Prelims
“Conflict-Free” Socio-Economic Systems
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(2019), "Prelims", Popkova, E.G. (Ed.) “Conflict-Free” Socio-Economic Systems, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. i-xxiii. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-993-920191041
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“CONFLICT-FREE” SOCIO-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
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“CONFLICT-FREE” SOCIO-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS: PERSPECTIVES AND CONTRADICTIONS
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ELENA G. POPKOVA
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List of Figures
| Chapter 1 | ||
| Figure 1.1. | Essence of Conflict as an Economic Category. | 9 |
| Chapter 4 | ||
| Figure 4.1. | The Model of Development of Dynamic System According to the Systemic Approach. | 31 |
| Figure 4.2. | Conflict of Socio-economic System as Its Bifurcation Point According to the Systemic Approach. | 32 |
| Figure 4.3. | Conflicts in Dynamic Socio-economic System in the Long-term Period. | 33 |
| Chapter 12 | ||
| Figure 12.1. | Dynamic Model of Development of Socio-economic System through the Prism of the Theory of Cycles. | 113 |
| Figure 12.2. | Dynamics of Development of Socio-economic System of Russia through the Prism of the Theory of Cycles in 2000–2022. | 114 |
| Chapter 13 | ||
| Figure 13.1. | Growth and Development of Socio-economic System under the Influence of Crisis during the Whole Wave of the Economic Cycle. | 123 |
| Chapter 14 | ||
| Figure 14.1. | Ratio of Social and Economic Causes of Crises of Economic Systems as Manifestations of Their Conflicts. | 133 |
| Chapter 15 | ||
| Figure 15.1. | Algorithm of Transition of Conflict into Crisis of Socio-economic System. | 143 |
| Chapter 16 | ||
| Figure 16.1. | Causal Connections between Distribution of Conflicts within Social Effects of Crises of Economic Systems and the Preferable Method of Their Regulation. | 151 |
| Chapter 17 | ||
| Figure 17.1. | The Existing Conceptual Static Model of Conflict of Socio-economic Systems. | 156 |
| Figure 17.2. | Conceptual Model of Conflict of Socio-economic System as an Analog of the Model of Economic Cycle. | 157 |
| Chapter 18 | ||
| Figure 18.1. | The Model of Influence of the 2008 Crisis on Development of Leading Developed Countries (G7) According to the Long-wave Scenario. | 167 |
| Figure 18.2. | The Model of Influence of the 2008 Crisis on Development of Countries with Emerging Markets and Developing Countries According to Short-wave Scenario. | 168 |
| Chapter 21 | ||
| Figure 21.1. | Objectives of the Business Analysis in Studying the Stakeholders’ Demands. | 195 |
| Chapter 22 | ||
| Figure 22.1. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in the Countries of Euro Area in 2006–2018. | 203 |
| Figure 22.2. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in Countries of Major Advanced Economies (G7) in 2006–2018. | 203 |
| Figure 22.3. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in the Countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States in 2006–2018. | 204 |
| Figure 22.4. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in the Countries of Emerging and Developing Asia in 2006–2018. | 204 |
| Figure 22.5. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in Countries of the Category Emerging and Developing Europe in 2006–2018. | 205 |
| Figure 22.6. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in Countries of the Category Latin America and the Caribbean in 2006–2018. | 205 |
| Figure 22.7. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in the Countries of the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan in 2006–2018. | 206 |
| Figure 22.8. | Dynamics of Annual Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices in Countries of Sub-Saharan Africa in 2006–2018. | 206 |
| Chapter 24 | ||
| Figure 24.1. | Dynamics of Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices, Growth Rate of GDP Per Capita in Constant Prices, and the Level of Unemployment Rate in the CIS Countries. | 222 |
| Figure 24.2. | Dynamics of Growth Rate of GDP in Constant Prices, Growth Rate of GDP Per Capita in Constant Prices, and the Level of Unemployment Rate in G7 Countries. | 222 |
| Chapter 25 | ||
| Figure 25.1. | “Conflict-free” Socio-economic System at Various Phases of Its Conflict. | 231 |
| Figure 25.2. | Dynamics of GDP in Constant Prices in Turkey (TRY) and Japan (JPY) in 2006–2022. | 232 |
| Chapter 26 | ||
