THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE NATURAL MODERNIZATION OFARMENIAN CIVIL IDENTITY: PROSPECTS FOR COOPERATION BETWEENGLOBAL AND LOCAL CIVILIZATIONS

From the standpoint of objective analysis and forecasting of current uncertainties and multi-level turbulent network realities, the need to study the process of natural modernization of civilizational identity is justified. The authors are convinced that the crises of political development (distribution, mobility, participation, identity, legitimacy) can be overcome if the actors of transformation, especially all types of elites, act as carriers and creators of the management of a culture of deliberative communication and cooperation. The position is formulated that the topic of modernization of the economic market and capital of the Republic of Armenia remains imperative, since it breaks emerged between the natural modernization of Armenian civilization and the political modernization of the Republic of Armenia. In other words, it has become urgent for Armenian society to ensure the processes of spiritual security, social responsibility and natural modernization of public coexistence by the economic and political market, in parallel with the integration into modern civilization and increasing the viability of Armenian civilization. According to the authors, such an approach allows us to reveal not only the interdependence of overcoming the "identity crisis" of global and local civilizations, but also to outline the political and economic foundations of their solution through the development of a culture of cooperation, rejecting neo-Malthusianism and neo-Machiavellianism. With these considerations in mind, in order to ensure the viability of Armenian civilization, it is proposed to implement the value convergences of local and global civilizations by institutionalizing the level of state-church-diaspora responsibility and the foundations for the functioning of indigenous (native) elites. From this perspective, modern The basis for responding to civilizational challenges is the convergence of rational and irrational in the socio-political life of the Republic of Armenia, as well as the issues of social responsibility of economic and political markets, result management, public coexistence, objective analysis of archetypes and the development of a political project for a competitive (viable, dignified) future policy.

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2025-01-01
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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE NATURAL MODERNIZATION OFARMENIAN CIVIL IDENTITY: PROSPECTS FOR COOPERATION BETWEENGLOBAL AND LOCAL CIVILIZATIONS

Mariam MARGARYAN, Mamikon MARGARYAN
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Turkey's Politics and Society
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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE NATURAL MODERNIZATION OFARMENIAN CIVIL IDENTITY: PROSPECTS FOR COOPERATION BETWEENGLOBAL AND LOCAL CIVILIZATIONS

Mariam MARGARYAN, Mamikon MARGARYAN
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From the standpoint of objective analysis and forecasting of current uncertainties and multi-level turbulent network realities, the need to study the process of natural modernization of civilizational identity is justified. The authors are convinced that the crises of political development (distribution, mobility, participation, identity, legitimacy) can be overcome if the actors of transformation, especially all types of elites, act as carriers and creators of the management of a culture of deliberative communication and cooperation. The position is formulated that the topic of modernization of the economic market and capital of the Republic of Armenia remains imperative, since it breaks emerged between the natural modernization of Armenian civilization and the political modernization of the Republic of Armenia. In other words, it has become urgent for Armenian society to ensure the processes of spiritual security, social responsibility and natural modernization of public coexistence by the economic and political market, in parallel with the integration into modern civilization and increasing the viability of Armenian civilization. According to the authors, such an approach allows us to reveal not only the interdependence of overcoming the "identity crisis" of global and local civilizations, but also to outline the political and economic foundations of their solution through the development of a culture of cooperation, rejecting neo-Malthusianism and neo-Machiavellianism. With these considerations in mind, in order to ensure the viability of Armenian civilization, it is proposed to implement the value convergences of local and global civilizations by institutionalizing the level of state-church-diaspora responsibility and the foundations for the functioning of indigenous (native) elites. From this perspective, modern The basis for responding to civilizational challenges is the convergence of rational and irrational in the socio-political life of the Republic of Armenia, as well as the issues of social responsibility of economic and political markets, result management, public coexistence, objective analysis of archetypes and the development of a political project for a competitive (viable, dignified) future policy.

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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE NATURAL MODERNIZATION OFARMENIAN CIVIL IDENTITY: PROSPECTS FOR COOPERATION BETWEENGLOBAL AND LOCAL CIVILIZATIONS — Mariam MARGARYAN, Mamikon MARGARYAN · ALTERNATIVE (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS