SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE GLOBAL SYSTEMIC CRISIS

Abstract

The article highlights the current problem of civilizational influence on the current state and further perspective processes of global transformations. The objective of the article was to show the likely main socio-economic consequences of modern crisis situations that are in the unfolding stage. The personalized scientific contribution of the author is that the main emphasis during the analysis is on a detailed study of the main components of the global systemic crisis unfolding in the current conditions - cultural, demographic, resource, financial and debt, etc. A number of general scientific and special methods of theoretical and empirical research were used, in particular, the historical method and the method of comparison. Scientific novelty includes the statement of the depth and drama of contradictions and features of global development in conditions of exhaustion of the potential of global regulatory influence. Certain artificial causes of the systemic crisis have also been identified, when the traditional foundations of the existence of the post-industrial economic platform are purposefully destroyed in order to build a new format of relations, when in the conditions of the inevitability of approaching the limits of the growth of the global economy, the dismantling of classical institutional support led by the state, which can provide as a certain guarantee, is desirable social balance and comfort, and generate additional problems and risks of a new type. A special role is given to socio-economic processes, which most directly become the catalyst of global crises. The phenomenon of a new paradigm of labor relations is revealed, which in the conditions of automation and innovation acquire a rather specific character, when work becomes a privilege, the right to which will have to be earned or paid for. The practical significance of the research results lies in their further possible use in the process of strategic planning of the economic development of states, corporations and other forms of business activity. The results are that the further deepening of the negative social consequences of the systemic crisis and the intensification of conflict will lead to two extremely dangerous scenarios of social explosion - between ethnic, racial, religious groups and between carriers of traditional and modern value systems.