Analysis of ecosystems models in the venue of social depolarization in society

Today, a technocratic approach to the term of ecosystem has become entrenched in the consciousness of society, which is associated with the image of a set of technological platforms, usually digital, providing products and services to the client in a one-stop shop format. However, the natural origin of the concept of ecosystem dictates the use of a different approach based on the interaction within the ecosystem of the subsystem of living and inanimate nature, including humans, and the inorganic environment in the form of a socio-economic subsystem, as a result of which the ecosystem is able to provide society with so-called ecosystem services. Developing the hypothesis of the nature-like essence of social processes in society, the authors put forward the idea that the highest form of ecosystem organization will be a model of a socio-political super ecosystem, or ecosystem of ecosystems, in which the transition to a self-organizing, self-regulating, self-developing ecosystem is realized, created according to the model of a political network. Interdependent ecosystems, organizations and groups of citizens with the coordinating role of the parent provider organization, interact with each other to ensure the achievement of a socially significant strategic priority. In such a super ecosystem, a unified state goal-setting, common moral, ethical and value attitudes of ecosystem actors, along with the possibility of achieving mutual benefit of participants and citizens from socially significant ecosystem activities will allow maintaining a low level of social tension in society, and thereby prevent the emergence of foci of group social polarization.