SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PARADIGM ACTUALIZATION FROM A POSITION OF ITS HUMAN-CENTRISM

Abstract

It is determined that the active acceleration of economic processes due to the development of production infrastructure: technology, communications, transport, etc., orients economic agents to accelerate all operational processes, encourages to act quickly, aggressively, often not focusing on the future, especially given sufficient experience in generation of synthetic alternatives to endangered resources. On the one hand, the trend has a positive impact in terms of impetus to innovation, modernization, development, progress, etc., on the other – it can deepen the problem of limited resources, creating and / or exacerbating existing threats to economic, social and environmental security. The need for stabilization is substantiated, which will balance the optimal possible satisfaction of the needs of industrial and personal consumption with the rational non-predatory use of resources, and at the same time will satisfy the conditions of development on the basis of sustainability. Quite familiar, especially to domestic science with its lexical ambiguity of borrowed terminological constructs and the tendency to narrowly interpret them, provoke reductionism, hypertrophy or, in general, distorted interpretation of the essence of categories, ambiguity necessitates the formulation of adequate logical and substantiated concept of sustainable development, which will take into account the specific features and characteristics of our economic system on the basis of the requirements for its efficiency determined by us above, namely: timeliness of innovations, their specific feasibility and the possibility of their perception by the system. The the study of genesis of approaches to the sustainable development paradigm allows to substantiate human-centric theoretical model of sustainable development, as human consciousness becomes a driving force of nature transformation in their interests The irrationality of the sociocentric interpretation of the sustainable development concept from the point of view of the impossibility of its achievement. The study substantiates the aberrations of interpretation and implementation of the sustainable development concept, namely: politicization; hypertrophy; hyperbolization; imitation; reduction; reversible efficiency, the identification and systematization of such rationalizes the formulation of the theoretical sustainable development model. The human-centric paradigm of sustainable development substantiated in the research is actualized not only from the position of adding a central system-forming element, but also in terms of agent retrospection: separate integral systems of another order, which give the system properties of completeness and complexity.