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Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing (2026, №3)
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Salnikova, S.
(Kyiv),
Savelyev, Yu.
(Kyiv),
Deineka, A.
(Kyiv),
Sydorov, M.
(Kyiv),
Burdin, Ya.
(Kyiv)
A conceptual model of national resilience: from colonial violence to cultural resistance
Shyrokova, M.
(Kyiv),
Mazuryk, O.
(Kyiv)
The economy of social blackmail as a system of moral regulation of consumption in Ukrainian society in the context of the war
Demydiuk, A.
(Kyiv),
Martsenyuk, T.
(Kyiv)
Barriers to women’s political participation in Ukraine during the Russo-Ukrainian war
Bardina, M.
(Київ)
The impact of gender stereotypes on combining motherhood with paid employment in families with preschool age children
Krizhik, K.
(Kyiv)
From intentions to decisions: shifts in the return intentions of Ukrainian war migrants
Hnatiuk, V.
(Lviv)
The interdependence of return and psychosocial well-being of forced migrants: foreign approaches and the Ukrainian dimension
Sobolevska, M.
(Kyiv),
Moroz, Y.
(Kyiv),
Chervinska, T.
(Kyiv)
The social (de)construction of the meanings of soviet visual heritage in urban space: the mosaics of the Kyiv bus station through the lens of social constructivism
Derkach, A.
(Vinnytsia),
Tanasiichuk, A.
(Vinnytsia),
Pedoruk, I.
(Vinnytsia)
Ethical imperatives of digital design in journalism and advertising: a media-critical approach to visual literacy
Hazda, V.
(Kyiv)
Communities of practice in sociological discourse: from the theory of community to an applied concept
Bataeva, K.
(Zhytomyr),
Bataieva, O.
(Kharkiv)
Online learning and performance anxiety among vocal university students in a Ukrainian frontline city during wartime in the context of sociology of music
SOCIOLOGICAL ESSAYS
Kamenska, T.
(Odesa)
Medical services in a comparative context of contemporary Ukrainian and German cultures
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Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing (2026, №3)
ARTICLES
Salnikova, S.
(Kyiv),
Savelyev, Yu.
(Kyiv),
Deineka, A.
(Kyiv),
Sydorov, M.
(Kyiv),
Burdin, Ya.
(Kyiv)
A conceptual model of national resilience: from colonial violence to cultural resistance
Shyrokova, M.
(Kyiv),
Mazuryk, O.
(Kyiv)
The economy of social blackmail as a system of moral regulation of consumption in Ukrainian society in the context of the war
Demydiuk, A.
(Kyiv),
Martsenyuk, T.
(Kyiv)
Barriers to women’s political participation in Ukraine during the Russo-Ukrainian war
Bardina, M.
(Київ)
The impact of gender stereotypes on combining motherhood with paid employment in families with preschool age children
Krizhik, K.
(Kyiv)
From intentions to decisions: shifts in the return intentions of Ukrainian war migrants
Hnatiuk, V.
(Lviv)
The interdependence of return and psychosocial well-being of forced migrants: foreign approaches and the Ukrainian dimension
Sobolevska, M.
(Kyiv),
Moroz, Y.
(Kyiv),
Chervinska, T.
(Kyiv)
The social (de)construction of the meanings of soviet visual heritage in urban space: the mosaics of the Kyiv bus station through the lens of social constructivism
Derkach, A.
(Vinnytsia),
Tanasiichuk, A.
(Vinnytsia),
Pedoruk, I.
(Vinnytsia)
Ethical imperatives of digital design in journalism and advertising: a media-critical approach to visual literacy
Hazda, V.
(Kyiv)
Communities of practice in sociological discourse: from the theory of community to an applied concept
Bataeva, K.
(Zhytomyr),
Bataieva, O.
(Kharkiv)
Online learning and performance anxiety among vocal university students in a Ukrainian frontline city during wartime in the context of sociology of music
SOCIOLOGICAL ESSAYS
Kamenska, T.
(Odesa)
Medical services in a comparative context of contemporary Ukrainian and German cultures
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