ДЕРЖАВНО-ПРИВАТНЕ ПАРТНЕРСТВО: ЕВОЛЮЦІЯ РОЗВИТКУ ТА ПОПУЛЯРНІСТЬ ВИСВІТЛЕННЯ У НАУКОВИХ ПУБЛІКАЦІЯХ

The increased interest in public-private partnership (PPP) in recent years, the growth of areas and industries in which PPP projects are implemented and successfully implemented, the attention of scientists to the study of the problems of implementing PPP projects in the world, as well as to the development of theoretical and methodological foundations of their functioning form a paradigmatic concept of conducting an in-depth analysis of this successful phenomenon of combining science, public administration and business. This question is the object of study by a limited number of researchers. This article provides a comprehensive review of the world's basic concepts and practices of PPP, identifies the main stages that contributed to the evolution of PPP, uses bibliometric analysis to conduct an in-depth analysis and evaluation based on the results obtained. The results showed that during this time, the economic and social practice of PPP application allows us to consider PPP as an effective business model. The analysis showed that PPP projects were successfully implemented in various sectors and spheres of economic and social life of society, such as public infrastructure, maritime transport, healthcare, education, agriculture, etc. In addition, the management of the implementation of PPP projects, as the results of the study showed, directly depends on the economic and environmental sustainability of the elements and structures that form and affect the interaction between all components of the PPP, as well as on the motivation and desire of stakeholders to implement PPP projects in a particular sector of the economy of a region or country as a whole.The article determines that the main areas of future research, which will have a great impact on the development of PPP, will be in-depth studies of the problem of optimizing the price-performance ratio (VfM), technologies and innovations (TI), along with smart infrastructure (SI), smart agricultural production (SAP) and smart cities (SCs).