| | | | PROBLEMS OF MODERN ECONOMICS, N 1 (97), 2026 | | | | ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION AND ISSUES OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY | | | Tisunova V. N.
Head of the Chair of Management and Economic Security, V. Dal’ Lugansk State University (Ukraine, Lugansk), PhD (Economics), Professor
Reznik A. A.
Associate Professor, Chair of Management and Economic Security, Vladimir Dal’ Luhansk State University, PhD (Economics), Professor
Gubareva A. O.
Doctoral student, Chair of Management and Economic Security, Vladimir Dal’ Luhansk State University
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| | | The article examines social instability as a global challenge to economic security and define the conditions characterizing the instability of economic systems. The authors note that social instability is associated with accumulated capital in the economic systems of society, such as economic, physiological, cultural, human, social, administrative, political, and symbolic — which can be possessed by various individuals. The article identifies factors of social instability (economic, social, political, environmental and climatic changes) and their consequences on economic development and the level of economic security of the society. The authors discuss social instability in the present-day Russia and provide their quantitative assessment. Particular attention is given to the reasons for the growing social instability in the economy of the Luhansk People’s Republic and to the directions for the formation of state redistribution policy in Russia aiming at maintaining the required level of economic security. | | Key words: economic security, social instability, global challenge, capital, factors of social instability, indicators, state redistribution policy | | Pages: 45 - 51 |
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