Technocratic Elements of Reformatting the Ideological Field

This article explores the specifics of technocracy as a form of government and an ideology. Given the significance of the topic of the intersection between technological advancements and the political process, it is evident that it is essential to examine and analyze the characteristics and potential of technocracy as a political system that lies at the intersection of scientific and technological development and governance. Technocracy is examined from three perspectives: its classical understanding, its modern interpretation, and as an independent ideological movement known as Technocratism. The author concludes that the communicative aspects of technocracy align with the interests of a modern, sovereign state. However, at the same time, the concept of technocracy is burdened by a significant number of ideological discrepancies that prevent its implementation without infringing on the rights and liberties of the populace.