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Oleksii Dzhusov

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Oleksii Dzhusov

Professor, Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Ukraine

5 articles in IJPSC · 2025–2026 · 5 co-authors

Publications in IJPSC

2026

  1. Research Article · Vol. 2, No. 1

    Tetiana Pelina, Oleksii Dzhusov, Review Status, DOUBLE-BLIND PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLE

    Abstract

    Title Using the Features of the Presidential Election Cycle to Identify the Dominant Trend in Global Stock Markets Author Tetiana Pelina Student, Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Dnipro, Ukraine Email: pelina.tetiana@gmail.com Author Oleksii Dzhusov Doctor of Economics, Professor of International Management Department, Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Dnipro, Ukraine Email: ukrcredit@yahoo.com Review StatusDOUBLE-BLIND PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLEThis article has been evaluated and accepted through a formal double-blind peer-review process. Journal / Publisher Details Journal: International Journal of Psychology and Strategic Communication Volume: 02, Issue 01 (2026) DOI: https://doi.org/10.61030/AXJA6245 Abstract The article is…

2025

  1. Research Article

    Daryna Mamedova, Oleksii Dzhusov

    Abstract

    The article explores the ethical challenges that companies face in media management and considers the prospects for solving these problems. Media management includes the management of media organizations that operate in the field of mass media. Consumers of media products are increasingly turning to companies with high ethical standards. However, media management faces challenges related to the spread of fake news, breach of confidentiality, use of manipulative techniques, and abuse of influence on public opinion. Among the ethical challenges in media management is the conflict of interest, when commercial goals conflict with journalistic values. There is also the problem of inaccurate and false information that can distort reality and have a negative impact on public thinking. To solve these problems, it is important to introduce ethical standards and procedures in media management that will help ensure high-quality information and trust of the audience. Companies should pay attention to building an ethical culture, training their employees in the principles of ethics, and recognizing responsibility for the consequences of their actions. First and foremost, media organizations should develop a proactive policy of...

    Keywords business ethics; media management; public opinion; conflict of interest; ethical standards; transparency

  2. Research Article

    Liliia Dzhyha, Oleksii Dzhusov

    Abstract

    The article discusses the essence and peculiarities of international recruitment, the importance of expatriates in an international company, as well as their place in each of the recruitment approaches. The article analyzes international recruitment strategies and expatriate hiring practices in the international food company Nestle, and assesses their impact on organizational efficiency. The relevance of the research is due to the growing globalization of business and the need for effective management of international teams in a competitive market. The research methodology is based on an integrated approach, including an analysis of scientific literature on international marketing and expatriation, study of internal documents and official reports of Nestlé, as well as the use of comparative analysis and expert evaluation methods. The research found that effective international recruitment strategies and professional recruitment of expatriates have a positive impact on the organizational efficiency of Nestlé. In particular, this is manifested in increased productivity, stimulation of innovation, and improved intercultural communication. The results of the research can be used by international companies in Ukraine to improve the HR management processes and develop recommendations for...

    Keywords international recruitment; expatriates; global companies; HR strategy; cross-cultural adaptation; organizational performance

  3. Research Article

    Valeriia Vorobiova, Oleksii Dzhusov

    Abstract

    Digital technologies are now a key driver of change and a crucial condition for the successful development of international business in today’s global economy. Evolving conditions in the global marketplace require closer attention to how technological innovation affects cross-border business activities. This article aims to analyze how modern technologies influence international business, identifying major trends and emerging challenges. It reviews and systematizes insights on how companies adapt to digital change, highlighting critical elements of this evolution. The study draws on scientific literature, statistical data, and case examples from international firms already adopting innovative tools in their operations. Research methods include comparative analysis and synthesis of available data. The article explores the risks, advantages, and difficulties associated with digital integration, particularly as it relates to strategic adaptation, management transformation, and competitive positioning in global markets.​

    Keywords digital transformation; international business; digital technologies; globalization​

  4. Research Article

    Valeriia Kravchenko, Oleksii Dzhusov

    Abstract

    This paper explores how leadership can be effectively applied in the medical technology sector amid digital transformation. The study addresses the central research question: “How and in what form can digital leadership be implemented in medical technology with regard to the competence requirements for leaders?” To answer this question, qualitative expert interviews were conducted to identify the key challenges for leaders in the digital age. These include maintaining trust in remote settings, increasing communication demands, ensuring customer and employee engagement, managing generational differences, supporting digital transformation in clinics, and addressing high psychological stress among employees. Based on these findings, a competency profile was developed, outlining the essential skills for successful leadership in a digitalized environment. The study reveals a shift in leadership focus from predominantly professional-methodical competencies toward social-communicative skills, while still recognizing the relevance of all four fundamental competency fields: personal competence, activity- and action-related competence, professional-methodical competence, and social-communicative competence. The proposed competency profile includes key skills such as empathy, communication, employee development, teamwork, adaptability, trust, self-management, speed, technological understanding, analytical skills, goal-oriented leadership, initiative, and a systematic-methodical...

Research areas

  • Psychology 5
  • Strategic Communication 5
  • Innovation 3
  • Organizational Change 3
  • Governance 1

Article keywords business ethics; media management; public opinion; conflict of interest; ethical standards; transparency; international recruitment; expatriates; global companies; HR strategy; cross-cultural adaptation; organizational performance; digital transformation; international business; digital technologies; globalization​

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Affiliations

InstitutionCountryYearsArticles
Oles Honchar Dnipro National University Ukraine 2025–2026 5

As stated in the articles at the time of publication; not necessarily the current position.

Co-authors

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