| Figure 26.1. | The Model of Development of “Conflict-free” Socio-economic System from the Positions of the Theory of Conflicts and the Theory of Systems. | 238 |
| Chapter 27 | ||
| Figure 27.1. | Basic Principles of “Conflict-free” Development of Socio-economic System. | 245 |
| Chapter 30 | ||
| Figure 30.1. | Ratio of the Values of Indicators That Reflect Observation of Principles of “Conflict-free” Character in Turkey and Japan to Maximum Values of Indicators in the Selection Of Countries. | 283 |
| Chapter 34 | ||
| Figure 34.1. | Algorithm of Transition of Modern Socio-economic Systems to “Conflict-free” Path of Development. | 317 |
| Chapter 35 | ||
| Figure 35.1. | The Mechanism of Managing “Conflict-free” Socio-economic Systems. | 323 |
List of Tables
| Chapter 1 | ||
| Table 1.1. | Comparative Analysis of Conceptual Approaches to Treatment of the Essence of Conflict as an Economic Category. | 7 |
| Chapter 2 | ||
| Table 2.1. | Treatment of Causal Connections between Conflicts in Socio-economic Systems by the Existing Concepts. | 14 |
| Table 2.2. | Causal Connections of Conflicts in Socio-economic Systems. | 16 |
| Chapter 3 | ||
| Table 3.1. | The Existing Narrow Classifications of Conflicts in Socio-economic Systems within Conceptual Approaches. | 22 |
| Table 3.2. | The Offered Expanded Classification of Conflicts in Socio-economic Systems. | 23 |
| Chapter 13 | ||
| Table 13.1. | Dynamics of Growth of Global GDP and Selected Indicators of the World Economy in 2007–2016. | 121 |
| Table 13.2. | Results of Regression Analysis of Dependence of the Selected Indicators of the World Economy on Growth of the World GDP in 2007–2016. | 122 |
| Chapter 14 | ||
| Table 14.1. | Objective and Subjective Causes of Crisis as a Conflict of Economic System and the Corresponding Social Economic Indicators. | 129 |
| Table 14.2. | Dynamics of Values of the Indicators that Reflect Social and Economic Causes of Crisis of Economic System of Russia in 1999–2018. | 130 |
| Table 14.3. | Multiple Regression Dependence of Economic Growth of Russia’s Economic System on Indicators that Characterize Social and Economic Causes of Crisis In 1999–2018. | 132 |
| Chapter 15 | ||
| Table 15.1. | Comparative Analysis of Conflict and Crisis of Socio-economic System. | 141 |
| Chapter 16 | ||
| Table 16.1. | Social Effects of Crises of Economic Systems as Manifestations of Conflicts in Them. | 150 |
| Chapter 19 | ||
| Table 19.1. | Initial Data for Regression Analysis. | 175 |
| Table 19.2. | Results of Regression Analysis of Dependence of the Index of Happiness on Growth Rate of GDP in Current Prices in 2008. | 176 |
| Table 19.3. | Results of Regression Analysis of Dependence of Unemployment Rate on the Index of Economy Digitization in 2018. | 177 |
| Table 19.4. | Results of Regression Analysis of Dependence of the Index of Happiness on the Unemployment Index in 2008. | 178 |
| Chapter 20 | ||
| Table 20.1. | Factors Affecting the Sustainability of the Development of the Regional Socio-economic System. | 187 |
| Chapter 23 | ||
| Table 23.1. | Values of the Index of Socio-economic Development and the Index of Ecological Effectiveness in Countries G7 and Countries of BRICS in 2018. | 211 |
| Table 23.2. | Dynamics of GDP Per Capita in Current Prices in Countries G7 and Countries of BRICS in 2006–2022. | 212 |
| Table 23.3. | Estimate Values of the Indicator of Sustainability and the Indicator of Stability in Countries G7 and Countries of BRICS. | 214 |
| Table 23.4. | Characteristics of Regression Dependence of the Indicator of Stability (y) on the Indicator of Sustainability (x) in Countries G7 and Countries of BRICS. | 215 |
| Chapter 24 | ||
| Table 24.1. | Conceptual Approaches to Treatment of Stagnation of Socio-economic Systems. | 221 |
| Chapter 26 | ||
| Table 26.1. | Treatment of Phenomena and Processes that Emerge during Development of System from the Positions of the Theory of Systems and the Theory of Conflicts. | 237 |
| Chapter 29 | ||
| Table 29.1. | Innovational Territorial Clusters of the RF (2017). | 262 |
| Table 29.2. | Comparative Analysis of the Programs of Development of Innovational Territorial Clusters of Russia’s Regions (2017). | 264 |
| Table 29.3. | Comparative Analysis of Methodological Approaches to Analysis of the Institutional Basis of Regional Clusters. | 266 |
| Table 29.4. | Ranking of Target Directions of Regional Programs of Development of Innovational Territorial Clusters. | 267 |
| Chapter 30 | ||
| Table 30.1. | Indicators Reflecting Observation of the Principles of “Conflict-free” Development by a Socio-economic System. | 279 |
