Morphology of modern russian society
Автор: Ravochkin Nikita Nikolaevich
Журнал: Bulletin Social-Economic and Humanitarian Research @bulletensocial
Статья в выпуске: 10 (12), 2021 года.
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This article is devoted to the morphology of modern Russian society. The relevance and significance of the problems of the analysis of structures for the social philosophy of the present day is proved. In the logic of the deterministic approach, the recent changes in the Russian society are studied. The contribution of Russian classics to the development of geopolitical determinism is noted. A comprehensive analysis of the influence of geographical factors on the features of the morphology of modern Russian society is carried out. Internal and external processes that threaten the integrity of the Russian Federation are shown. The significance of the formation of the concept of national security of the country is given. The author of the article focuses on how institutional transformations have an impact on the political life of the country.It is proved that it is impossible to implement state development along a pure democratic path and, as a result, the formation of the so-called "hybrid democracy"in Russia. The issues of political elites that carry out their activities in the Russian society are considered. The real positions of government institutions and citizens are critically analyzed, which once again confirms the weakness of the development of civil society. Hence, the problems of political participation of citizens are characterized, reflecting the general trends of their distrust of the power structures and doubts about the effectiveness of the latter. Drawing an explanatory model of the social morphology of todays Russia, the author also focuses on the relationship between the city and the countryside. The role of derivatives of crisis trends that have influenced the strengthening of polarization between social groups is noted. The transformations of economic indicators, for example, a sharp increase in private property, changes in the number of people employed in the public sector, which also affected the blurring of class boundaries and the overall formation of social structures, are highlighted.
Society, morphology, structure, culture, politics, modernity, group
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/14118439
IDR: 14118439 | DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4584611