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Olga Burova

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ID6771606
NAMEOlga Burova
GIVEN NAMESOlga
FAMILY NAMEBurova
SIGNATUREBUROVA O
AFFILIATIONSNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
ORCID0000-0002-4149-8859
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Individual well-being

    Open Access•Serhii Dembitskyi, Olga Burova et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2026

    The article attempts to integrate a number of concepts related to individual well-being into a single research approach. The authors define individual well-being as the level and features of satisfaction of various significant needs, which can be both subjectively relevant to it and objectively important for successful functioning in various fields of individual life. The integral approach generalizes concepts from classical and modern works: sub…

  • The impact of stressful states on the value and motivational sphere of Ukrainians during the war

    Open Access•Serhii Dembitskyi, Olga Burova et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2025

    The article explores the impact of destructive psychological stress on the value-motivational sphere of the Ukrainian population during the Russo-Ukrainian war. A systems approach to the sociological study of values is employed to conceptualize the value-motivational sphere, identifying thirteen individual values grouped into three value spheres: basic needs, success, and universal reference points. The value-motivational states are measured usin…

  • Material well-being as a determinant of subjective well-being

    Open Access•Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2025

    The article explores material well-being as a fundamental determinant of subjective well-being in societies undergoing profound structural and cultural transformations. Building on a critical review of major international surveys — including the European Social Survey (ESS), Gallup World Poll, European Quality of Life Survey (EQLS), and European/World Values Survey (EVS/WVS) — as well as recently collected national data from Ukraine, the study pr…

  • A study of trust and satisfaction with local authorities in Ukraine. The impact of populism

    Open Access•Olga Burova, Dmytro Hlomozda•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2024

    The article analyzes a number of aspects and factors that, in the authors’ opinion, influence the penetration of populism into local government. It is the aspect of trust that can influence the penetration and even greater influence of populism in local self-government. The authors highlight such important topics as the factors that would contribute to the success of populism and the specifics of its manifestations at the local level. Special att…

  • The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on people with disabilities

    Open Access•Kiril Sharapov, David Anderson et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2023

    In this paper, we relied on co-researching with persons with disabilities in Ukraine not as a means of understanding the epidemiology of this disease, or of its impact on human health. We approached COVID-19 and the Ukrainian authorities’ response to the pandemic as proxy, or a magnifying glass, to better understand the everyday life of persons with disabilities in Ukraine, and to explore how things could and should be done differently in the con…

  • Populism

    Open Access•Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2022

    Populism is a fairly young concept. It does not have a single definition, neither does it have a single ideology. Populists can operate in a wide spectrum — from the extreme left to the extreme right. They gain popularity by focusing on issues important to large groups of the population that are avoided by the political elite. In Europe it is immigration issue, in the USA it is the loss of jobs in industry; in Ukraine it is low income, unequal op…

  • Sociological analysis of the factors influencing citizens’ attitudes to local governments in Ukraine

    Open Access•Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2021

    The paper focuses on the main factors forming public attitudes towards local authorities in Ukraine. The way that a person thinks and feels about a particular politician, an elected official or a local administration largely determines his/her voting behavior ― hence the relevance of the research topic. Local governments are responsible for delivering a wide range of services to citizens; therefore, it makes sense to analyze the citizens’ satisfa…

  • Interpersonal Political Psychological Tension

    Open Access•Serhii Dembitskyi, Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2020•References: 2

    This article is dedicated to examining the phenomenon of interpersonal political and psychological tension, as well as its measurement in the context of individual hostility and interpersonal sensitivity. The concept of social or interpersonal stress, which is generic in relation to interpersonal political and psychological tension, is analyzed. The article identifies the fragmentation of the field of relevant research, as well as a lack of the s…

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  • Interpersonal Political Psychological Tension

    Open Access•Serhii Dembitskyi, Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2020•References: 2

    This article is dedicated to examining the phenomenon of interpersonal political and psychological tension, as well as its measurement in the context of individual hostility and interpersonal sensitivity. The concept of social or interpersonal stress, which is generic in relation to interpersonal political and psychological tension, is analyzed. The article identifies the fragmentation of the field of relevant research, as well as a lack of the s…

  • Sociological analysis of the factors influencing citizens’ attitudes to local governments in Ukraine

    Open Access•Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2021

    The paper focuses on the main factors forming public attitudes towards local authorities in Ukraine. The way that a person thinks and feels about a particular politician, an elected official or a local administration largely determines his/her voting behavior ― hence the relevance of the research topic. Local governments are responsible for delivering a wide range of services to citizens; therefore, it makes sense to analyze the citizens’ satisfa…

  • Populism

    Open Access•Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2022

    Populism is a fairly young concept. It does not have a single definition, neither does it have a single ideology. Populists can operate in a wide spectrum — from the extreme left to the extreme right. They gain popularity by focusing on issues important to large groups of the population that are avoided by the political elite. In Europe it is immigration issue, in the USA it is the loss of jobs in industry; in Ukraine it is low income, unequal op…

  • The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on people with disabilities

    Open Access•Kiril Sharapov, David Anderson et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2023

    In this paper, we relied on co-researching with persons with disabilities in Ukraine not as a means of understanding the epidemiology of this disease, or of its impact on human health. We approached COVID-19 and the Ukrainian authorities’ response to the pandemic as proxy, or a magnifying glass, to better understand the everyday life of persons with disabilities in Ukraine, and to explore how things could and should be done differently in the con…

  • A study of trust and satisfaction with local authorities in Ukraine. The impact of populism

    Open Access•Olga Burova, Dmytro Hlomozda•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2024

    The article analyzes a number of aspects and factors that, in the authors’ opinion, influence the penetration of populism into local government. It is the aspect of trust that can influence the penetration and even greater influence of populism in local self-government. The authors highlight such important topics as the factors that would contribute to the success of populism and the specifics of its manifestations at the local level. Special att…

  • The impact of stressful states on the value and motivational sphere of Ukrainians during the war

    Open Access•Serhii Dembitskyi, Olga Burova et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2025

    The article explores the impact of destructive psychological stress on the value-motivational sphere of the Ukrainian population during the Russo-Ukrainian war. A systems approach to the sociological study of values is employed to conceptualize the value-motivational sphere, identifying thirteen individual values grouped into three value spheres: basic needs, success, and universal reference points. The value-motivational states are measured usin…

  • Material well-being as a determinant of subjective well-being

    Open Access•Olga Burova•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2025

    The article explores material well-being as a fundamental determinant of subjective well-being in societies undergoing profound structural and cultural transformations. Building on a critical review of major international surveys — including the European Social Survey (ESS), Gallup World Poll, European Quality of Life Survey (EQLS), and European/World Values Survey (EVS/WVS) — as well as recently collected national data from Ukraine, the study pr…

  • Individual well-being

    Open Access•Serhii Dembitskyi, Olga Burova et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology Theory Methods Marketing•2026

    The article attempts to integrate a number of concepts related to individual well-being into a single research approach. The authors define individual well-being as the level and features of satisfaction of various significant needs, which can be both subjectively relevant to it and objectively important for successful functioning in various fields of individual life. The integral approach generalizes concepts from classical and modern works: sub…

Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (3 works) · Economic Issues in Ukraine (2 works) · Labor Market and Education (2 works) · Life satisfaction (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works)

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