SOCIAL PROGRESS AND COOPERATION: A SHORT ANTHOLOGY OF PUBLIC THOUGHT

In the work, the authors consider the socio-political thought concerning the issues of cooperation. Special attention is paid to the concepts of intellectuals representing various ideological trends. The works of authors from various scientific schools are analyzed, with an emphasis on an in-depth presentation of cooperation in the context of prospects for social development.

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Post–Soviet Continent
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2024-09-17
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https://doi.org/10.48137/23116412_2024_3_117
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Critical Theory and Philosophy
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SOCIAL PROGRESS AND COOPERATION: A SHORT ANTHOLOGY OF PUBLIC THOUGHT

A. A. Inshakov, Vladimir G. Egorov
Post–Soviet Continent
Critical Theory and Philosophy
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SOCIAL PROGRESS AND COOPERATION: A SHORT ANTHOLOGY OF PUBLIC THOUGHT

A. A. Inshakov, Vladimir G. Egorov
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Abstract

In the work, the authors consider the socio-political thought concerning the issues of cooperation. Special attention is paid to the concepts of intellectuals representing various ideological trends. The works of authors from various scientific schools are analyzed, with an emphasis on an in-depth presentation of cooperation in the context of prospects for social development.

Post–Soviet Continent(3)
Plekhanov Russian University of Economics (RU), Bauman Moscow State Technical University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Critical Theory and Philosophy
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