EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF UKRAINE

Ryan Bishop. The City as Target Revisited: Violence, Spatiality and Militarization

Dr. Ryan Bishop - author, editor, critical theorist with an interest in urban studies. Professor at the Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton, UK. Director of Research and Doctoral Research within Winchester School of Art at the University of Southampton.

Dr. James Finckenauer. Crime and Justice Issues and the Global Pandemic

Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Professorial Fellow, Rutgers University, former Director of the National Institute of Justice, Washington DC. He is an expert in human trafficking, juvenile justice and international criminal justice. Author of numerous books on organized criminal organizations.

Dr. Massimo Introvigne. Virus and Religious Minorities

Professor, sociologist of religion and intellectual property attorney. A founder and the managing director of the Center for Studies on New Religions (CESNUR), He was the "Representative on combating racism, xenophobia and discrimination, with a special focus on discrimination against Christians and members of other religions" of the OSCE.

President of EUASU Prof. Dr. Jerome Krase

President of the EUASU Academy — Prof. Dr. Jerome Krase speaks about the Academy and its events.

Prof. Antonio Nicaso. What history tells us?

Prof. Antonio Nicaso, a bestselling author, internationally recognized expert on organized crime. Author of more than 30 books on criminal organization. He is a regular consultant to governments and law-enforcement agencies around the world. Professor Nicaso teaches at Queen’s University, Italian School of Middlebury College, USA, and St. Jerome’s University, Ontario. Currently, COVID-19 is having a significant impact on the global economy and is influencing and shaping organized crime worldwide. Many countries have seen a decrease in crime like murders, extortion, prostitution, illegal betting, and human trafficking. With businesses closed, there are fewer places for organized crime to conduct business.

Geoffrey West - Why Do Power Laws Work So Widely?

Power laws relate diverse quantities in a defined numerical way, such that a change in one is associated with a change in the other according to specific formulas or equations, often expressed by the exponent. Why do power laws, or scaling laws, work over large orders of magnitudes and among radically diverse fields in the physical, biological and social sciences? How do power laws relate to general systems theory? Video belongs to "Closer to Truth"

From Noise to Bias. Conversation between Dr. Oleg Maltsev and Dr. Daniel Kahneman

We present to your attention a conversation between two scholars: Oleg Maltsev (known for his interdisciplinary work on the human mind, the interaction of consciousness and memory) and Daniel Kahneman (notable for his work on the psychology of judgment and decision-making, as well as prominent contribution to behavioral economics.) Dr. Oleg Maltsev is world-renowned European scholar, head of the Grigory Semenovich Popov "The Memory Institute," author of exceptional scientific works in criminology, psychology, and philosophy. He is a Presidium member and academician of the European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (EUASU). Amongst various research subjects of Dr. Maltsev: the аutomatic system of human body, motor cognition, formation of psyche and philosophy, models of behavior and decision making in extreme situations, and above all: practical methods of directed (controlled) task implementation. Oleg Maltsev has been engaged in scientific work for nearly 30 years and has been conducting field research with the prime department of The Memory Institute - Expeditionary Corps worldwide for more than seven years to explore how different nations and rulers attained power throughout history. Dr. Daniel Kahneman is an Israeli psychologist, awarded the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, author, professor emeritus of psychology and public affairs at Princeton University's Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. With Amos Tversky and others, Kahneman established a cognitive basis for common human errors that arise from heuristics and biases, and developed prospect theory.

Massimo Introvigne in Odessa 2016. DAY 1: "Fears and delusions"

The first day of the meeting was devoted to fears and delusions of today's society. Why do people become the product of religious extremists propaganda? Italian professor of sociology of religion Massimo Introvigne described the key points of this complex question. First point is the confusions in terminology, such as sects and cults, which is used by extremists to manipulate and intimidate the modern society. We remind that in October 2016 at the initiative of the head of the Scientific Research Institute "The international fate-analysis community" Maltsev Oleg organized in Odessa a scientific meeting for the training of Ukrainian scientists, lawyers and journalists.

Prof. Lyudmila Filippovich. Religion after the pandemic

Doctor of Philosophy, Religious scholar, Professor. Head of the Department of Philosophy and History of Religion in Institute of Philosophy by G.S. Skovoroda, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Professor of National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”. Vice President of the Ukrainian Association of Religious Studies. Executive Director of the Center for Religious information and freedom of the Ukrainian Association of Religious Studies. Humanity at all times was inclined to look into their future, these kinds of inclinations are especially intensified in the critical epochs of history. During these periods, people come up with incredible ideas, which are solidified by various religious teachings and sources.

Ph.D. Maltsev Oleg. Activities under conditions of pandemic and post-epidemiological period

Author, researcher, criminologist, psychologist. Academician of Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. Founder and director of The Memory Institute, Head of Odessa Regional Branch of the UAS, head of Expeditionary Corps, chairman of Odessa Photographic Scientific Society, Ukraine. Author of numerous books in the areas such as applied history, sociology, depth psychology, philosophy, criminalistics, criminology.

Ryan Bishop. The City as Target Revisited: Violence, Spatiality and Militarization

Dr. Ryan Bishop - author, editor, critical theorist with an interest in urban studies. Professor at the Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton, UK. Director of Research and Doctoral Research within Winchester School of Art at the University of Southampton.

Dr. James Finckenauer. Crime and Justice Issues and the Global Pandemic

Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Professorial Fellow, Rutgers University, former Director of the National Institute of Justice, Washington DC. He is an expert in human trafficking, juvenile justice and international criminal justice. Author of numerous books on organized criminal organizations.

