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- csp-1
- author: Stepanova, Elena
- title: “You cannot step into the same river twice”, – what does it mean for us today?
- date: 2017-04-14
- words: 2845
- flesch: 25
- summary: Theories and methodologies aimed at understanding the direction and mechanisms behind social change have differed dramatically since the emergence of the social sciences. We welcome interdisciplinary approaches to academic research and writing, since social changes and personal transformations cannot be fully understood from the perspective of any single social science or humanities discipline; nor can it be comprehended within the bounds of a single academic discipline.
- keywords: approaches; beliefs; century; changes; contemporary; context; cultural; elena; ethnic; freedom; historical; humanities; ideas; identity; issue; jensen; journal; main; market; methodologies; model; modern; moral; national; need; new; paper; people; personalities; political; post; religion; religious; research; sciences; social; social sciences; societies; society; soviet; study; theories; time; transformations; values; vol.1; way; western
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- csp-10
- author: Menshikov, Andrey
- title: “Modernity continues to be what structures our historical self-understanding…”
- date: 2017-09-29
- words: 1723
- flesch: 31
- summary: When the modernisation trajectories of alternative modernities failed to converge and the Communist version of modernity eventually collapsed, modernisation theory, with its most simplified version of “transitology”, came under severe criticism (Kapustin, 1998). Modernity remains an axial category within contemporary social sciences.
- keywords: andrey; cambridge; concept; cultural; current; democracy; european; historical; journal; menshikov; model; modernisation; modernities; modernity; new; paper; people; personalities; political; press; public; responsibility; russia; self; social; societies; soviet; theories; theory; traditional; university; values; vol; world
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- csp-100
- author: Andreassen, Bengt-Ove
- title: The Norwegian Political Discourse on Prohibiting Muslim Garments. An Analysis of Four Cases in the Period 2008–2018
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 9216
- flesch: 52
- summary: The conclusion was that such a prohibition could not be effectuated in Norwegian schools (The Royal Ministry of Law and Police, Law Division, 2010). In a press release on March 22, 2010, Minister of Education Halvorsen stated that this meant that the government would not take any further measures to prohibit the hijab in Norwegian schools: Jeg mener lovavdelingens vurdering viser at et forbud kun mot hijab vil være diskriminerende og dermed i strid med menneskerettighetene.
- keywords: act; addition; andreassen; article; ban; bengt; bruk; burqa; case; christianity; church; clothing; constitution; conventions; core; countries; course; cultural; curriculum; debate; decision; det; different; directorate; division; education; europe; european; evangelical; forbud; fra; freedom; garments; general; groups; har; hijab; https://changing-sp.com/; human; human rights; integration; international; islam; jensen; justice; law; legal; lutheran; march; media; minister; ministry; minority; mot; muslims; national; new; niqab; norway; norwegian; norwegian state; oslo; ove; parliament; party; people; period; personalities; places; plagg; police; police uniform; political; press; primary; proposal; proposition; public; public debate; question; reference; regulations; release; religion; religious; report; research; rights; royal; schools; secondary; secular; societies; society; som; state; statement; storberget; stortinget; til; translation; uniform; university; use; values; vol
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- csp-101
- author: Iakimova, Olga A.; Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Religious Education in Russian Schools: Plans, Pains, Practices
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 6363
- flesch: 40
- summary: The introduction of the course compelled Russian scholars to engage in comparative research on the development of normative framework and teaching practice in religious education. Despite the importance of global trends and international debates, it is crucial to observe the local dynamics and discover how particular conceptualizations of religion, education goals, principles and teaching practices affect religious education and its development.
- keywords: academic; andrey; children; community; confessional; context; course; cultural; cultures; data; development; different; district; diversity; dynamics; education; ethics; federal; female; frcse; fundamentals; goals; hours; https://changing-sp.com/; iakimova; identity; introduction; jensen; learning; life; local; menshikov; module; moral; national; number; official; olga; orthodox; parents; particular; people; percent; personalities; practice; public; region; religion; religious; religious cultures; religious education; research; russian; schools; secular; secular ethics; selection; societies; society; students; studies; study; sverdlovsk; table; teachers; teaching; textbooks; upskilling; vol; world; yekaterinburg
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- csp-102
- author: Sokolov, Sergei V.
- title: Between Barbarism and Progress: Enlightenment Historical Writings on a Major Conflict in Russian History
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 9349
- flesch: 56
- summary: The discourse on Russian barbarism had been known in Europe since at least 16th century, but Enlightenment thinkers gave it a new shape by juxtaposing the ancient conception of barbarism with the rather modern idea of progress. Napoleon himself on Saint Helena claimed that “the courage of the French was defeated by frost, the fire of Moscow and Russian barbarism” (Segur, 1859, p. 311).
- keywords: 18th; 18th century; 19th; academy; ancient; approach; article; baptism; barbarians; barbaric; barbarism; barbarous; book; british; cambridge; centuries; century; century russian; christianization; civilization; civilized; common; concept; conception; conflict; country; cross; culture; development; dictionary; discourse; doi; earlier; early; empire; english; enlightened; enlightenment; european; example; ferguson; french; german; gibbon; great; historians; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; istoriia; karamzin; language; lomonosov; london; long; main; meanings; military; modern; mongols; morals; moscow; nations; nestor; new; notion; people; personalities; petersburg; place; primary; prince; progress; reason; religion; roman; russian; russian history; russian language; saint; savage; schlözer; sergei; shcherbatov; shlёtser; slavs; social; societies; society; sokolov; state; study; term; thinkers; time; tribes; university; velizhev; view; vol; west; word; works; writers; writings; years
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- csp-103
- author: Kokin, Daniil I.
- title: Jonathan Floyd (2019). What’s the Point of Political Philosophy? Medford, MA: Polity Press
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 2273
- flesch: 61
- summary: What’s the Point of Political Philosophy? Medford, MA: Polity Press Daniil I. Kokin Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia During a conversation with scholars concerned with political philosophy, it is highly likely to hear that only political philosophers themselves are fond of reflecting upon their subject.
- keywords: answer; argument; book; cambridge; chapter; concepts; critique; examples; floyd; ideas; key; normative; ordering; oxford; people; philosophy; point; political; political philosophy; press; principles; question; reader; role; second; subject; university; way
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- csp-104
- author: Antonova, Natalya L.; Merenkov, Anatoly V.
- title: Perceived Personal Attractiveness and Self-Improvement Practices
- date: 2020-04-10
- words: 7569
- flesch: 57
- summary: Laurie Essig observes that in the modern fluid and fast-changing world, people are trying to maintain control over their lives and their future through body practices https://changing-sp.com/ https://guilfordjournals.com/author/Clay%2C+Daniel https://guilfordjournals.com/author/Vignoles%2C+Vivian+L https://guilfordjournals.com/author/Dittmar%2C+Helga 94 Natalya L. Antonova, Anatoly V. Merenkov (Essig, 2010). Body image is created by interactions between one’s thoughts, views, perceptions, and attitudes in relation to one’s body (Cash, 2004).
- keywords: 24–30; 31–50; age; age groups; aged; anatoly; antonova; appearance; attractive; beautiful; beauty; biological; bodies; body; body image; contemporary; cultural; development; differences; different; doi; eating; effort; enhancement; exercise; gender; generations; groups; healthy; https://changing-sp.com/; human; ideal; image; importance; improvement; intelligence; interviews; life; london; male; men; merenkov; middle; modern; modification; natalya; need; new; older; people; percent; perceptions; personalities; personality; physical; plastic; practices; productivity; qualities; quality; respect; respondents; role; russian; self; share; social; societies; society; sociology; stamina; standards; study; surgery; survey; system; time; use; vol; women; work; yekaterinburg; young; younger
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- csp-109
- author: Jelenko, Jernej
- title: The Role of Intergenerational Differentiation in Perception of Employee Engagement and Job Satisfaction among Older and Younger Employees in Slovenia
- date: 2020-04-10
- words: 9061
- flesch: 42
- summary: In summary, anyone who is subject to unfair or different treatment in the context of his or her employment on the basis of age experiences age discrimination in the workplace (Zacher & Steinvik, 2015). It was also found that perceived age discrimination has both a greater direct effect on job satisfaction among older employees and a greater indirect effect on older employees’ engagement than on younger employees’ job satisfaction and engagement.
