Western and emerging economic worlds: Rejection or mutual complementarities?

The article addresses the fundamental problem of coordinating the economic interests of countries with different social systems in the process of ongoing gradual globalization. The author considers the most well-known planetary Projects while special attention focuses on the sustainable development Project as a universal transformation presented in Agenda 2030. The central place in the manuscript occupies the substantiation of the available scenario of mutual complementarities between the economies in Western and non-Western countries. The main preconditions necessary for the fulfillment of this scenario are revealed. According to the argumentation, the answer to the current neo-conservative challenge can be given due to the implementation of a fundamentally updated strategy of global sustainable development in accordance with new Agenda. It is intended to be embodied in an irreversible transition to a sustainable overall social transformation (SOST) that encompasses the entire world society as a system. As a result, it will become possible to establish an inclusively fair world economic order along with maintaining a new sustainable geopolitical order. Thus, a stable compromise coordination of the economic interests of countries with different social environment would be achieved.