VALUE GAPS IN THE PLANETARY MATRIX OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY AS A LIMITROPHE OF WAR AND PEACE

  • Bohdan Kalinichenko Bohdan Khmelnitsky National University of Cherkasy, Ukraine
Keywords: civilization, matrix, transformation, cell structure, network, fault, cosmopolitan consciousness, limitrophe, frontier, hybrid war

Abstract

The article describes the problem of spontaneous transformation of the planetary matrix of the social world, moving from the cell to the network structure, resulting not only in the changes of the world system of the planetary community, the shapes of national states are melting out gradually, the need for cosmopolitan world perception and thinking of the political elite arises, the managing processes come into the picture, hybrid planetary policy is formed, and finally, qualitatively new conflict forms and even hybrid wars appear. With the change in the planetary matrix structure, there are several fundamental changes in the life-plan of a planetary human being, since the fundamentally different segments of archetypes are activated in the world community's subconsciousness, the values-semantic substrates are mixed in the consciousness, and completely different logical schemes and algorithms of influence on a person are activated in the noosphere. At the same time, this means that in the sphere of national powers the emphasis of state policy, state regulation and public administration tends to shift from the territorial horizon into the plane of regulation of world planetary processes. This tendency also transfers the focus of their organizational efforts from the national and state levels to the political space of interstate and supra-state entities. The most intense points of relations between the actors of the modern integral process are the so-called limitrophes and frontiers.

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Author Biography

Bohdan Kalinichenko, Bohdan Khmelnitsky National University of Cherkasy
Department of Civil Service, Public Administration and Political Science

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Published
2018-03-31
How to Cite
Kalinichenko, B. (2018). VALUE GAPS IN THE PLANETARY MATRIX OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY AS A LIMITROPHE OF WAR AND PEACE. EUREKA: Social and Humanities, (2), 67-72. https://doi.org/10.21303/2504-5571.2018.00605
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Social Sciences