Introduction

1. Geopolitical Picture of the Modern World in the Context of Growing Instability
2. Strategy of “Controlled Chaos” in the Conditions of Chaos in International Relations: Myth or Reality?
3. Actual Aspects of the New World Order Formation on the Platform of the Russian Model of Noosphere Policy
4. Color Revolutions and the Problems of Dismantling the Political Regimes in a Changing World

Conclusion

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Introduction

The report is devoted to the analysis of the problems associated with the dismantling of the political regimes in modern states (both authoritarian and democratic type), and with the role of technology in the process of color revolutions. The problems with dismantling of political regimes and the problems associated with the color revolutions in modern conditions become extremely severe and urgent. This is not only due to the fact that the events in Ukraine, if looked at in detail, repeat the exact scenario of the color revolutions in North Africa and the Middle East, known as the “Arab Spring”, in particular, the revolution in Egypt, which indicates no coincidence in the event data. The reason is that instead of the traditional dismantling tools that are familiar to the world community comes a new generation of more delicate instruments that combine power methods of influence with technologies of manipulative control of mass consciousness and mass behavior of the broad masses of the civilian population.

It should be noted that in the history of the world, there have always been problems with the dismantling of political regimes. Before, instruments of such dismantling tools were mostly violent methods in the classical sense, applied in armed coups, local armed conflicts, civil wars, and military interventions. The international community was able to develop effective methods to counter this threat and to create effective mechanisms of political regulation of these processes, including at the international level. No matter who and how they criticize the UN, the organization operates and its potential and ability to manage the political stability and settlement of international conflicts even in the collapse of the Westphalian system is far from exhausted. The acuteness of the problems that is associated with the threat of military coups in the various countries of the world, does not cease to be relevant and is not removed from the agenda. However, in general, for the world community, this category of threats is familiar and the international community knows how to react to it.
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