Five Key Trends in the Global Architecture of the World Economy in the Conditions of Reducing Consequences of the Global Economic Crisis

Abstract

This chapter discusses five key trends in the new architecture of the world economy under the conditions of reducing the consequences of the global economic crisis: reduced confidence in the global economic system; overheating of the US economy; lack of strategic changes in the formation of a new production and investment cycle; stagnation of global energy. The key trends of the new world economy architecture are the regionalization of world politics; deepening social stratification and atomization; disintegration of the global mainstream, restoration and regionalization of the ideological multi-vector; medium term deinstitutionalization of the global political and economic space; technological multi-vector.