The University held the 1st All-Ukrainian Competition of Scientific and Educational Publications “Ukrainian Socio-Humanities”

Today, the first All-Ukrainian (national) competition of scientific and educational publications, “Ukrainian Socio-Humanities,” officially began at Vasyl Stefanyk Carpathian National University. In addition to the university, the Ukrainian Publishing Association, the Ukrainian Library Association, the Helvetica Publishing House, and the Centre for Ukrainian-European Scientific Cooperation joined in organising the event.

The competition is designed to support scholars, teachers, graduate students, and practitioners working in the fields of political science, history and archaeology, philosophy, sociology, cultural studies, religious studies, philology, and journalism.

The participants were welcomed by the Chairman of the Academic Council of Carpathian University, Professor Ihor Tsependa, who emphasised the importance of socio-humanitarian research:
“The activities of such publishing houses are truly multifaceted, because the focus of our attention is modern socio-humanitarian studies. That is why the emphasis of this competition is on the socio-humanitarian direction, to once again emphasise its importance and attract wider attention to it. This is the first competition that offers scientists from various universities in Ukraine the opportunity to present their publications, share the results of their own research, and unite a community of like-minded individuals. We are already thinking about how to expand this project in the future. I am convinced that this competition will become a good tradition for years to come, creating new opportunities for meetings, exchange of ideas, and the development of socio-humanitarian science.”

Also invited to speak were Oleg Holovko (Candidate of Economics, Founder and Director of the Helvetica Publishing House, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Center for Ukrainian-European Scientific Cooperation), Serhiy Taran (Candidate of Economics, Head of the Department of the Directorate for the Development of Science of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine), and Oksana Bruy (Candidate of Social Communications, President of the All-Ukrainian Public Organization “Ukrainian Library Association”).

The competition has become a significant event in Ukraine’s educational and scientific sphere, as it has created a platform for recognising scientists, teachers, researchers, and young scientists, as well as for exchanging experiences to develop the humanities further. The competition aims to contribute to the publication of scientific literature by annually recognising the best specialists in the field of socio-humanities. Its founders plan to expand the number of scientific publications in Ukraine and popularise them by attracting new co-organisers and the broader scientific community.

The awarding of honorary diplomas and commemorative plaques was conducted by Professor Ihor Tsependa, Chairman of the Nomination Committee, and Oleh Holovko, who attended the award ceremony. The participation of university representatives and publishing communities gave the event a special solemnity and emphasised the joint support for the humanities.

Participants had the opportunity to join the ceremony both in person and remotely, which ensured a broad representation of scientists from different regions of the country.

Winners were determined in 29 categories, ranging from individual and collective monographs to educational publications and scholarly journals. All eight key fields of the humanities were fully represented: political science, history and archaeology, philosophy, sociology, cultural studies, religious studies, philology, and journalism.

So, the following participants became the winners of the competition:

in the nomination “Single scientific monograph on history and archaeology”:

1st place – Chuchalin O. P. Kyiv Eparchy 1920s – 1930s: structure, property, people: monograph; Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Pavlo Tychyna Uman State Pedagogical University. Uman: Publisher “Sochinsky M. M.”, 2024. 254 p.

2nd place – Yablonsky V. V. Military art and diplomacy of ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom. Kyiv: Printing house FOP Gulyaeva V. M., 2024. 214 p.

in the nomination “Single scientific monograph on philosophy” :

1st place – Verbova R. M. Personalism in Ukrainian Philosophy: monograph. Lviv: “New World-2000”, 2024. 260 p.

in the nomination ” Single scientific monograph in sociology”:

1st place – Rushchenko IP The Ideology of Racism: Scientific Monograph/translation from Ukrainian AO Ivakhnenko. Kharkiv: VN Karazin Kharkiv National University, 2024. 284 p.

2nd place – Lepsky M. A. Criminal Profiling and Politics: Monograph. Zaporizhzhia: TsNSD, 2024. 386 p.

in the nomination ” Single scientific monograph on culturology”:

1st place – Kohut S. N. The work of Mykhailo Rudnytsky in the context of the interwar period: monograph. Lviv: Lviv National Scientific Library of Ukraine named after Vasyl Stefanyk, 2024. 232 p.

