CENTER-PERIPHERY DICHOTOMY IN THE SYSTEM OF SPATIAL STRUCTURES OF THE GLOBALIZED WORLD
Abstract
Decentralization processes are increasingly becoming the driving force of changes in the modern world, and how regional elites use their advantages and minimize their disadvantages depends on whether they will turn out to be a boon or a factor of social destruction. It is extremely important in modern conditions that the social and humanitarian sciences contribute to the conceptualization of system-dynamic interdisciplinary knowledge, the scope of which will cover not only the hierarchy of centers and peripheries within a single country, but also the space «above» state borders, which is amenable to regulation. The article is devoted to highlighting modern methodological approaches to reviewing the concepts of center-periphery relations and developing a new model of regionalism, which is based on the recognition of the freedom of pluralism and the intransitive importance of the ideas of multiculturalism. In this context, all cognitive strategies built on the advantages of the ideas of centralization, and first of all on the traditional model of center-periphery relations and modernization, undergo correction. It has been proven that the postmodern situation in which modern society is located is the least reminiscent of a domineering vertical, built according to the usual canons of center-periphery. Rather, it is associated with a heterogeneous horizon that can be modified in a wide variety of configurations. Reviewing the concepts, models and structure of established center-periphery relations contributes to rethinking the mechanisms and scope of influence of political, economic and cultural centers on the course of social development of spatial structures in the context of new challenges. Built on this foundation, the theory of center-periphery polarity is seen as an innovative operational tool in the entire system of natural and social sciences, which to one degree or another are engaged in the analysis of spatial relationsDownloads
References
Allardt, E., & Valen, H. (2006). Steyn Rokkan: ocherk intellektual'noy biografii. Politicheskaya nauka, 4, 39-42 [in Russian].
Botts, G. (2013). Avstriya posle 1918 g.: vliyaniye dolgosrochnykh effektov tsentra-periferii na politicheskuyu sistemu. Politicheskaya nauka, 3, 137-138 [in Russian].
Castells, M. (2010). The information age: economy, society and cultural. (Vol.). Oxford: Wiley Blackwell [in English].
Collins, R. (1975). Conflict sociology: toward an explanatory science. New York: Academic Pres [in English].
Collins, R. (2001). Civilizations as zones of prestige and social contact. International sociology, 16, 3, 421-437 [in English].
https://doi.org/10.1177/026858001016003011
Durkheim, E. (2005). Sotsiolohiya. Lʹviv: Ukrayinsʹka akademiya drukarstva [in Ukrainian].
Estvud, E. (2009). Sovremennaya mir-sistema Vallerstayna. Teoriya i metody v sovremennoy politicheskoy nauke. Pervaya popytka teoreticheskogo analiza. Moskva: ROSSPEN [in Russian].
Flint, C., & Taylor, P. (1993). Political geography: world-economy, nation-state and locality. London: Routledge [in English].
Il'in, M.V. (2008). Balto-Chernomorskaya sistema kak faktor formirovaniya gosudarstv v Vostochnoy Yevrope. Politicheskaya nauka, 1, 101-131 [in Russian].
Kaspe, S.I. (2005). Surrogat imperii: o prirode i proiskhozhdenii federativnoy politicheskoy formy. Polis, 4, 9-27 [in Russian].
Koch, S.V. (2019). Transkordonnya: prostir sotsialʹnoho poryadku i politychnoyi diyi. Odesa: Feniks [in Ukrainian].
Marunyak, Y. (2014). Terytorialʹne (prostorove) planuvannya: zmist, evolyutsiya ta osnovni suchasni napryamy. Ukrayinsʹkyy heohrafichnyy zhurnal, 2, 22-31 [in Ukrainian].
https://doi.org/10.15407/ugz2014.02.022
Nahorna, L. (2009). Tsentr yak katehoriya istorychnoyi rehionalistyky. Rehionalʹna istoriya Ukrayiny, 3, 68-73 [in Ukrainian].
Naisbit, J. (1982). Megatrends. The new directions transforming our lives. New York: Warner books [in English].
Osterhammel, J.(2011). Transformatsyya myra - ystoryya XIX veka. Hlavy yz knyhy. Ab Imperio, № 3, 76-77 [in Russian].
Patytsʹka, K.O. (2020). Teoretychni zasady vyznachennya tsentro-peryferiynykh vzayemodiy v umovakh sotsialʹno-ekonomichnoyi dyferentsiatsiyi rehionalʹnoho rozvytku. Rehionalʹna ekonomika, 1, 33-41[in Ukrainian].
Periferiynost' Tsentra v sovremennykh natsional'nykh istoricheskikh narrativakh. (2012). Ab Imperio, 1, 47-101 [in Russian].
https://doi.org/10.1353/imp.2012.0039
Rokkan, S. (1970). Citizens, elections, parties. Approaches to the comparative study of the processes of development. Oslo: Universitetsforlaget [in English].
Rokkan, S. (1987). The center-periphery polarity. Center-periphery structures in Europe: an ISSC workbook in comparative analysis. (pp.17-50). Frankfurt: Campus [in English].
Rokkan, S., & Irvin, D.V. (2003). Politika territorial'noy identichnosti: issledovaniya po yevropeyskomu regionalizmu. Logos, 6, 117-132 [in Ukrainian].
Rosenau, J. (1990). Turbulence in world politics: a theory of change and continuity. Princeton: Princeton University press [in English].
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780691188522
Shils, E. (1975). Center and periphery: essays in macrosociology. Chicago: University of Chicago press [in English].
Svyatlovsʹky, Y.S. (1929). Heohrafichni tsentry Ukrayiny. Visnyk statystyky Ukrayiny, 1, 160-166 [in Ukrainian].
Tsentral'nost' periferii. (2012). Ab Imperio, 1, 9-18 [in Russian].
https://doi.org/10.1353/imp.2012.0019
Wallerstein, I. (2011). The modern world-system: Capitalist agriculture and the origins of the European world-economy in sixteen century. New York: University of California press [in English].
https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520948594
Zarytsʹkyy, T. (2011). Paradyhma prykordonnya i tsentro-peryferiyni pidkhody. Ukrayina Moderna, 18, 79-99 [in Ukrainian].
https://doi.org/10.15718/discog.2011.18.1.79
How to Cite: Vermenych, Y. (2022). Center-Periphery Dichotomy in the System of Spatial Structures of the Globalized World. Mìžnarodnì zv’âzki Ukraïni: naukovì pošuki ì znahìdki – The International relations of Ukraine: scientific searches and findings, 31, 168-182 [in Ukrainian].
ISSN 
ISSN 
