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Th e paper explores the story of "Bokhmite" (Mohammed) placed in the texts of the Chronic le by George Monk / Hamartolos and the family of the Chronograph according to the great narration. "Bokhmit" for denotation of the prophet Mohammed appeared in the early East Slavic writings only; South Slavic ones have no traces of such a name. While there are few sources about Muslim prophet in the Old Rus'ian period, the Hamartolos' Chronicle tells on this topic in detail. Th e story includes a biography and a medieval description of the teachings of Mohammed, as well as the "Bokhmitic" concept for paradise. Th e Chronicle infl uenced the Tale of Bygone Years in its account of the preparation for the baptism of Rus' (986--987) and other Old Russian texts through it. Also, the Hamartolos' story was included fragmentarily in the Trinity Chronograph, Chronographic Palea, the Ellinsky (Hellenic) Chronicle of the se cond redaction, etc. Th e aim of this study is to provide a comparative analysis of chronogra phic texts, as well as to make these sources of the Primary Chronicle easily available to scholars working in the fi eld of medieval Ukraine and Russia. In terms of methods, this study applied textual and literary criticism. Th e academic novelty outputs a prime comparative analysis of the story about "Bokhmit" in chronographic texts. Versions useful in further work on sources are published in the attached tables. Conclusions. Whereas the author of the Tale of Bygone Years borrowed only content from the Hamartolos' Chronicle (there are no direct citations), long fragments of later are refl ected in the chronographic family. Th ough the text did not avoid abbreviations of phrases and words and plentiful changes in grammatical forms, there are practically no lexical substitutions. In general, the compiler of the hronograph tried to simplify the narration, avoiding opacity and making it more understandable for the reader. ranches of the Chronograph uncover further transformations of the text. In particular, the Complete Palaea has some of its own omissions, and Ellinsky Chronicle contaminates two versions. Th e study reveals interesting features of the chronographic texts that clearly indicate that medieval Christian bookmen hard worked with the narration about the teacher of their Muslim neighbors, demonstrating, at the same time, the typical manner of treatment of the sources by the chronographer, which concerned the problems of early Old Russian chronicles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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At the present time, there are less than 5000 Albanians in the Ukraine and only half of them can speak their native language. For the most part, they live in four villages in the south of the country. The culture, history and dialect of Albanians in the Ukraine excited much interest in the 20th century. However, this interest has waned, and during the first two decades of the 21st century this subject is only still popular with specialists in Balkan studies, linguistics, ethnography, social and cultural anthropology, as well as some local amateur researchers. Several important studies on Albanians in the Ukraine have been published recently both by Ukrainian and Russian scholars. Some of them reveal data from the archives that were collected about seventy years ago, while others are based on the most recent field research. In our paper we attempt to analyze three monographs that appeared in 2014 and in 2017. Our goal is to attract more attention to these editions, and not to commend or criticize our colleagues. Using these publications, we reviewed relevant and some possibly problematic issues in Balkan Studies today. In our opinion, these issues could be expressed in three statements: a) it is impossible to get the relevant image of local ethnography, culture, inter-ethnic/interconfessional relations if the linguistic data is not fully involved in the research; b) it is not possible to provide a relevant analysis of linguistic peculiarities of the local dialect since the issues of cultural code and local identity are not taken into account; c) the archives of our predecessors should not be regarded as museum heritage, but they should instead be modified and analyzed in the context of the most recent theories and technologies. We all face the problem of how to save our field research data from becoming museum objects, and how to make it useful and accessible to our colleagues and subsequent generations. Today, there are no readily available solutions, but we believe that language corpora supported by a strong network of various historical, ethnographical, anthropological, etc. commentaries could be a helpful way forward. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the present paper, the author describes the history of the religious architecture on the modern territory of Ukraine that can be traced back to the Antiquity (8th -7th centuries B.C.). There is a statistical description of the losses of the Church architecture during Soviet era both in the Soviet Union and in particular in Ukraine. Author also shows the percentage of different religious confessions of contemporary Ukrainian citizens. He focuses on the contemporary Christian Church architecture (mostly Orthodox, but there are also examples of Roman and Greek Catholic, Protestant churches and Buddhist temple). After Ukraine regained independence there was a renaissance of the sacral architecture. Author shows the peculiarities of Ukrainian architecture that have roots in art of Princely Kiev (after the baptism of Kievan Rus in 988), architecture of Greek-Catholic (Uniate) churches (after the Brest Union of 1596), architecture of so-called Ukrainian (Mazepa/Cossack) Baroque