The journal aims to publish the results of scientific research conducted by Ukrainian and international scholars on pressing issues in philosophy, religious studies, cultural studies, museum studies, public administration, management, and related disciplines. It particularly emphasizes the practical application of philosophical, cultural, and managerial approaches to understanding contemporary global challenges, the development of domestic philosophical, religious, cultural, and managerial terminology, and the support of interdisciplinary research that bridges these three domains.
The journal's target audience includes theoretical and applied researchers, degree candidates, philosophers, religious scholars, cultural and museum studies specialists, managers, and executives at various levels, as well as professionals in state and local government, public figures, policymakers, and all those interested in philosophy, religious studies, cultural and museum studies, and management—along with their roles and significance in modern society.
Problems of publications:
- Analytical philosophy
- Political philosophy
- Philosophy of management
- The phenomenon of management in the context of the evolution of philosophy
- The influence of philosophical ideas on real-world politics and state-building
- The problem of elites and their role in governance and national consolidation
- Religion as a driver of social change
- Issues of interfaith relations
- Dialogue and tolerance in the religious environment
- Preservation and popularization of cultural heritage
- Challenges and prospects of museum studies
- Cultural policy and national identity
- Implementation of managerial practices
- Problems of management relations
- Digital transformation of management processes
- Decentralization and sustainable social development
- Social responsibility and social progress
- Leadership and contemporary management challenges
- Innovative technologies in public management and administration
- Local self-government and regional policy
- Innovative strategies in management
- Scientific management of social processes
JOURNAL SECTIONS
- Philosophy
- Religious studies
- Cultural and museum studies
- Management
- Public management and administration