Sustainable development: Changing the concept in the conditions of destabilizing factors

Abstract

Despite the presence of certain theoretical and practical pieces of research in the field of sustainable development; achieving its goals remains a long and time-consuming process. Sustainable development is a complex, multi-component phenomenon, the components of which undergo changes depending on the level of development of the particular country and specific historical conditions. Globalization processes only increased the impact of destabilizing factors in one country on sustainable development in general. In the research there have been used information from open sources, and theoretical and practical studies over the past two years. Conducting of this scientific research was mediated by the use of general and special methods. The dialectical method accompanied all stages of the research. A systematic approach with elements of the methods of autopoiesis and holism ensured the study of the components of sustainable development on each other and the process as a whole effects. As a result of the research, it has been concluded that sustainable development is at the same time the ultimate goal of the efforts of the world community and each of its members, and a dynamic process that involves the implementation of measures to achieve this goal.