The Life Goals and Strategies of Russians in the Context of Passionarity

The Ambivalence of Power in the Twenty-First Century Economy

“…We conducted in-depth semi-structured interviews with young Moscow citizens aged between 16 and 30 who were engaged in environmental activities in their everyday lives. The minimum age threshold of 16 years is associated with the methodological norm of not collecting data from minors, while 30 is considered the upper threshold for 'youth' in the latest research in the field of youth studies in Russia (Sedova 2016;, although this is a matter of academic Index academic excellence 248,250,152,166,161 Altbach,Philip 237 ambiguity xxi,xxii,2,239,337,361 ambivalence (definition) xx-xxii, 2, 102, 284 ambivalence of power xxii-xxiii, 5-6, 9, 41, 54, 77, 78, 93-6, 123-5, 140-1, 146-7, 150, 167-8, 186, 191, 208-9, 212, 239-40, 245, 258, 264, 276, 303-4, 316-17, 336 1,5,16,22,24,33,44,263,274,282,284,293,106,112,Alexandr 64 checks and balances 15,19,xx,3,4,176 consumer cynicism 10,312,104,107,9,232 Crozier,149,151,167 Dobbin,Frank 4 Douglas,Mary 345 Douglass,John 242 Durkheim,…”

“…debate (Omelchenko 2020). By focusing, in particular, on young people with pronounced pro-environmental attitudes, we assume that they can be considered a more progressive sector of the population and become a driving force for ecological engagement (Sedova 2016).…”