2nd place – Matveeva K. V. Cultural traditions in the context of the evolution of the Ukrainian Drama Theatre: monograph. Dnipro: LIRA, 2024. 200 p.

3rd place – Sheretyuk R. M. “In Solidarity with Ukraine”. Artistic Reflections of Polish Artists on the Russian-Ukrainian War. Rivne: O. Zen, 2024. 163 p.

in the nomination ” Single scientific monograph on religious studies”:

1st place – Lozko G. S. Spiritual and cultural transformations of Ukrainian society. Ethno-religious dimension. Mykolaiv: Ilion, 2024. 444 p.

in the nomination ” Single scientific monograph in philology”:

1st place – The Border Identity of the Literature of the Ukrainian Renaissance: monograph / edited by O. Slipushko. Kyiv: VPC “Kyiv University”, 2024. 178 p.;

1st place – Khorob S. Ukrainian lyrical drama of the late 19th – early 20th centuries (genesis, symbolism, scenicity, musicality). Ivano-Frankivsk: Misto-NV, 2024. 316 p.

2nd place – Tomilenko L. Branch vocabulary in Ukrainian translation general-language lexicography 1917–1933: monograph. Kyiv: Ukrainian Language and Information Fund, 2024. 150 p.;

2nd place – Kolesnyk A. V. Naturalism and naturalistic tendency in short prose of Ukrainian writers as a means of highlighting human trials: monograph. Siedlce: IKRiBL, 2024. 144 p.

3rd place – Dictionary of the dialect of the village of Zaluzhzhya, Dubrovytskyi district, Rivne region. Zhytomyr: LLC “Publishing house “Buk-Druk”, 2024. 224 p.

in the nomination ” Single scientific monograph on journalism”:

1st place – Kravets D. M. Mykhailo Demkovych-Dobryansky: on the waves of freedom. Lviv: Litopys, 2024. 268 p.

in the nomination ” Collective scientific monograph on political science”:

1st place – Marchuk V., Melnychuk V. European Integration and Reform of Decentralisation in Ukraine during Martial Law: Political Accents. Berlin: Peter Lang, 2024. 151 p.

2nd place – Technologies of state-building in the conditions of modern political reality: collective monograph / edited by N. V. Gorlo. Zaporizhzhia: Zaporizhzhia National University, 2024. 290 p.

in the nomination ” Collective scientific monograph on history and archaeology”:

1st place – Ukrainian markers of the history of Poland: from the beginnings of formation to the Great War / National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies; editors: M. Lytvyn et al. Lviv; Sumy: “University Book”, 2024. 446 p.

Ukrainian markers of Polish history: challenges of the interwar period of the 20th century / National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies; editors: M. Lytvyn et al. Lviv; Sumy: “University Book”, 2024. 386 p.

Ukrainian markers of the history of Poland: transformations of the second half of the 20th – early 21st centuries/editors: M. Lytvyn et al. Lviv; Sumy: “University Book”, 524 p. 2024.

2nd place – Gesta Hungarorum (Gesta Hungarorum). Anonymous’s story about the arrival of the Hungarians in Pannonia / edited and translated by K. Naipaver, M. Voloshchuk. Uzhhorod: Karpaty, 2024. 183 p.

2nd place – Public history: selected issues: Collective monograph / edited by M. Filipovych. Riga: Publishing House “Baltija Publishing”, 2024. 492 p.

3rd place – Historical and legal dimension of political repressions in the Khmelnytsky region (1920-1950s): research project/author of the idea and project manager, editor-in-chief V. Ostrovy, N. Godyna, T. Kuydan, Kh. Pʼyavchuk, I. Bondarchuk. Khmelnytskyi: KhGPA, 2024. Issue 1. 115 p.

3rd place – Kornovenko S., Kovaleva N. Peasant Revolution in Ukraine

(1902 – 1933): evolution and variability of conceptual approaches in the 20th – early 21st centuries. : monograph. Cherkasy: Publishing House of Yulii Chabanenko, 2024. 208 p.

in the nomination ” Collective scientific monograph in sociology”:

1st place – Balanyuk I. F., Kuzmin T. L. Development of land relations in agricultural enterprises: socio-economic aspect: monograph. Ivano-Frankivsk: NAIR, 2024. 218 p.

