Humanities & Social Sciences 5 (2015 8) 953-957 ~ ~ ~ УДК 130.3 Geopolitical Manifestations of Globalization Subjects Ivan A. Pfanenshtil* Siberian Federal University 79 Svobodny, Krasnoyarsk, 660041, Russia Received 15.12.2014, received in revised form 14.01.2015, accepted 20.04.2015 The paper focuses on the problem of globalization in the context of geopolitics. <...> The author explores features of geopolitical space transformation under the modern conditions of globalization processes. <...> Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the “new world order”, claimed by the subjects of globalization. <...> The author proves that the unipolar government of the world is not optimal, as it implies multiplication of disasters and suffering to many nations. <...> Keywords: unipolar world, geopolitical space, “new world order”, “universal values ”, national values, world leadership. <...> Globalization and the new world order (in fact, the division of the world and the struggle for world domination), shrouded in myths of “universal values ”, “liberal and democratic pluralism”, bring and have already brought new injustices under the rule of force in the political issues. <...> The “new world order” does not tolerate objections from weak states, and therefore, © Siberian Federal University. <...> In fact, at the present time, NATO and the United States are increasingly turning into an international gendarme, ensuring the interests of transnational capital and the global oligarchy. <...> Modern ideologists of the new world order consistently demonstrate aggressiveness and desire for the destruction of government institutions, and they do not leave Russia and most other countries any hope of forming and carrying out an independent policy in the national interest. <...> Realizing its dominant position in the institutions of the US government, the world oligarchy is trying to use the national resources of the country to ensure its global domination. <...> That is why the ideologists of the world oligarchy committed to maintaining US global leadership. <...> US national security strategy in the 21st century is fastened upon keeping world leadership. <...> Expanding the “zone of vital US interests” to the scale of the entire planet, and the content of those interests – to the control of natural, demographic and economic resources of other countries, at the same time establishing an exclusive monopoly on the use of force in international affairs for the American military and diplomatic mechanisms, the world oligarchy plans to ensure its dominant position <...>