUCTION (11-17)
  Sergiy Pyrozhkov
• Section 1. NATIONAL RESILIENCE AS A STRATEGY FOR SURVIVAL AND DEVELOPMENT OF A COUNTRY
• 1.1. The concept of national resilience: structure and content (18-32)
  Sergiy Pyrozhkov , Nazip Khamitov
• 1.2. External and internal dimensions of the national resilience strategy (33-46)
  Nazip Khamitov , Yaroslav Lyubiviy
• 1.3. National resilience strategy: the problem of identity and consolidation of society (47-60)
  Nazip Khamitov , Valeriy Zhulay
• 1.4. Stages and priorities for the national resilience strategy implementation (61-76)
  Sergiy Pyrozhkov , Nazip Khamitov
• 1.5. Political and institutional determinants of national stability resilience (77-104)
  Galyna Zelenko
• Section 2. STRATEGIES AND PRACTICES OF NATIONAL RESILIENCE: RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS AND CURRENT PERSPECTIVES
• 2.1. Resilience and adaptability of the national project in the light of ideas of Ukrainian socio-political and historical thought of the second half of the XIX - early XX centuries (105-121)
  Oleksii Yas'
• 2.2. The problem with resilience of national-state projects of the Ukrainian revolution of 1917–1921 (122-141)
  Vladyslav Verstiuk
• 2.3. Strategies for the destruction of the resilience of the Ukrainian society in the political arsenal of Soviet totalitarianism of the interwar period (1921–1939) (142-166)
  Larysa Yakubova
• 2.4. Adaptive practices and life strategies of Ukrainians during the Second World War (1939–1945) as a factor of preserving of national resilience (167-197)
  Oleksandr Lysenko
• 2.5. Transformation of Ukrainian resilience in the modern period: from Soviet through post-Soviet to national one (198-215)
  Volodymyr Holovko
• 2.6. National resilience in the field of commemoration: traumatic heritage and strategies for its overcoming (216-247)
  Oleksandr Udod
• Section 3. NATIONAL RESILIENCE OF UKRAINE FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF PUBLIC OPINION AND THE STATE OF SOCIETY
• 3.1. National resilience and adaptive resources of the population of Ukraine (248-260)
  Yevgen Golovakha
• 3.2. Socio-economic indicators of national resilience in the assessment of public opinion (261-277)
  Tetiana Petrushyna
• 3.3. Civic identity and territorial cohesion as social indicators of national resilience (278-288)
  Oleksandr Reznik
• 3.4. Ecological dimension of national resilience: social attitudes and needs (289-305)
  Oleksandr Stegniy
• 3.5. Geopolitical state and national stability in the assessments of Ukrainian society (306-325)
  Sergiy Dembitsky
• Section 4. STRATEGY FOR PREVENTION OF HYBRID THREATS: INTERACTION OF INSTITUTIONS
• 4.1. The main types of hybrid threats and the legal basis for ensuring constructive interaction between the institutions of the state and society (326-244)
  Oleksiy Kresin
• 4.2. Threats to territorial integrity and problems of ensuring the ethno-national resilience of Ukraine (245-359)
  Vera Yavir
• 4.3. Threats in the information sphere and strategy of Ukraine for counteracting disinformation influences (360-373)
  Volodymyr Tarasyuk
• 4.4. Threats in the scientific and educational spheres and the main directions of ensuring the intellectual security of the state (374-388)
  Iryna Kresina
• 4.5. International legal means of counteracting hybrid threats in the conditions of Russian aggression against Ukraine (389-409)
  Yurii Shemshuchenko , Kostyantin Savchuk
• Section 5. NATIONAL RESILIENCE OF UKRAINE AND NATIONAL SECURITY
• 5.1. Democratic idea as a condition of national stability and national security (410-421)
  Zoreslav Samchuk
• 5.2. National resilience and national security: military-political resource and potential of Ukraine (422-432)
  Maksym Kyiak
• 5.3. External factor of national resilience and national security (433-445)
  Maksym Kyiak , Leonid Kiyanitsa
• 5.4. Experience of national resilience in the conditions of hybrid threats: Ukrainian and world practice (446-466)
  Olexandr Shmorgun
• CONCLUSIONS
  Sergiy Pyrozhkov