at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries and the art of Ukrainian Art Nouveau and in the folk art of the Hutsuls and Lemkos. All these sources of inspiration have been used when creating religious buildings in the late-20th century. The traditional trend in the architecture included e.g. reconstructions of churches and monasteries destroyed during the Soviet era or the continuation of the constructing works on the unfinished churches or even the exact copies of ancient structures, historicism or direct "quotations" from certain buildings or the above-mentioned styles. New forms of architecture were also obtained due to the transformation of historical styles, but the Orthodox architecture more traditional in this respect than the Catholic or Protestant ones. The author also shows examples of temporary structures erected without architectural blueprints that are of significant interest and of wooden architecture based on the Carpathian highlanders' (Hutsuls, Lemkos) churches. The author was a chairman of the International School of Church Architecture that has been founded at the Lviv Polytechnic and educated over 120 architects (1991-1998). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present paper constitutes a concise overview of the Lvov/Lviv (and also Western Ukraine) artistic life during the Soviet times and after the regaining independence by Ukraine. Author focuses on the informal or semi-informal art of this former part of Poland (and partly of Hungary), as it was one of the latest "additions" to the Soviet Union, hence it was more independent artistically and prone to European influence than the east parts of Soviet Ukraine that were heavily influenced by the Socrealism doctrine of official art imposed already in 1932. The only official way to practise non-figurative abstract art was by means of objects of decorative and applied arts based on the folk motives. During the Thaw period Lvov was one of the few regions in the USSR with the ample supply of foreign (albeit Eastern bloc) art periodicals that influenced the local community. The artisan glass and ceramics were appreciated abroad (France, Italy). After the fall of the USRR, in the independent Ukraine, the Nonconformist artists (who were barely tolerated in the Soviet era and frequently persecuted) took the place formerly occupied by the loyalist Soviet creators. The artistic community of Lviv returned to the abstract art. There were also expressionist and surrealist trends as well as postmodernists. The independence meant also a possibility of more active contact with foreign art and frequent participation of the local artists in international exhibitions. Lviv continues to be an active and important art centre although it has become a provincial one, as the capital of Ukraine, Kyiv is leading the contemporary art scene. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Social relations of hiring (leasing) property arise almost simultaneously with ownership of such property, which is why the history of lease relations goes back to ancient times. At the beginning, it is worth noting that within the framework of this study of the development of lease relations, the time period from the first mentions of the history of land use relations to the end of the Soviet era on Ukrainian lands will be analyzed. It is clear that before beginning the study of the historical development of the legal relationship of land lease, it is necessary to establish the etymology of the word "lease". The term "rent" comes from the Latin word "arenda", translated from the Latin language "orendo" means "rent, hire". This position is expressed by Y. Serebryakova in her work "Lease contract of state and communal real estate". The same opinion regarding the history of the origin of the word "rent" was expressed in the work of V. Musienko "Civil and legal aspects of the contract of lease of state and communal property". V. Musienko notes that translated from the Latin language it means "hire". The legal basis of land lease originates from Roman civil (agrarian) law. Thus, according to the Agrarian Law of 111 BC. large areas of land were leased to rich tenants for a fairly large rent, which had to be paid in a timely manner. This institution became especially widespread as a special form of hereditary lease called emphytheusis. Emphytheusis was understood as a real, complete, alienable and hereditary right to own and use someone else's land and its fruits for rent with the obligation to cultivate and not deteriorate it. N. Ilkiv considers the history of the emergence of emphyteussis as a special form of hereditary lease, starting from the time of Ancient Rome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article explores the theoretical and methodological aspects of population vulnerability during armed conflicts and the issues of violence in such conditions. The essential characteristics of vulnerability, its signs, and features in the context of war are discussed. An analysis of vulnerability and violence is conducted based on online surveys of vulnerable women and children on one side, and volunteer organizations providing assistance to vulnerable population groups on the other side within the framework of an international project investigating the impact of armed conflict on vulnerable population groups. It is argued that addressing such problems requires immediate resolution at both the governmental and non-governmental levels for the effective re-socialization of vulnerable population groups after the conflict concludes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Purpose. Study of dynamics of development of deformation processes and crack formation in the rock massif around the working which is supported under longwall, with different time of putting into