Self-Organization and Organization of the Economy and the Search for a New Paradigm in Economic Science

The discussion that has arisen in this journal's pages is very timely despite the fact that it seems to be divorced from current economic problems. In actual fact, the development of real approaches to the solution of these depends in large measure on the general assessment of the current economic situation, on the choice of a concrete program or model of transition to a market economy that will promote not only the extrication of the country from crisis, but also the strengthening of our economy's world economic ties. Analysis of the prospects and tendencies in the development of the world economy and progressive economic thought is of no little importance here.