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Strategies for Change, Innovation & Transformation

Next Round Table INU-DNU Round Table: Systemic Change, Risk, Resilience and Strategic Communication Wednesday, 4 November 2026, 14:00 Cologne

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Roman Pavlov

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Roman Pavlov

Associate Professor, Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Ukraine

2 articles in IJPSC · 2025–2026 · 2 co-authors

Publications in IJPSC

2026

  1. Research Article · Vol. 2, No. 1

    Rustam Yuldashev, Roman Pavlov

    Abstract

    The paper examines the theoretical and practical aspects of the formation of a risk assessment system of enterprise activity in the conditions of modern challenges. The purpose of the article is the analysis and systematization of theoretical approaches to the formation of a risk assessment system of enterprise activity in the conditions of modern challenges. The main types of risks faced by enterprises and their impact on the company's activities are analyzed. Theoretical models of risk assessment and their application in conditions of uncertainty are considered. The role of innovative technologies in the process of risk assessment and management is studied. The importance of integrating the risk assessment system into the general strategy of enterprise management to ensure its sustainability and competitiveness is substantiated.

    Keywords Risk assessment; risk management; risk assessment system; modern challenges; enterprise strategy.

2025

  1. Research Article

    Oleh Mykhailenko, Roman Pavlov

    Abstract

    This article provides a detailed analysis of global trade in medical goods, focusing on the challenges and lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Emphasis is placed on the role of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in regulating trade in medical goods. The study examines the dynamics of trade before and during the pandemic, highlighting changes in supply and demand structures. It analyzes political and economic measures taken by governments to ensure access to medical supplies during the pandemic and assesses their effectiveness and impact on global supply chains. The authors find that unequal access to vaccines was linked to geopolitical interests and economic imbalances between countries. The article concludes that the system for regulating international trade in medical goods needs reform to ensure fairer and more efficient access to vital medical goods in the future.

    Keywords International trade; medical goods; pandemic; COVID-19; exports; imports

Research areas

  • Psychology 2
  • Strategic Communication 2
  • Organizational Change 1

Article keywords Risk assessment; risk management; risk assessment system; modern challenges; enterprise strategy.; International trade; medical goods; pandemic; COVID-19; exports; imports

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Affiliations

InstitutionCountryYearsArticles
Oles Honchar Dnipro National University Ukraine 2025–2026 2

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

Co-authors

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