Russian Identity and Interethnic Relations. Public Discourse and Social Practice : [monograph]

Drobizheva, L.M.; Arutyunova, Ekaterina M.; Evseeva, Mariya A.; Kuznetsov, Igor M.; Ryzhova, Svetlana V.; Fadeev, Pavel V.; Shchegolkova, Elena Yu.; Endryushko, Anna A.

doi:10.19181/monogr.978-5-89697-404-8.2022

2022

DOI: 10.19181/monogr.978-5-89697-404-8.2022

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Russian Identity and Interethnic Relations. Public Discourse and Social Practice : [monograph]

L.M. Drobizheva¹,

Ekaterina M. Arutyunova²,

Mariya A. Evseeva³

et al.

Abstract: В книге представлены результаты исследования консолидационного потенциала российской идентичности в контексте межнациональных отношений. В разделах монографии рассматриваются динамика распространённости и текущее состояние общероссийской идентичности на общероссийском и региональном уровне, процесс обновления ценностных маркеров общероссийской идентичности, роль языковой политики, взаимосвязь межэтнических установок, обобщённого и межэтнического доверия, воспринимаемого этнического неравенства. Книга будет инт… Show more

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Attitudes towards Patriotism and Patriotic Self-identity of Russian Students Youth in the Polarization of Russian Society

Murashcenkova,

Gritsenko,

Kalinina

et al. 2023

Social Psychology and Society

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Objective. The aim of the study is to analyze the salience and subjective significance of patriotic self-identity, and analyze the attitude towards patriotism among Russian student youth under conditions of polarization of Russian society. Background. Patriotic education of Russian youth, based on the potential of subject-to-subject interaction and implemented in the current polarization of Russian society, requires analysis of the patriotic self-identity of young people and their attitude towards patriotism. Study design. We carried out reflexive thematic analysis and qualitative content analysis of respondents' answers to open questions about the manifestations, advantages and shortcomings of patriotism. We evaluated the salience and subjective significance of patriotic self-identity among young people. Participants. University students from Moscow, Omsk, Penza, Saratov, Smolensk, Khabarovsk (670 Russians ages 18 to 25, M = 19,3, SD = 1,5, 21% of men) participated in the study. Data were collected in October 2022. Measurements. We used the shortened version of the questionnaire «Who am I?» by M. Kuhn, T. McPartland. We formulated the close-ended question to assess salience of patriotic self-identity, as in the Scale of Rapid Assessment of Ethnic Identity by N.M. Lebedeva, and open-ended questions for the assessment of attitude towards patriotism. Results. The subjective significance of patriotic self-identity for young people is low. One third of respondents are characterized by a fluctuating patriotic self-identity, one tenth of respondents feel very little patriotic, 6,4% of respondents do not feel patriotic at all. We discovered 5 types of attitudes among students towards patriotism. Recommendations were developed to increase the effectiveness of patriotic education of Russian students in the current conditions. Conclusions. There are barriers to the formation of a stable patriotic identity for a large part of the Russian student youth. Almost half of respondents identified a request for the development of constructive civic patriotism. In order to increase the effectiveness of patriotic education of young people in the current Russian context it is important to take into account the results of such research.

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Attitudes towards Patriotism and Patriotic Self-identity of Russian Students Youth in the Polarization of Russian Society

Murashcenkova,

Gritsenko,

Kalinina

et al. 2023

Social Psychology and Society

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The role of the Russian population in the sociocultural integration of peoples North Caucasus: demographic dynamics and perceptions student youth of the Stavropol Territory

Denisova,

Avdeev,

Vorobev

2024

Science. Culture. Society

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The article is devoted to the role of the Russian population in the sociocultural integration of the North Caucasus. The declining sociocultural status and negative migration and demographic dynamics of the Russian population of the North Caucasus have a negative impact on the further development of the region. The risks of reducing the role of Russian culture and weakening the mental basis of Russian sociocultural identity are increasing. Based on a sociological analysis of integration processes in the region, the sociocultural significance of Russians as bearers of the basic institutions of Russian culture and statehood in the process of Soviet and post-Soviet modernization is highlighted. The main reasons for the outflow of the Russian population in the 1980-1990s and the ongoing decline in its number are revealed. Based on a sociological survey, a positive assessment by young people of the contribution of the Russian population to the modernization of the North Caucasus, their positive ideas about the basic features of the national character of Russians living in the North Caucasus, a high degree of integration of young people around the main socio-cultural symbols of all-Russian identity were determined. According to respondents, the main reasons for the outflow of Russians from their region are the lack of prospects for development and self-realization, poverty and unemployment, clanism and corruption. The decline in the Russian population is not perceived by most young people as a significant problem. A high degree of coincidence of positive assessments by respondents of different ethnic groups of the contribution of the Russian population to the development of the North Caucasus was revealed, a significant degree of coincidence was established between the self-description of the communicative ethnic characteristics of Russian respondents and their perception by respondents from among the North Caucasian peoples. The results of the study confirm a steady trend towards strengthening interethnic integration among young people in the North Caucasus region.

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Image of Russia’s Future and Civic Identity of Frontier Population

Scheglova,

Maksimova,

Noyanzina

et al. 2024

Virtual Communication and Social Networks

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Ideas about the future of Russia are an important category of modern social knowledge as they tend to correlate with civic identity. This sociological study was conducted in 2021 in four border regions, i.e., Altai Territory, Kaliningrad Region, Voronezh Region, and Khabarovsk Territory. The online survey (n = 1736) involved various social networks and other Internet resources. The survey covered such aspects as attitudes to Russia’s future and foreign policy, characteristics of modern Russia and the Russia of the future, changes in its image, development scenarios, etc. The ideas about the image of Russia’s future correlated with civic identity. The frontier residents saw Russia as a legal, just, democratic, and safe state that supports its citizens in difficult situations. Less than half of the participants look into the future of the country with optimism and hope, while every third frontier resident mentioned feeling pessimism, fear, or anxiety. Senior citizens of the Kaliningrad Region were especially optimistic. However, a third of young people under 30 demonstrated pessimism regarding the future of this country. Respondents with a low civic identity had a negative view of Russia in 50 years. They mentioned depopulation and mass emigration to developed countries, as a result of which Russia becomes a resource appendage that survives by sheer dictatorship of power. Respondents with a strong sense of civic community hoped for the better: the state will gain power on the world stage, strengthen its internal positions by an improved social policy, and return to time-tested traditions and moral values.

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Attitudes towards Patriotism and Patriotic Self-identity of Russian Students Youth in the Polarization of Russian Society

Attitudes towards Patriotism and Patriotic Self-identity of Russian Students Youth in the Polarization of Russian Society

The role of the Russian population in the sociocultural integration of peoples North Caucasus: demographic dynamics and perceptions student youth of the Stavropol Territory

Image of Russia’s Future and Civic Identity of Frontier Population

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