The Knowledge Economy and Its Relationship to Politics
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https://doi.org/10.52521/poly.v18i1.14820Mots-clés :
Knowledge Economy, Politics, Democratization, Capitalism, E-GovernmentRésumé
The formation of the knowledge economy has become an inevitable trend in the modern world economy. Based on the four main pillars, the knowledge economy significantly affects the political activities of each country. This article analyzes the effects of the knowledge economy on politics, focusing on aspects such as: the democratization process; management and administration methods of the state apparatus; new requirements in protecting independence, sovereignty and maintaining peace; as well as negative impacts that deepen the contradictions in capitalism and create practical conditions for socialism. In addition, the article also mentions the connection between the study of the impact of the knowledge economy and innovation in Vietnam, especially in the field of politics.
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