Modern political discourse on the problems of multipolar restructuring of the modern world

The monograph examines the socio-political phenomenon of world order as a systemic phenomenon. The crisis state of modern world order realities is analyzed through the lens of a broad spectrum of cause-and-effect relationships: geopolitical, socio-economic, regional-bloc, civilizational, socio-cultural, resource, religious-denominational, demographic, ethical. Alternatives, threats and challenges that require a priority response both at the theoretical-conceptual and praxeological levels of the functioning of modern society are thought out.

The target audience of the monograph is socio-political scientists, teachers of institutions of higher education, politicians, managers, researchers of patterns of global transformations.

CONTENT

PREFACE

CHAPTER 1. RESTRUCTURING OF CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL WORLD ORDER AS A SIGNIFICANT CONTEXT OF RECONCEPTION OF PRIORITIES AND MEANS OF DEVELOPMENT OF UKRAINE (Zoreslav Samchuk, Vasyl Levkulich, Chorny Oleksandr)

1.1. Discourse of the political world order in search of criterion and theoretical-praxeological optimum

1.2. Neoliberalism and its “just business”: Superpower is dead – long live Superpower

1.3. The crisis of global leadership as a consequence of the self-elimination of the United States

1.4. Claims of Russia and China for the status of Superpower: the problem of matching wishes with opportunities

1.5. Multipolar restructuring as a modern global megatrend

1.6. Post-bloc alternatives to the modern world order

1.7. The evolution of the world order as a determining factor in adjusting the priorities of the political development of Ukraine and the means of achieving them

Sources and References for Chapter 1

CHAPTER 2. POLICY OF DECOMMUNIZATION IN UKRAINE: ESSENCE, COURSE, CONSEQUENCES, PROSPECTS (Yuriy Shapoval)

2.1. Post-communist syndrome and decommunization

2.2. Decommunization after 2019: changing emphases

Sources and References for Chapter 2

CHAPTER 3. NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS IN THE STRUGGLE FOR POLITICAL POWER IN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD (Vladyslav Kovalevskiy)

3.1. Categorical field and methodological principles of research of political networks

3.2. Network forms and methods of political management, democracy and participation 3.3. Network identity and challenges of the globalized world

Sources and References for Chapter 3

CHAPTER 4. THE MORALITY OF POLITICS AS A VICTIM AND INSTRUMENT OF SOCIAL PROGRESS IN A GLOBALIZED SOCIETY (Chorny Oleksandr)

4.1. A moral and political assessment of the results of the recent economic history of Ukraine: a series of failures or a movement in the direction of building an effective system?

4.2. The main myth and crime of the Ukrainian government during the years of state independence

4.3. Educational palimpsests of Western political ethics and culture

4.4. From the crisis of morality to the moral revival of the nation

Sources and References for Chapter

EPILOGUE (Samchuk Z. F.)

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