The race for global leadership and its risks for world instability: Technologies of controlling and mitigation

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Xiaoqing Guo
Iryna Chmutova
Kateryna Kryvobok
Tetiana Lozova
Serhii Kramskyi

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In today's ever-evolving geopolitical landscape, the pursuit of global leadership has become an intensifying competition that holds significant implications for global stability. This article explores the emergence of rivalry among major global powers as well as existing and potential consequences it poses for the world. Taking into account the shifting dynamics in international relations, the article highlights the primary contenders vying for global leadership and their distinct approaches to exerting influence on the world stage. It scrutinizes the escalating tensions between these powers as they strive to secure technological, economic, and military superiority, and how these rivalries can reverberate across different regions. The article examines the impact on international cooperation efforts, as rivalries may hinder collaboration on critical global issues such as climate change, security, and governance. Additionally, the study assesses the economic interdependency among nations and the potential disruptions that can arise as rival powers aim to shape the global order to their advantage. Addressing the potential consequences of this rivalry, the research explores into the risks of military escalation and arms races, highlighting the need for diplomatic efforts to mitigate conflict and promote peaceful resolutions. It also emphasizes the importance of fostering multilateral institutions and mechanisms for effective conflict resolution and cooperation among nations. The study presents relevant strategies to control and mitigate the risks associated with global instability.

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Guo, X. ., Chmutova, I. ., Kryvobok, K. ., Lozova, T. ., & Kramskyi , S. . (2024). The race for global leadership and its risks for world instability: Technologies of controlling and mitigation. Research Journal in Advanced Humanities, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.58256/5wzf9y48
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Xiaoqing Guo, Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics

Xiaoqing Guo is a PhD student at the Department of Management and Business at Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics (Ukraine). She is conducting research on modern management systems and technologies and exploring ways to integrate them into a holistic system within companies to achieve sustainability. Her scientific interests include management technologies, integrated management systems, sustainable development, and innovation.

Iryna Chmutova, Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics

Iryna Chmutova is a Doctor of Science (Economics) and a professor at the Department of Management and Business at Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics (Ukraine). She has over 20 years of research experience in economics, management, and finance, with more than 100 scientific publications. She has authored 10 articles published in scientific journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. She also serves as an editorial board member for the scientific journal "Development Management" and is an expert of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine. Her research interests include management technologies and systems, sustainable development, innovation, finance, risk management, organizational development, and strategy.

Kateryna Kryvobok, Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics

Kateryna Kryvobok is a candidate of economic sciences and an associate professor in the Management and Business department at Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics. She graduated from Kharkiv National University of Economics in 2002 with a specialist degree in Economics. She has been working at Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics for over 20 years. Her research interests include modern aspects of management technologies, adaptation of enterprises to changes in the external environment, cross-cultural features of enterprise management, business development, and management communications.

Tetiana Lozova, State Organization «Institute of Market and Economic & Ecological Research of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine»; Private Higher Education Institution «Rauf Ablyazov East European University»

Tetiana Lozova is a candidate of economic sciences and a research associate at the State Organization "Institute of Market and Economic & Ecological Research of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine." She is also an associate professor at the Department of Management and Administration of Eastern European University named after Rauf Ablyazov. In 2003, she graduated from Odessa State Economic University with a degree in economics. She has over 20 years of scientific and teaching experience. Her research interests include logistics and logistics development, commodity markets for agricultural products, and corporate governance.

Serhii Kramskyi , Odesa State Environmental University

Serhii Kramskyi is a candidate of technical sciences and an associate professor at the Department of Public Administration and Management of Environmental Activities at Odesa State Environmental University. In 2007, he graduated from Odessa National Maritime University with a degree in "Project and Program Management." He has 13 years of experience in scientific and teaching activities and has authored over 190 scientific works. His research interests include enterprise management, personnel management, HR service, production group management, operations management, fundamentals of project management, crisis management, and management decision-making methods. He also investigates issues of organizational competitiveness, corporate governance fundamentals, and legal aspects of management.

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Guo, X. ., Chmutova, I. ., Kryvobok, K. ., Lozova, T. ., & Kramskyi , S. . (2024). The race for global leadership and its risks for world instability: Technologies of controlling and mitigation. Research Journal in Advanced Humanities, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.58256/5wzf9y48

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