2016
DOI: 10.3844/ajassp.2016.1419.1427
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Priorities of Value Policy in Race and Ethnic Relations in the USA

Abstract: Conceptual interpretation of research practices undertaken in this study enabled the authors to identify the specific role of value policy as an efficiency factor of state management in improving race and ethnic relations in the United States. In this regard, the article aims to determine the priorities of value policy, considering the major trends of race relations development in the United States. The methodological basis for the research was formed by a sociological survey representing the formation of the … Show more

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“…Modern Russian society is rightly characterized as open to various influences (including negative ones, provoking different deviation), but not protected from them due to the crisis of spiritual and moral sphere (Volkov et al, 2016). Reforming the post-Soviet space have undermined the foundations of Russian society, its social immune system, brought to life forms of a social and deviating behavior (drugs, gambling, xenophobia), not having cultural roots in Russian society.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modern Russian society is rightly characterized as open to various influences (including negative ones, provoking different deviation), but not protected from them due to the crisis of spiritual and moral sphere (Volkov et al, 2016). Reforming the post-Soviet space have undermined the foundations of Russian society, its social immune system, brought to life forms of a social and deviating behavior (drugs, gambling, xenophobia), not having cultural roots in Russian society.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%