| Table 30.2. | Indicators of the Course of the Crisis and the Indicators Reflecting Observation of the Principles of “Conflict-free” Development in Countries of the World in 2008. | 280 |
| Table 30.3. | Results of Regression Analysis. | 282 |
| Chapter 31 | ||
| Table 31.1. | Methodological Recommendations and Criteria for Measuring “Conflict Character” of Socio-economic System. | 289 |
| Table 31.2. | Measuring the “Conflict Character” of Socio-economic Systems of Countries of the World in 2008. | 291 |
| Chapter 36 | ||
| Table 36.1. | Results of Evaluation of Effectiveness of Development of “Conflict-Free” Socio-economic Systems of Turkey and Japan in 2018. | 331 |
List of Contributors
| Alexander N. Alekseev | Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Russia |
| Yevgeniy A. An | Аl-Farabi Kazakh National University, Kazakhstan |
| Svetlana V. Belyaeva | Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Pyatigorsk Branch, Pyatigorsk, Russia |
| Andrei A. Bezhovets | Altai State University, Russia |
| Narine A. Bezverbnaya | Rostov State Medical University, Russia |
| Aleksei V. Bogoviz | National Research University “Higher School of Economics”, Moscow, Russia |
| Victoria V. Bolgova | Samara State University of Economics, Russia |
| Valeriya P. Chayka | Russian State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Karina A. Chernitsova | Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Russia |
| Tatiana I. Chinaeva | State-Funded Educational Institution of Higher Education “Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation”, Moscow, Russia |
| Olga V. Danilova | State-Funded Educational Institution of Higher Education “Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation”, Moscow, Russia |
| Vladimira Dolinskaya | Moscow State Law University, Russia |
| Elena N. Donchenko | Southern Federal University, Russia |
| Yulia I. Dubova | Volgograd State Technical University, Russia |
| Tatiana A. Dugina | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Ksenia V. Ekimova | State University of Management, Moscow, Russia |
| Lilia V. Ermolina | Samara State Technical University, Russia |
| Irina S. Ferova | Siberian Federal University, Russia |
| Evgenia Frolova | RUDN University, Russia |
| Armen V. Gevondyan | Autonomous Non-profit Organization of Higher Education “Moscow Humanitarian Economic University,” North-Caucasian Branch, Mineralnye Vody, Russia |
| Alexander Goncharov | Volgograd State University, Russia |
| Natalia Gorbacheva | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Elena V. Grib | Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), Russia |
| Vladimir N. Gurba | Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia |
| Elena A. Gureeva | Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Russia |
| Tatyana G. Gurnovich | Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Kuban State Agrarian University named after I.T. Trubilin”, Russia |
| Agnessa Inshakova | Volgograd State University, Russia |
| Andrey A. Inyushkin | Federal Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Samara National Research University” Russia |
| Dmitry Y. Ivanov | Samara National Research University, Russia |
| Tatiana Ivanova | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Alla Kalinina | Volgograd State University, Russia |
| Larisa A. Kapustyan | Altai State University, Russia |
| Tatiana V. Khudoykina | Ogarev Mordovia State University, Russia |
| Elena V. Kletskova | Altai State University, Russia |
| Elena N. Kolomoets | Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), Russia |
| Valery N. Konovalov | Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia |
| Ekaterina S. Kovanova | Kalmyk State University named after B.B. Gorodovikova, Elista, Russia |
| Konstantin Y. Kozenko | All-Russian Research Institute of Irrigated Agriculture, Volgograd, Russia |
| Yuri A. Kozenko | Volgograd State University, Russia |
| Zinaida N. Kozenko | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Artem I. Krivtsov | Samara State University of Economics, Russia |
| Elena S. Kryukova | Federal Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Samara National Research University” Russia |
| Kirill Y. Kurilov | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Anastasia A. Kurilova | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Valentina V. Latysheva | Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), Russia |
| Evgeny A. Likholetov | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Dmitry A. Lipinsky | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Tatiana N. Litvinova | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Svetlana V. Lobova | Altai State University, Russia |