- keywords: 68–90; age; age discrimination; ageing; ageism; analysis; bakker; constructs; correlation; data; differences; differentiation; direct; discrimination; diversity; doi; e.g.; economic; effect; emotional; employee; employee engagement; engagement; environment; equation; factors; figure; findings; fit; form; greater; groups; health; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; human; hypothesized; important; indicators; individual; intergenerational; intergenerational differentiation; internal; interpersonal; items; jelenko; jernej; job; job satisfaction; journal; level; management; measure; model; negative; older; older employees; organizational; participants; personalities; positive; psychological; psychology; questionnaire; relationship; reliability; research; results; role; sample; satisfaction; scale; schaufeli; self; shows; slovenia; social; societies; socio; structural; studies; study; support; table; theory; validity; values; vol; work; work engagement; workers; working; workplace; younger; younger employees
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- csp-11
- author: Wagner, Peter
- title: The End of European Modernity?
- date: 2017-09-29
- words: 4088
- flesch: 48
- summary: We need to look at transformations of European modernity to develop a sense of rise and decline. Given the explicitness and radicality of the ways in which the human condition was being rethought in Enlightenment philosophy, the view became widespread that this marked the onset of European modernity – and, by implication, of modernity tout court.
- keywords: 20th; action; autonomy; beings; century; collective; commitment; core; current; decline; democracy; democratic; economic; elites; end; european; european modernity; face; freedom; great; high; historical; history; human; individual; interpretation; model; modernity; need; new; notion; ontology; particular; past; period; personalities; peter; political; polity; radical; rise; second; self; social; societies; society; solidarity; terms; time; vol; wagner; war; way; west; world
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- csp-111
- author: Soloviy, Roman
- title: “Messianicity Without Messianism”: On the Place of Religion in the Philosophy of Jacques Derrida
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 7122
- flesch: 46
- summary: In J. Derrida & J. D. Caputo (Eds.), Deconstruction in a Nutshell: a Conversation with Jacques Derrida (pp. 3–28). The only common feature of messianicity and religious messianism is the formal structure of the promise of the coming, by which Derrida reads messianism against itself.
- keywords: absolute; appeal; arrival; atheism; benjamin; caputo; come; coming; concept; deconstruction; derrida; desire; difference; eds; expectation; experience; faith; form; french; future; general; god; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; hägglund; idea; important; interpretation; jacques; jewish; justice; kearney; lévinas; messiah; messianicity; messianism; moment; new; openness; past; peace; personalities; philosophical; philosophy; possibility; present; press; promise; question; radical; reading; religion; religious; roman; societies; soloviy; specific; structure; texts; thought; time; tradition; university; unpredictable; vol; weak; work; york
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- csp-113
- author: Keune, Oliver
- title: Preventing Anti-Semitism and Other Forms of Barbarism in the Present and in the Future through Art: Using the Example of the Play “The Investigation. Oratorio in 11 Songs” by Peter Weiss
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 8502
- flesch: 60
- summary: Der Dramatiker Peter Weiss [The playwright Peter Weiss]. © 2021 Oliver Keune Accepted 4 August 2020 okoine@urfu.ru Published online 9 July 2021 ARTICLE Preventing Anti-Semitism and Other Forms of Barbarism in the Present and in the Future through Art: Using the Example of the Play “The Investigation. Oratorio in 11 Songs” by Peter Weiss Oliver Keune Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia ABSTRACT 75 years have passed since the liberation of Auschwitz, but racism, nationalism and xenophobia (including anti-Semitism) are still widespread; in fact, due to an increasingly solipsistic policy of international leaders, hostility against those who don’t match race, religion, culture or sexual orientation is even experiencing a renaissance.
- keywords: 1965a; accused; afd; anti; article; auschwitz; barbarism; berlin; camp; clear; concentration; course; death; deputy; der; deutsche; die; different; documentary; drama; eichmann; eine; ermittlung; europe; example; experience; fact; far; february; form; frankfurt; german; government; hell; historical; history; hochhuth; holocaust; https://changing-sp.com/; höcke; important; intention; investigation; jews; keune; kipphardt; langbein; life; like; list; main; method; migrants; naumann; nazi; new; number; oliver; order; party; past; people; personalities; peter; peter weiss; phenomenon; place; play; political; possible; power; present; process; question; references; report; right; school; schumacher; second; semitism; shooting; societies; society; songs; story; suhrkamp; swan; theatre; time; translation; trial; und; verlag; victims; vol; war; way; weiss; wing; works; world; years; york
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- csp-114
- author: Ismagilova, Fairuza S.; Maltsev, Aleksey V.; Sattarov, Erkinbai N.
- title: The The Uzbek National Tradition in the Pedagogical Practices of Adult Educators
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 7641
- flesch: 45
- summary: This study aims to investigate whether and to what extent the national context affects teaching methods, in particular the interactive methods, which Uzbek professors use for training the civil service talent pool. The determination of the confidence interval for the choice of teaching methods allowed us to distinguish three groups: 1 – the most preferred methods, 2 – the medium preferred, and 3 – the least preferred (Table 6).
- keywords: adult; aleksey; analysis; case; characteristics; choice; civil; cluster; coaching; content; content analysis; criteria; cultural; culture; development; discussion; doi; education; effective; environment; erkinbai; evaluation; experience; factor; fayruza; focus; following; group; hand; https://changing-sp.com/; hypothesis; identity; interactive; interactive methods; international; ismagilova; knowledge; learning; life; maltsev; mentoring; methods; modern; national; national context; new; number; participants; pedagogical; people; personalities; playing; pool; practice; problems; professional; professors; responses; results; role; sattarov; service; shadowing; shows; social; societies; specific; students; study; system; table; talent; teachers; teaching; teaching methods; time; traditions; training; trends; units; use; uzbekistan; values; vol; work; young
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- csp-117
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Editor’s Note
- date: 2020-04-10
- words: 1130
- flesch: 28
- summary: Thus, society is now facing a whole range of ethical and legal dilemmas, which results in some serious disagreements on crucial life issues, including reproductive technologies. Unfortunately, the existing literature on the problem rarely considers social exclusion and security border issues as an Received 1 March 2020 © 2020 Elena A. Stepanova Published online 10 April 2020 stepanova.elena.a@gmail.com https://changing-sp.com/ 6 Elena A. Stepanova integrated question.
- keywords: age; article; beauty; body; border; campa; concepts; emotional; exclusion; fourth; https://changing-sp.com/; human; industrial; intelligence; issues; job; life; personalities; philosophy; political; revolution; social; unborn
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- csp-118
- author: Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Samuel A. Greene, Graeme B. Robertson (2019). Putin v. the People. The Perilous Politics of a Divided Russia. Yale University Press
- date: 2020-04-10
- words: 1619
- flesch: 48
- summary: The latter is as important as a repressive state apparatus in sustaining Russian authoritarian regime. Thus, the “big three” of Russian politics – “autocracy, state-dominated media, and non- ideological, patriotic politics” (p. 152) – create a different psychological terrain in which political choices have to be made.
- keywords: andrey; authoritarian; authors; book; current; important; internet; kremlin; media; menshikov; opposition; ordinary; people; political; politics; power; president; putin; regime; rule; russian; social; studies; support; university; wrong
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- csp-12
- author: Inglehart, Ronald F.
- title: Evolutionary Modernization Theory: Why People’s Motivations are Changing
- date: 2017-09-29
- words: 7079
- flesch: 43
- summary: 142 Ronald F. Inglehart These two hypotheses generate several predictions concerning value change. This led to a process of intergenerational value change that has been transforming the politics and culture of high-income societies, and is likely to transform China, India and other rapidly-developing societies when they reach a stage where a large share of the population grows up taking survival for granted.
- keywords: authoritarian; basic; behavior; birth; cambridge; change; choice; cohorts; conditions; conscious; countries; cultural; culture; decades; development; differences; economic; education; emphasis; equality; evidence; evolutionary; existential; expression; fincher; free; gender; greater; group; high; history; human; hypothesis; income; industrial; inglehart; insecure; intergenerational; levels; life; long; major; modernization; new; norms; norris; people; personalities; physical; political; population; postmaterialist; press; princeton; priority; replacement; rise; ronald; science; secure; security; self; shift; social; societies; society; strong; survival; theory; thornhill; time; tolerance; university; values; war; women; world; york
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- csp-124
- author: Davydov, Dmitriy A.
- title: The Crisis of Humanism and Emerging Post-Anthropocentric Epoch: A Personalistic View
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 14046
- flesch: 46
- summary: The existence of human personality in the world suggests that the world is not self-sufficient, that the transcendence of the world is inevitable, its completion being found not in itself, but in God, the supermundane being. In a broad sense, humanism can be used to describe any orientation towards human beings in terms of their happiness, material or spiritual well-being, etc.
