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Author Guidelines

When submitting a manuscript to the journal, the authors must confirm that it meets all the requirements listed below. If the submitted work is found to be inconsistent with these requirements, the editors will return the materials to the authors for revision.

 

Requirements for abstracts

For publication in the collection of the relevant series, authors' materials that inform about new results or explore original approaches to solving current scientific problems in a particular field of science are accepted.

Abstracts are submitted for publication in a complete form, in accordance with the requirements set out below.

 

When preparing abstracts, please follow the following requirements:

 

FORMATTING OF THESES

 

The volume is 4-5 pages, the text should be sent in Microsoft Word format, without page numbering, in Times New Roman font, 12-point, single-spaced, without text compaction and hyphenation, margins - 20 mm on all sides, paragraph indentation - 1 cm.

At the beginning of the abstract, the DOI is indicated in the left corner. After the DOI, the first and last names of the authors are indicated in the right corner, with the title in upper case and bolded in the centre. Articles may have no more than 3 authors. Materials published by bachelor's or master's degree students must include their supervisor as a co-author.

The abstract with keywords should consist of 150 printed characters. It is presented at the beginning in the main language of the thesis and at the end in another language (English or EU language).

The main text of the report is given after the title and one more blank line. Formulas, figures, and tables should have simple Arabic numbering and should be placed after their first mention in the text, with centre alignment.

Tables should be centred. The title of the table should be placed above the table on the left. Conclusions should be clear and concise.

 

EXAMPLE OF THESIS FORMATTING

 DOI                                                                                                                               

Alexander Yevtushenko   

 

DIGITALISATION
AS A TOOL FOR MODERNISING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN UKRAINE 

The thesis presents a theoretical and methodological analysis of digitalisation as a crucial factor in the development of the digital society and democratic governance in Ukraine. Digitalisation is characterised as a tool for modernisation and introduction of a new model of public administration based on cooperation with the population, protection of public interests, advocacy of citizens' interests, and public-private partnership with commercial business structures.

It is emphasised that digitalisation of public administration has made it possible to combine efforts in achieving the global goal of sustainable development of the State. Sustainable development is a voluntary initiative of individuals, the state, and the world as a whole, and increasing the openness of public administration allows all stakeholders to access the necessary information, thereby reducing the possibility of fraud. 

Keywords: European Union, European integration, public administration, mobile communications, digitalisation, digital technologies, digitalisation. 

In the context of European integration, the modern Ukrainian state is being modernised using new governance models that have become widespread in the European community within individual countries. The experience of EU countries in digitalisation shows that the use of digital technologies allows public administration bodies to solve professional tasks efficiently, perform managerial functions more effectively and find fundamentally new ways to solve the problems of the state. Therefore, let us take a closer look at the phenomenon of ‘digitalisation’ and its impact on the development of digital technologies in public administration [1]..................

 

 

List of references used

 

1. Bashlai, S.V., & Yaremko, I.I. (2023) Tsyfrovizatsiia ekonomikyUkrainy v umovakh yevrointehratsiinykh protsesiv [Digitization of the econo-my of Ukraine in the context of European integration processes]. Ekonomika tasuspilstvo – Economy and society, 48, (pp. 40-44) [in Ukrainian].
2. Borodin, Ye., Piskokha, N., & Demoshenko, H. (2021). Problemy iperemohy tsyfrovizatsii miskoho samovriaduvannia [Problems and victories ofdigitalization of city self-government]. Aspekty derzhavnoho upravlinnia – As-pects of public administration, 9 (4), (pp. 95-104) [in Ukrainian].
3. Tokar-Ostapenko, O. (2020). TOP-10 elektronnykh servisiv dliadopomohy ukraintsiam pid chas viiny [TOP-10 electronic services to help Ukrainians during the war]. gov.ua. Retrieved from:

https://niss.gov.ua/news/komentari-ekspertiv/top-10-elektronnykh-servisiv-dlya-dopomohy-ukrayintsyam-pid-chas-viyny [in Ukrainian].

 

 

DOI

Oleksandr Yevtushenko 

 

DIGITALIZATION: A TOOL FOR MODERNIZATION OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN UKRAINE

The theses present a theoretical and methodological analysis of digitalization as a crucial factor in the development of a digital society and democratic governance in Ukraine. Digitalization is characterized as a tool for modernizing and introducing a new model of public administration based on cooperation with the population, protection of public interests, advocacy for citizens’ interests, and public-private partnerships with commercial business structures.

It is emphasized that the digitalization of public administration hasmade it possible to combine eff orts in achieving the global goal of sustainable development of the state. Sustainable development is a voluntary initiative of individuals, the state, and the world as a whole, while increasing the openness of public administration allows all stakeholders to access necessary information, thereby reducing the possibility of falsification.

Key words: European Union, European integration, public adminis-tration, mobile communications, digitalization, digital technologies.

 

Information about the Author

 

Oleksandr Yevtushenko, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professorof the Department of Public Management and Administration of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Public Management  and Administratio  of the Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University, Mykolaiv, Ukraine. E-mail: alnievt@ukr.net, orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5161-3312.

The materials submitted for publication in the journal reflect the opinion of the authors, which may not always coincide with the position of the editorial board.

 

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