Social Security in the Context of Risk and Conflict Management
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https://doi.org/10.21638/spbu17.2024.408Abstract
The article examines social security in the context of risk and conflict management, focusing on the fundamental fact of predetermination of society by property and its historically represented forms under capitalism: private and public property. In the risk-conceptual vision of the problem of social security, the main attention is paid to overcoming risks as factors reducing the prospect of reaching decent human living conditions. Elimination of risks generated by private property and creation of conditions that ensure a decent life and free development of a person belong to the circle of relations covered by the concept of “social security”. But this is only a cross-section of social security, the root content of which is overcoming risks as one of the conditions that moves us to a more complete understanding of it. To the extent that risks are mitigated economically, politically and socially, progress towards establishing living conditions that meet social security will be successful. In this case, the problem being solved rests on the ratio of private and public property. Thus, the task for risk and conflict management is simplified and complicated at the same time. It is simplified due to the fact that the patterns of movement of forms of ownership have their own specific laws, which are accompanied by certain risks and conflicts, and on the other hand, the reduction of risks and the resolution of conflicts in the society, whose breeding ground they are, must be carried out to the extent of pressure from public property that does not exceed the force of influence of private property relations accepted in society.
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