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The urgent issue of healthy (valeological) sociocultural and socio-legal relations in the era of globalization is analyzed in the paper. Relying on the works of famous philosophers and sociologists who note the existence of opposing globalization strategies in the 21st century (noospherism and globalismmondialism), their sociocultural basis is indicated. The most important role of the sociocultural foundations of society, ensuring its harmonization and recovery, is defined. In the socio-legal sphere, the authors identify three macro-socio-legal spheres of society, including in the era of globalization: norm-creating, (normosphere), marginosphere, and criminosphere. From the standpoint of general legal relations, they coexist in every society, including in a society of a globalizing sociosphere (which is in a state of instability and uncertainty). In a healthy and healing society, there is a high sociocultural level of the population, the normosphere is maximum, and the marginosphere and criminosphere are minimized. In an unhealthy society, on the contrary, the sociocultural level of the population is very low and continues to degrade; the normosphere is minimized; and the marginosphere and criminosphere grow and begin to prevail. The authors argue that the noosphere strategy of global social transition is aimed at creating a healthy, valueological sociosphere of the 21st century.

The Formation of Healthy Socio-Legal and Sociocultural Relations in the Age of Globalization