No 4 (2008)
- Year: 2008
- Articles: 13
- URL: http://journals.rudn.ru/sociology/issue/view/393
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The article describes the first model of sociological education developed by N.I. Kareev and M.M. Kovalevsky and implemented in Paris in Russian School of Social Sciences at the beginning of the XXth century.
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Approaches to class analysis raise a lot of discussions and debates among representatives of different sociological schools and perspectives. Transitional periods change views on forming class structure in the society. The article reviews the theory of neo-Marxist sociologist Erik Olin Wright. In his work Wright paid particular attention to the class analysis of modern societies, namely to the research into controversial class stands and the phenomenon of exploitation.
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The author maintains that growing importance of the occupational bias of a personality has led to shaping a new academic discipline pertaining to humanities. The article analyzes its subject-matter, method and functions.
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The studies of aloneness carried out in recent decades in Russia and abroad are scrutinized in the article. The majority of the research involved is essentially psychological. The research procedure is analyzed. The complexity of the empirical research of aloneness is emphasized. The alternative challenging approaches to the study of the most complicated phenomenon in the framework of sociology are enlisted as well.
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The article analyzes the concept of identity. The author views identity in communication perspective, interprets its basics through communication as well as specifies its forms within the context of global information environment surrounding the contemporary human being.
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The author focuses his attention on the peculiar features of migration processes in the modern Ukranian society. The article analyzes trends as well as economic, socio-cultural and social-psychological risks of outer labour migration. The author emphasizes both quantitative and qualitative consequences of labour migration including intellectual migration.
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The sense of instability, which has become one of the basic characteristics of public mind in the modern society, manifests itself most obviously in transitional periods, that is why the analysis of public fears is of vital importance in Russia today. The article describes the factors behind social fears in modern Russia and their peculiarities.
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The article analyses values of the intellectuals (intelligentsia) in Russia in regard to democracy basing on the data of sociologic research of 1992-2007.The article is based on the secondary analysis of such surveys as «True Russia: Social Stratification in Modern Russian Society»; «Elites and Future of Russia: Regional Perception» and public opinion monitoring in Volgograd Region.
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On the basis of empirical sociological research the article compares adopted values among youth in China and in Russia as well as in Russia and in Czech Republic, the states which implement different approaches to social change and emerging market economy.
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The article considers topical questions of building the Kazakh nation as a civil and ethnopolitical community, the questions widely uncovered in Sociology. The article analyzes the factors behind the union of the multiethnic Kazakh nation. At the same time, much attention is paid to debatable problems as well.
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The article considers basic principles of socially-oriented economy according to L. Erhard's model applied in Germany after World War II. It provides the analysis of their advantages and disadvantages, outlines the main subjects of economic relations and specifies the ways to implement the principles of socially-oriented market economy.
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