METHODOLOGICAL BASIS FOR DEVELOPING THE THEORY OF INTERDEPENDENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY SECURITY

The article is devoted to the study of environmental and energy security and is the first step in solving the problem of developing a theory of interdependence of environmental and energy security in the context of new regionalization. In order to preserve and ensure sustainable environmental and energy security in the long term, not contradicting economic growth, it is necessary to develop such a theory of interdependence of environmental and energy security that would objectively reflect the patterns of interaction of a large number of socio-economic entities with certain economic interests in the process of transition from traditional to ՙՙgreen՚՚ management, and also describe new risks and threats to environmental and energy security. Taking into account current economic and geopolitical trends, the following were identified as methodological foundations that allow the development of the indicated theory: a systems approach, a meaningful understanding of the characteristics of the current stage of development of the global economy – the risk economy, not allowing randomness (RCT) when constructing the theory, pursuing as a goal the creation of a holistic systemic theoretical concept that describes the process under study through the disclosure of the laws governing it, as well as showing the patterns and instruments of the interaction of environmental and energy security, taking into account the existential forms of the object of study and their evolution.

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