- keywords: activity; alienation; anthropocentrism; anti; appeal; approach; basis; beings; berdyaev; biological; bodies; body; books; braidotti; certain; change; christian; common; consciousness; context; contradictions; control; creative; crisis; criticism; cultural; culture; davydov; destruction; dialogue; direct; discourses; dmitriy; e.g.; earthly; ethical; ethics; example; existence; existential; experience; fact; ferrando; forms; framework; freedom; future; global; god; habermas; https://changing-sp.com/; human; human nature; humanism; humanistic; humanity; idea; ideological; immanent; improvement; individual; internal; intersubjective; interventions; isolated; kind; life; lifeworld; london; love; main; marx; material; matter; means; modern; moscow; natural; nature; necessary; new; nietzsche; optics; order; organic; organism; original; particular; people; personalistic; personalities; personality; perspective; philosophical; philosophy; place; point; position; possible; posthumanism; present; press; problem; reality; reason; relations; relationship; religious; renaissance; right; risks; self; sense; set; social; societies; society; space; species; state; stirner; subjectivity; taylor; technological; technologies; terms; thinking; time; today; trans; transformation; transhumanism; understanding; unity; universal; university; values; view; vol; way; work; world; york
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- csp-129
- author: Zalesskaia, Olga V.
- title: Chinese Migration and Cross-Border Practices in the Russian-Chinese Interaction in the Far East: Four Stages of Intercultural Dialogue
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 6554
- flesch: 54
- summary: Chinese migration is an indispensable condition for the emergence and development of cross-border practices in the RFE and the presence and economic activity of Chinese migrants ensures the continued development of forms of cross-border interaction and, in general, the dialogue between the cultures. At the same time, Chinese migrants in the Russian Far East formed one a distinct, but related subgroup.
- keywords: 19th; activities; amur; archive; article; border; border practices; business; century; children; china; chinese; chinese border; chinese interaction; chinese migrants; chinese migration; chinese workers; civil; contacts; cross; cultural; culture; customs; development; dialogue; east; eastern; economic; ethnic; exchange; far; file; flows; fond; foreign; goods; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; important; integral; interaction; intercultural; international; khabarovsk; labor; measures; migrants; migration; national; new; olga; p-2; people; period; personalities; policy; population; practices; process; region; relations; revolutionary; rfe; rfe border; rights; russian; school; significant; sino; situation; societies; socio; soviet; state; studies; study; territories; territory; time; total; trade; union; vladivostok; vol; war; workers; zalesskaia
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- csp-13
- author: Martianov, Victor
- title: Apologia of Modernity
- date: 2017-09-29
- words: 8012
- flesch: 26
- summary: In this context, the ideological genesis of political Modernity is evident from the crisis in Christian morality, which was caused by the birth and development of the capitalist world-system. The thesis of the axiological unity and institutional diversity of global Modernity is advanced in opposition to the concept of pluralist modernity as a rhetorically veiled civilisational approach.
- keywords: alternative; axiological; capitalism; changes; citizens; civilisational; collective; concept; conditions; connected; consensus; context; criticism; cultural; democracy; development; differences; different; dominant; economic; effective; end; ethical; example; expansion; factors; favour; field; forces; form; future; general; global; global modernity; globalisation; globalised; historical; history; human; humanity; impossible; individual; industrial; institutional; interaction; interests; internal; jameson; key; late; legitimacy; level; liberal; life; mankind; market; martianov; model; modern society; modernisation; modernities; modernity; moral; movement; national; nationalism; nations; new; non; order; particular; periphery; personalities; political; political project; politics; post; postmodernism; power; press; principles; problem; processes; project; rights; self; social; societies; society; space; states; system; terms; territorial; theories; time; traditional; transformation; transition; universal; values; victor; vol; way; world
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- csp-130
- author: Hassan, Mohmmed Salah; Al Halbusi, Hussam; Najem, Ali; Razali, Asbah; Abdel Fattah, Fadi Abdel Muniem; Williams, Kent A.
- title: Risk Perception, Self-Efficacy, Trust in Government, and the Moderating Role of Perceived Social Media Content During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- date: 2021-04-19
- words: 10974
- flesch: 46
- summary: Hence, public risk perception and self-efficacy can help individuals understand and manage their responses (Reynolds & Seeger, 2005; Vos & Buckner, 2016). McCarthy, Brennan, De Boer, and Ritson (2008) argued that one critical factor affecting risk perception is how the media shape public risk perception.
- keywords: 9–35; ability; actions; analysis; assessment; bandura; behavior; beliefs; bias; cognitive; communication; constructs; content; control; coronavirus; countries; covid-19; crisis; critical; current; data; different; dimensions; disease; effect; efficacy; et al; formative; government; h1n1; hair; halbusi; hassan; hazard; health; high; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; human; hussam; individuals; influence; information; interaction; international; issues; items; journal; level; malaysia; measurement; measures; media; media content; method; model; mohmmed; najem; new; order; outbreak; paek; pandemic; people; perceptions; personalities; platforms; podsakoff; political; positive; primary; psychology; public; public health; quality; reflective; relationship; research; responses; results; review; risk; risk perception; role; salah; sars; science; second; self; severity; shapes; significant; slovic; social; social media; societies; song; sources; study; support; susceptibility; table; theory; trust; twitter; understanding; university; usage; use; value; van; variables; variance; vol; world
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- csp-131
- author: Martianov, Victor S.; Fishman, Leonid G.
- title: The Rise and Decline of Soviet Morality: Culture, Ideology, Collective Practices
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 12288
- flesch: 41
- summary: As the significance of the upper stratum of Soviet values decreased, consumer discourses strengthened along with a painful sensitivity to the material dimension of life, inequalities of consumption and lack of access to scarce goods. In the late USSR, the flip side of Soviet values was a generalised image of the West taking the form of a consumer paradise, all the power of its advertising being used to destroy the habitual Soviet asceticism, which had failed to take account of everyday life, the comfort and amenities of the private life world against the background of the movement towards communism in the discourse of the total liberation of mankind.
- keywords: 1990s; achievements; alternative; authors; basis; big; bourgeois; case; citizens; class; classes; codes; collapse; collective; common; communard; communist; communities; consciousness; contemporary; corporate; course; creative; criminal; cultural; culture; degree; development; economic; education; elites; ethics; everyday; existence; extent; fact; fishman; form; freedom; general; goals; great; greater; groups; hand; heroes; heroic; hierarchy; high; higher; highest; historical; history; honour; https://changing-sp.com/; ideals; ideological; ideology; individual; informal; institutions; interests; late; leonid; level; liberal; life; literature; local; majority; martianov; material; model; modern; moral values; morality; moscow; movements; necessary; need; new; noble; non; norms; official; order; party; patterns; people; period; personalities; personality; place; point; political; post; practices; present; private; project; public; quasi; reality; reason; religion; result; revolution; revolutionary; role; russian; self; sense; significant; similar; small; social; socialism; societies; society; soviet; soviet ideology; soviet morality; soviet people; soviet project; soviet social; soviet society; soviet values; space; standards; state; stratification; structures; system; terms; time; transformation; transition; trust; universal; upbringing; ussr; values; victor; view; virtue; virtue ethics; way; work; world; yurchak
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- csp-133
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Editor’s Note
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 1382
- flesch: 24
- summary: 133–135 http://dx.doi.org/10.15826/csp.2020.4.2.093 EDITORIAL Editor’s Note The current issue of Changing Societies & Personalities aims to investigate value transformations in various spheres of social life, such as the image of religion in the memorial places and its impact on national identity; the concept of time maintaining full openness to the future and remembering the past, as well as messianism in the works of prominent contemporary French philosophers; the balance between openness to global influences and national identity in education; the role of professional organizations in civil society; and review of the research on ethical and psychological reasons in reproductive donation. The authors’ intention is to address the existing research gap in studying professional nurse associations in Russia.
- keywords: article; associations; authors; cemetery; context; derrida; donation; education; elena; identity; methods; national; nurses; present; professional; psychological; religion; religious; reproductive; research; review; role; russia; society; soloviy; traditional; vyšehrad
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- csp-134
- author: Bubík, Tomáš
- title: A Graveyard as a Home to Ghosts or a Subject of Scholarly Research? The Czech National Cemetery at Vyšehrad
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 10962
- flesch: 54
- summary: Contemporary research confirms that religion is not an important theme for Czech society and is much less visible in public life than is the case, for example, in the neighbouring countries like Poland, Slovakia and Hungary (Máté-Tóth, 2019), that is in countries with a similar historical and cultural experience. A number of specialized studies dealing with the decline in the importance of religion in Czech society are usually based on sociological studies, and they reveal much of importance (Hamplová, 2013; Horák, 2015; Lužný, 1999; Nešpor, 2010; Václavík, 2009).
