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TimeSpace in Politics

Authors: Yulia Lukashina;

TimeSpace in Politics

Abstract

TimeSpace as an entity can be considered in social sciences from different points of view. Here I present (in Russian) geopolitical and historical vision of time and space, and sociology of space. I focus on the works of Luhmann, Modelski, Filippov, Morriss. I incorporate microphysics of power into methaphysics of TimeSpace. The main goal is to explore how structure changes in time and space, and what is the role of power in it. This is to be done through Luhmann's notion of events selection.(The article is originally published in "Актуальные проблемы гуманитарных и естесственных наук", № май-2011).

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