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Post-pandemic Trends in the Development of Social State Institutions
Post-pandemic Trends in the Development of Social State Institutions

Author(s): Vladimir Petrovich VASILIEV
Subject(s): Social Sciences, Sociology
Published by: Editura Lumen, Asociatia Lumen
Keywords: sustainable development; COVID-19; strategic planning; national projects; welfare state; public state; social protection;

Summary/Abstract: The article analyzes the new conditions and institutions of socio-economic dynamics developing under the influence of COVID-19 and overcoming its consequences. New directions of the macro-management system are actualized by the economic recession that arose under the influence of COVID-19 and the previous depressive rates of economic growth. Social conditions and tensions have predetermined the growth of the state's participation in socio-economic development, the formation of new institutional trends. Transformation of public administration institutions is due to the long-term influence of the characteristics of the information society and the conceptualization of modern sustainable growth in the areas of welfare, poverty reduction, and ecology. In the Russian Federation, a transition is underway to a new form of institutional regulation of socio-economic dynamics based on a system of medium-term strategic planning in the range from the development of key long-term development strategies to the operational management of specific projects. The modern national development goals and their indicators are presented, the existing risks of strategic planning are structured, which require consideration when developing subsequent system solutions. The current principles of the welfare state have been clarified, institutional innovations in the organization of social protection of the population are shown in the context of strategic planning, the interaction of federal and regional authorities in the problem field of social assistance and social insurance of the population.

  • Issue Year: 13/2022
  • Issue No: 1 Sup. 1
  • Page Range: 480-493
  • Page Count: 14
  • Language: English