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Identification of “imaginary communities” in the period of “late modernity”: Current trend

Global economic, political, social and cultural transformations causing the crisis phe-nomena of the societies of “late modernity” again bring the problem of identity up to date. Turning to this topic reveals a complex of multidirectional processes, which provide the backdrop to the formation and rearrangement of new communities. As the basis for the socio-philosophical analysis of the problem, the concept of “imaginary communities” is proposed; this makes it possible to reveal the nature of the integration of social associ-ations and the search for self-identity. In terms of the concept introduced, the ambiva-lence of identification is shown; the mechanisms of self-determination in the conditions of a mobile, changing modernity are indicated.