This book explores the transformation of the political organization of the world as manifest in different spheres of world politics, in particular, in world politics, regional studies, interaction of MNCs and government agencies, and state responses to biogenic challenges. To achieve this goal, M. Lebedeva proposes the concept of a political organization of the world, which in modern conditions is in the process of transformation. The transformation of the political organization of the world is accompanied by megatrends (globalization, integration, democratization) and the opposite trends (de-globalization disintegration, dedemocratization). Interdisciplinary in nature, this book brings together scholars from Russia, the United States, and Canada, and provides a compelling perspective on the geopolitics of our time.

This book explores the transformation of the political organization of the world as manifest in different spheres of world politics, in particular, in world politics, regional studies, interaction of MNCs and government agencies, and state responses to biogenic challenges. To achieve this goal, M. Lebedeva proposes the concept of a political organization of the world, which in modern conditions is in the process of transformation. The transformation of the political organization of the world is accompanied by megatrends (globalization, integration, democratization) and the opposite trends (de-globalization disintegration, dedemocratization). Interdisciplinary in nature, this book brings together scholars from Russia, the United States, and Canada, and provides a compelling perspective on the geopolitics of our time.

The theory of compatibility directs the progress of knowledge acquisition in science and many aspects of life and society. Vladimir A. Morozov defines the principles and criteria of compatibility and offers a concise exploration of human and organizational development in tandem with society as a whole. This book is aimed at specialists ranging from business people and politicians to economists and sociologists, as well as all those who ask the question: "How do things interact with each other?" Vladimir Alexandrovich Morozov is Professor and Doctor of Economic Science at the Lomonosov Moscow State University. He has authored ten books on subjects ranging from economics, social services administration and marketing to the economics of public health and environmental reconstruction.