В статье идет речь о взаимосвязи и взаимозависимости кризисного сознания и глобализации. Автор рассматривает вопрос причин и следствий в переходный период общества и обосновывает первичность глобализации и вторичность сознания. Сознание испытывает кризисы двух родов. Кризис сознания первого рода возникает в результате изменений в материальном мире, которые оно отражает. Кризис второго рода возникает, когда сознание претерпевает качественные изменения, которым оно подвергается время от времени, достигая собственных пределов и тупиков в развитии. Основной вывод исследования состоит в том, что сознание, как и во все времена, претерпев кризис, явит миру решение проблем современности. The article deals with the interrelationship and interdependence between the crisis consciousness and globalization. The author addresses the issue of causes and effects in the society’s transitional period and justifies the primacy of globalization and collaterality of consciousness. Consciousness experiences crises of two kinds: the first type crisis of consciousness occurs as a result of the reflected changes in the material world. The crisis of the second kind occurs when consciousness undergoes qualitative changes, which it has to pass through from time to time after reaching the limits and dead ends in its own development. The main conclusion of the study is that as it often happens the consciousness after overcoming the crisis will reveal the decision of problems.

В контексте процесса урбанизации анализируются методологические проблемы оценки внутренних и внешних ресурсов развития городов в условиях глобализации. Отталкиваясь от методов и принципов, устоявшихся в рамках неоклассической экономической парадигмы, авторы предлагают варианты решения проблемы определения пределов роста городов. Акцентируется внимание на особой роли процесса глобализации в формировании мегаполисов, аргументируется значимость современного города как фокуса сетеузловых трансграничных взаимодействий. Предложена модель оценки динамики развития глобальной городской сети. В результате анализа выделены и охарактеризованы четыре кластера городов: «зрелые», «развивающиеся», «динамично развивающиеся» и «высокодинамичные». The article discusses methodological issues of assessing the internal and external resources for the development of cities in the context of globalization. Proceeding form the methods and principles maintained within the framework of neoclassical economic paradigm, the authors suggest the ways to define the limits of urban growth. The authors emphasize the peculiar role of globalization in the formation of mega cities as well as the significance of modern city as a nodal network of cross-border interactions. They propose the model of assessing the global urban network dynamics. The analysis allowed defining and characterizing of the four cities clusters, namely: “mature”, “emerging”, “developing” and “highly dynamic” cities.

In the coming decades in the process of globalization the position of the USA and Europe will weaken, while the role of developing countries will increase. The role of the two largest emerging economies – China and India – will be of special significance. What future will these fast-growing giants face? The demographers agree that pretty soon India will lead the world in population and thus surpass China, while China will encounter serious ageing population problems. But economic and political scenarios of the future are quite different: from resounding success and world leadership to collapse caused by demographic and socio-political troubles. Which of them is more feasible? In the present article I analyze the Chinese and Indian development models separately and comparatively and make a forecast of their perspectives in the twenty-first century. Such an analysis could be helpful for understanding Russia's ways of development.
This Globalizing World / Volgograd: ‘Uchitel’ Publishing House, 2015. – 224 pp.

Current changes in an international situation cause need of achievement of such level of economic as security, which would guarantee
internal stability, active participation in the international division of labor and at the same time national sovereignty. National interests
of Russia form the main aspects of system of economic security and reflect the role both for society, and for the state as a whole. The
stable economic environment allows economy to function effectively, increasing thereby not only well-being of nation, but also allows to
develop to innovative technologies.
Aleksej Kobilev, Tatiana Ponomarenko National economic security as a fundamental aspect of development country development // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 27, Issue 1, 2014, pp. 0-0

