THE INTERPRETATION OF THE IDEA OF AN IDEAL SOCIETY IN CONTEMPORARY IDEOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND CIVILIZATIONAL PARADIGMS

This study is devoted to analyzing the interpretation of the idea of an ideal society within contemporary ideological systems and civilizational paradigms. It examines how the concept of an ideal society has evolved within the framework of global political theories, civilizational development concepts, and ideological discourses formed in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. In modern ideological systems, the idea of an ideal society is often interpreted in connection with democratic institutions, civil society, human rights, and principles of sustainable development. At the same time, different civilizational models demonstrate that visions of a perfect society are shaped by cultural values, historical experience, and political traditions. The findings indicate that in contemporary political thought, the idea of an ideal society functions not merely as a theoretical ideal but as a key conceptual orientation shaping global ideological processes.