HISTORICAL-GENETIC ASPECT OF STATE GOVERNANCE IN THE INFORMATION SPHERE OF UKRAINE IN THE CONTEXT OF PROBLEMS AND PRINCIPLES OF FORMING A MODERN MODEL OF SUCH GOVERNANCE

Abstract

Among the sufficiently broad theoretical framework of scientific discourse on issues of public administration in the modern information sphere, it is worth noting those works whose authors almost unanimously argue that there is a lack of a comprehensive model of such administration, purportedly missing altogether: there are political, legal, and certain organizational principles (the presence of certain state, public, and other structures), but a clearly formulated and effective model is lacking. The historical-genetic aspect of public administration in the information sphere interests us with regard to the following: a) historical practices of information management in general, considering its significant societal importance; b) the formation of state-national models of management in this sphere, the experience of which, combined with modern, primarily European experience, can be used to develop a more advanced contemporary model of management in the information sphere. It is understood that basic political, economic, legal, organizational, and other issues are separately identified, which must be addressed in Ukraine in order for the system (model) of management in the information sphere to be more advanced and efficient.