Place and role of social modeling in regional management

UDC 22.00.08

https://doi.org/10.20339/AM.07-19.011

D.V. Shelokov is Cand.Sci. (Sociology), doc. at University of Management, Moscow e-mail: dshelokov@mail.ru

Analyzed is the problem of stability of processes of development of social system, one of types of which is the state. Effective management of such formation can only be realized within the framework of social modeling. This method of cognition of social reality allows to take into account the totality of factors, that determine order in appropriate integrity. Significant aspect, that increases the actuality implementation of social modeling in the system of state administration, is high dynamism of social processes. Their influence naturally affects the content and stability of development of processes, arising and developing within the framework of social system.

Key words: social modeling, state, order, system, regions, management, stability, subjects, agents, interaction.

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