Strategic Instability as a Result of Modern Information and Communication Strategies Functioning
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Molodtsov Igor N.
Cand. Sci. (Polit.), Associate Professor; Head of the Department of Mass Communications and Media Business.
Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Moscow, Russian Federation Osmolovskaya Daria V. Faculty of Social Sciences and Mass Communications
Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Moscow, Russian Federation
Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Moscow, Russian Federation Osmolovskaya Daria V. Faculty of Social Sciences and Mass Communications
Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Moscow, Russian Federation
Abstract:
The purpose of the research. The article is about the phenomenon of “strategic instability” as a result of the implementation of various information and communication technologies in the modern media space. Considering strategic instability as a state of existing social systems, the authors subject the ideas and concepts of “controlled chaos”, “new normal” and “end of history” to a socio-philosophical analysis. Conclusions. Modern information and communication strategies have a negative impact on the functioning of various social structures (the creation of “new”, deconstruction, decomposition, destruction), the formation of public consciousness, the construction of the agenda and the geopolitical situation on the world stage, etc., as a result of which strategic instability is comprehended society as the norm of modern life, and the existing threats to state are not perceived at the proper level. It seems that the way out of this situation is to use the methodology of information and strategic modeling (creation of virtual projects of “state systems as a future reality”).
How to Cite:
Molodtsov I.N., Osmolovskaya D.V., (2022), STRATEGIC INSTABILITY AS A RESULT OF MODERN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES FUNCTIONING. Sociopolitical Sciences, 4 => 63-67.
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Keywords:
state, strategic instability, new normal, theory of “controlled chaos”, concept of “end of history”, strategic modeling.
