• Theoretical and Practical Perspective of the Delocalization of International Commercial Arbitration in the Legislation of Some States 

  Domente, Marin; Roşca, Iana (SEP ASEM, 2025)

  The concept of delocalization in international commercial arbitration refers to the reduction or elimination of the connection between arbitration and national legal systems, particularly the law of the seat. It allows the ...
• The Balance Between Public Interests and the Autonomy of the Institution of International Commercial Arbitration 

  Roşca, Iana (SEP ASEM, 2025)

  The international commercial arbitration system has evolved to offer a flexible, neutral, and efficient method of resolving cross-border commercial disputes. However, the increasing autonomy of arbitration institutions has ...
• Fostering Creativity in Academic Environment through Strategies and Implications for the Republic of Moldova 

  Duca, Svetlana (SEP ASEM, 2025)

  In the world where the rapid innovation and complex global challenges become more and more important every day, the ability to think creatively, to think critically is an imperative relavant need. This article explores the ...
• Analysis of the Relationship Between the Concepts of “Infrastructure Threats” and “Resilience of the Population's Quality of Life” 

  Khaustova, Viktoriia; Reshetnyak, Olena; Trushkina, Nataliia (SEP ASEM, 2025)

  In recent years, structural infrastructural changes have significantly affected the resilience of the quality of life of the population of Ukraine. This is due to the fact that the quality of life is a complex indicator ...
• Circular Models of Resource Cycles: Essence and Features 

  Shpilevskyi, Volodymyr; Trushkina, Nataliia (SEP ASEM, 2025)

  Ensuring sustainable development of economic systems requires the introduction of organizational and management and environmentally safe technologies, circular models of resource cycles aimed at reducing the negative impact ...

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