- keywords: actor; attitudes; bereaved; body; bubík; building; burial; case; catholic; cemeteries; cemetery; century; changes; character; christian; church; communist; contrast; cross; cultural; culture; czech; czech national; czech society; czechness; date; death; deceased; emphasis; events; example; expression; fact; faith; figure; final; football; form; funerary; genius; god; gravestones; graveyard; great; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; human; idea; identity; ideology; important; inscriptions; jesus; josef; key; lands; language; letters; level; life; masopust; modern; monument; mortuary; national; national cemetery; new; nineteenth; non; number; particular; period; personages; personal; personalities; perspective; piety; place; political; prague; praha; present; questions; regime; relationship; religion; religiosity; religious; renowned; republic; research; secular; significant; slavín; societies; society; song; space; study; symbol; symbolism; theme; time; tomb; tomáš; traditional; values; view; vol; vyšehrad; vyšehrad cemetery; words; world; year; zelinsky
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- author: Symaniuk, Elvira E.; Polyakova, Irina G.; Kvashnina, Elena V.
- title: Review of International Research on Ethical and Psychological Barriers to Reproductive Donation
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 6415
- flesch: 45
- summary: In another work of de Lacey (2007, p. 1757), it is shown that provisional donors and discarders differ in terms of their interpretation of embryos, that is, embryo donors relate more to the “metaphor of pregnancy termination” while those who discard embryos emphasize the adoption metaphor. As for the practical implications of the contemporary studies described above, they demonstrate the need for clear guidelines for reproductive donors.
- keywords: anonymity; attitudes; barriers; cases; child; countries; couples; decision; den; doi; donating; donation; donors; egg; egg donation; elena; elvira; embryo donation; embryos; et al; ethical; factors; fear; fertility; frozen; health; https://changing-sp.com/; human; humrep; important; information; inhorn; instance; irina; journal; kvashnina; law; making; medicine; mohr; motherhood; motivation; new; offspring; oocyte; personalities; polyakova; potential; process; psychological; reasons; recipients; reproductive; reproductive donation; research; review; semen; societies; sperm; sperm donation; sperm donors; sterility; studies; surrogacy; surrogate; symaniuk; van; vol; women
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- author: Trubina, Elena G.
- title: Germaine R. Halegoua (2019). The Digital City: Media and the Social Production of Place. New York: New York University Press.
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 1802
- flesch: 38
- summary: 248–251 251 of the conclusions she comes to in this chapter is that “a shift in perspective and the incorporation of digital media as creative rather than commercial could help recognize experiences of place attachment and place identity that are emerging alongside digital media use in everyday life” (p. 213). The book ends with generous suggestions for future research, and I am confident that it will acts as a stimulus to further research into digital cities.
- keywords: author; authorities; book; chapter; cities; citizens; city; creative; data; datafication; devices; digital; everyday; google; halegoua; life; media; place; placemaking; practices; self; sense; space; spatial; urban; use; ways
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- author: Salis, Giorgia; Flegl, Martin
- title: Cross-Cultural Analysis of Gender Gap in Entrepreneurship
- date: 2021-04-19
- words: 8667
- flesch: 47
- summary: H6: A high level of Masculinity does not necessarily correspond to high gender gap in entrepreneurship H7: A country’s level of development is not relevant in affecting gender gap in entrepreneurship As proven by Rubio-Bañón and Esteban-Lloret (2016), the levels of Masculinity and of development of a country do not seem to be relevant when looking at the https://changing-sp.com/ 90 Giorgia Salis, Martin Flegl gender gap in entrepreneurship in different countries. In addition, the results also indicate that a lower level of gender gap is also observed in rather individualistic, pragmatic and risk-adverse cultures.
- keywords: america; analysis; avoidance; bañón; business; change; confidence; consideration; constant; countries; country; cultural; data; development; distance; economic; effect; entrepreneurial; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship monitor; fact; female; feminine; flegl; focus; gap; gender; gender gap; giorgia; global; global entrepreneurship; hdi; high; higher; hofstede; https://changing-sp.com/; human; idv; income; index; individualism; ivr; level; long; low; lower; lto; martin; masculinity; model; monitor; nations; negative; new; ones; order; orientation; paper; pdi; personalities; positive; previous; relevant; report; research; results; rubio; salis; significant; social; societies; society; spain; stage; table; term; uai; uncertainty; variables; vol; women; world
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- csp-14
- author: Tomiltseva, Daria
- title: Historical Responsibility, Historical Perspective
- date: 2017-09-29
- words: 7666
- flesch: 36
- summary: Historical responsibility as an aspiration for the future The problem of historical responsibility as an aspiration for the future is developed to a lesser degree. Changing Societies & Personalities, 2017 Vol. 1, No. 2 http://dx.doi.org/10.15826/csp.2017.1.2.012 ARTICLE Historical Responsibility, Historical Perspective Daria Tomiltseva Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia ABSTRACT This article examines the problem of understanding historical responsibility in the context of historical perspective.
- keywords: actions; agamben; approach; article; author; case; century; certain; chronology; communities; concept; connection; consideration; context; criteria; culture; daria; decision; definition; derrida; different; discussion; eternal; ethics; events; example; existence; fact; future; global; guilt; historical; historical responsibility; history; human; interpretation; jesus; law; legal; meaning; memory; messianism; miller; moral; nancy; necessary; need; notion; obligations; ontological; past; people; personalities; perspective; pilate; point; political; position; possible; practices; problem; question; recognition; relations; religious; researcher; responsibility; sense; situation; social; societies; task; temporal; theological; time; tomiltseva; trial; understanding; unfolding; value; vol; way
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- author: L V, Mithunasri; Jadhav, Anil
- title: Influence of Self-Perception and Importance of Body Image on the Methods Implemented to Enhance the Physical Appearance
- date: 2021-04-19
- words: 6400
- flesch: 52
- summary: (2013) discovered a solid connection between body image satisfaction and health-related quality of life, which is physical and mental. On account of physical health, the point that body satisfaction held a more grounded prescient incentive than body mass index, which is a calculated ratio of a person’s height to weight is to be noted.
- keywords: analysis; anil; appearance; beauty; body; body image; comparison; complexion; confidence; construct; data; effect; equation; esteem; exercise; factors; features; figure; fit; hair; health; https://changing-sp.com/; hypothesis; ideal; image; impact; implementation; importance; indicators; individual; influence; jadhav; journal; level; looks; media; methods; mithunasri; model; parameters; people; perception; personalities; physical; physical appearance; psychology; research; results; satisfaction; self; shape; significant; skin; social; societies; society; structural; studies; study; table; techniques; theory; validity; value; variables; vol; world
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- author: Muratshina, Ksenia G.
- title: Cultural Exchanges between Russia and Turkmenistan: Structure, Dynamics, and Defining Features
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 8361
- flesch: 24
- summary: In 2010, Moscow and St. Petersburg celebrated the “Days of Turkmen Culture” in Russia with the concerts by Turkmen musicians, a presentation of an anthology of the works of the famous Turkmen poet Mollanepes, and an exhibition of Turkmen applied and decorative art (Press Office of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, 2017g). In 2016, the “Days of Turkmen Culture” were organized in both Moscow and Vladimir by Turkmen authorities and the Russian state concert agency “Rosconcert”.
- keywords: 508–527; addition; agency; agreement; april; area; art; artists; ashgabat; asian; bilateral; book; caspian; celebrations; central; cinema; cis; city; closed; communication; communities; community; concert; control; cooperation; countries; cultural; cultural exchanges; culture; days; decorative; diaspora; dni; documents; events; exchanges; exhibition; expatriates; famous; festival; film; foreign; foundation; friendship; goda; government; house; https://changing-sp.com/; https://culture.gov.ru/press/; humanitarian; information; institutions; interest; international; june; ksenia; kul’tury; language; literature; local; march; media; migrants; ministry; mir; moscow; moskve; muratshina; museum; musicians; nationalities; news; non; nye; october; office; official; online; open; organizations; oriental; people; personalities; petersburg; policy; political; portal; post; power; press; press office; regime; region; research; russian; russian culture; russian federation; russian state; russkiy; school; science; social; societies; soft; soviet; state; status; students; studies; study; symposium; theatre; today; traditions; tula; turkmen; turkmen culture; turkmenistan; turkmenskaya; university; vol; vystavka
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- author: Shishkin, Andrey G.; Morozova, Olga O.
