Browse

The article examines current trends in the development of land legislation in Ukraine under the conditions of climate change, the legal regime of martial law, and the challenges of post-war recovery. It is substantiated that the traditional model of land law regulation, primarily focused on the economic function of land as a means of production, is no longer sufficient in the context of increasing climate risks, soil degradation, disruption of ecosystem balance, and the large-scale impact of war on the land fund. ...

This study addresses the physical security vulnerabilities of high-risk industrial facilities in the Czech Republic, focusing on the intersection between the Seveso-III Directive and the regulation of private security services (SBS). The objective of the paper is to answer the main research question: What legislative and organizational instruments can optimally integrate the future national Private Security Act with existing environmental protection frameworks to protect industrial facilities against physical sabo...

There are over 730 level crossings in the Bulgarian railway network. At these points, due to the intersection of rail and non-rail transport, there are prerequisites for accidents, which sometimes end fatally. The problem is exacerbated when the railway line is under repair, but train traffic is not stopped. This paper examines the measures that must be taken to ensure traffic safety during repairs. Two level crossings in operation on the Sofia – Dragoman line were examined. A critical analysis of the actual con...

This case study addresses the increasing vulnerability of critical energy infrastructure in the Czech Republic to hybrid and physical attacks within the context of current escalating geopolitical tensions in Europe. The objective of the paper is to analyze the long-term trends of these threats and to answer the main research question: What political, organizational, and technological instruments can optimally protect Czech critical energy infrastructure from evolving hybrid and physical threats? The research utili...

This article proposes a hybrid project portfolio management model tailored to the needs of public institutions. This hybrid model integrates the predictability and regulatory compliance of traditional project management (the waterfall method) with the flexibility and responsiveness that underpin Agile methodologies. This hybrid model optimizes the simultaneous implementation of infrastructure, environmental, and digital transformation projects each with its distinct lifecycle and management requirements within a u...

The article aims to advance the concept of agroeconomics as a pivotal driver of sustainable development, efficient resource utilization, and economic stability-an area of both theoretical and practical significance, given its central role in the ongoing sustainability of the sector. Research methodology: In light of global challenges like population growth, climate change, and finite natural resources, agroeconomics is crucial for ensuring food security, maintaining ecological balance, and supporting the socio-eco...

The study presents a data-driven approach to support sustainable tourism in Gauja National Park, Latvia, as a case study, by analysing sustainable transport, especially active mobility. While the benefits of active mobility are well documented, its potential in rural protected areas, such as Gauja National Park, is often overlooked. This study integrates multiple datasets, including Strava user-tracking data, automated physical passers counters, and existing infrastructure data, to create a robust Geographic Infor...

One of the most significant inland waterway corridors on the continent, the Danube River, spans 2,850 kilometers across ten European nations, serving as a vital link between Western and Eastern Europe. Its ports serve as key hubs for the movement of goods, energy resources, and passengers, linking inland navigation with rail, road, and maritime transport routes. This paper provides a comprehensive and detailed assessment of the entire Danube port network, combining geographical, economic, and operational perspecti...

Organizations increasingly recognize the importance of workflow management in achieving resource efficiency and environmental goals. This study presents a data-driven approach to monitoring and analysing employee workflow as an integral part of green and circular organizational systems. By incorporating digital activity data such as software usage patterns, communication frequency, meeting durations, and the intensity of multitasking, organizations can identify inefficiencies, digital waste, and work practices tha...

The article explores the powerful synergy between digitalisation and environmental sustainability as a foundation for building resilient and future-oriented societies. The research is based on the development of the concept of digitalisation and greening, which are two complementary areas that play an important role in the modern development of society, the economy and technology. By integrating cutting-edge technologies - such as artificial intelligence, big data, the Internet of Things, and blockchain - with gre...