Formation of an expanded order of cooperation in a mobilization economy (attempt of systemic analysis)

The article shows that in order to create and strengthen the technological and, in general, economic sovereignty of the country in the conditions of the mobilization invariant of its development, an expanded order of cooperation with open access to rare resources and institutions is required that ensure a high level of mobilization of the creative and labor energy of each individual for the purpose of expanded reproduction, first of all, of tacit knowledge as a critical basis for large-­scale and radical innovations. An integral element of the research methodology is the systems paradigm, within the framework of which the creative potential of the G.B. Kleiner tetrad (the unity of the subsystems of the project, object, environment and process) is used as the basis for a systemic analysis of the order of cooperation, considered as a specific spatio-­temporal continuum, containing the integrity of internal and external, subjective and objective interdisciplinary conditions and factors of the dynamics of individual and other behavioral strategies implemented within the framework of certain institutions. Based on the proven relationship between the crisis and life cycles, as well as the role functions of certain subsystems, in relation to the order of cooperation operating in the modern domestic economy, its systems analysis allowed the creation of an analytical matrix, reflecting various investment strategies in the process of transformation, primarily institutional inelasticities as a form of this order. The main result of the study is the conclusion about the priority investment in the expanded reproduction of institutional innovations in the conditions of the crisis phase of the development of the domestic order of cooperation. The first level of these investments should ensure a qualitative update of the “rules about rules†(the constitution of basic forms of ownership: private, and common), which will ensure a way out of the “institutional trap†by overcoming the integrity of “bad†political and economic institutions. The second level of institutional investments, as a function of the effectiveness of the first level, will make it possible to significantly update the “rules of the game†, primarily in the area of ensuring sustainable protection of property rights. The critical role of the national elite in the implementation of these institutional innovations and, consequently, the formation of a mobilization, specifically an expanded order of cooperation as the basis for the technological and, in general, civilizational sovereignty of the country is demonstrated.