BEHAVIORAL MECHANISMS OF THE HYBRID SOCIO-ECONOMIC WAR IN THE NON-INDUSTRIAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PERIOD

Abstract

Annotation. The purpose of the article is to theoretically summarize the mechanisms of modern hybrid socio-economic war from the standpoint of behavioral economics. The choice of socio-economic war as an object of measures of influence on the development of socio-technical systems of activity is substantiated. Methods. The concept of development of socio-technical systems is proposed, which is determined by the objective involvement of the behavioral economy in the process of designing such systems. The Results. An approach of external behavioral interaction with the society was created, to ensure the development of socio-technical systems and to integrate the regulation of such development in the pre-industrial era. Scientific novelty. New is the generalization of views on the development and maintenance of socio-technical systems in terms of conducting and using the results of research, design and expert work at all stages of the life cycle of such systems. The practical significance. New insights into the behavioral mechanisms of hybrid socio-economic warfare contain skills in dealing with the flow of continuous behavioral information about economic development. The interpretation of meaningful, procedural and effective information is brought to the level of approach to the theoretical assessment of the reliability of the socio-technical system of activity.