Dr. Massimo Introvigne. Virus and Religious Minorities

Professor, sociologist of religion and intellectual property attorney. A founder and the managing director of the Center for Studies on New Religions (CESNUR), He was the "Representative on combating racism, xenophobia and discrimination, with a special focus on discrimination against Christians and members of other religions" of the OSCE.

President of EUASU Prof. Dr. Jerome Krase

President of the EUASU Academy — Prof. Dr. Jerome Krase speaks about the Academy and its events.

Prof. Antonio Nicaso. What history tells us?

Prof. Antonio Nicaso, a bestselling author, internationally recognized expert on organized crime. Author of more than 30 books on criminal organization. He is a regular consultant to governments and law-enforcement agencies around the world. Professor Nicaso teaches at Queen’s University, Italian School of Middlebury College, USA, and St. Jerome’s University, Ontario. Currently, COVID-19 is having a significant impact on the global economy and is influencing and shaping organized crime worldwide. Many countries have seen a decrease in crime like murders, extortion, prostitution, illegal betting, and human trafficking. With businesses closed, there are fewer places for organized crime to conduct business.

Geoffrey West - Why Do Power Laws Work So Widely?

Power laws relate diverse quantities in a defined numerical way, such that a change in one is associated with a change in the other according to specific formulas or equations, often expressed by the exponent. Why do power laws, or scaling laws, work over large orders of magnitudes and among radically diverse fields in the physical, biological and social sciences? How do power laws relate to general systems theory? Video belongs to "Closer to Truth"

From Noise to Bias. Conversation between Dr. Oleg Maltsev and Dr. Daniel Kahneman

We present to your attention a conversation between two scholars: Oleg Maltsev (known for his interdisciplinary work on the human mind, the interaction of consciousness and memory) and Daniel Kahneman (notable for his work on the psychology of judgment and decision-making, as well as prominent contribution to behavioral economics.) Dr. Oleg Maltsev is world-renowned European scholar, head of the Grigory Semenovich Popov "The Memory Institute," author of exceptional scientific works in criminology, psychology, and philosophy. He is a Presidium member and academician of the European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (EUASU). Amongst various research subjects of Dr. Maltsev: the аutomatic system of human body, motor cognition, formation of psyche and philosophy, models of behavior and decision making in extreme situations, and above all: practical methods of directed (controlled) task implementation. Oleg Maltsev has been engaged in scientific work for nearly 30 years and has been conducting field research with the prime department of The Memory Institute - Expeditionary Corps worldwide for more than seven years to explore how different nations and rulers attained power throughout history. Dr. Daniel Kahneman is an Israeli psychologist, awarded the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, author, professor emeritus of psychology and public affairs at Princeton University's Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. With Amos Tversky and others, Kahneman established a cognitive basis for common human errors that arise from heuristics and biases, and developed prospect theory.

Massimo Introvigne in Odessa 2016. DAY 1: "Fears and delusions"

The first day of the meeting was devoted to fears and delusions of today's society. Why do people become the product of religious extremists propaganda? Italian professor of sociology of religion Massimo Introvigne described the key points of this complex question. First point is the confusions in terminology, such as sects and cults, which is used by extremists to manipulate and intimidate the modern society. We remind that in October 2016 at the initiative of the head of the Scientific Research Institute "The international fate-analysis community" Maltsev Oleg organized in Odessa a scientific meeting for the training of Ukrainian scientists, lawyers and journalists.

Prof. Lyudmila Filippovich. Religion after the pandemic

Doctor of Philosophy, Religious scholar, Professor. Head of the Department of Philosophy and History of Religion in Institute of Philosophy by G.S. Skovoroda, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Professor of National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”. Vice President of the Ukrainian Association of Religious Studies. Executive Director of the Center for Religious information and freedom of the Ukrainian Association of Religious Studies. Humanity at all times was inclined to look into their future, these kinds of inclinations are especially intensified in the critical epochs of history. During these periods, people come up with incredible ideas, which are solidified by various religious teachings and sources.

Ph.D. Maltsev Oleg. Activities under conditions of pandemic and post-epidemiological period

Author, researcher, criminologist, psychologist. Academician of Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. Founder and director of The Memory Institute, Head of Odessa Regional Branch of the UAS, head of Expeditionary Corps, chairman of Odessa Photographic Scientific Society, Ukraine. Author of numerous books in the areas such as applied history, sociology, depth psychology, philosophy, criminalistics, criminology.

Ryan Bishop. The City as Target Revisited: Violence, Spatiality and Militarization

Dr. Ryan Bishop - author, editor, critical theorist with an interest in urban studies. Professor at the Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton, UK. Director of Research and Doctoral Research within Winchester School of Art at the University of Southampton.

Dr. James Finckenauer. Crime and Justice Issues and the Global Pandemic

Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Professorial Fellow, Rutgers University, former Director of the National Institute of Justice, Washington DC. He is an expert in human trafficking, juvenile justice and international criminal justice. Author of numerous books on organized criminal organizations.

Dr. Massimo Introvigne. Virus and Religious Minorities

Professor, sociologist of religion and intellectual property attorney. A founder and the managing director of the Center for Studies on New Religions (CESNUR), He was the "Representative on combating racism, xenophobia and discrimination, with a special focus on discrimination against Christians and members of other religions" of the OSCE.

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