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Volume: 02, Issue 01 (2026)

Double-blind peer reviewOpen AccessCC BY 4.0Published 2026

Title
International Journal of Psychology and Strategic Communication, Volume 2, Issue 1 (2026)

Editor-in-Chief
Krah, Eckehard
Velesco, Serge
Khalid, Fatima
Stierl, Alexander

Journal / Publisher Details
Journal: International Journal of Psychology and Strategic Communication
Volume: 02, Issue 01 (2026)

Abstract
This issue brings together 17 contributions on strategic management, international business, organizational resilience, and corporate transformation under conditions of uncertainty. Particular attention is given to management during military conflict, economic volatility, digitalization, energy transition, and geopolitical instability.

A significant part of the issue features research by students and emerging scholars from Oles Honchar Dnipro National University and Odessa National Economic University, prepared in cooperation with their academic mentors. The contributions examine adaptive strategic planning, internationalization, innovation management, personnel management, corporate sustainability, industrial energy self-sufficiency, risk assessment, and cross-cultural collaboration.

Together, these studies provide current perspectives on how organizations can maintain competitiveness, adaptability, and long-term development in volatile environments.

Keywords
Strategic management, Organizational resilience, International management, Innovation management, Corporate governance, Risk assessment, Military conflict, Energy transition, Cross-cultural management, Global transformation

How to Cite This Issue
Krah, E., Velesco, S., Dzhusov, O. A., Khalid, F., & Stierl, A. (Eds.). (2026). International Journal of Psychology and Strategic Communication, Volume 2, Issue 1.

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Metadata and Info

  • Publication Year: 2026
  • Volume: 02, Issue 01
  • ISSN Online: 2941-5691
  • ISSN Print: 2941-5705
  • License: CC BY 4.0 – https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
  • Published by: International Journal of Psychology and Strategic Communication

Contents

Volume 2, Issue 1, 17 articles

  1. Modern Approaches to Enterprise Strategic Management Based on the Strategic Potential Assessment page 1

    Valeriy Chychotka

    Research Article doi:10.61030/XLAJ5367 PDF

  2. Instruments of International Management as Necessary Components of TNC Development page 17

    Valeria Miteva & Olha Orlenko

    Research Article doi:10.61030/CZBW1184 PDF

  3. International M&A Strategies as a Factor in Strengthening the Competitiveness of TNC page 25

    Anna Semenchova & Krystyna Tarasova

    Research Article doi:10.61030/SLKX3909 PDF

  4. Using the Features of the Presidential Election Cycle to Identify the Dominant Trend in Global Stock Markets page 33

    Tetiana Pelina & Oleksii Dzhusov

    Research Article doi:10.61030/AXJA6245 PDF

  5. The Use of Innovation Management at the Enterprise page 43

    Elza Mammadova & Viktoriia Litvinova

    Research Article doi:10.61030/UANT9537 PDF

  6. Features of Strategic Enterprise Management under the Conditions of Marital State page 51

    Bohdana Shchytovska & Tetiana Hviniashvili

    Research Article doi:10.61030/IDNC9187 PDF

  7. Personnel Management Systems in Ukraine: Challenges, Opportunities and Trends page 61

    Anna Pavliuk & Raisa Hrinchenko

    Research Article doi:10.61030/BZZW7643 PDF

  8. Features of Strategic Management of Transnational Corporations page 71

    Tetiana Pozniakova & Tetyana Cherkashina

    Research Article doi:10.61030/BZJI6190 PDF

  9. International Management as a Factor of Increasing Economic Growth in Ukraine during the War page 81

    Kateryna Sovhyr & Polina Sokol

    Research Article doi:10.61030/RMRU3892 PDF

  10. The Role of Corporate Management in the Sustainable Development of an International Company page 91

    Kateryna Sokolova & Tetiana Grynko

    Research Article doi:10.61030/XTBL8115 PDF

  11. Personnel Management in the Conditions of Military Conflict: Experience of Ukrainian Companies and Problem Solving Ways page 103

    Yuliia Skitchenko & Tetiana Hviniashvili

    Research Article doi:10.61030/FXYS3808 PDF

  12. Agricultural Product Export Management in the Conditions of Military Conflict page 113

    Valeria Dubyna & Olha Prykhodko

    Research Article doi:10.61030/FTHU6891 PDF

  13. Current Challenges and Future Management Trends: Strategic Priorities and Global Perspectives page 123

    Yulia Shatova & Yuliia Stasiuk

    Perspective doi:10.61030/HTYE7767 PDF

  14. Between the Cost Crisis and the Energy Transition: Why PV Self-Sufficiency Is Becoming a Strategic Competitive Factor for Industry. Results of a Qualitative Study Comparing Germany and China page 133

    Dietmar Pfaff, Sascha Pohl & Patrick Hedfeld

    Perspective doi:10.61030/FMKU5576 PDF

  15. Formation of the Risks Assessment System of Enterprise Activities in the Conditions of Modern Challenges page 141

    Rustam Yuldashev & Roman Pavlov

    Research Article doi:10.61030/PITC5549 PDF

  16. Cross-Cultural Challenges in Managing International Teams: How to Achieve Effective Collaboration page 151

    Daria Tashchi & Krystyna Tarasova

    Research Article doi:10.61030/VUQF2015 PDF

  17. Problems Of Evaluating The Quality Of Management At Enterprises page 159

    Vladlena Zahynailo & Tetiana Hviniashvili

    Research Article doi:10.61030/FFAW4333 PDF