Political technologies in the network reality of postmodernity

The article is devoted to the analysis of topical political technologies, as well as the opportunities and limitations associated with the process of their implementation. Political actors actively use networked Internet technologies in their political projects. The interaction of political actors on network platforms creates various forms of network interactions that reflect the complexity and moral and ethical inconsistency of a number of political technologies. However, such technologies acquire a topicality and relevance in the political process of postmodernity, described in the categories of heterarchy, performativity, contextuality, discreteness and simulation. Special attention, according to the authors, deserves network technologies as the most promising form of implementation of political subjectness in public policy for the situation of postmodernity.