The "Great Game" of World Powers and the social base of antagonisms

Abstract

The article substantiates the separation of the concepts of the unity of  purpose of the strategy (including the strategy of responsibility of the "circular  review") and the variability of the main and main enemy. The authors believe that  the main opponent of the West at the moment is Russia, and the main opponent  for a long strategic period is China. The inconsistency of the West's simultaneous  opposition to these antagonists is argued. The authors analyze the reasons for the variability of the "Big Game" of the world powers. The "globalist" layers are  identified and systematized. The groups of antagonists within Russia itself are  also highlighted. The variants of conflicts that can provoke these groups and the  possibilities of their union and political advancement are considered. The main  types of Westernism are also revealed.