| Aleksandr V. Malofeev | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Marine M. Manukyan | Samara National Research University, Russia |
| Sofia A. Martirosyan | Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia |
| Inna V. Mishchenko | Altai State University, Russia |
| Vitalii V. Mishchenko | Altai State University, Russia |
| Aynet T. Mishievа | Grozny State Oil Technical University named after Academician M.D. Millionshtchikov, Russia |
| Inna V. Mitrofanova | Volgograd State University, Russia |
| Tatiana N. Morgun | Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Smolensk Branch, Smolensk, Russia |
| Irina A. Morozova | Volgograd State Technical University, Russia |
| Aleksandra A. Musatkina | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Andrey G. Nazarov | All-Russian Public Organization “Business Russia”, Russia |
| Elena A. Nemkina | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Elena A. Ostapenko | Stavropol State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Alexander A. Pochestnev | Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), Russia |
| Ekaterina S. Podbornova | Samara National Research University, Russia |
| Nataliia V. Polishchuk | Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University), Russia |
| Elena G. Popkova | Institute of Scientific Communications, Russia |
| Larisa V. Popova | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Svetlana A. Popova | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Iurii S. Povarov | Federal Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Samara National Research University” Russia |
| Irina V. Pozhilova | Volgograd State University, Russia |
| Aleksei D. Ragulin | “Federal Research Center of Agrarian Economy and Social Development of Rural Areas – All Russian Research Institute of Agricultural Economics”, Moscow, Russia |
| Julia V. Ragulina | Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia |
| Valentina D. Ruzanova | Federal Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Samara National Research University” Russia |
| Aleksei G. Savin | Samara National Research University, Russia |
| Svetlana Y. Shaldokhina | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Dzhannet S. Shikhalieva | Autonomous Non-profit Organization of Higher Education “Moscow Humanitarian Economic University”, North-Caucasian Branch, Mineralnye Vody, Russia |
| Evgeny E. Shvakov | Altai State University, Russia |
| Dmitriy A. Sheikin | Volgograd State University, Russia |
| Tatiana V. Skryl | Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Russia |
| Anastasia A. Sozinova | Vyatka State University, Russia |
| Yury L. Talismanov | Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Russia |
| Inna Y. Timofeeva | Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Smolensk Branch, Smolensk, Russia |
| Olga V. Titova | Altai State University, Russia |
| Tatiana V. Tkachenko | Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)”, Russia |
| Alexey V. Tolmachev | Kuban State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Irina Tsvetkova | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Arthur V. Varlamov | Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Russia |
| Rustam A. Yalmaev | Chechen State University, Grozny, Russia |
| Rustem T. Yuldashev | Federal state autonomous institution of higher education ”Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Russian Federation“, Russia |
| Daria O. Zabaznova | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
| Olga G. Zinovyeva | Samara National Research University, Russia |
| Evgenia Zhelnina | Togliatti State University, Russia |
| Galina N. Zvereva | Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia |
Foreword
This book is focused on the notion of “conflict”, which is new for the economic theory. The authors analyze the essence and connection between this phenomenon and economic crisis, providing its meta-scientific substantiation on the basis of the theory of cycles, the theory of economic growth, and the theory of systems, supplement it with social sense, and develop the concept and practical recommendations for formation of “conflict-free” systems as landmarks for development of modern countries of the world.
This book is unique due to the fact that socio-economic systems are studied through the prism of conflict, not crisis. This allows taking into account not only economic causes and consequences of temporary failures in functioning and development of socio-economic systems but also social causes and consequences. This ensures deep analysis and better understanding of the essence and value of these failures.