- title: Art in the Age of Globalisation: Dialogue of Cultures (Ural Opera Ballet Theatre’s Production of the Opera Tri Sestry)
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 7816
- flesch: 50
- summary: He tried to find connections between stories taken as a basis for opera librettos and composers’ biographies, looking for similarities between the storylines of opera characters and various historical personalities, as well as employing elements of cinematic art. At the same time, the performances showed that, despite the educational programme and theatre’s efforts aimed at popularisation of contemporary opera art, the mainstream Russian audience was not quite ready for such experiments with the Russian classical work of literature, seeing it as an integral part of the specific time and their own culture.
- keywords: 20th; alden; andrei; art; artistic; audience; bakhtin; ballet; case; century; characters; chekhov; christopher; classical; composer; composition; contemporary; creative; cultural; cultures; day; development; dialogue; different; director; drama; elements; european; events; example; eötvös; german; globalisation; great; hand; history; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; interaction; interpretation; irina; japanese; june; kak; korolyok; kristofera; level; libretto; life; masha; meanings; monolog; morozova; musical; narrative; national; new; notes; oldena; olga; opera; opera tri; people; perception; performance; personalities; perspective; peter; place; play; present; production; reality; role; russian; score; sequence; sestry; shishkin; sisters; societies; solyony; soviet; space; specific; stage; story; structure; terms; text; theatre; theatrical; time; traditions; tri; tri sestry; universal; ural; ural opera; values; vershinin; vision; vol; women; words; work; world; years; yekaterinburg
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- author: Simbirtseva, Natalia A.; Kruglikova, Galina A.; Plaksina, Elena B.
- title: Cultural and Educational Practices in the Museum Environment: Transmission of Cultural Heritage
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 7706
- flesch: 31
- summary: Among the most effective factors of development and transformation of museum spaces on the way to openness, accessibility and dialogue are those resources used to facilitate non-institutionalised activities. At a regional level, the familiarisation of children with elements of Ural culture https://changing-sp.com/ 498 Natalia A. Simbirtseva, Galina A. Kruglikova, Elena B. Plaksina during excursions offered by Yekaterinburg museums, regardless of their nationality, is another example of this process.
- keywords: activities; activity; art; artefacts; century; children; city; communication; creation; cultural; cultural heritage; cultural policy; culture; development; dialogue; different; educational; educational activities; elena; environment; events; exhibition; experience; exposition; familiarisation; festival; forms; galina; generation; heritage; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; https://xn--80acgfbsl1azdqr.xn; identity; implementation; important; inclusion; information; institutions; involvement; knowledge; kruglikova; leisure; level; literary; main; meanings; memory; modern; murzina; museum; natalia; opportunity; organised; parents; participants; past; people; personalities; place; plaksina; policy; population; potential; practices; pre; preservation; process; professions; project; railway; region; regional; relevant; russian; school; significant; simbirtseva; social; societies; society; space; state; students; tasks; teachers; technologies; time; today; transmission; values; visitors; vol; works; world; writer; yekaterinburg; younger
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- author: Nemchenko, Lilia M.
- title: Theatrical Dialogue in the Digital Age: From Director’s Theatre to the Theatre Onscreen
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 9072
- flesch: 47
- summary: Thus, theatre audiences do not witness acting that mimics real-life role-relationships, but rather a real living human being performing a chain or a bundle of actions, which serves the same function for performance as tricks in the circus. During their heyday, radio plays attracted far larger audiences than traditional live theatre performances.
- keywords: acting; action; actors; aesthetic; art; artaud; artistic; audience; avant; broadcasting; broadcasts; bulgakowa; camera; capabilities; character; cinema; cinematic; communication; concept; connections; critics; culture; dance; development; dialogue; different; digital; director; drama; dramatic; editing; educational; elements; episodes; event; everyday; existence; experience; film; forms; garde; great; hand; history; https://changing-sp.com/; language; lehmann; life; lilia; literary; live; live theatre; lotman; main; media; medium; meyerhold; mission; moscow; movement; narrative; nature; nemchenko; new; onscreen; participants; pavis; performance; personalities; play; playwright; possible; practices; pragmatics; pre; present; principle; project; psychological; radio; radio theatre; real; relationships; reproduction; result; rudnev; russian; screen; shots; societies; space; specific; spectator; stage; stylised; subject; synthesis; technical; techniques; television; terms; text; theatre; theatre hd; theatrical; theatrical communication; theatrical performance; theatrical text; time; traditional; type; vasenina; video; voice; vol
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- author: Kochukhova, Elena
- title: Rossiia v poiskakh ideologii. Transformatsiia tsennostnykh reguliatorov sovremennykh obshchestv [Russia in search of ideologies: the transformation of value-based regulators in modern societies] (2016). Viktor Martianov, Leonid Fishman (Eds.)
- date: 2017-09-29
- words: 2666
- flesch: 39
- summary: “The Concept of Ideology in the Second Half of the 20th to the Beginning of the 21st Century: from the End of Ideology to its Global Return” (the concept of ideology is presented as a necessary element of the modern era; the idea of the end of ideology is considered alongside the critique of this position in the work of F. Jameson). The ten studies of modern Russian ideologies presented in the third part of the monograph consist primarily of research simulations.
- keywords: anti; author; authorities; changes; chapter; common; concept; consensus; contemporaneity; contemporary; economic; elena; end; fishman; future; global; history; ideas; ideological; ideologies; ideology; kochukhova; metaphor; modern; modernisation; modernity; monograph; new; past; political; politics; possible; post; present; russia; social; societies; society; soviet; state; terms; theory; turn; values
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- author: Drozdova, Alla V.
- title: The Dichotomy of Public/Private in the New Media Space
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 8113
- flesch: 44
- summary: It is therefore no coincidence that media analysts (Teun van Dijk, Danilo Zolo) identify a contradiction between the dramatically increased access to public media and a deterioration in the quality of public debate. Therefore, a characteristic feature of new social media comprises the principle of active user participation in replenishing and creating content, which generally distinguishes these forms from those of the 20th century mass media.
- keywords: 441–456; active; alla; analysis; cambridge; changes; collective; common; communication; communities; concept; consumer; contemporary; content; creation; cultural; culture; data; development; dichotomy; digital; discussion; drozdova; emergence; environment; etc; everyday; example; exchange; fact; features; forms; groups; habermas; home; https://changing-sp.com/; human; important; individual; information; interaction; interests; internet; intimate; kind; life; likes; living; market; mass; means; media; model; modern; nature; need; networked; networks; new; new media; new public; online; participants; participation; people; personal; personalities; place; political; power; presence; privacy; private; private life; private sphere; process; public; public discussion; public space; public sphere; publicity; reality; russian; self; sense; situation; social; social media; social networks; societies; society; space; sphere; state; subject; terms; time; today; traditional; university; users; view; virtual; visibility; vol; way; words; world
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- author: Dudchik, Andrei Yu.
- title: Julian Baggini (2018). How The World Thinks: A Global History of Philosophy. London: Granta
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 2832
- flesch: 44
- summary: At least since the 19th century attempts to analyse world history of philosophy including various periods and regions existed, but today we have much more factual knowledge about various philosophical traditions and some new methodologies of qualitative as well as quantitative analysis. The interest in a dialogue between philosophical traditions motivates not only specialised research but also popular books for the wider audience as well.
- keywords: andrei; approach; aspects; baggini; book; comparative; concepts; contemporary; cultural; cultures; dialogue; different; example; global; history; ideas; intellectual; knowledge; london; main; metaphysics; nature; new; particular; personalities; philosophical; philosophy; problems; research; self; social; societies; study; systems; thought; today; traditions; understanding; values; vol; western; world
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- author: Novoselova, Olga V.
- title: Peculiarities of Modern Nationalist Messages in Online Political Communication: The Analyses of Donald Trump’s and Jair Bolsonaro’s Election Campaigns
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 9542
- flesch: 38
- summary: There is now a growing body of literature on populism, and in the emerging field of populist political communication, which has mainly concentrated on media effects and mediated populism in Europe (Aalberg et al., 2016). It often focuses on identifying discursive strategies that are broadly shared across movements and content, rather than on how nationalist populist communication is articulated between each other in the online messages of politicians.
