managementranepaУправленческое консультированиеAdministrative Consulting1726-11391816-8590Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration. North-West Institute of Management.10.22394/1726-1139-2022-5-83-92managementranepa-1973Research ArticleОБЩЕСТВО И РЕФОРМЫSOCIETY AND REFORMSТрансформация государственного управления в контексте устойчивого развития на основе исследований в социальных нейронауках (Часть 2)Public Administration Transformation Based on Research in Social Neurosciences in the Context of Sustainable Development (Part 2)СланевскаяН. М.SlanevskayaN. M.

Сланевская Нина Михайловна, кандидат политических наук, в 2009–2018 гг. директор ООО «Центр междисциплинарной нейронауки»

Санкт-Петербург

Nina M. Slanevskaya, PhD in Political Science, Director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Neuroscience from 2009–2018

St. Petersburg

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Вторая часть статьи продолжает рассмотрение предложенного в первой части нового подхода к государственному управлению и социальному устройству с привлечением нейронаучного метода социальных нейронаук. Преимущество нейронаучного метода социальных нейронаук заключается в том, что он дает эмпирическую проверку теоретическим положениям; ориентирован на человека, так как изучает нейробиологическую реакцию человека в разных сферах социальной жизни; показывает истинное отношение человека к ситуации до его сознательного контроля; демонстрирует, как общественное устройство влияет на мозг, нервно-психическое состояние человека, поведение и здоровье в целом.

The second part of the article continues to consider the new approach to public administration and social structure proposed in the first part with the involvement of the neuroscientific method of social neurosciences. The advantage of the neuroscientific method of social neurosciences is that it provides empirical validation of theoretical positions; is focused on humans, as it studies the neurobiological response of humans in different areas of social life; shows the person’s true attitude to the situation before their conscious control; demonstrates how the social device affects the brain, a person’s neuropsychiatric state, behavior, and health in general.

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