Peculiarities of identification of persons who died during martial law (literature review) by A.M. Biliakov, N.M. Erhard

“…Identification of dead persons in forensic medical practice is key one during the martial law in Ukraine. Nowadays, when new research methods and modern laboratory and instrumental equipment appear, there is a need to improve forensic diagnostics during the identification of unknown persons. …”
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NON-WORKING TIME OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE KYIV SCHOOL UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF MARTIAL LAW by Kostiantyn Lynov, Diana Sabol

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Peculiarities of organizational and methodical work with patrol police personnel under martial law by Oleksii Biloshytskyi

“…The relevance of the research topic lies in the fact that the functioning of law enforcement agencies during martial law was marked by the expansion of the functions of the patrol police, which requires increased attention to police training. …”
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The influence of chronic stress on periodontal tissues in orthodontic patients in conditions of martial law by Ye.Ye. Vyzhenko, V.D. Kuroiedova, P.S. Korobov, L.B. Halych

“…Such changes may be related to the social and psycho-emotional stress that a person constantly experiences in conditions of martial law.…”
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Challenges and Priorities of Equity Management of Ukrainian Banks During the Period of Martial Law by Sloboda Larysa Ya., Koval-Ignatyshina Vasylyna M.

“…The article examines the challenges and peculiarities of the management of the equity capital of Ukrainian banks during the period of martial law. It is proven that the current economic conditions of banks’ functioning are aggravated by a significant level of turbulence in financial markets, crisis phenomena in the real sector of the economy and the global energy market, which creates new challenges in the aspect of bank equity management. …”
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The development of resilience of schoolchildren as a basis for health care in the conditions of martial law by Valentyna Viktorivna Kostina, Iryna Sergiivna Pypenko

“…The obtained results proved the effectiveness of the developed social and educational tools and the possibility of their use in the process of professional training of future specialists in the social field to work in conditions of martial law.…”
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The Anti-Crisis Measures of Bank Liquidity Management in the Conditions of Martial Law in Ukraine by Krasnova Iryna V., Hromnytska Iryna Yu.

“…Transactions with government bonds and certificates of deposit, which, unlike government bonds, are not a socially useful transaction, do not always achieve the goals of ensuring financial stability and liquidity management under martial law. Monetary transmission in the government securities market does not have a positive effect due to the mandatory military spending of the government of Ukraine. …”
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The role of administrative court in ensuring human rights protection under martial law by Aurika Paskar

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Forms of interaction of units of the National Police units with the public under martial law by O. M. Muzychuk, A. T. Komziuk, V. O. Naida

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THE WORK’S FEATURES OF MAXILLO-FACIAL SURGEONS OF KYIV AND REGION DURING THE MARTIAL LAW by R. Palyvoda, O. Kaniura, A. Kopchak

Subjects: “…questionnaire, social survey, maxillo-facial surgery, training of specialists, martial law…”
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DETERMINANTS OF UKRAINIAN ECONOMIC AND FOOD SECURITY DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF MARTIAL LAW by Lidiia Shynkaruk, Maryna Dielini, Tetiana Vlasenko, Denys Svyrydenko, Volodymyr Lagodiienko

“… The aim of the study is to find out the determinants of economic development and food security in Ukraine under martial law. The relevance of this topic is determined by the agricultural orientation of the Ukrainian economy and the problems of exporting under war conditions, which can lead to famine all over the world and a decrease in cash receipts in the budget of Ukraine. …”
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Professional Competence Development of Teaching Staff in Higher Education Institutions under Martial Law by Mark Vaintraub

Subjects: “…martial law…”
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Citizens’ access to justice during the introduction and implementation of the legal regime of martial law in Ukraine by Korneliia Popovych

“…During times of martial law, access to justice may become limited. However, there exist generally accepted principles of international humanitarian law and European standards that mandate a state embroiled in conflict to safeguard human rights and access to judicial procedures. …”
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The Problems and Prospects of Attracting Investment Resources in the Machine-Building Industry in the Conditions of Martial Law by Nesterchuk Oleksandra S., Hrechko Alla V.

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Study of the needs and pharmaceutical provision of patients with diabetes during time of state of martial law by I. O. Vlasenko, O. О. Komarida, L. L. Davtian

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Management of osteoporosis during martial law: the experience of the Ukrainian Center of Osteoporosis and the challenges of war by N.V. Grygorieva, M.A. Bystrytska, Vas.V. Povorozniuk

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Some peculiarities of organising the interrogation of a juvenile (minor) victim under martial law by M. V. Kryvonos

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Balancing Interests: Criminal Proceedings & Private Life Interference Under Martial Law in Ukraine by Oleksandr Babikov, Valerii Bozhyk, Olena I. Bugera, Serhii H. Kyrenko, Maksym Viunyk

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Ways to Increase the Efficiency of IT Enterprise Management with the Help of Business Digitalization in the Conditions of Martial Law by Khavrova Kateryna S., Vashchuk Yuliana A.

“…In conditions of economic instability and during martial law, the choice of the right strategy for the development of enterprises plays a huge role in strengthening the company's position on the market. …”
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Peculiarities of the impact of learning losses on the formation of human capital in Ukraine under martial law by V. Ponomarenko, O. Pysarchuk

“…During the period of the pandemic and martial law, Ukraine has lost a significant part of its human capital: assessing these losses and developing proposals for their restoration is especially relevant in the context of the need to restore Ukraine’s economy in the post-war period. …”
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