Frontier Materials & TechnologiesFrontier Materials & TechnologiesFrontier Materials & Technologies2782-40392782-6074Togliatti State University779Гуманитарные наукиTHEORETICAL BASIS OF FORMATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ACTOR FOREIGN POLICY IDENTITYТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКИЕ ОСНОВЫ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ ВНЕШНЕПОЛИТИ-ЧЕСКОЙ ИДЕНТИЧНОСТИ АКТОРА МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫХ ОТНОШЕНИЙTsyrfaIuliya AnatolievnaЦырфаЮлия Анатольевна
Ukraine

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Mc_Bukva@mail.ruInstitute of International Relations of Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University, KyivИнститут международных отношений Киевского национального университета имени Тараса Шевченко, Киев3103201411741792012202220122022https://vektornaukitech.ru/jour/article/view/779

The formation of the international relations actor identity is a key element in the process of establishing interactions of  the actors’ Selves with certain Others and their mutual perception. As the construction of the actor’s identity directly depends on the demarcation between its Self and the ex­ternal Other, the variability and transparency of established boundaries during the process of communication are determined with the degree of differentiation between the Self and the Others, the internal homogenization of the actors’ societies, as well as with the perception of differences existing between actors.

Формирование внешнеполитической идентичности акторов международных отношений является ключевым элементом процесса налажива­ния интеракций отдельных «Я» акторов с определенными «Другими» и их вза­имного восприятия. Поскольку конструирование идентичности актора напря­мую зависит от установления границ между его «Я» и внешними «Другими», вариативность и транспарентность таких границ в процессе коммуникации определяется степенью дифференциации «Я» и «Других», внутренней гомогенизацией социумов акторов, а также восприятием существующих между акто­рами отличий.

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