Iryna Lapshyna

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors explored the corruption- migration aspirations nexus in Ukraine and showed that corruption continues to pervade all levels of Ukraine's political and socio-economic system, and provided evidence from the findings of EUMAGINE project.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explored the nexus between life satisfaction, migration aspirations and return and development within the context of a previously relatively developed but in the meantime deprived post-Soviet country, Ukraine.

TL;DR: In this article, the potential substantial problems, transformational changes, threats and risks in human capital development under the condition of developing problem situation further are addressed, and the authors conclude that it is necessary to activate work of state governing bodies in eliminating asymmetry: regulation of labour migration, bilateral agreements, and also coordination of national strategic program documents on human- capital development with international agreements on regulation of migration processes.

TL;DR: Lapshyna et al. as mentioned in this paper explored how Ukrainians perceive social policies in Ukraine and how they compare these with conditions in Europe, and analyzed the correlation between these individual perceptions and their migration aspirations.

TL;DR: In this paper , the authors formulate the following additional didactic principles: the principle of differentiation and problems to build the educational process, the principal of ethnopsychological characteristics of the child, the principle for safety and health through cluster representation of educational materials, the parallel multi-format presentation of educational material; the principle to interoperability and simplification of access to educational resources of educational environments.