Due to this competitive advantage – as compared to the existing publications in the sphere of socio-economic systems – the target audience of the book is very wide. It will be interesting for academic community, practicing experts, and national regulating bodies.
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Part I The Theory of Conflicts in Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 1 Conceptual Approaches to Treatment of the Essence of Conflict as an Economic Category
- Chapter 2 Causal Connections between Conflicts in Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 3 Classification of Conflicts in Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 4 Conflicts of Socio-economic Systems as Their Bifurcation Points: Theory and Methodology of the Systemic Approach
- Part II Legal Conflict
- Chapter 5 The Notion of Legal Conflict
- Chapter 6 Violation of Law as a Legal Conflict
- Chapter 7 Economic Violation of Law as a Conflict
- Chapter 8 Mediative Method of Solving Legal Conflicts
- Part III Legal Focus of Inter-corporate Financial Conflictology
- Chapter 9 Corporate Conflicts in the System of Public Relations, Law, and Legislation of the Russian Federation
- Chapter 10 Classification Criteria: Defining the Specific Features of Corporate Conflicts
- Chapter 11 The Concept and Legal Framework for Judging Corporate Conflicts on the US Financial Market
- Part IV The Concept of Growth and Development of Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 12 Methodology of Studying Socio-economic Systems through the Prism of the Theory of Cycles
- Chapter 13 Contradiction of Influence of Crises on Growth and Development of Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 14 Comparison of Social and Economic Effects that Accompany Crises of Economic Systems
- Part V Conceptual Substantiation of Studying Crises of Socio-economic Systems from the Positions of the Theory of Conflicts
- Chapter 15 Crises and Conflicts of Socio-economic Systems: Similarities and Differences
- Chapter 16 Social Effects of Crises of Economic Systems as Manifestation of Conflicts in Them
- Chapter 17 Conceptual Model of Conflict of Socio-economic System as an Analogue of the Model of Economic Cycle
- Part VI Reconsidering the Role of Crises in Development of Socio-economic Systems as a Result of the 2008 Global Crisis
- Chapter 18 Common Regularities and Peculiarities of the Influence of the 2008 Crisis on Development of Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 19 Transition of Crisis from Stimulator of Economic Development into a Source of Social Problems
- Chapter 20 Sustainability as a Strategic Goal of Managing Growth and Development of Modern Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 21 Sustainable Development of Economic Entities: Key Objectives, Stages, and Stakeholder Interests
- Part VII Classification of Participants of the Global Economic System from the Position of the Theory of Economic Cycles
- Chapter 22 Socio-economic Systems in the Phase of Crisis (Long Recession)
- Chapter 23 Sustainable Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 24 Stagnating Socio-economic Systems
- Part VIII “Conflict-free” as a New Direction of Development of Modern Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 25 “Conflict-free” as a Characteristic of the Process of Development of Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 26 Development of “Conflict-free” Socio-economic System: A View from the Positions of the Theory of Conflicts and the Theory of Systems
- Chapter 27 The Basic Principles of “Conflict-free” Development of Socio-economic Systems
- Part IX The Fundamental Platform for Studying “Conflict-free” Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 28 Factors of Regional Identity as a Dynamic Structure
- Chapter 29 Socio-economic Aspects of Formation and Development of Territorial Clusters in the Context of Global and Russian Institutional Problems
- Chapter 30 Signs of “Conflict-free” Socio-economic System
- Chapter 31 Methodological Recommendations and Criteria of Measuring of “Conflict” Level of Socio-economic System
- Part X Perspectives of Managing “Conflict-free” Socio-economic Systems
- Chapter 32 Efficient Corporate Governance Is a Driving Force of Uncontroversial Development of Corporation as a Local Social and Economic System
- Chapter 33 Trans-border Region vs Trans-conflict Region: Similarities and Differences in Management of Territorial Borders
- Chapter 34 Algorithm of Transition of Modern Socio-economic Systems to a “Conflict-free” Path of Development
- Chapter 35 The Mechanism of Managing “Conflict-free” Socio-economic System
- Chapter 36 Methodological Approach to Evaluating the Effectiveness of Development of “Conflict-Free” Socio-economic System
- Conclusions
- Index