Humanities & Social Sciences 6 (2015 8) 1242-1254 ~ ~ ~ УДК 130.3 New Traditions of the Social Process Management and Globalization Tendencies Vladimir N. Ozeredenko* Siberian Federal University 79 Svobodny, Krasnoyarsk, 660041, Russia Received 10.11.2014, received in revised form 17.12.2014, accepted 30.01.2015 Reformation of the Russian political system is closely linked with the social transformations characteristic of the contemporary world community that are a consequence of the globalization processes. <...> Along with the natural globalization involving a natural human desire for integration we have witnessed the artifi cial globalization that poses a threat to the social and cultural identity of societies. <...> That is why the solution to the problems of the modern education system takes into consideration the traditions characteristic of the Russian society. <...> To understand and solve this problem it is important to address the historical roots of the formation of the Russian consciousness, in which self-identity of our society occurred. <...> Russia occupies a special position among the world’s major civilizations. <...> Both in the West and in the East a civilization obscures and conceals its non-identity of tradition by means of ideology, let alone culture; in both cases, the symbolic depth of experience is not opposed to the world of objectivity, a created civilization. <...> The objective of any system is self-preservation, a purposeful behaviour of the system aimed at achieving this goal and is a set of processes of interaction of various objects with each other, their mutual conditionality, and the change of a state. <...> In this respect the social system appears as selfmanagement, an independent control of people over themselves, as the rule of the people – interaction of organizational forms of the system. <...> When considering the basic concepts that characterize the organization of society, the paramount importance is given to the issues of sustainability of social structures, sustainability of the social development. <...> The experience of history shows that this sustainability is due to a number of reasons – addressing the issues of social justice, goals and values of development. <...> The notions of social justice are very delicate, but without their satisfactory solution there is no hope to build an adequate system of management, which would be the basis for sustainable development of society. <...> As the author points out, self-management and management are the parts of an integral unit, since any system is both a part and a whole. <...> Artifi cial deprivation of independence leads to its <...>