Conceptual Approaches to the Development of Socio-Political Projects of the Future in Modern Russia

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Authors: R. Usmanova Zaira
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Abstract

The article discusses conceptual approaches to the development and representation of socio-political projects of the future of Russia by political actors in the public space. Based on the political-psychological and political-constructivist approaches, the term “socio-political project of the future” has been clarified. It is shown that this project is, on the one hand, a product of artificial construction, and on the other hand, the result of mass percep-tion and interpretation of ideal images and collective goals. Conceptual approaches to the development of fu-ture projects are highlighted: modernist and catastrophic in the framework of the liberal-globalist ideological paradigm, as well as stabilization and retrospective-restoration in the context of the national conservative ideo-logical paradigm. It is shown how these approaches help political and non-political actors to construct various socio-political projects of the future in the public space. It is pointed out that the value-semantic diffusion of lib-eralism, globalism and conservative ideologies stimulates the emergence of hybrid projects of the future. This process is associated with the semantic fragmentation of the political space itself, the convergence of previous-ly polar ideological and value paradigms, the growth of uncertainty, as well as the complication of the political architecture itself, and the increase in the interdependencies between its elements. It is shown that such pro-jects are more often associated with a translator persona or with a specific global problem around which psy-choemotional mass tension is building up.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia Cultural and political discourse analysis Eastern European Communism and Reforms

Publication details

Journal / source
Общество политика экономика право
Issue
12
Pages
24–29
Publication date
20 January 2026
Language
RU