Теория социокультурных систем english (стр. 7 из 11)

Homeland of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS during

its active assimilation by neighbouring SCS-s

Part of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS’ homeland transformed

into homeland or internal buffer zone of some SCS

Homeland which was not of socio-cultural

importance for Barbarian-Nomadic SCS

Own buffer zones of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS

Socio-cultural integration of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS

and its further socio-cultural assimilation within alien SCS

Migrations from the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS’ homeland

aimed at establishing a short-term domination over

some SCS and further socio-cultural integration with it

Re-grouping and transfers of forces within Barbarian-

Nomadic SCS, aimed at integration with a certain SCS

Employing Barbarian-Nomadic SCS for expanding

spaces controlled by SCS - its integrator / assimilator

Contacts within Barbarian-Nomadic SCS

Relics of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS

6.1. BARBARIAN-NOMADIC SCS

Model 1. Initial period of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS existence, surrounded by neighbours

not internally ready to integrate with it socio-culturally (from ansient times until I century AD)

Model 2. Establishing the buffer zone with Western SCS (I century - 375 AD)

Model 3. Socio-cultural integration of Barbarian-Nomadic and Western SCS.

Rise of the renewed Western SCS (from 375 until second half of the VII century AD)

Model 4. Creating the buffer zones between Barbarian-Nomadic SCS and all of its neighbouring SCS-s

(from the second half of theVII century until late XII century)

Model 5. Socio-cultural integration of Barbarian-Nomadic SCS with all the neighbouring, accessible to it SCS-s.

Socio-cultural assimilation of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS territory and population into these SCS

(late XII century - 1380-s)

Model 6. Rise of the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS residual homeland and population.

Conflict of various neighbouring SCS-s for its socio-cultural assimilation, with the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS itself marionette participation in the process (1380-s - middle of the XX century)

Model 7. Establishing the Barbarian-Nomadic SCS residual homeland and population

on the borders of Russian and Chinese SCS-s as their external buffer zone

(from the second half of the XX century and for some future)

6.2. MUSLIM SCS

Model 8. Initial sporadic colonization of the homeland territory in the most ancient civilizations and

unknown old centres of inhabitance (XXX - VII centuries BC)

Model 9. Initial spatial defining of the Muslim SCS territory and its early acquisition in the form of Empires.

Conflict with Western SCS of its second stage for buffer spaces (750-s - 330-s BC)

Model 10. Socio-cultural contest of Muslim SCS. Creating the internal buffer zones on borders with Western SCS. Assimilation of the other socio-cultural systems’ population within the Muslim territories

(from 330-s BC until early VII century AD)

Model 11. Islam as the product of the socio-cultural contest; unification of the Muslim territories based on Islam. Beginning of the Muslim controlled spaces growth, and establishing the buffer zones between Muslim SCS and all of its neighbouring SCS-s (Western, Barbarian-Nomadic, Hindu and Black African) (early VII century - 1258)

Model 12. Socio-cultural integration with Barbarian-Nomadic SCS. Further growth of the Muslim controlled spaces into the territories of Black African and Hindu SCS-s. Creating the military-political vassals and buffer zones

with all the neighbouring SCS-s (1258 - early XVIII century)

Model 13. Conflict for buffer spaces with various SCS-s. Loss of the military-political vassals and the alien socio-cultural systems permanent presence in the Muslim homeland. Diffusion of the Muslim communities outside

the Muslim homeland (early XVIII century - 1970-s)

Model 14. Liberation of the Muslim homeland and its internal buffer zones from the alien socio-cultural systems permanent presence. Political-geographical transformation of the Muslim SCS space based on its own socio-cultural standards. Conflict with other SCS-s for the external buffer zones (from 1970-s and for some future)