vestihИзвестия Национальной академии наук Беларуси. Серия гуманитарных наукProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Humanitarian Series2524-23692524-2377The Republican Unitary Enterprise Publishing House "Belaruskaya Navuka"vestih-361Research ArticleФИЛОСОФИЯ И СОЦИОЛОГИЯPHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGYПРИМЕНЕНИЕ МЕТОДА АНАЛИЗА СОЦИАЛЬНЫХ СЕТЕЙ В МИР-СИСТЕМНОМ ПОДХОДЕUSING THE SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS IN THE WORLD-SYSTEM APPROACHСивицкийА. В.SivitskiV.

магистр филос. наук, мл. науч. сотрудник

MA (Philos.), Junior Scientific Researcher

arsen.sivitski@gmail.comИнститут философии НАН БеларусиInstitute of Philosophy, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus201719022017012432Copyright © Сивицкий А.В., 20172017Сивицкий А.В.Sivitski V.Данная работа распространяется под лицензией Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://vestihum.belnauka.by/jour/article/view/361

Проанализированы результаты исследований в рамках мир-системного подхода, в основе которых лежит применение метода анализа социальных сетей как методологического инструментария для определения структурных характеристик мир-систем, выходящих за пределы традиционной для мир-системного подхода дифференциации на «ядро – полупериферию – периферию». Благодаря этому категориально-понятийный аппарат мир-системного подхода усложняется за счет категорий слабой и сильной периферии и полупериферии и др. Применение анализа социальных сетей наделяет мир-системный подход дополнительным эвристическим потенциалом, позволяющим описывать сложноорганизованную структуру и динамику мир-системы. однако во многом этот метод апплицируется с целью проверки базовых интуитивных положений мир-системного подхода структуралистского характера. При этом сеть выступает лишь методологическим инструментарием концептуализации мир-системы и не наделяется онтологической самодостаточностью, как это происходит в сетевом подходе

The article reviews world-system approach research results based on the social network analysis as a methodological tool to identify structural characteristics of world-systems that go beyond the differentiation between core, semi-periphery and periphery, as is traditional for the world-system approach. This leads to a more complex set of categories and concepts in the world-system approach which includeds the categories of weak and strong periphery/semi-periphery etc. Using the social network analysis gives the world-system approach additional heuristic potential to describe the highly organized structure and dynamics of a world-system; however, this method is largely used to verify basic intuitive structuralist provisions of the world-system approach. At the same time, a network is used as methodological tool to conceptualize a world-system and is not regarded ontologically self-sufficient as in the network approach.

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