Position: Associate Professor of International Economic Relations
Scientific degree: Doctor of Economic Sciences
Academic title: Associate professor
Education: Donetsk National University, 2007, specialty – “International Economics”, qualification – Master of International Economics
e–mail: [email protected]
Profile: http://rang.donnu.edu.ua/?pg=kt&nu=145#search
Research interests: sustainable development, bioeconomy, international business, global economy, international trade
Subjects taught: International Economic Activity of Ukraine, International Advertising Management, International Strategies for Economic Development, Global Economics
Research activities
The total number of scientific papers is more than 60, including:
Articles in foreign publications and publications indexed in the international scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science:
1. Lymar V. Bio-oriented agrarian economy investment prognosis in the EU countries. Baltic Journal of Economic Studies. 2018. № 5. P. 151-157. URL:http://www.baltijapublishing.lv/index.php/issue/article/view/551/pdf. (WEB OF SCIENCE).
Articles in professional publications:
1. Lymar V. Bioeconomy concept: scientific approaches to understanding. Global and national economic problems. № 11. P. 154–159. URL: http://global-national.in.ua/archive/11-2016/35.pdf .
2. Lymar V.V. The concept of smart specialization for the development of bio-oriented economy: European experience. Economics and organization of management. № 3 (23). P. 210-218. URL: http://jeou.donnu.edu.ua/article/view/2889/2928 . (in Ukrainian)
3. Lymar V., Talavyria M., Baidala V., Golub R. Approaches to the definition of production determinants of bio-oriented economy. Economics of agro-industrial complex. № 7. P. 39-43. URL: http://eapk.org.ua/sites/default/files/eapk/2016/7/5.pdf.
4. Lymar V.V., Talavirya M.P., Baidala V.V. Possibilities of using the concept of the national innovation system as a basis for the transition to the bioeconomy. Scientific Bulletin of the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine. Series “Economics, Agricultural Management, Business”. Kiev. 2016. P. 320–329. URL: http://journals.nubip.edu.ua/index.php/Economica/article/view/8175/7804 . (in Ukrainian)
5. Lymar V., Talavyria M., Baidala V. Indicators for analysis of the bioeconomy in Ukraine. Economics of agro-industrial complex. №3. P. 44-50. URL: http://eapk.org.ua/sites/default/files/eapk/2017/3/e_apk_2017_3_8.pdf .
6. Lymar V.V. Approaches to understanding efficiency through the prism of justice. International scientific journal “Internauka”. Series: “Economic Sciences”. 2018. № 2. P. 115-122 URL: https://www.inter-nauka.com/uploads/public/15186005822918.pdf . (in Ukrainian)
7. Lymar V.V. Development of bio-oriented agricultural economy: innovative aspect. Agrosvit. 2018. № 5. P. 21-27 (professional edition) – http://www.agrosvit.info/pdf/5_2018/5.pdf (in Ukrainian)
8. Lymar V.V. Factors contributing to the creation and development of bioclusters. A young scientist. 2018. № 2 (54). P. 399-402. URL: http://molodyvcheny.in.ua/files/journal/2018/2/93.pdf . (in Ukrainian)
9. Lymar V.V. The concept of economic efficiency in terms of the evolution of scientific schools. Innovative economy. 2018. № 1-2. Pp. 26-31. URL: http://ie.at.ua/IE_2018/InnEko_1-2_2018.pdf . (in Ukrainian)
10. Lymar V.V. Institutional support for the development of a knowledge-based bioeconomy: the European experience. Business Inform. 2018. № 2. P. 46–51. URL: http://www.business-inform.net/export_pdf/business-inform-2018-2_0-pages-46_51.pdf . (in Ukrainian) 11. Lymar V.V., Baidala V.V. Foreign experience in supporting the development of the bioeconomy . Business Inform. 2019. № 2. P. 48–52. URL: http://www.business-inform.net/export_pdf/business-inform-2019-2_0-pages-48_52.pdf . (in Ukrainian)
12. Lymar V.V., Baidala V.V. Economic and production factors influencing the development of bio-oriented economy in Ukraine. Business Inform. 2019. № 6. P. 47–54. URL: http://www.business-inform.net/export_pdf/business-inform-2019-6_0-pages-47_54.pdf (in Ukrainian)
13. Lymar V.V., Baidala V.V. Natural potential of bio-oriented economy development in Ukraine. Business Inform. 2019. № 9. P. 136–143. URL: https://doi.org/10.32983/2222-4459-2019-9-136-143. (in Ukrainian)
14. Lymar V.V., Gumenyuk O.A. Management of food cost in restaurant business. Economics and organization of management. № 3 (35). P. 140-148. URL: http://jeou.donnu.edu.ua/article/view/7752/7750 .
15. Lymar V.V., Ji Zhi. Inclusive Globalization Strategy “One Belt, One Road”. Business Inform. № 2. P. 23-28. URL: https://www.business-inform.net/export_pdf/business-inform-2020-2_0-pages-23_28.pdf. (in Ukrainian)
16. Lymar V.V., Demyanova Yu. Transformation of labor relations in the conditions of formation of digital economy. Economics and organization of management. 2020. № 1. P. 139–148. URL: http://jeou.donnu.edu.ua/article/view/7930/7930.
Monographs:
1. Talavyria M., Baidala V., Riabchenko O., Lymar V., Dobrivska M., Talavyria O. Conceptual basis of bioeconomy formation and development: Monograph. Nizhyn: PP Lysenko MM, 2017.152 p.
2. Lymar V.V. Ensuring the development and efficiency of the bio-oriented economy in Ukraine: a monograph. Vinnytsia: LLC “Works”, 2019. 440 p. (in Ukrainian)
3. Competitive strategies of national producers of agro-industrial products in the modern paradigm of the global economic environment: a collective monograph / for general. ed. T.V. Oriekhova. Vinnytsia: DonNU, 2019. 144 p. (in Ukrainian)
Course books and manuals:
1. International economic relations: textbook / for general. ed. T.V. Oriekhova and others. Vinnytsia: Vasyl Stus DonNU, 2019. 464 p. (in Ukrainian)
Participation in international projects:
1. Participation in international mobility, 2017 – Cardiff Metropolitan University (UK).
