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DIANA SHKUROPADSKA

Head in the Jean Monnet module "EU Economic resilience policy".

PhD in Economics, Senior Lecturer

Diana defended her dissertation on the topic "Institutional support for the resilience of the national economy", is a co-author of the book "Economic Resilience: Assessment and Assurance" and has more than 30 scientific publications on the subject of institutional, compensatory mechanisms, directions and tools for ensuring resilience of the economy and its sectors. Participated in the research "Compensatory mechanisms for ensuring resilience of the economy of Ukraine in European integration process".

Under the EUERP project, Diana is responsible for development and conducting the part of the course on the EU's financial and fiscal policy of resilience.

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LARYSA LEBEDEVA

Coordinator in the Jean Monnet module "EU Economic resilience policy".

PhD in Economics, Associate Professor

Larisa is a specialist in the analysis of macroeconomic problems, because of her active reserch in the fields of macroeconomic stability and resilience, she is an experienced teacher with more than 10 years of teaching and research experience in the field of economic policy and economic sustainability, in particular conserning adaptation of European experience to Ukrainian realities. She is the co-author of the book "Economic Resilience: Evaluation and Assurance" (Kyiv: KNUTE, 2021), the textbook "Economic Policy" (Kyiv: KNUTE, 2020). She participated in the research "Compensatory mechanisms for ensuring resilience of the economy of Ukraine in European integration process" and financed by The Ministry of Ukraine grant "Post-pandemic paradigm of socio-economic development of Ukraine in the digital economy".

Under the EUERP project, Larysa is responsible for development and conducting the part of the course on the EU's financial and monetary policy of resilience.

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ALINA BOIKO 

DSc (Economics),  Professor

Alina has more than 15 years of experience in economic expertise and economic policy research, as well as experience in consulting and analytical work, organizing and conducting trainings and seminars in international technical assistance projects in Ukraine. She is the author of the book "Economic Resilience: Theory, Methodology, Practice" (Kyiv: Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 2014) and co-author of the book "Economic Resilience: Evaluation and Assurance" (Kyiv: KNUTE, 2021). Initiator and head of the research "Compensatory mechanisms for ensuring resilience of the economy of Ukraine in European integration process"".

Under the EUERP project, Alina is responsible for development and conducting the part of the course on the EU's foreign economic and investment policy of resilience.

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VOLODYMYR TOKAR 

DSc (Economics),  Professor

Volodymyr has more than 15 years of teaching and research experience in the field of social policy and economic security research, particularly in the European social policy. Volodymyr has more than 10 years of experience in research and evaluation of various economic initiatives at the EU and national levels. Volodymyr also managed the Jean Monet project "The impact of European integration on the economic security of EU member states" (registration number 609859-EPP-1-2019-1-UA-EPPJMO-CHAIR). He has experience in organizing seminars and trainings, which are invaluable for the implementation of the project.

Under the EUERP project, Volodymyr is responsible for development and conducting the part of the course on the EU's social policy of resilience.

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EU Economic Resilience Policy

101083497 — EUERP — ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH

Duration 2022-2025