“…In the context of increasing international ethnic integration scientists began considering the paradigm of value policy as a tool for resolving interracial and interethnic conflicts, the United States being in the focus of research (Bureiko, 2013;Bedrik et al, 2016). Central methodological issues of studying interracial conflicts include: A typology of cultural values in developing multicultural society (Firat and Boyer, 2015;Jonason et al, 2015); issues of identity (Hanson, 2015); identifying the links between culture and development, between values, institutes and politics (Kim, 2013;Patacchini and Zenou, 2016); processes of cultural transmission (Kim, 2013); the state role in transformation of cultural values of race and ethnic relations (Song, 2014;Shomanov and Zhusupbekova, 2015); formation of social values related to intercultural compatibility (Sobieraja et al, 2013;Kostina et al, 2015).…”