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In the shadow of war, businesses must adapt or perish. This is the stark reality explored in a new study published in the *Economic Bulletin of the State Higher Educational Institution Ukrainian State University of Science and Technologies*, which ex
Ukrainian Study: War Forces Businesses to Rethink Survival Strategies Read More »
In an era where data-driven decision-making is reshaping industries, a groundbreaking study by Inna Strelchenko of Alfred Nobel University in Dnipro, Ukraine, is challenging traditional approaches to financial forecasting in the banking sector. Publi
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In the high-stakes world of military operations, where split-second decisions can have life-or-death consequences, the line between authority and overreach is often razor-thin. A recent study published in the *Journal of the National Academy of Inter
Military Accountability: Study Redefines Forensic Investigation of Authority Overreach Read More »
In an era where financial agility is as critical as operational efficiency, a new study is shedding light on how controlling approaches can transform working capital management and, in turn, corporate profitability. Published in the Oradea Journal of
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In a groundbreaking study published in the *Collection of Papers New Economy* (translated as *Collection of Papers New Economy*), Yevgen Kotukh of the National Technical University “Dnipro Polytechnic” in Ukraine has introduced a novel approach to mo
Ukrainian Study Revolutionizes Local Budgeting with Multi-Agent Systems Read More »
In the fast-evolving landscape of defence logistics, a new study offers a roadmap for balancing efficiency, security, and adaptability in buyer-supplier relationships. The paper, “A Balancing Act: Towards a Conceptual Framework for the Governance of
Norwegian Study Charts New Course for Defence Supply Chain Governance Read More »
In the fast-evolving chemical industry, strategic decision-making often hinges on financial and economic stability. However, a new study challenges the status quo, revealing a critical gap between sales volumes and profitability in key industry secto
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**New Research Sheds Light on Ethics of War in Zambia Army**
A recent study published in *Scientia Militaria* (translated as “Military Science”) delves into the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of ethics of war among officers and soldiers of the
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**Protecting Civilians in Complex Conflicts: A Strategic Imperative**
In an era where globalization and democracy were expected to usher in an age of peace, the resurgence of great power rivalries and political-military conflicts has brought chaos t
Strategic Imperative: Shielding Civilians from War’s Psychological Toll Read More »
**Navigating the Complexities of Civilian Protection in Gaza: A Legal and Strategic Perspective**
In the midst of the ongoing Gaza conflict, a critical question emerges: who exactly is a civilian, and what protections do they hold under internationa
Gaza Conflict: Redefining Civilian Protection in Law and Strategy Read More »
