THE CONCEPT OF OF HUMAN DIMENSION IN THE CONTEXT OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL DISCOURSE OF HUMANISTIC MANAGEMENT

Problem statement in general and its relationship with important scientific or practical tasks The relevance of the study. The relevance of the reception of the human dimension as an anthropological dimension of humanistic management takes place in terms of relationships "man-society" since man is central in the whole European philosophy, which demonstrates not only general-theoretical, generalphilosophical, but praxiological sense as well. In the complex and contradictory development conditions of European philosophy, model of anthropocentrism, which includes features that are the foundation for analyzing the most deep and diverse relationships in the system "man-socium-nature" is formed. A model of a man in European philosophy is functional-basic and is the foundation for studying a number of universal patterns in the relationship of "man and society", "man and government", "man and management". Anthropological approach to the new format of receptions of man in the projection of anthropological dimensions of humanistic management in European Philosophy format lead to the three-level model, which is similar to a three-level model of the social world: 1) European society as a socium; 2) European society as a system-structural world; 3) European society as sociomicro- and sociomacrocosm of everyday life. This author's practice is part of performing the tasks of SRW of the Ministry of Education and Science "Formation of mechanisms of civilizational development of modern socium in a global dimension» (0111U010481), which will be used for preparing management regional development programs, particularly in determining the ways and trends of social development in the conditions of globalization, which allows to expand the means and methods of implementing economic, political and social reforms in the country to comply with general civilizational standards. The main provisions of scientific results form the theoretical and methodological basis of studying modern anthropological dimensions of the human being in European philosophy.