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THE CONFLICT AND THE PROBLEM OF SOCIAL POLITICAL ORDER
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The concept of social conflict is within the field of social knowledge, explaining the principles of the society as a system of the integration of elements that are constantly disintegrated by their conflict interests. The article deals with the theory of socio-political order conflict nature, genesis and ideological basis of socio-political order, and the interrelation of conflict as a means of needs satisfaction and socio-political order. Authors conclude that a modern society represents, as a matter of fact, the organized sum of the elements being in more or less antagonistic relations to each other. Among the most important of the ways to save a socio-political order are those that combine our conflict actions by soft power ideological tools.
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