Social Responsibility and "Real Sovereignty": Synergetic Dimensions of Ensuring Peace in a Democratic Society

This article examines the synergetic significance of social responsibility in ensuring peace within the development of a democratic society. Classical and contemporary approaches to social responsibility are compared, and it is demonstrated that the development of the global market economy has created a "dividing line" between economic activity and morality. The article substantiates the argument that violations of social responsibility and justice contribute to the strengthening of ideas associated with de-sovereignization. It also introduces the concept of "real sovereignty," grounded in the principle of personal responsibility, and identifies its principal criteria. Information security is considered an essential component of real sovereignty.