2016
DOI: 10.17223/1998863x/35/25
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Migratory processes in the context of geopolitics

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“…In the world-wide review of comparative political studies Gabriel A. Almond and his co-authors consider political system in the internal and external environment [10]. Internal environment is formed here by the other functional subsystems of the society and non-political relations within the borders of the state: economics, culture, social structure etc., while external environment is composed by foreign countries [11]. Therewith the elemental composition, the structure and functions of the political system are not included into the notion of its internal environment.…”
Section: The Notions Of External or Internal Environments Of Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the world-wide review of comparative political studies Gabriel A. Almond and his co-authors consider political system in the internal and external environment [10]. Internal environment is formed here by the other functional subsystems of the society and non-political relations within the borders of the state: economics, culture, social structure etc., while external environment is composed by foreign countries [11]. Therewith the elemental composition, the structure and functions of the political system are not included into the notion of its internal environment.…”
Section: The Notions Of External or Internal Environments Of Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the developed social economical model "imposes" and "pushes" certain kinds of activity, poses definite tasks, creates most concrete scenarios of their solution, of which dehumanization, technocratization, commercialization is characteristic. That is why the model of sustainable development is an adequate reply to the challenges of the technocratically focused civilization [11].…”
Section: United Nations Economic Commission For Europe Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the fourth place, it allows justifying the necessity of developing synthetic approaches to studying nature and society (sociobiology, "socio-natural history" by Eduard Kulpin [14] and other). In the fifths place, it gives an impulse for international development of programs in which the principles of co-evolution of nature and society are realized [15]. In the sixths place, it opens up the way to creation of technologies which lead to the balance of nature and society rather than to struggle, opposition, and its permanent actualization in the mind of society (which is characteristic of anthropocentrism).…”
Section: Ecocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%