New tendencies in understanding of the modernisation
Keywords:
Modernisation; westernisation; globalisation; development models; variety; national model; adaptation; cultureAbstract
A new representations of the problem of modernisation of the countries is considered in the article. While the classical theory of modernisation considers the West as the only sample of modernisation for countries, the new concept of set of modernisations considers distinctions in modernisation of different countries natural and denies the uniform sample. The most optimal variant of national model of modernisation is the one when the state addresses the needs of national development, the goals of social development on the basis of existing level of a westernisation - development on the western samples.References
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