S A Kravchenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 8178406 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S A Kravchenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | S A |
| FAMILY NAME | Kravchenko |
| SIGNATURE | KRAVCHENKO S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State Institute of International Relations |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
R. Merton: Steps to innovations -experience of forming innovative discourse among students
The article presents an attempt at modernization of R. Merton’s successful experience in developing innovative discourse for creating a sovereign theory with original theoretical-methodological tools. The author considers this experience valuable, because it reflects specific scientific-educational practices, the use of which can help sociology students develop their professional competencies of innovative experts, addressing the increasingly com…
The thorny path of the Russian sociology sovereignty: History, the present time and prospects
The transition to a multipolar world, the sovereignty of Russia and other countries have contributed to the actualization of the significance of all civilizations and cultures and to the recognition of the uniqueness of national development paths. The “universality” postulates of Anglo-Saxon theories have been criticized, and there is a demand for sociological knowledge based on civilizational and national-cultural specifics but not denying achie…
R. Merton: Factors of production of scientific innovations in sociology
The article considers the nonlinear production of scientific innovations in sociology in the context of Robert Merton’s success in creating an original theory in competition with other authoritative scholars. The relevance of his experience is determined by todays’ focus on training sociologists as experts ready to develop creativity and ability to apply unconventional approaches to diagnose the increasingly complex challenges that Russian scient…
The emergence of synergistic complexities in Russia: A request for new university courses
The article explains the request for new approaches in the higher education as determined by the emergence of the “order out of chaos” (I. Prigogine) in the form of synergistic complexities. Their underestimation during perestroika and liberal reforms led to the crisis in the educational system and society. Until now, these actual issues have not been sufficiently represented in the educational programs of universities: students need synergistic …
Nonlinear effects of ‘normal traumas’ on human capital
The article considers the complication of social and cultural traumas under the global-local complexity and the transition to the dominance of nonlinear development. One of the types of the contemporary complex traumas is the ‘normal trauma’ that manifests itself as ‘naturally’ occurring fluctuations, bifurcations, gaps, paradoxes and metamorphoses. The consequences of ‘normal traumas’ for the formation of human capital are ambivalent: on the one…
Synergistically complex social well-being: The trust factor
In recent decades, the social has acquired a synergistically complex nature (N.I. Lapin), which is caused both by objective determinants of the dynamic development of social, natural and technological realities, potentially increasing the production of various goods and services, and by subjective meanings of the quality of life - in their materialization, an increasing role belongs to the trust factor. Its study is determined by the civilization…
Sovereign future of Russia: A demand for innovative governance of complex objective and subjective determinants
The author critically analyzes the ‘old’ linear and contemporary theories of socialcultural dynamics focusing on the trends of complexity and non-linearity. The article presents the contours of the concept of the sovereign future of the country based on the analysis of emerging objective and subjective determinants of a complex type, which are mutually influenced. The author argues that the most significant determinants, which determine the basic…
Sociological diagnostics of the historical consciousness of Russians: Request for sustainable development and teaching of sociology
The article is a review of the book edited by M.K. Gorshkov Historical Consciousness of Russians: Assessments of the Past, Memory, and Symbols (Sociological Measurement) (Moscow: Ves Mir, 2022. 248 p.). The author identifies the key characteristics of the theoretical-methodological tools of this sociological diagnostics: analysis of civil identity through the national-state symbols; identification of specific features of the historical memory of …
Challenges of ‘modern evil’ for the sustainable development: A request for cooperation of scientific and theological knowledge
The author considers the latest challenges for the sustainable development as determined by ‘modern evil’. Its essence is not limited to specific sanctions or war: it is multifaceted - expressed in simulacra and fakes, ‘non-events’ and post-truth; producing ‘moral blindness’, neonationalism, xenophobia and Russophobia, ‘cultural racism’, and ‘normal traumas’ in the society and nature. Actually, ‘modern evil’ embodies a parallel entity in the form…
From formal rationality to the digital one: Sideeffects, ambivalences, and vulnerabilities
The article considers challenges for man, society and nature, which appeared under the new types of rationality and bring not only the desired achievements but also unintended consequences in the form of side-effects, ambivalences, and vulnerabilities that become more complex. Thus, formal rationality became a factor of transition from traditional societies to industrial ones, which facilitated the establishment of high standards of living, but a…
New transmission mechanism for the sustainable and humanistic development of human capital: Demand for the ‘rigidity turn’
The author considers the becoming complex reality as developing nonlinearly and demanding new transmission mechanisms for the formation of human capital and also factors that contribute to changes in these realities: self-reflection of both nature and society; social gaps and traumas as becoming a norm; backward and forward trends; the increasing number of bifurcation points; ambivalences; side effects of digital innovations; consequences of glob…
Metamorphization of society: The factor of ‘side effects’ and globalization of nothing
Today physical, biological and social worlds develop increasingly quicker and in a more complex way that includes the phenomena of metamorphoses. Traditionally, they were considered as determined mainly by external factors, i.e. the forces of nature. Contemporary metamorphoses seem to become of a complex man-made nature. Compared to traditional metamorphoses with rigid and predictable results, contemporary metamorphoses of societies can produce b…