- keywords: 350–371; aalberg; actors; analysis; applied; approach; articles; articulation; associação; bolsonaro; brasileira; brasileira de; brasília; brazil; brazilian; campaigns; candidates; case; cleen; communication; compolítica; comunicação; conflation; congresso; content; countries; country; data; democracy; different; digital; donald; donald trump; eds; election; eleições; elements; elite; empirical; esser; et al; ethnic; european; facebook; fact; family; features; generalizations; group; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1940161218790035; iasulaitis; identity; ideology; information; international; jair; journal; leaders; literature; main; meaning; media; messages; nationalism; new; news; novoselova; olga; online; order; parties; peculiarities; people; personalities; political; political communication; politicians; politics; política; populism; populist communication; presidential; press; process; public; research; researchers; results; review; rhetoric; science; security; social; social media; societies; society; states; stavrakakis; strategies; strategy; structure; studies; study; style; trump; tweets; twitter; u.s; unb; united; universidade; use; vieira; viii; vol; vreese
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- author: Mitrofanova, Anastasia V.
- title: Irony as a Political Demarcation Tool of the New Russian Nationalists
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 8398
- flesch: 44
- summary: but have no right to claim this heritage, because they and/or their grandparents belonged to the anti-Russian Soviet elite and were responsible for the 1917 revolution and subsequent political repression. KEYWORDS new nationalists, irony, stiob, parody, digitalization of politics Introduction In this article, I will speak about nationalists who envision the Russian Federation as a state dominated by ethnic minorities and call for political self- determination of Russians (Mitrofanova, 2006; 2016), although most of them understand Russianness in terms of culture, not biology.
- keywords: aesthetics; alexei; alt; ambivalence; american; anastasia; article; august; authors; avant; babikova; bosykh; boyer; communication; contemporary; content; counterculture; countries; cultural; culture; czarstream; discourse; dubin; eds; egor; engström; entertaining; ethnic; european; example; facebook; fascism; figure; groups; groza; guseinov; https://changing-sp.com/; https://t.me/lorcenkov; humour; ideological; ideology; important; influencers; internet; ironic; irony; jewish; journal; june; kharitonov; konstantin; krylov; language; liberals; life; like; lingvistika; literary; literature; live; lorchenkov; lurkoyaz; mat; media; memes; mikhail; milieu; mishka; mitrofanova; nationalists; new; new nationalists; nikolai; non; old; original; orthodox; overidentification; parodies; parody; party; people; personalities; phenomenon; platforms; poet; pogrom; political; politicheskaya; politics; popular; post; press; prosvirnin; public; right; rosov; russian; sharansky; short; similar; social; societies; soviet; specific; state; stiob; stiobbing; stiobby; stories; style; sych; target; text; trademark; true; tsargori; u.s; untitled; use; ussr; video; violence; vladimir; vol; voroshilova; web; western; wing; words; world; writers; yoffe; youtube; yurchak; zavolskii
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- author: Tregubova, Natalia D.; Nee, Maxim L.
- title: Beyond Nations and Nationalities: Discussing the Variety of Migrants’ Identifications in Russian Social Media
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 11658
- flesch: 50
- summary: KEYWORDS migration to Russia, transnational migrants, labor migrants, ethnic and national identifications, interaction rituals, online interactions, social media ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Migrants from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan are predominantly labor migrants, while for migrants from Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan work is one of the main aims of migration.
- keywords: analysis; asia; assistance; attention; azerbaijan; brubaker; categories; category; central; central asia; changes; citizenship; collins; comment; common; contemporary; countries; country; culture; diasporic; different; discussions; economic; ethnic; ethnicity; everyday; external; federation; focused; fsu; groups; home; https://changing-sp.com/; identifications; important; information; interactions; internal; international; islam; issues; kazakhstan; kyrgyzstan; labor; labor migrants; labor migration; language; laruelle; legal; local; low; maxim; media; migrants; migration; moscow; natalia; national; nationalities; nationality; nations; nee; need; network; new; observation; observed; online; online interactions; origin; people; personalities; petersburg; place; post; practices; press; prevalent; public; qualified; region; regulations; related; relevant; religion; reply; research; ritual; russia; russians; second; self; situation; social; societies; society; soviet; specific; state; studies; study; symbols; tajikistan; tajiks; theory; time; transnational; tregubova; type; union; university; uzbekistan; uzbeks; vol; way; work
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- author: Khomyakov, Maxim B.
- title: Nationalism and Colonialism: Oceans, Civilizations, Races
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 8946
- flesch: 48
- summary: It is imagination that connects nations with autonomy and mastery: through imaginations nations understand themselves as autonomous (free) and rational (powerful); and it is through autonomous and creative imagination that large anonymous communities form the sense of belonging and obtain the moral obligations needed for them to become modern nations. In short, the society in question is modern nation.
- keywords: analysis; anti; asia; autonomy; bacon; barbarians; borders; boundaries; british; building; cambridge; century; civilization; clear; colonial; colonialism; colonies; colonization; colony; common; communities; country; cultural; culture; development; differences; different; discourse; distance; domination; education; empire; ethnic; europe; european; example; experience; external; french; german; hand; historical; history; hobson; https://changing-sp.com/; human; imaginary; imagination; imperialism; important; interpretation; khomyakov; land; life; literature; london; main; maxim; metropole; mill; mirrors; mission; modern; modernity; modernization; moral; nation; nationalism; new; nineteenth; people; personalities; plantation; political; population; press; races; racial; racism; rights; russian; sense; societies; society; soil; state; territories; territory; time; today; turn; university; vol; wagner; way; white; world; york
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- author: Brečko, Danijela
- title: Intergenerational Cooperation and Stereotypes in Relation to Age in the Working Environment
- date: 2021-04-19
- words: 9710
- flesch: 42
- summary: Beliefs about the characteristics of different generations, which may turn out to be correct or false, arise from two different but interrelated factors: the first is the content and influence of other generations’ beliefs on a particular generation (i.e., stereotypes), while the second is how an individual member of a certain generation perceives what members of other generations think of them (meta-stereotypes). The first is the content and influence of the beliefs of other generations on a particular generation.
- keywords: adaptable; analysis; attitude; average; baby; balance; beliefs; boom generation; brečko; career; certain; changes; characteristics; company; contact; cooperation; danijela; dedication; differences; different; different generations; eager; elderly; employees; employer; environment; focus; generation; groups; https://changing-sp.com/; important; individual; intergenerational; job; knowledge; life; loyal; means; negative; new; older; older employees; people; personal; personalities; positive; process; progress; purpose; research; respondents; results; skills; societies; stereotypes; test; total; values; variables; vol; work; work environment; work process; workers; workplace; world; younger
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- author: Hos, Jamaluddin; Upe, Ambo; Arsyad, Muhammad; Hasniah, Halu
- title: Time Allocation and Economic Contribution of Women in Fulfilling the Basic Needs of Poor Households
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 6296
- flesch: 54
- summary: The activity of breaking stones is usually suspended during the rainy season or when the stone is too wet to break. However, in North Moramo, stone-breaking women continue to carry out the housework while earning a living by breaking stones.
- keywords: access; activities; allocation; ambo; arsyad; basic; breakers; breaking; care; children; chores; contribution; countries; data; development; division; domestic; economic; families; family; findings; food; gender; hasniah; home; hos; hours; household; housewives; housework; https://changing-sp.com/; husbands; idr; income; indonesia; informants; information; interviews; jamaluddin; job; journal; living; monthly; muhammad; needs; nln; people; personalities; poor; poverty; process; research; role; second; significant; social; societies; stone; stone breakers; studies; study; time; truck; type; upe; vol; wages; women; work; workers; working; workload; years
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- author: Nemchenko, Lilia
- title: Olga Shaburova, Sovetskii mir v otkrytke [The Soviet World in Postcards] (2017) Moscow-Ekaterinburg: “Kabinetnyj uchenyj”
- date: 2017-09-29
- words: 2394
- flesch: 48
- summary: Olga Viktorovna considers the practice of postcard holiday congratulations following Yurchak’s definition of the “endorsed ritual” (Yurchak 2014). Thus, postcards are issued, their quality improves with their diversified subject matter, and, once transformed into a mandatory ritual of Soviet life, the practice of writing, sending and receiving postcards acquires the character of everyday practices.
- keywords: art; author; book; bykov; character; communication; congratulations; construction; everyday; family; festive; form; genre; greeting; holiday; labour; life; lilia; messages; nemchenko; new; olga; order; period; place; positive; postcard; poster; power; practice; private; research; ritual; scientific; shaburova; socialist; soviet; soviet world; terms; texts; vol; work; world; writing
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- author: Fabrykant, Marharyta S.