2nd place – Current trends in social services management in Ukraine: monograph / I. A. Yevdokimova, O. V. Butylina, I. M. Vitkovska, O. M. Plakhova, etc.; ed. by I. A. Yevdokimova. Kharkiv: Kharkiv National University named after V. N. Karazin, 2024. 116 p.

in the nomination ” Collective scientific monograph on cultural studies”:

1st place – Yamash YV Ukrainian page in the anthology of the iconography of the Great Sphinx. Heritage of European science. Education and Pedagogy, Psychology and Sociology, Philosophy, Philology, Art History and Culture. Monographic series “European Science”. Germany: ScientificWorld-NetAkhatAV, 2024. Book 27. Part 5. Chapter 9. Karlsruhe, R. 167–186, 197.

in the nomination ” Collective scientific monograph on religious studies”:

1st place – Spiritual and moral principles of personality development: philosophical, psychological and pedagogical dimensions”: collective monograph / NAPS of Ukraine State Higher Educational Institution “University of Education Management”; scientific editor M. O. Kyrychenko. Kyiv: ЮСТОН, 2024. 468 p.

in the nomination ” Collective scientific monograph in philology”:

1st place – From Makivka to Science. The Life and Activities of Hryhoriy Demyan / V. Sokil et al. Lviv, 2024. 564 p.

2nd place – Professor Volodymyr Polek: creativity and fate against the background of the times / edited by S. I. Khorob. Ivano-Frankivsk: Misto-NV, 2024. 432 p.

in the nomination ” Collective scientific monograph on journalism”:

1st place – Journalism: Ukrainian and Slovak Experience: collective monograph. Kyiv: Interservice, 2024. 356 p.

2nd place – Postcolonial approach to national identity discourse in the synergy of fields: monograph / edited by V. A. Kovpak. Odessa: Helvetica Publishing House, 2024. 180 p.

in the nomination ” Philosophy Textbook”:

1st place – Dzyoban O. P. Philosophy of Science: Textbook. Kyiv; Odessa: Fenix, 2024. 516 p.

in the nomination ” Sociology Textbook”:

1st place – Sociology of advertising: history, theory and practice: a textbook for

higher education applicants / edited by Dr. of Social Sciences, Prof. L. Kalashnikova, PhD of Social Sciences, Assoc. Prof. I. Grabovets. Kyiv: Karavela Publishing House, 2024. 352 p.

in the nomination ” Philology Textbook”:

1st place – Artemova L. V., Poso Infante E. Spanish language: textbook. Kyiv: VPC “Kyiv University”, 2024. 247 p.

2nd place – Practice in English: a foreign language textbook for applicants to the first (bachelor’s) level of higher education in the field of knowledge 03 “Humanities” speciality 035 “Philology” / compiled by: Yu. O. Tomchakovska, L. V. Strochenko, O. G. Tomchakovsky, L. D. Shvelidze, S. V. Eremenko, K. V. Lesnevska, K. O. Kovaleva; National University “Olya University”. Odessa: “University Book”, 2024. 334 p.

3rd place – Bilenka-Svystovych L. V., Yarmolyuk M. O. Polish language (3rd year of study): textbook for the 7th grade of general secondary education institutions. Chernivtsi: MHP “Bukrek”, 2024. 240 p.

in the nomination ” Textbook on History and Archaeology”:

1st place – Borisova O. V. European experience of integration and participation in the resolution of armed conflicts: a textbook for students of higher education institutions. Kharkiv: FOP Brovin O. V., 2024. 202 p.

2nd place – History of the State and Law of Foreign Countries: Textbook / L. G. Matveeva et al. Odessa: Odessa State University of Internal Affairs, 2024. 148 p.

3rd place – Likhtey I. M. Medieval city. Materials for lectures and practical classes: textbook. Uzhhorod: RIK-U, 2024. 80 p.

in the nomination ” Philosophy Textbook”:

1st place – Sajtarly I., Ishchenko O. Philosophy: The Educational-methodical manual: complex of lectures, seminars (practical lessons), test tasks, themes for written work, materials of individual works for students of the Educational Program Economics, Educational Level Bachelor. Kyiv: Publisher FOP Lankovska G. G., 2024. 392 p.

