ISSN 2786-491X
e-ISSN 3083-7472
UDC 1+33+34
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Aims and Scope

"Philosophy, Economics and Law Review" is a peer-reviewed open access journal that publishes original research, review articles and theoretical articles covering the most significant achievements in the field of international relations and the solution of global economic and legal problems of society and problems of existence. The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following topics:

Philosophy

An analysis of the ethical and philosophical dimensions of contemporary global challenges that arise at the intersection of law, economics and social practice.

  • Ethical issues of human rights in the global context
  • Philosophy of peace and security in the era of instability
  • Social justice as a philosophical and ethical imperative
  • Economic existence of man and society: anthropological and value dimension
  • Digital ethics and challenges of artificial intelligence
  • Existential aspects of instability and loss of identity in the context of globalisation
  • Philosophical foundations of sustainable development and intergenerational responsibility
  • Post-truth, media and the crisis of critical thinking

Law

Research on legal mechanisms for responding to current international crises, transformations in the legal system and the interaction of law with economic processes.

  • International law and international conflict resolution
  • Comparative international law: theory and practice
  • Economic law in the context of globalisation
  • Environmental law and human interaction with nature
  • Protection of human rights in the age of challenges and risks
  • Transformation of national legal systems in the context of integration
  • Problems of digitalisation of legal space (digital law, cybersecurity, personal data protection)
  • Legal aspects of migration, refugee and global governance

Economics

Identify patterns of the global economy in the context of transnational cooperation, financial integration and social stability.

  • Global economic trends and their impact on the world economy
  • International trade: current trends, barriers and challenges
  • Financial markets and their impact on global economic stability
  • Comparative analysis of economic systems: experience and prospects
  • Economics of sustainable development and green transformation
  • Impact of war, pandemics and crises on global economic chains
  • Digitalisation of the economy and formation of new labour models
  • Social aspects of economic inequality and exclusion