Diplomacy of non-state actors in a turbulent world order

Abstract

The article examines the role of diplomacy of non-state actors in world politics in an unstable world order. The author has established the dependence of quantitative and qualitative influence of non-state actors on global political processes, an attempt has been made to establish the degree of autonomy of non-state actors and to clarify their dependence on states and private donors. It is noted that, like states – the main actors of world politics, struggling to secure their national interests, informal non-state actors of world politics are also subjected to clustering. In conclusion there are trends creating prerequisites for the development of common humanitarian space of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), the use of the potential of large public organizations of each CIS member, countering Western claims to control non-state public organizations of the Commonwealth space