Prerequisites for the transformation of the ideological and value foundations of the global development paradigm

Abstract

With the formation of unipolar world and the approval of the new financial and economic world order with appropriate levers of influence on countries and nations, the modern world has faced an individualistic Anglo-Saxon interpretation of liberal democracy, which has become the ideological basis of the modern paradigm of global development. Such indisputable principles of liberal democracy as personal freedom, inviolability of human rights, the rule of law, parliamentary democracy, pluralism, civil society, economy based on the principle of competition and some others have become an integral part of the universal political culture. However, many of the radicalized provisions of this value system are not perceived by many peoples as “no alternative” and “the only true”. In many countries the opposition of priority moral and spiritual values to the neoliberal norms of behavior is becoming more and more evident. This creates the prerequisites for the transformation of the paradigm of global development.