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LESSONS OF MODERN SYSTEMIC CRISIS
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Objective of this research is the finding of the reasons of the economic, political, social and other public crises which became frequent for the last century and happening in various countries, the finding of possible ways of elimination of these reasons. According to the theory of the self-organizing systems, each of these crises separately is manifestation of failures of the existing relationship between people and of the associations of people. But the observed reproduction and combination of crises in all directions of interaction of people economic, political, social, religious, etc. is not a disease of communications, but a disease of system-forming units people. As socioeconomic structures are only reflection, a mirror of worldview which dominates in society, the repeating failures of functioning of this system of communications (crises) show that the existing worldview cannot adequately reflect knowledge, experience and expectations of people which are saved up at the moment any more. Therefore, development of worldview, new, more adequate for today's time has to become the main direction of overcoming crises of social and economic systems, and acceptance its majority of backbone units people, but not just the advanced figures of mankind (scientific, public figures, religious figures, politicians and other figures which influence minds of people). Besides, it is necessary that these changes of worldview took root into all spheres of action of society from moral-ethical to legislative as only total distribution of new worldview will really allow to reform the systems of communications which have become outdated.
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