operation of protective facilities. Methodology. By means of simulation using equivalent materials we have investigated the rock massif deformation and cracking around the working supported under longwall with different time spent on putting into operation of the protective facilities. Findings. This paper presents a protection method with fast putting into operation of the protective facilities. In laboratory conditions we have obtained a positive effect of the proposed method application. Originality. It was shown that the time spent on putting into operation of the protective facilities has a significant influence on the deformation of the rock massif; place of location and development path of cracks. Growth of the main crack in the roof is caused by its subsidence, and determines the stress on the tunnel and its deformation. We have determined the time and place of localization and development of the main crack, which causes the collapse of main roof console under different time of putting into operation of the protective facilities. Practical value. Use of the proposed protection method with fast putting into operation of the protective facilities eliminates the roof stratification and inrush over the protective facilities into working; creates conditions for the occurrence of the main crack over the protective facilities and its development in the direction of mined-out area. Brokendown rock of the main roof shifts its weight on the immediate roof rocks over the open area of longwall, this also lowers the load on the support and lining of working, which reduces the load on the protective facilities and provides more stable state of working. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction. The European vector of domestic enterprises development Selected by Ukraine in addition to benefits of liberalization and open markets can still provide significant shortcomings that are mostly related to their own non competitiveness. Practice shows that as a means of reduction and/or elimination of risks an outstripping development is more productive to implement than the overtaking one. The purpose of the paper is to improve the theoretical foundations of advanced development based on comparison to other types of development considering the specifics of the enterprises' business. Result. Based on logic synthesis and structure of existing research, the author proposes to amend the classification of types of development, giving such feature as ⪡attitude of the leader⪢. According to this criterion the development is divided into overtaking, the outstripping and the development on leader's level. The author describes the characteristics for their comparison in order to understand the nature and content. A comparative analysis of these types of development was performed. The analysis showed that the term ⪡outstripping development⪢ in most cases is used in context of macro level. The author gives the definition of outstripping development at the level of the separate enterprise, establishes the basic characteristics and conceptual basis of implementation. The essence of the outstripping development of the enterprise was graphically showed. The outstripping development is presented mathematically. An index to determine the level of outstrip is offered. Conclusion. All received allegations and suggestions improve the theory of enterprises development in the contemporary economic management. On the basis of the research, the author concluded that outstripping type of development will allow increasing effectiveness and reducing the risk of innovation, increasing the chances of market success of industrial innovators, reducing losses from inefficient usage of resources (2-3 times), significantly improving the domestic and foreign markets competitiveness, providing conditions for the transition to innovative research and technology development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The value of the enterprise is multifaceted economic category, and the results of its research are ambiguous and sometimes contradictory. A look at value as a criterion for the efficiency of enterprise management necessitates disclosure of its essence, because of the ability to create new value, which, in turn, needs to be improved and adapted to the practical usage of appropriate analytical tools. In this article, the reasons regarding feasibility of using the concept of economic value added as the one that is best suited to formalize and evaluate factors that direct management influence on the development of value added. In this paper, the multifactor model analysis of economic value added and its practical implementation allows defining the factors to which the processes of value formation appeared to be more sensitive. After the study of 35 industrial enterprises in Ukraine (mining and concentrating, metallurgical, machine-building, food), it was determined that the most influential are the factors that shape the yield and the level of optimality (rationality) structure of financial assets. The author argued the feasibility of index matching usage of the profitability critical importance in its actual implementation as a signal to management concerning the feasibility of the appropriate corresponding action. