Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Geography

The issue presents theoretical and methodological studies in the field of foreign economic activity. Current problems of human geography are explored through a proposed dynamic model of urban resilience for spatial policy development, as well as through a case study of Kryvorizhzhia’s industrial heritage as a resource for sustainable development in industrial regions. In the field of recreational and tourism geography, the potential of Polish necropolises is examined as a tourist resource and a factor in the development of post-war Ukrainian-Polish tourism. Physical-geographical research focuses on the prospects of cross-border environmental cooperation in the context of European integration and Ukraine’s post-war green recovery, along with an assessment of the net contribution of climate change to the formation of pollutant concentrations in the atmospheric air over Ukraine. The issue also includes two contributions from young scholars addressing local public finance for geospatial community development and the positioning of art tourism within the overall tourism structure.

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