Prospects of Transitioning to a New Model for Socioeconomic System Organization (Noonomy)

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S.D. Bodrunov
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The current model of the socioeconomic system is plagued by a number of imperfections which tend to escalate with the passage of time. Attempts at resolving inherent issues and contradictions under the existing scientific paradigms have proven futile. It is hardly an exaggeration to state that the modern academic thought has reached an impasse in its efforts to explain some emergent transformations from the perspective of dominant economic theories. Thus, there is an objective need for the development of a new viable model for socioeconomic system organization. Instead of accounting for minute circumstances, the model should rely on long-term fundamental system dynamics. The paper seeks to identify such a model and provide the theoretical substantiation of its core characteristics. S.D. Bodrunov incorporates Marxist and institutionalist approaches to economic analysis and conventional universal methods applied in social and economic sciences and the humanities.

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S.D. Bodrunov. 2019. \u201cProspects of Transitioning to a New Model for Socioeconomic System Organization (Noonomy)\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 19 (GJHSS Volume 19 Issue A11): .

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The current model of the socioeconomic system is plagued by a number of imperfections which tend to escalate with the passage of time. Attempts at resolving inherent issues and contradictions under the existing scientific paradigms have proven futile. It is hardly an exaggeration to state that the modern academic thought has reached an impasse in its efforts to explain some emergent transformations from the perspective of dominant economic theories. Thus, there is an objective need for the development of a new viable model for socioeconomic system organization. Instead of accounting for minute circumstances, the model should rely on long-term fundamental system dynamics. The paper seeks to identify such a model and provide the theoretical substantiation of its core characteristics. S.D. Bodrunov incorporates Marxist and institutionalist approaches to economic analysis and conventional universal methods applied in social and economic sciences and the humanities.

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