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High Hume (Bio-power and Bio-policy in Society of Risk). M., 2009. 319 p.
Human simultaneously is the acting person of a few autonomous and interdepending forms of evolutional process. Accordingly, it is possible to select three forms of adaptation and three constituents of evolutional strategy of survival of humanity – biological, sociocultural and technological adaptations. The actual and potential consequences of development of so-called High Hume technologies (technologies of the guided evolution) most essential from major technological adaptations of humanity are analyzed. The phenomenon of bio-power within the framework of global coevolutional methodology as one of central elements of mechanism of mutual co-ordination of biological and sociocultural forms of evolutional process from one side and technocultural balance, with other is examined.
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