From turbulence to laminar dynamics on the basis of equal competition

Abstract

The article considers instability as a transcendental phenomenon with signs of irrationality, which has gone beyond the phases of economic crises to engulf the entire society, state and economy. As a result, a global turbulence arises, manifested in repeated fluctuations caused by the clash between personal, corporate, national and other interests. The turbulence in the "new reality" of social development is a result of the propagation of the alleged unsurpassedness of the free market, which in reality faces the failure of its globalization, which in turn gives rise to aspirations for national protectionism. The author considers the relationship between the global largely associated with the "world without borders", and the national, which uses interventionism as a way of protection, as an opposition of "monization" and "fragmentation", which further deepens the existing turbulence and gives rise to the problem of global governance. The author associates the way out of the current situation with socialization, as a way of transferring the social into the formation and development of a self-organizing individuality, who performs conscious economic, social and ethical actions. The latter are a necessary condition for a laminar development of society, state and economy. Such economic, social and ethical actions would result in a fair competition and socialization based on the freedom of activity, self-development, self-organization and the ability to find the limits of the power between society and state, which should ensure economic and political competition.