2nd place – Hnatiuk Ya. S. Logical technique of analytical philosophy: textbook. Kyiv: Condor, 2024. 244 p.;

2nd place – Karivets I., Potseluyko A. Course of general philosophy: from ideas to problems : textbook / edited by I. V. Karivets. Lviv: Publishing house “Novyi Svit-2000”, 2024. 309 p.

in the nomination ” Philosophy Textbook”:

1st place – Kaluga V. F. Sociology (Part 1) : textbook. Kyiv: National University of Life and Environmental Management of Ukraine. 2024. 196 p.

in the nomination ” Cultural Studies Textbook”:

1st place – History of Ukrainian Culture (1991–2023): illustrated reader: in 3 parts / edited by: Yu. S. Sabadash, O. O. Demidko, Yu. M. Nikolchenko, S. V. Yankovsky; general editor: Yu. S. Sabadash. Kyiv: Lira-K, 2024. Part 3. 320 p.

2nd place – Spiritual and moral foundations in the life of society: a textbook for the 6th grade of general secondary education institutions / I. L. Sidanich et al. Kyiv: Litera LTD, 2024. 144 p.

in the nomination ” Religious Studies Textbook”:

1st place – New Animism: a reading material / ed. V. Shchepansky. Kyiv: Ruslan Khalikov Publishing House, 2024. 263 p.

in the nomination ” Philology Textbook”:

1st place – Babiy I. O., Golyanych M. I., Stefurak R. I. Dictionary of linguistic terms: lexicology, phraseology, lexicography / 2nd ed., corrected and supplemented. Ivano-Frankivsk: Precarpathian National University named after Vasyl Stefanyk, 2024. 336 p.

1st place – Pokhylyuk O. M. Literary editing: basics of theory and practice : educational and methodological manual. Vinnytsia: LLC “Mercury-Podillia”, 2024. 360 p.

2nd place – Brus M. P. Historical grammar of the Ukrainian language : textbook. Ivano-Frankivsk: Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, 2024. Part one: Theoretical material. Thematic tables. 254 p.

Brus M. P. Historical grammar of the Ukrainian language: a textbook. Ivano-Frankivsk: Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, 2024. Part two: Practical material. Terminological dictionary. Test tasks. 156 p.

Brus M. P. Historical grammar of the Ukrainian language: a textbook. Ivano-Frankivsk: Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, 2024. Part three: Textbook materials. 128 p.

2nd place – Grandpa Kenyr, or Leonid Glibov – a classic of children’s literature in the circle of literary relationships: a manual-anthology for students / edited by O. V. Burko, S. M. Barabash. Kyiv: Lyudmila Publishing House, 2024. 120 p.

2nd place – Podlisetska O. Ukrainian language of professional orientation: a textbook. Odessa: Odessa State University of Internal Affairs, 2024. 181 p.

3rd place – Horofʼanyuk I. V. Course and qualification work on problems of linguistic local history: a textbook for applicants to higher education institutions. Vinnytsia: TVORY, 2024. 166 p.

3rd place – Bortun K. O., Yalova O. V., Maksymenko O. V. The Culture of Professional Broadcasting. Kyiv: LLC “NVP “Interservice”, 2024. 104 p.

3rd place – Nikitchenko K. P. Theory and Practice of Editing and Post-Editing of Professionally Oriented Translation / Theory and Practice of Editing and Post-Editing of Professionally Oriented Translation: Textbook. Kyiv: Publishing Centre of the KNLU, 2024. 120 p.

in the nomination ” Journalism Textbook”:

1st place – Yefimov Yu. V. Computer technologies in design or Adobe with two hands: a textbook. Kyiv: KSUBG, 2024, 120 p.

in the nomination ” Scientific Journal of Political Science”:

1st place – Bulletin of the Precarpathian University. Series: Political Science/editor-in-chief V. V. Marchuk. 2024. Issue 18 (special issue on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Professor Igor Tsependa). 374 p.

2nd place – Current problems of philosophy and sociology. 2024.