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Metamorphization of society: The factor of ‘side effects’ and globalization of nothing
Today physical, biological and social worlds develop increasingly quicker and in a more complex way that includes the phenomena of metamorphoses. Traditionally, they were considered as determined mainly by external factors, i.e. the forces of nature. Contemporary metamorphoses seem to become of a complex man-made nature. Compared to traditional metamorphoses with rigid and predictable results, contemporary metamorphoses of societies can produce b…
From formal rationality to the digital one: Sideeffects, ambivalences, and vulnerabilities
The article considers challenges for man, society and nature, which appeared under the new types of rationality and bring not only the desired achievements but also unintended consequences in the form of side-effects, ambivalences, and vulnerabilities that become more complex. Thus, formal rationality became a factor of transition from traditional societies to industrial ones, which facilitated the establishment of high standards of living, but a…
New transmission mechanism for the sustainable and humanistic development of human capital: Demand for the ‘rigidity turn’
The author considers the becoming complex reality as developing nonlinearly and demanding new transmission mechanisms for the formation of human capital and also factors that contribute to changes in these realities: self-reflection of both nature and society; social gaps and traumas as becoming a norm; backward and forward trends; the increasing number of bifurcation points; ambivalences; side effects of digital innovations; consequences of glob…
Challenges of ‘modern evil’ for the sustainable development: A request for cooperation of scientific and theological knowledge
The author considers the latest challenges for the sustainable development as determined by ‘modern evil’. Its essence is not limited to specific sanctions or war: it is multifaceted - expressed in simulacra and fakes, ‘non-events’ and post-truth; producing ‘moral blindness’, neonationalism, xenophobia and Russophobia, ‘cultural racism’, and ‘normal traumas’ in the society and nature. Actually, ‘modern evil’ embodies a parallel entity in the form…
Sovereign future of Russia: A demand for innovative governance of complex objective and subjective determinants
The author critically analyzes the ‘old’ linear and contemporary theories of socialcultural dynamics focusing on the trends of complexity and non-linearity. The article presents the contours of the concept of the sovereign future of the country based on the analysis of emerging objective and subjective determinants of a complex type, which are mutually influenced. The author argues that the most significant determinants, which determine the basic…
Sociological diagnostics of the historical consciousness of Russians: Request for sustainable development and teaching of sociology
The article is a review of the book edited by M.K. Gorshkov Historical Consciousness of Russians: Assessments of the Past, Memory, and Symbols (Sociological Measurement) (Moscow: Ves Mir, 2022. 248 p.). The author identifies the key characteristics of the theoretical-methodological tools of this sociological diagnostics: analysis of civil identity through the national-state symbols; identification of specific features of the historical memory of …
The emergence of synergistic complexities in Russia: A request for new university courses
The article explains the request for new approaches in the higher education as determined by the emergence of the “order out of chaos” (I. Prigogine) in the form of synergistic complexities. Their underestimation during perestroika and liberal reforms led to the crisis in the educational system and society. Until now, these actual issues have not been sufficiently represented in the educational programs of universities: students need synergistic …
Nonlinear effects of ‘normal traumas’ on human capital
The article considers the complication of social and cultural traumas under the global-local complexity and the transition to the dominance of nonlinear development. One of the types of the contemporary complex traumas is the ‘normal trauma’ that manifests itself as ‘naturally’ occurring fluctuations, bifurcations, gaps, paradoxes and metamorphoses. The consequences of ‘normal traumas’ for the formation of human capital are ambivalent: on the one…
Synergistically complex social well-being: The trust factor
In recent decades, the social has acquired a synergistically complex nature (N.I. Lapin), which is caused both by objective determinants of the dynamic development of social, natural and technological realities, potentially increasing the production of various goods and services, and by subjective meanings of the quality of life - in their materialization, an increasing role belongs to the trust factor. Its study is determined by the civilization…
The thorny path of the Russian sociology sovereignty: History, the present time and prospects
The transition to a multipolar world, the sovereignty of Russia and other countries have contributed to the actualization of the significance of all civilizations and cultures and to the recognition of the uniqueness of national development paths. The “universality” postulates of Anglo-Saxon theories have been criticized, and there is a demand for sociological knowledge based on civilizational and national-cultural specifics but not denying achie…
R. Merton: Factors of production of scientific innovations in sociology
The article considers the nonlinear production of scientific innovations in sociology in the context of Robert Merton’s success in creating an original theory in competition with other authoritative scholars. The relevance of his experience is determined by todays’ focus on training sociologists as experts ready to develop creativity and ability to apply unconventional approaches to diagnose the increasingly complex challenges that Russian scient…
R. Merton: Steps to innovations -experience of forming innovative discourse among students
The article presents an attempt at modernization of R. Merton’s successful experience in developing innovative discourse for creating a sovereign theory with original theoretical-methodological tools. The author considers this experience valuable, because it reflects specific scientific-educational practices, the use of which can help sociology students develop their professional competencies of innovative experts, addressing the increasingly com…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Sovereignty (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)