Gryaznova, E. V., Paskhin, E. N. Review of the Monograph ‘Global Evolutionism: Ideas, Problems, Hypotheses’ Written by Ilyin I. V., Ursula A. D. and Ursul T. A.

Abstract: The present article analyzes the monograph written by Ilyin I.V., Ursula A. D., Ursul T. A. and called ‘Global Evolutionism: Ideas, Problems, Hypothesis’. We believe that the authors have developed a complex, information synergetic approach to studying evolutionary processes. This approach is not only a trans-disciplinary methodological innovation. It is actually an approach which better reflects the idea of global evolutionism by combining ongoing and future and past processes of global evolution altogether. Global evolutionism is shown as a combination of ideas, concepts, problems and hypotheses devoted to one of the main evolutionary processes in the Universe, a permanent self-organization of material systems which leads to progressive development of non-organic and organic nature and then society. Global evolutionism offers a wide range of opportunities for studying global processes and systems which cannot be studied by traditional methods. The monograph also contains much information to be used in global studies as well.

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