Structural and functional model of the dynamics of self-production of the macrosocial system: sociological area

The need for knowledge about society as a whole is exacerbated in the context of its transformation, especially during the transition from chaotic disintegration to stabilization of its new orderliness. The managerial and pedagogical aspects of this need are of particular importance, since the functions of society and the structure of the highest level of society as a social system are considered, which is very important for managerial practice and without which it is difficult to convey to students the idea of society as a subject of sociology. The managerial aspect of this need is of particular importance, since the functions of society and the structure of the highest level of society as a social system are considered, which is important for managerial practice. In sociological theories of self-reproduction, in contrast to economic theories, the main subject of research is the reproduction of systems of relations and activities in society. Sociological theories focus on social institutions that structure reproductive processes and the constitutive role of individual thinking and behavior in the formation and maintenance of these institutions. The article examines the concept of social memory of society and the relationship of this concept with socio-economic dynamics, shows the basic (minimum) structural and structural-functional models of society, analyzes the main components of the presented models.