- title: Nationalisms in Times of Change, Changes in Nationalism: Editorial Introduction
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 5127
- flesch: 28
- summary: Contrary to the expectations once prominent in nations and nationalism studies, nationalism not only did not become wholly obsolete due to globalization, as was suggested in the 1990s, but also was not transformed into more pluralist, individually creative, and transient hybrid identities compatible with cosmopolitanism and multiculturalism. This year, however, the Nations and Nationalism journal, one of the major trendsetters in nationalism studies, features a paper suggesting that opponents of nationalist populism would do well to embrace nationalism of their Changing Societies & Personalities, 2020, Vol. 4, No. 3, pp.
- keywords: ability; article; attitudes; banal; belief; borders; change; comeback; contemporary; country; cultural; culture; differences; different; digital; empires; empirical; fabrykant; foreigners; general; history; host; https://changing-sp.com/; humor; identification; identities; identity; ideology; imperial; internal; irony; issue; kind; language; line; majority; making; marharyta; migrants; modern; national populism; nationalism; nationalism studies; nations; need; new; novoselova; obvious; online; pandemic; personalities; place; political; population; populism; power; public; research; revival; russian; self; set; social; societies; special; states; studies; study; use; vol; way; ways; world
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Marlene Laruelle (2018). Russian Nationalism: Imaginaries, Doctrines, and Political Battlefields. London: Routledge.
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 2161
- flesch: 25
- summary: 396–400 399 Part III – “Nationalism as political battlefield” – describes three main actors of political Russian nationalism in three generations: classic far-right groups; National Democrats supporting the European-inspired populist ethnonationalism; and the resurgent militia groups connected with the expansion of “Novorossiya”, as well as the actors’ ambivalent relationship with state powers due to the unclear legal definition of “extremism” and Kremlin’s intention to consider “everything related to Russian nationalism as a potential rival for legitimacy, and therefore as something it should bring ‘under control’” (p. 171). In her book, Marlene Laruelle – the Director and Research Professor at the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (IERES) at the George Washington University (Washington, DC) – discusses the multilayered and multifaceted nature of Russian nationalism as (1) a way to imagine the nation, (2) the set of doctrines and ideologies, and (3) a political movement.
- keywords: alternative; book; chapter; cosmism; doctrines; dugin; elena; european; form; great; histories; history; ideological; laruelle; main; movement; narratives; nationalism; nature; new; particular; past; personalities; political; post; power; present; relationship; right; russian; russian nationalism; soviet; state; stepanova; vol; western; white; world
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- author: Purgina, Ekaterina S.
- title: Sara Wheeler (2019). Mud and Stars. Travels in Russia with Pushkin, Tolstoy, and Other Geniuses of the Golden Age. New York: Pantheon Books. Rachel Polonsky (2010). Molotov’s Magic Lantern. Journey in Russian History. London: Faber and Faber.
- date: 2020-10-09
- words: 1462
- flesch: 50
- summary: Journey in Russian History. R. Polonsky’s Russians, unless they are prominent and/or dead, are for the most part bleak, static and unfriendly, not much more than a backdrop for the drama of Russian history.
- keywords: book; country; different; figures; footsteps; history; lantern; magic; molotov; mud; places; polonsky; reader; reading; russian; stars; travel; wheeler; writers
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- author: Khomyakov, Maxim
- title: Fin de Siècle in the Trajectories of Russian Modernity: Novelty and Repetition
- date: 2017-12-18
- words: 8980
- flesch: 49
- summary: Changing Societies & Personalities, 2017 Vol. 1, No. 3 http://dx.doi.org/10.15826/csp.2017.1.3.016 ARTICLE Fin de Siècle in the Trajectories of Russian Modernity: Novelty and Repetition Maxim Khomyakov Higher School of Economics, Saint Petersburg, Russia Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia ABSTRACT The article is devoted to the discussion on fin de siècle in the context of the trajectory the modernity took in the twentieth century Russia. KEYWORDS modernity, rational mastery, intelligentsia and people, fin de siècle, philosophy of common task, resurrection, crisis of democracy, sovereignty, collective and individual autonomy Introduction The centenary of Russian October Revolution has revitalized discussions on the role of this catastrophic event in the trajectory of Russian modernity and, at Received 13 October 2017
- keywords: article; autonomy; beings; blind; boundaries; brotherhood; century; collective; common; constellations; contemporary; crisis; cultural; current; dead; death; democracy; description; divide; domination; end; erasure; experience; fedorov; fin; freedom; general; global; god; hand; history; human; humanity; humankind; ideas; imaginary; individual; intelligentsia; internal; interpretation; khomyakov; knowledge; life; long; main; mastery; maxim; meaning; modernity; moscow; nature; new; old; organized; orthodoxy; particular; peculiar; people; personalities; peter; philosophy; political; politics; press; principles; problem; progress; project; question; radical; rational; real; religion; resurrection; revolution; russian; russian fin; russian modernity; science; self; situation; siècle; social; societies; society; soloviev; sovereignty; soviet; space; system; task; theory; time; trajectories; wagner; way; western; world; xix; young
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- author: Radina, Nadezhda K.; Belyashova, Daria S.
- title: Digital Political Participation of Western and Eastern Parts of Germany Residents (based on Change.org Online Petitions)
- date: 2021-04-19
- words: 8133
- flesch: 34
- summary: The recipients of online petitions (usually representatives of the authorities) both in the western and eastern parts of Germany act in approximately the same way: the dominant support for petition activity of the inhabitants of Germany relates to animal welfare. The purpose of this article is to conduct a comparative analysis of digital political participation of residents of the western and eastern parts of Germany in the form of online petitions to discuss the role of historical experience in shaping modern civil action strategies of the studied territories.
- keywords: 63–82; activity; analysis; anhalt; animal; areas; authorities; belyashova; berlin; brandenburg; bremen; change.org; citizens; civic; comparative; context; creation; cultural; culture; daria; development; differences; digital; disabilities; eastern; eastern lands; eastern parts; economic; education; electronic; electronic petitions; environmental; etc; example; federal; fifth; figure; financial; forms; free; germanii; germany; group; hamburg; healthcare; heritage; historical; housing; https://changing-sp.com/; human; identity; internet; issues; lands; life; lower; migration; modern; nadezhda; national; non; north; number; online; online petitions; participants; participation; parts; people; period; personalities; petitioning; petitions; platform; political; politics; population; problems; proposals; protection; radina; recipients; regional; regions; representatives; republic; research; researchers; residents; results; rights; saxony; significant; social; societies; sports; state; status; study; support; supported; sustainable; system; territories; thematic; time; topics; total; transport; university; victory; vol; welfare; western
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- author: Andronnikova, Olga O.; Kudinov, Sergey I.
- title: Cognitive Attitudes and Biases of Victim Mentality
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 6288
- flesch: 36
- summary: The hypothesis was confirmed and correlations were found between the type of victim behaviour, victim mentality, dysfunctional attitudes and irrational beliefs. It is important to distinguish between victimhood and victimization: victimhood may manifest itself through a range of behaviours and can be fixed in attitudes and identity while victimization is a process leading to the development of victim mentality through qualitative changes on three levels: structural pathologies, functional disorders, and patterns of victim behaviour (Andronnikova & Radzikhovskaya, 2011).
- keywords: aggressive; analysis; andronnikova; attitudes; behaviour; beliefs; biases; callan; catastrophizing; characteristics; cognitive; cognitive attitudes; correlation; demandingness; destructive; distortions; dysfunctional; emotional; esteem; events; frustration; group; https://changing-sp.com/; hypothesis; individual; irrational; journal; kudinov; level; lichnosti; life; low; mentality; negative; new; olga; patterns; people; person; personalities; personality; phenomenon; predisposition; psychological; psychology; questionnaire; research; respondents; response; results; scale; self; sergey; situation; social; societies; socio; studies; study; test; tolerance; trauma; type; victim; victim behaviour; victim mentality; victimhood; victimization; vol; world
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- author: Giray, Louie G.
- title: Deborah H. Gruenfeld (2020). Acting with Power. New York: Currency/Penguin Random House
- date: 2021-04-19
- words: 1453
- flesch: 64
- summary: In her latest book, Acting with Power (Gruenfeld, 2020), she shares insightful lessons, gathered from many years of research and teaching about power. While many writers on power discuss winning battles with others, Gruendfeld claims that Acting with Power is about “winning battles with ourselves”.
- keywords: acting; author; book; giray; gruenfeld; johnstone; life; louie; means; need; people; person; power; powerful; research; situation; theater
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- author: Fishman, Leonid
- title: The End of Utopias?
