tendencies become chronic, systemic, then it becomes urgent - the need to move to a
different level of development.
The second stage is the outline of prospects and other positive development
opportunities through socio-economic diagnostics and the formation of new human
development doctrines on its basis and its identification with future transformations.
The third stage is the dismantling of the attributes of the old system, elimination
of its inconsistencies with the level of socio-economic development, its adjustment to
the world, democratic achievements, global achievements and positive tendencies.
The fourth stage is the self-actualization and self-determination of the population
towards democratic transformations in society and their relation to evolutionary,
revolutionary or other transformational models.
In addition, transformation is a certain process of society's development [24, p. 8,
9], the transition from one state of development to another, more highly developed,
characterized by the presence of progressive changes in various spheres of socio-
economic activity. This transition can be divided into two components [28, p. 112]: a)
local (deep) and b) planetary, which contains two other types of development:
spontaneous, which implies the emergence of new societies and cultures.
Moreover, the most accelerated development is the more backward societies;
the transfer of a higher culture of development of one society to another.
It should also be noted that any development process is characterized by the
manifestation of certain laws, principles of action of economic processes in society [28,
p. 126], namely:
The first law of development states that development in a social environment is
possible only when there is a certain interconnection between technological necessity
and economic interest.
The second - says that the complication of the socio-economic structure is due to
the cumulative accumulation of certain new factors that force the transition to a new
state. At the same time, these factors do not replace the existing, but only complement
and expand the idea of new ways, forms and mechanisms of development.
The third - emphasizes that the economy in a developing society is a multiprocess
phenomenon. Therefore, achieving the optimum in one direction of economic
development causes disproportions in the other. And so, any socio-economic
development - there is a manifestation of unevenness.
The fourth - proves that changes in one social environment and in one plane of
development will necessarily lead to changes at other levels.
The regulation of transformational shifts is a complex and multifaceted task that
is solved both at the state level and at the level of individual regions. However, for the
sake of these shifts, favorable conditions and motives that influence the human
psychology, behavior and attitude of society towards them are needed. The language
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