Трансформация государственного управления в контексте устойчивого развития на основе исследований в социальных нейронауках. (Часть 1)
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https://doi.org/10.22394/1726-1139-2022-4-79-98Ключевые слова:
государственное управление, мозг, моральные эмоции, нейробиологическая реакция, нейронаучный метод, нейропластичность, нейроэкономика, социальные болезни, социальные нейронауки, эмпатическая реакцияАннотация
В статье предлагается новой подход к государственному управлению и социальному устройству с привлечением нейронаучного метода социальных нейронаук. Глобальный рост социальных конфликтов, самоубийств, насилия и нервно-психических нарушений подтверждает несостоятельность существующих социальных систем и государственного управления. Результаты исследований в социальных нейронауках показывают ошибочность многих теоретических положений, на основе которых строится практика управления государством. Преимущество нейронаучного метода социальных нейронаук заключается в том, что он дает эмпирическую проверку теоретическим положениям; ориентирован на человека, так как изучает нейробиологическую реакцию человека в разных сферах социальной жизни; показывает истинное отношение человека к ситуации до его сознательного контроля; демонстрирует, как общественное устройство влияет на мозг, нервно-психическое состояние человека, поведение и здоровье в целом. Существует необходимость трансформации государственного управления, и для этого потребуется специальная программа исследований взаимосвязи между закономерностями мышления, нейробиологической реакцией мозга и социальными проблемами, что поможет определить параметры организации общества, при которых головной мозг и мышление человека будут функционировать в оптимальном режиме. Сохранение здорового мозга и развитие умственных способностей людей - это главная задача государственного управления, потому что именно от интеллектуальной способности населения зависит успех государства во всех областях.Скачивания
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