An Unmanaged World: A Philosophical Study of Global Dynamics /

This book is devoted to the philosophical analysis of key problems of world development and prospects for global management. Based on both rich factual material and a holistic understanding of the world, the author shows how modern globalization has shifted the arena of interaction from individual t...

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Main Authors: Chumakov, Alexander N. (Author), Lomonosov, M.V. (Author)

Format: eBook

Language: English

Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2026.

Series: Contemporary Russian Philosophy ; 8.
Religious Studies, Theology and Philosophy E-Books Online, Collection 2026.

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Call Number: D410

Table of Contents:
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgements
  • Note on Transliteration
  • Introduction
  • 1 Realities of the Twenty-First Century
  • 1 Showcases and Backyards of the Global World
  • 2 Origins and Nature of Modern Conflicts
  • 3 Global Problems: the Main Threats of the Twenty-First Century
  • 4 Natural Resources as a Factor in World Politics
  • 5 National and Universal: Conflict of Interests
  • 6 Risks and Consequences of Inadequate Perception of the Global World
  • 2 World Community in Global Dynamics
  • 1 Modern Contours of World Civilization
  • 2 Unity and Diversity of the Global World
  • 3 On the Threshold of Fundamental Transformations
  • 4 Cultural and Civilizational Differences as a Source of Confrontation
  • 5 Sociocultural Faults of the World Community
  • 6 Megatrends and Global Challenges of Our Time
  • 7 Interest as a Determining Factor in Social Relations
  • 8 The Nature of Social Existence: the Struggle for Survival
  • 9 Geopolitical Confrontation and Lessons of the Cold War
  • 10 International Community: Inequality of Opportunities
  • 11 Potentials of Countries According to Basic Criteria
  • 12 Alliances as a Factor in Protecting and Pursuing Interests
  • 3 The Global World: the Problem of Management
  • 1 The New World Order Is the Imperative of the Times
  • 2 The Global World as a Systemic Reality
  • 3 Theoretical Aspects of Management
  • 4 Features of Managing Social Systems
  • 5 Types of Social Systems and Forms of Their Management
  • 6 Local and Regional Aspects of Management
  • 7 Management as an Urgent Problem
  • 8 World Government and the Limits of Management
  • 9 Network Management in Light of the Latest Technologies
  • 4 In Search of Adequate Solutions
  • 1 Forms and Methods of Resolving Contradictions in the Global World
  • 2 Crisis Is a Signal of Unresolved Pressing Problems
  • 3 "Soft Power" as a Factor of Influence and a Way to Realize One's Interests
  • 4 Sanctions as a New Tool of Global Policy
  • 5 Conflict of Interests: Opportunities for Dialogue in the Modern World
  • 6 Polycentrism and Prospects for Global Development
  • Afterword
  • Bibliography
  • Index.