Non-economic aspects of the formation of the mobilization quality of modern human capital

The article substantiates the imperative of the formation of non-economic conditions and factors of economic development, and also examines the specifics of their impact on improving the qualitative integrity of human capital in the modern domestic mobilization economy. A general model of the impact of mono- and interdisciplinary non-economic forms on human capital in the context of a permanent increase in complexity is proposed. The article focuses on civilizational, moral, ethical, mental, political, ideological, sociological, scientific, educational, psychological, pedagogical and some other non-economic aspects of improving the capital of human creative knowledge and progressive creative and labor competencies. The specific expected functional consequences of updating these forms for the qualitative renewal of human capital within the framework of the formation of the mobilization invariant of the development of the domestic economy are identified. The article substantiates the growing importance of relevant non-economic forms for the development of divergent economic thinking, the formation of new types of exchange-communication and exchange of activities, strengthening trusting relationships, as well as the formation of a new quality of civilizational identity and a high level of motivational capital of economic agents at all levels of modern mobilization and political economic relations.