UPSAV

Social changes and conflicts in selected contexts of the development of contemporary capitalism

Project summary
As a rule, the current society system is defined as capitalist not only by Marxist but also by other critical authors; such a view affects the understanding of its machinery, development and ways of solving its problems. Hence, the aim of the project is to grasp the range of manifestations of its contradictory nature. In examining its contradictions, historical materialism, like other socio-critical theories, looks into their social-class conditionality, which develops in line with the changes in the economic, political and cultural life of society. On these grounds, we will analyse the deepening socio-economic and political contradictions of contemporary capitalism with a distinct neoliberal orientation, tracing the growth of conflict in these areas of social life as an integral part of complex examination of the status and development trends of the contemporary world.

Coordinator:
Institute of Political Science, Slovak Academy of Sciences:

Members of the project team:
Institute of Political Science, Slovak Academy of Sciences
PhDr. Ľuboš Blaha, PhD.
PhDr. Peter Dinuš, PhD.
Mgr. Jaroslav Litera
Mgr. Matúš Ondrejka
Mgr. Peter Telepčák

The Department of Ethics and Civic Education Faculty of Education, Comenius University Bratislava
prof. PhDr. Jozef  Lysý, CSc.

Department of International Political Relations Faculty of International Relations of the University of Economics Bratislava
Mgr. František Škvrnda, PhD.

Department of Social Sciences at the Academy of Police Force, Bratislava
Mgr. Dominika Dinušová, PhD.
doc. Dr. Karol Murdza, PhD.
doc. Ing. Mária Sabayová, PhD.