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents an analysis of the documents of the State Archive of Luhansk region, which illustrate the activity of the industrial syndicates in the early 20th century. Study materials of regional archives is of special interest due to the fact that the documentation of monopolies in the Russian Empire kept very bad. Most of its mass is in the Russian State Historical Archive, there is no the special archival funds on this issue in Ukraine. In this regard, any mention of monopolies is particularly valuable The sources on researched topic at the State Archives of Luhansk region relate to the activities of syndicates in heavy industry - "Prodamet", "Produgol", "Truboprodazha", "Prodvagon", "Prodparovoz". The most informative is the fund of the Luhansk Locomotive Works Hartmann (F. 2 and R-1). Materials of other funds (F. 4, F. 9, F. 10, F. 11, F. 14) also contain papers we are interested in, but they are few and fragmentary. Basically sources on the history of monopoly capital in the archive represent business correspondence. Conditionally has been allocated to four groups of documents according to their origins: the internal documentation of enterprises; correspondence with customers; letters and resolutions of government and representative institutions; correspondence received directly from administrations of syndicates. The last group is the most informative. The great bulk of the documents here's period 1916-1918. Particular interest are the materials illustrating an attempt to restore the syndicate "Prodamet" in Ukraine in the summer of 1918, because in the Soviet historiography its nationalization in January 1918 traditionally completed the history of this association. The same applies to the syndicates "Prodvagon" and "Prodparovoz". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In 2014, to oppose the state authorities of Ukraine, in some areas of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, illegal armed groups were formed, including young people under the age of 18. Some of the minors underwent appropriate training in paramilitary camps that sprung up spontaneously in the temporarily occupied territories of Donbas in 2014. In the future, the occupation administrations of the so-called republics started "systematic" work on the militarization of local youth: both through the sphere of education and in extracurricular time. Th e purpose of the study is to reveal the features of the militarization of youth in the temporarily occupied territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions through the activities of paramilitary camps. Th e research methodology consisted of historical-genetic and historical-systemic methods. Th e conducted research is based on a complex of sources: offi cial reports of the state authorities of Ukraine -- the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, the Ombudsman for Human Rights; data collected by human rights organizations; photo and video materials; messages in social networks; publications of mass media, including those controlled by self-proclaimed bodies in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions; messages from "offi cial electronic resources" of self-proclaimed authorities in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Main results of the study. Based on the analysis of the activities of the paramilitary camps, it was possible to single out the main aspects of their work, the main subjects, the peculiarities of functioning, etc. The "system of military-patriotic education" in the quasi-formations in Donbas needs further study if it is considered a fully approved system of infl uence on children and youth by the Russian Federation for planting in other territories of Ukraine occupied by it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paperdeals with social and psychological aspects of the restructuring process of coalmines in the Donbass. Statistic data on the coal industry situation, which are cited, confirm recessionary phenomena in all groups of mines: promising and potentially promising collieries, mines that develop the remaining reserves, mothballed facilities or those under closure. The restructuring process implies a number of organizations changes. The paper reviews three methodological approaches suggested by I. Ansoff: structural, technological and behavioral (social and psychological). Routine methods used to introduce behavioral changes are: formation of groups, sensitivity training and staff interaction analysis. Their application in mine operation allows determining impacts of such factors as job satisfaction, management style, psychological climate etc. Results of the research conducted indicate that job satisfaction depends on working conditions and a system of effective labor safety. Mechanization and automation of production processes, introduction of innovative coal production processes allow to improve social and economic performance. A key social result is improvement of labor conditions. However, natural mining and geological conditions of coal seamdeposits and production methods do not yet make it possible to eliminate occupational hazards and risks in full. It has been established that under accidental working conditions the share of workers dissatisfied with job conditions is 56%, it has been also proved that there is a relationship between the degree of job satisfaction and the number of injuries in a production face. Workerswere polled to assess the improvement of labor conditions and material consideration. The assessment shows that employees' views of scaling up wages and better working conditions change, depending on their age. To determine the management style of mine administrations, a special questionnaire was developed, which contains 40 questions-affirmations. The following staff was polled: Chief Engineer, Safety Deputy Chief Engineer, Chief Mechanic, Head of a Labor and Wages Department, Head of a Coal Production Unit and Foreman of a Roadway Maintenance and Recovery Unit. The data obtained were processed with computational and graphical methods. An analysis of the results indicates that most managers feature an 'average' management style. Specific recommendations are offered to improve it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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