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In this work, the problem of the genesis of the Russian tradition of philosophy of economy is considered. The specifics of the regional factor of the Nicene Empire’s development are analyzed in the paradigm of the Byzantine tradition. The importance of modern Byzantine studies is postulated. The uniqueness and relevance of the reconstruction of the government and philosophical traditions of the Lascaris era have been marked, since in the Byzantine era of the medieval period of the Nicene Empire (the period of the reign of the first dynasty of emperors), there were both the natural regeneration (restorative) paradigm of cultural unity and the systematizing approach with clearly conservative tendencies, which was inherited by Russian philosophical thought and economic practices.
Byzantinism, economic order, philosophy, tradition, regulation, society, Lascaris, empire, Slavs, religiosity, Nicene Empire society
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