The monograph contains a critical analysis of the concept of “sustainable development”, its role and place in the construction of the “new world order”. Using a wide range of official sources and documents, the work proves that this process is consistent and controlled. It reveals not only the general philosophical intent of this project, but also its specific manifestations, which are closely related to the creation and evolution of the Club of Rome and its successor global institutions. The patterns and mechanisms of interaction between various structures of “sustainable development” are demonstrated, as well as the continuity of their evolution. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the mechanisms of undermining and eliminating the sovereignty of large self-sufficient states, primarily the Soviet Union. The decisive role in this of the “fifth column” is shown, including “agents of influence” represented by a number of major Soviet and Russian politicians and scientists. The author shows the mechanisms for introducing the ideas of “sustainable development” into public policy, the ways and means of adapting public consciousness to it, the leading role which deals with the theory of “global warming”, the ideologies of “democracy”, “human rights”, “minority rights”, “market economy”, “federalism”, etc. The book is intended for teachers and students of universities, specialists in the field of internal and foreign policy and a wide range of readers. Published in the author's edition.