imiМеждународная аналитикаJournal of International Analytics2587-84762541-9633MGIMO University10.46272/2587-8476-2023-14-1-138-148imi-473Research ArticleОБЗОРНЫЕ СТАТЬИRESEARCH ESSAYБРИКС+ как новая сила в глобальном управленииBRICS-Plus: the New Force in Global GovernanceЛисоволикЯ. Д.LissovolikYa. D.

Ярослав Дмитриевич Лисоволик, д. э. н., член совета

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4-й Добрынинский переулок, дом 8

Москва

Yaroslav D. Lissovolik, PhD in Economics, member of the Council

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8, 4th Dobryninsky Pereulok

Moscow

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   На фоне масштабных изменений в мировой экономике государства-участники объединения БРИКС становятся значительным центром силы и крайне важным фактором трансформации международной экономической системы. После председательства Китая в БРИКС, одним из главных результатов которого стали встречи с широким кругом быстроразвивающихся рыночных экономик, многие государства выразили желание присоединиться к группе БРИКС. Катализатором процесса расширения во многом стала открытость, демонстрируемая БРИКС посредством формата БРИКС+. На данном этапе ключевой вопрос касается траектории развития формата БРИКС+ и его способности усилить позиции БРИКС на мировой арене в целом и среди стран «Глобального Юга» в частности. В данной работе анализируются некоторые из возможностей создания новой структуры глобального управления в рамках формата БРИКС+, в частности, посредством организации платформ (в том числе в сфере финансов и в реальном секторе) с целью содействия сотрудничеству между суверенными фондами благосостояния и региональными банками развития «Глобального Юга». В числе важнейших областей можно отметить также запуск новой резервной валюты, которая могла бы послужить основанием для более глубокой экономической интеграции на базе широкой платформы, включающей развивающиеся страны.

   The global economy is currently experiencing unprecedented changes as the BRICS nations establish themselves as a signifi cant power center and a crucial factor in the transformation of the international economic framework. Following China’s chairmanship of BRICS, which culminated in the BRICS+ meetings with a diverse range of emerging market economies, these and other countries have expressed their desire to join the BRICS group. The expansion process was largely catalyzed by the openness exhibited by BRICS through the BRICS+ format. The main question at this juncture is how the BRICS+ format will develop and whether it can enhance the position of BRICS in the global arena and among the Global South. This paper explores some of the opportunities presented by the BRICS+ concept in the creation of new global governance, particularly through the establishment of platforms – including those in the real sector and fi nancial platforms aimed at promoting greater cooperation among the sovereign wealth funds and regional development banks of the Global South. Another critical area is the launch of a new reserve currency that could serve as the foundation for greater economic integration across the broad platform of the developing world.

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