Globalization has had a significant on the dynamics of trade. Moreover, these effects have also brought with it negative externalities
that exacerbate a country’s propensity towards conflict. Countries today face new threats to security that were not included in a traditional
security matrix: piracy, smuggling, transnational criminal organizations, cyber-attacks, terrorism, and ethnic/religious movements. Moreover,
there are natural threats such as epidemics, climate change, and natural disasters. These threats all require greater cooperation among countries
in a region. One mechanism that creates a pathway for a greater level of cooperation is through regional economic integration. The second half
of the twentieth century was characterized by unprecedented progress towards global and regional integration. As a result regional institutions
have been established to capture the network effect of economic integration as a means for greater cooperation on traditional and non-traditional
security threats. Increasing economic interdependence, as a consequence of globalization, means that countries no longer find themselves in a
zero-sum world. While much focus has been given to the link between economic interdependence and conflict, less has been given to the processes.
The purpose of this paper is to explore the link between economic integration and conflict. Using intraregional trade share as a proxy measure for
economic integration, regression analysis is conducted to examine this relationship among 31 countries in East and Southeast Asia. The quantitative analysis is followed by case study of ASEAN to lend support to the analysis and to explore the practicalities of building a security community
in East Asia examining ASEAN’s capabilities for dealing with traditional security challenges, specifically, inter-state conflict.
Garner Tyler J. Eastphalia: building a security community in eastasia // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 26, Issue 4, 2013, pp. 0-0

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Current changes in an international situation cause need of achievement of such level of economic as security, which would guarantee internal stability, active participation in the international division of labor and at the same time national sovereignty. National interests of Russia form the main aspects of system of economic security and reflect the role both for society, and for the state as a whole. The stable economic environment allows economy to function effectively, increasing thereby not only well-being of nation, but also allows to develop to innovative technologies.

Abstract: Globalization has had a significant on the dynamics of trade. Moreover, these effects have also brought with it negative externalities that exacerbate a country’s propensity towards conflict. Countries today face new threats to security that were not included in a traditional security matrix: piracy, smuggling, transnational criminal organizations, cyber-attacks, terrorism, and ethnic/religious movements. Moreover, there are natural threats such as epidemics, climate change, and natural disasters. These threats all require greater cooperation among countries in a region. One mechanism that creates a pathway for a greater level of cooperation is through regional economic integration. The second half of the twentieth century was characterized by unprecedented progress towards global and regional integration. As a result regional institutions have been established to capture the network effect of economic integration as a means for greater cooperation on traditional and non-traditional security threats. Increasing economic interdependence, as a consequence of globalization, means that countries no longer find themselves in a zero-sum world. While much focus has been given to the link between economic interdependence and conflict, less has been given to the processes. The purpose of this paper is to explore the link between economic integration and conflict. Using intraregional trade share as a proxy measure for economic integration, regression analysis is conducted to examine this relationship among 31 countries in East and Southeast Asia. The quantitative analysis is followed by case study of ASEAN to lend support to the analysis and to explore the practicalities of building a security community in East Asia examining ASEAN’s capabilities for dealing with traditional security challenges, specifically, inter-state conflict.

Global trends in globalization processes determine the development of modern world economy. Globalized economy, information technology, finance, trade, energy, markets, etc. In these processes, changing the structure of the global economy. In place of an industrial post-industrial stage comes in its development. At the forefront innovative trends in growth. At the same time in the development of global economy emerging global risks that are generated by internal contradictions of globalization. The most acute risks manifest themselves in the plane of the differences of interests, on the one hand, countries with advanced economies and other - countries with developing financial markets and developing countries. Under the processes of globalization are changing not only the country but also world economic geography and the global financial architecture. In 2050, to replace the current unipolar world economic architecture, led by the developed countries will multipolar. Change of the dominant and the principles of time-development of information, economics and finance. The economy is becoming global, without national boundaries. Multinational companies determine trends in the global economy and finance, and are the engine of development. Global markets determine the economic development of national economies. Financial flows to change their trajectory. The system streams "north-south" changes its direction reversed. The international community can not effectively respond to global crises. Requires a new policy on global risks.
Качуровский, Е. П. К31 Современная мировая экономика / Е. П. Качуровский. — Минск : Белпринт, 2012. — 582 с. ISBN 978-985-459-250-3. УДК 339.5 ББК 65.5

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