Socio–Economic Crises (Historical and Political Aspect)

Abstract

The relevance of the research is due to the fact that we are at the breaking point of the world system, called the capitalist formation, and showing how this happens and what it leads to is one of the most important tasks for social scientists around the world. The arguments about the crises of the economy, world politics, education, ideology, etc. are scattered and do not allow us to see the main thing that is happening at the present time, namely, that all these crises are united by the stadium completion of the system that has dominated in the last six centuries and is distinguished by a special expansionist orientation, which is the meaning of its existence. Analyzing these aspects, the author comes to the conclusion that globalization, hegemonic plans for the dominance of the United States, the coronavirus pandemic and the desire of the hegemon to get out of the crisis by unleashing a big war, dragging Russia into it, contributed to the aggravation of the existing capitalist system. The historical analogies of the country's exit from difficult situations, cited by the author, allow us to use historical experience in modern conditions, taking into account milder forms of mobilization character than those that have been in our history. The author analyzes in detail the economic measures that can help our country to withstand the severe trials that have befallen it. Finally, it is concluded that in order for Russia to survive, in addition to the partial mobilization announced by the president and the realization of the goals of denationalization and demilitarization of nationalist Ukraine, it is also necessary to carry out decolonization and deliberation in the country and participate in deglobalization as much as possible.