Sociocultural and Sociocommunicative Models of Management and Regulation of Political Risks

The study examines the current socio-political processes taking place in society. The author determines that the field of socio-cultural factors of politics acts as an object of managerial influence. At the same time, it is of no small importance that not only state authorities, but also other actors, both present within the socio-political system and those with an external relationship to it, act as subjects of regulation of socio-cultural processes. All this together determines the dynamic and versatile nature of sociocultural processes unfolding in society, including determining the dynamics of formation, actualization, manifestation, or overcoming of socio-political risks. The author concludes that socio-political risk management practices aimed at the field of sociocultural attitudes of society members presuppose, on the one hand, information and institutional support for the formation of constructive forms of worldview in the civil environment, on the other hand, ensuring the sociocultural foundations of society’s stability in relation to information risk factors, as well as active activities aimed at direct counteraction to negative information and communication processes.