The culture of aviation security through the prism of sociological analysis

M V Stryhul,A K Yakovenko,Yu V Romanenko,O.A Khomeriki,Yu I Yakovenko,V Kankhva

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202125807002

Abstract

The aim of the article is to demonstrate the relevance of the usage of sociological knowledge for the development of aviation safety culture through the safety and security, Sociology of Safety and Sociology of Transport as an integral part of applying a systematic approach for strengthening the aviation safety. In the situation of globalization of the world, the structure of sociological knowledge in the XXI century is very branched. However, Ukraine has its own popular list of special and branch sociologies, which meets the specific challenges of the time of modernization of Ukrainian society. The goals of the industrial stage of its development stimulated the formation of Sociology of Labor, changing the focus of the goals of the economy from the basics of planning to market. That gave a powerful impact on the formation of Sociology of the Economics, the market, the individual, and so on. There were not identified the conditions, circumstances that should determine the application of the potential of sociology to comprehend any direction of human activity. Sociologists strive not to lose the integrity of reflection, as social science always gains more power, accumulating both empirical material and theoretical generalizations on significantly different aspects of social life, which can be taken into account in the development of each sociological industry. Therefore, security contains resistance to the Sociology of Safety, Sociology of Technology, Sociology of Transport, etc. Accumulation of such knowledge with necessity leads to synergistic effect and the growth of a culture of safety in aviation.

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In the so-called era of modern times began the rapid development of science and technology, which, in particular, resulted in the improvement of classical texts on the theory of knowledge and methods of scientific research, which contain many important recommendations for our contemporaries
Rule number 3 is that in relation to such subjects it is necessary to identify not those features that are already known to others, but those that are first proposed by the researcher so clearly and obviously that colleagues should recognize because of their persuasiveness
It is worth maintaining the reputation of sociology as a subject, science and profession

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Introduction

In the so-called era of modern times began the rapid development of science and technology, which, in particular, resulted in the improvement of classical texts on the theory of knowledge and methods of scientific research, which contain many important recommendations for our contemporaries. The texts were created by a large number of authors of different centuries These texts appeared in the form of rules for both research and acquaintance of colleagues with their results. As researchers in each field are focused on using not so much general as special methods, each or a group of researchers is forced to have both the ability to research and limit those additional competencies that are not general and special, but should be quite desirable. For this reason, such social and behavioral disciplines as Political Science, Psychology, Sociology or Humanities are taught in the Free Economic Zone

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