author: Ruslana Atashkadeh
Urgency of the research. The relevance of the socio-philosophical research of innovation in conditions of brain drain is determined by the existence of objective needs of society and the qualitative change of the subject of innovative activity.
Target setting. The article provides a conceptual understanding of the concept of “innovation”, a socio-philosophical analysis of innovation in the context of brain drain and its role in the development of modern society.
Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. The essence of the concept of innovation is considered in the works of the following scientists analyzed in this article: P. A. Sorokina, O. S. Sheyko, P. Shtompki. In the context of this development, the works of the Polish researcher P. Shtompka, who comprehensively considered the phenomenon of innovations and innovations, proved to be fruitful.
The research objective. The purpose of the article is a socio-philosophical analysis of innovation, the relationship between tradition and innovation, the specifics of innovative activity in conditions of brain drain.
The statement of basic materials. Innovation is the process of creating special forms of transfer of individual and social experience, creative activity and result, which are devoid of analogies. The constructiveness of innovation, in conditions of brain drain, consists in the creation and development of a creative personality, which becomes a source of social progress, because it is a carrier of new experience. In the conditions of brain drain, due to the transformation of the subject of the social process, a specific feature of the functioning of innovation arises: the individual creative personality is necessarily manifested as the source and carrier of innovation.
Conclusions. In the conditions of brain drain, innovation in combination with tradition acquires syncretism, which is realized through the social separation of unification, standardization, universalization, on the one hand, and recognition by the community of innovative activity, intercultural communication, solidarity and humanism as sources of social progress - on the other.
Keywords: innovation, innovative activity, traditions, brain drain, modern society
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