As Part of the In-Person Learning Week, a Lecture-Presentation of S. Kostiuchkov’s Monograph “Socio-Philosophical and Historical-Political Dimensions of Global Terrorism” Was Held.
On November 12, 2026, as part of the Week of In-Person Learning at the Faculty of Pedagogy, Psychology and Social Work of Kherson State University, a lecture-presentation of the monograph "Socio-Philosophical and Historical-Political Dimensions of Global Terrorism" by S. Kostiuchkov was held.
Serhii Kostiuchkov is a renowned Ukrainian philosopher, Doctor of Philosophical Sciences, Professor, and author of numerous scholarly works in the fields of social philosophy, bioethics, security philosophy, and political science.
The monograph "Socio-Philosophical and Historical-Political Dimensions of Global Terrorism" (2026) is an academic publication dedicated to a comprehensive interdisciplinary analysis of the phenomenon of terrorism in the context of contemporary globalization.
The modern world faces unprecedented security challenges, with terrorism evolving from a means of local pressure into an instrument of global politics. In his new work, Serhii Kostiuchkov offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary examination of this destructive phenomenon.
During the lecture-presentation, the author highlighted the key aspects of his research. Particular attention was paid to the historical and political evolution of the concept of terrorism, including the transformation of its forms, methods, and ideological foundations from earlier periods to the present day. The presentation also focused on the socio-philosophical interpretation of terrorism, exploring the underlying causes of extremism and its impact on the transformation of social values and public consciousness. The author introduced participants to contemporary challenges associated with terrorism and discussed mechanisms for preventing and counteracting its spread.
Throughout the presentation, the author and attendees sought answers to the important question: “What is terrorism in the modern world?” Considerable attention was given to historical perspectives and the consequences of the development of terrorism as a global phenomenon.
Students and faculty members who participated in the lecture-presentation had the opportunity to join the discussion following the presentation. They shared their views on the relevance and importance of the issues raised in the monograph and discussed the challenges of developing effective mechanisms of global security in the context of hybrid threats.