THE INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO THE CRISIS SITUATIONS MONITORING OF THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ORIGIN THAT ENDANGER THE SECURITY OF UKRAINE

Serhii Bielai (), Ihor Morozov () and Vyacheslav Tylchyk ()
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Serhii Bielai: Faculty of Educational, Methodological and Scientific Affairs, Kyiv Faculty of the National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine
Ihor Morozov: Department of Research and Organization, National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine
Vyacheslav Tylchyk: Department of Administrative Law and Procedure and Customs Security, University of State Fiscal Service of Ukraine.

Baltic Journal of Economic Studies, 2018, vol. 4, issue 3

Abstract: The purpose of the article is the explanation of innovative principles of the crisis situations monitoring of the social and economic origin that threaten the national security of Ukraine. The topicality of the crisis situations monitoring of the social and economic origin by the authorities that endanger the security of Ukraine is proved. The concept of “crisis situations monitoring” of the social and economic origin is defined. It is a system of monitoring, evaluating, and forecasting of social and economic threats to national security. Methodology. The crisis situations occurrence characteristics search on the Internet model allows searching the text files on the Internet with the help of the text files in order to evaluate the current situation, forecast the consequences of crisis situations of social and economic origin such as mass protest activism in regions of the country for further settlement. In view of this, the existing informative and analytical systems of the text information analysis systems are researched; the standard procedures of content analysis are investigated. The statistical analysis model is developed. In this regard, the list of significant indicators that determine the level of threats of social and economic origin and can lead to crisis situation consequences – the mass protest of public participation is formed. The threat level estimation model of the social and economic origin using modern theoretical and practical statistical methods and geographical information system methods is developed. The threat level forecasting model of the social and economic origin allows forecasting the crisis situation progress. With this end in view, the methods of the social crisis forecasting of social and economic origin are researched; the structured scheme of this mechanism is developed. Practical implications. The innovative approach to the crisis situations monitoring of the social and economic origin that endanger the security of Ukraine is developed. It is based on the usage of crisis situations occurrence characteristics search model, statistical analysis model, the threat level estimation and forecasting model of the social and economic origin. The themes for future research will be devoted to explanation and development of response mechanisms to the social crisis that threatens the national security of Ukraine.

Keywords: crisis situations of social and economic origin; national security; monitoring; innovations; econometric and statistical methods; econometric modelling (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: C49 F50 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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DOI: 10.30525/2256-0742/2018-4-3-15-21

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