World hybrid warfare or bourgeois Blanquism? The essay in Memoriam of the Concept of Hybrid Warfare. Let it rest in peace

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Keywords:

Hybrid warfare, bourgeois Blanquism, transnational bourgeoisie, Ukraine, Russia, the Donbass, world capitalist system

Abstract

The article deals with the epistemological analysis of the concept «hybrid war». It is shown that its distribution can be explained only by non-scientific factors, the analysis of which was carried out in this text. Attention is drawn to the fact that the concept of «hybrid war» arose in the United States. Appearing as a technical term, this phrase under J. Bush Jr. became an integral part of the rationale for the export of democracy. The concept of modernization became the methodological basis for the transformation of the term «hybrid war» into a concept. It is emphasized that in Ukraine the official ideologists have created a metaphysics of a hybrid war, based in particular on a civilizational approach. It is emphasized that from the point of view of this approach, the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine is an insoluble value conflict. It has been shown that the epistemology of the «hybrid war» shipped to the interests of the ruling classes of the consolidated West, Russia and Ukraine. It is proved that such wars generate a phenomenon that the author suggests to call «bourgeois blanquism». The human resources of this phenomenon are drawn in the middle of the precariat, especially its young representatives, devoid of real life prospects.

Author Biography

  • Illya Kononov, Luhansk Taras Shevchenko National University, 1, pl. Gogol, Starobelsk, 92703, Lugansk region, Ukraine, kononov_if@ukr.net

    Doctor of Science (Sociology), Full Professor, Head of Department of Philosophy and Sociology

Published

2018-02-23

Issue

Section

Empirical Researches of Modern Society

How to Cite

World hybrid warfare or bourgeois Blanquism? The essay in Memoriam of the Concept of Hybrid Warfare. Let it rest in peace. (2018). Visnyk of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series Sociological Studies of Contemporary Society: Methodology, Theory, Methods, 39, 146-153. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/ssms/article/view/10004

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