Sociological Monitoring of Interethnic Relations

Maximova, Svetlana; Noyanzina, Oksana; Omelchenko, Daria; Goncharova, Natalia; Максимов, М. Л.; Surtaeva, Olga V.

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.05.031

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“…Previously, scholarship on social practice theory has provided limited account on how the concept of practice can explain inter-ethnic relations [ 6 ]. Literature on inter-ethnic relations from the lens of social practice theory generally referred that ethnic communities often try to pursue cultural originality, traditional lifestyle, and associated social practices by practicing a territorial separation, which characterizes a particular area with a particular ethnic group [ 50 , 51 ]. This notion of territorial separation also applies to the context of inter-ethnic relations between Chinese Indonesian and pribumi.…”

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How inter-ethnic relations are reproduced through everyday social practices: A perspective from the Javanese nasi pecel vendors in Mataraman cities

Yulianto,

Swastika,

Kiling

2024

Heliyon

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How inter-ethnic relations are reproduced through everyday social practices: A perspective from the Javanese nasi pecel vendors in Mataraman cities

Yulianto,

Swastika,

Kiling

2024

Heliyon

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“…the following section. Maximova et al (2016) added that it is necessary for the researcher to use the most appropriate style of research methods that can be used for getting the accurate research results in this regard.…”

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The Effect of Selected Marketing Activities and Promotions on the Consumers Buying Behavior

Alhalalmeh

AL-khawaldah

Mohammad

et al. 2022

Business: Theory and Practice

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The core purpose of this study is to determine the impact of electronics marketing (word of mouth), perceived value, and social networking on customer buying behaviour through customer trust in the context of cosmetic industry of Jordan. To accomplish the main research objective, the study has followed SEM technique for analysing collected data. For data collection, the use of survey questionnaire has been made, in which data was collected from total 223 respondents. The results of this study confirm the significant impact of perceived value on customer trust and customer buying behaviour, whereas electronic marketing (word of mouth) was found to have insignificant impact on both customers buying behaviour and customer trust. Findings also revealed the significant impact of social networking networks on customer buying behaviour. However, its impact on customer trust was insignificant. With respect to mediating effect, customer trust significantly mediates the association between perceived value and customer buying behaviour.

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“…The processes of women's migration are growing in modern Russian society, forming specific female labor niches that require a comprehensive and integrated scientific analysis. The features of integration and assimilation of the visiting Muslim population are that Islam is able to absorb elements of different cultures and is more effective in countries with a high degree of secularization, in particular Russia [17], [18]. Modern sociologists note the irreversibility of the secularization process, its dual nature, associated not only with the weakening of religion, but also with its modification, manifested in the increasing importance of its updated samples [9], [10], [11], [20].…”

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Inclusion of the Muslim migrant women in host cross-border regions of Russia

Safronova¹,

Сарыглар²,

Максимов³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Development of Cross-Border Regions: Economic, Social and Security C

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The article is devoted to the analysis of the peculiarities of feminization of labor migration in the Altai Region. The paper deals with the gender aspects of the adaptation of migrants, manifested in assessments of satisfaction with different aspects of life activity. The specifics of the attitude towards the local population are described; an assessment of the degree of trust in basic social institutions, which determines the specificity of the activities of Muslim women in the border region of Russia. The author substantiates the conclusions about the increasing tendency of the growing number of women in the process of immigration from Asian countries to the Altai Territory, changes in the structure and content of the emotional and cognitive components of the ethnic self-awareness of migrant women. The presence of two mutually conditioned processes is described-the growth of assimilation and the preservation of ethnonational identity. The latent conflict of migration is a gender specific. The author presents a systematic analysis that identifies the ambiguous aspects of migration processes in the Russian border area, both with regard to the host population and the migrant women themselves. The author shows how migration intensifies the process of women's inclusion in the social and cultural space of the Russian territory. The activity of women depends on the social capital of the woman herself, the level of her initiative, her self-reliance, and flexible adaptability. The most successfully adapt and assimilate women with a higher or secondary special education; the presence of a prestigious specialty, crafts; knowledge of laws and migration documents; the presence of relatives who successfully adapted in the region earlier; the presence of Russian friends; a young and able-bodied age. In the cross-border territory, there is a formation of gender symmetry, which is not always characteristic of the countries of the outcome of women, especially those who preach Islam.

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Sociological Monitoring of Interethnic Relations

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

How inter-ethnic relations are reproduced through everyday social practices: A perspective from the Javanese nasi pecel vendors in Mataraman cities

How inter-ethnic relations are reproduced through everyday social practices: A perspective from the Javanese nasi pecel vendors in Mataraman cities

The Effect of Selected Marketing Activities and Promotions on the Consumers Buying Behavior

Inclusion of the Muslim migrant women in host cross-border regions of Russia

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