Simon Cordonsky The discussion, which was started by the round table “Social and institutional conditions for the forced growth of innovation”, which took place as part of the forum “Russia, Forward!”, We continue the polemical notes of the famous sociologist and social thinker, professor of the Higher Simon Simon Cordon.

Simon Cordonsky. Cycles of activity and ideal objects. M.: Pantori, 2001.-S. 176. Circulation 1000 copies, ISBN 5-9218-00004-X. I. Introduction II. Cycles of scientific research 1. Starting distinctions: description, analysis, theoretical and empirical levels of research 2. Description and empirical level of knowledge 3. Analysis and experimental research 4. Relations between research levels and forms of research 5. Taxonomic research cycle 6. Cycle of experimental (analytical) research 7.

From the editorial office. The Russian Federation headed for global modernization. However, it is still not clear who will implement such a large -scale project. The “Center for Political Criticism” in his report “ Modernization as a political program” said that this actor of modernization should become an “intellectual class”.

From the editorial office: After the appointment of the most popular Russian politician, the role of not only the head of government, but also the entire cabinet of ministers as a whole, has changed-almost everyone recognizes. But how exactly did these roles change? And what does this mean for the future development of Russia? The editors of the "Russian magazine" decided to ask the head of the department of local self-government of the State Unitary Enterprise, Professor Simon Cordon.

There is no monument to the intelligentsia in Russia. And I should put it. I believe - a place in Moscow, on the gun. In the underpass through Tverskaya, opposite the exit from the metro, in the left corner, next to the kiosks. On a low pedestal, something ambimely, well -fed. The appearance is slightly eastern, Polomoskovskaya-Poloevreskaya. With glasses, without a headgear, the hair is slightly ruined. There is no face. A powerful torso in an offset sweater.

Simon Cordonsky Communication with scientists leaves, as a rule, a dual sensation. On the one hand, for the most part, these are smart and subtle companies, perfectly versed - from my amateurish point of view - in their objects, and on the other hand, mossy inhabitants who manifest the deficiency of the resources they need and viciously swearing everything and everything.

Simon Cordonsky Poor science, if it can only - in my response to a hard and provocative attack - to react with the text that Mikhail Gelfand wrote. I was waiting for everything when the conversation would begin on the merits. Not between me and scientists, but between the scientists themselves. I was waiting in vain. In blogs and forums, the main reaction to my publications, as a rule, was expressed by two types of phrases: “a fool itself” and “does not understand anything”.

Simon Cordonsky A lot is said that today's crisis is systemic, however, its consequences are being considered only in relation to the financial and actual production sphere. But if the crisis is really systematic, then the changes will not be limited to radical changes in the structure of the economy and finance. Science, for example, is full of second-third derivatives from measured and observed phenomena.

Simon Cordonsky Polit.ru publishes an article by our permanent author, candidate of philosophical sciences, professor of GU-SME Simon Cordon . It is generally accepted that there is no other way of the country's development, except for innovative, and cannot be. By default, a science is considered a source of innovation and, above all, domestic academic science.

Simon Cordonsky At the numerous requests of readers, the OGA publishing house published the second edition of Simon Cordon’s book “Administrative Markets of the USSR and Russia”. We publish a fragment of his fundamental book of 1996. We chose a chapter dedicated to intelligence and intelligentsia as subjects of the “administrative market” and as factors of the transition from the Soviet system to the Russian.