- date: 2017-12-18
- words: 5591
- flesch: 51
- summary: Received 31 January 2017 © 2017 Leonid Fishman Accepted 02 April 2017 lfishman@yandex.ru Published online 18 December 2017 260 Leonid Fishman KEYWORDS utopia, spirit of capitalism, rising class, creative class, technological substitution Introduction Today, it is difficult to resist the fact that “the end of utopias” did not transpire as predicted by G. Marcuse (Marcuse, 2004). Political discourses of the rising minority Adhering to the position of K. Mannheim, we proceed from the assumption that utopianism, at least in the epoch of capitalism, creates rising classes (Mannheim, 1991, p. 122).
- keywords: aspirations; capitalism; class; classes; consciousness; contemporary; creative; creative class; criticism; development; economic; economy; end; existence; fact; fishman; florida; function; future; groups; imagination; industrial; kind; left; leonid; life; majority; minority; moscow; need; people; personalities; place; point; political; position; possible; power; production; progress; prospects; ranks; real; rise; rising; role; sense; service; social; societies; society; spirit; superfluous; technological; time; today; transformation; utopias; view; vol; workers
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- author: Kirillova, Natalia B.
- title: Media Culture of a Globalised World: Evolution of Language Technologies
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 6815
- flesch: 43
- summary: The priority of screen media culture has rapidly grown to become the globally dominant form. In this regard, the methods of language formation, its evolution, main trends and development are the subject of research interest, which also includes the language of media culture as an information-age phenomenon that affects the process of globalisation.
- keywords: art; artistic; audio; bakhtin; barthes; basis; benjamin; bolz; book; castells; cinema; communication; computer; concepts; consciousness; contemporary; content; creativity; cultural; culture; development; dialogue; different; digital; digitalisation; forms; frame; general; global; globalisation; globalised; https://changing-sp.com/; iconic; images; important; individual; information; interaction; internet; kirillova; kristeva; language; manovich; meaning; means; media; media culture; modern; moscow; natalia; new; new media; online; perception; personalities; phenomenon; philosophy; practices; project; public; razlogov; reality; relations; screen; sign; societies; socio; space; speech; sphere; system; technologies; technology; television; terms; text; theatre; thinking; time; trans; transformation; turn; type; virtual; virtualisation; virtuality; visual; vol; way; works; world; writing
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- author: Sultanov, Danis M.
- title: Arseniy Kumankov (2020). Voina v dvadtsat' pervom veke [War in the 21st Century]. Moscow: Higher School of Economics Publishing House
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 2516
- flesch: 47
- summary: 548–552 549 normative potential of just war theory – even in its more ‘elaborate’ form – to address the realities of new wars. Terrorist attacks as one of the methods of warfare in the period of new wars, on the contrary, are directed against civilians.
- keywords: actors; armed; asymmetry; author; book; classical; concept; conflicts; contemporary; countries; interests; international; kumankov; main; methods; military; modern; national; new; normative; political; politics; regular; situation; sphere; state; terrorist; theory; violence; war; warfare; wars
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- author: Vedernikov, Georgy A.
- title: Jean-François Caron (2020). Contemporary Technologies and the Morality of Warfare: The War of the Machines. London: Routledge
- date: 2020-12-29
- words: 1935
- flesch: 40
- summary: The third chapter focuses on the ability of modern military technologies to discriminate between combatants and non-combatants (civilians) during military operations. The following three chapters cover the critique and arguments brought up by scholars and wider public against the use of modern military technologies.
- keywords: advanced; author; autonomous; autonomy; book; caron; chapter; combatants; examples; georgy; human; international; lethal; military; military technologies; modern; modern military; moral; non; operations; political; principle; state; systems; technologies; types; use; vedernikov; view; war; warfare; weapons
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- csp-19
- author: Boštjančič, Eva; Ismagilova, Fayruza S.; Mirolyubova, Galina; Janza, Nina
- title: Comparative Study of Russian and Slovenian Managers Using Subjective Criteria to Control Their Professional Performance
- date: 2017-12-18
- words: 5085
- flesch: 34
- summary: General results of sample alignment Samples Mann-Whitney U-test (middle results) measurable criteria weakly measurable criteria Russian 56.11 58.66 Slovenian 60.39 60.19 In the Slovenian sample, measurable and weakly measurable criteria of the effectiveness of professional activity are presented equally in the general structure of subjective monitoring criteria by managers (the distinction is not significant). The hypotheses concerning the existence of structural differences in subjective measurable criteria used by Russian and Slovenian managers was confirmed.
- keywords: activities; activity; binary; boštjančič; cases; comparative; compliance; criteria; criterion; cultural; data; degree; differences; different; effectiveness; efficiency; fayruza; galina; groups; individual; ismagilova; key; main; management; managers; measurable; measurable criteria; mirolyubova; model; monitoring; monitoring criteria; national; natural; organisational; performance; personalities; professional; questionnaire; ratio; research; results; russian; samples; selection; significant; slovenian; slovenian managers; stage; structure; study; subjective; subjective criteria; system; table; terms; total; vol; weakly; work
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- author: Inglehart, Ronald F.
- title: “There is a crucial need for competent social scientists”…
- date: 2017-04-14
- words: 5587
- flesch: 58
- summary: Since the development of industrial society, this is no longer true. This fact that income inequality has been rising sharply throughout developed industrialized societies has only recently has been recognized and we are still in the early stages of designing effective ways for the government to reallocate abundant resources for the benefit society as a whole, and not just for the one percent.
- keywords: artificial; belief; big; china; class; countries; decades; developed; development; economic; fact; forces; function; future; government; huge; human; income; india; industrial; inequality; intelligence; jobs; knowledge; large; life; long; market; need; people; percent; personalities; political; population; power; problem; programs; religion; research; resources; role; ronald; run; scientists; secure; security; sense; social; societies; society; things; time; true; vol.1; war; work; world; xenophobia
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- author: Strenski, Ivan
- title: On an Antinomy in the Discourses of Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Conscience
- date: 2017-12-27
- words: 2587
- flesch: 53
- summary: In reading closely a recent celebrated anthology on religious freedom, Politics of Religious Freedom (Danchin, Hurd, Mahmood and Sullivan, 2015), I found myself both highly stimulated and informed by the discussions therein, even when I found myself disagreeing. And, in order to avoid confusion with the term, “religious liberty,” I shall reserve that term for general uses bringing both “freedom of religion” with “religious freedom” under the same umbrella.
- keywords: carta; case; castelli; church; civic; conscience; court; difference; enjoyment; figgis; freedom; general; goods; individual; institutional; king; law; liberty; magna; mahmood; papal; religion; religious; religious freedom; religious liberty; rights; roman; sovereignty; state; sullivan; supreme; term
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- author: Ibrahim, Fausat Motunrayo; Osikabor, Benson; Olatunji, Bolanle Tawakalitu; Ogunwale, Grace Oluwatobi; Aluko, Olawale Julius
- title: Forest in the Context of Social Change: Traditional Orientation and Forest Mystification in a Nigerian Forest-Reserve Setting
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 10028
- flesch: 47
- summary: The significant effect of education on forest mystification such that increasing formal education accompanies weaker forest mystification is consonant with expectation considering that the degree of western education correlates very strongly with secular orientation irrespective of material security (Braun, 2012; Zuckerman, 2009). The results indicate that forest mystification is still huge and connected with orientations towards ageing and cultural enthusiasm.
- keywords: african; age; ageing; agree4; all0; aluko; attitude; author; behaviour; benson; change; cognitive; communities; context; cultural; culture; degree; development; difference; disagree1; ecological; education; effect; engagement; enthusiasm; environment; ethnicity; extent; fausat; forest; forest culture; forest mystification; formal; future; fágúnwà; gender; group; https://changing-sp.com/; human; ibrahim; indicators; instance; international; items; jegede; journal; julius; life; making; material; mean; model; motunrayo; mystification; nigeria; olawale; older; orientation; osikabor; pearson; people; personalities; perspective; population; press; questionnaire; rank; related; relationship; religion; research; reserve; respondents; responses; scale; science; secondary; sex; significant; social; social change; societies; society; socio; southwestern; state; studies; study; sub; supernatural; sustainability; table; test; theory; things; time; traditional; traditional orientation; trees; true; university; value; vol; women; world; yoruba; yorùbá
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- author: Müller, Michal
- title: The Value of Work-Related Uncertainty: Changes from Demands on Certainty to Finding Ways of Living in Uncertainty
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 7805
- flesch: 48
- summary: The analysis by Gina Neff (2012) is also worthy of interest in relation to work uncertainty. Greater willingness to face work uncertainty can also be seen in the younger generations, as evidenced by the data from sociological and demographic research: generations Y and Z are more willing to change jobs and have different work preferences than older generations (see: McCrindle, 2014).
- keywords: able; analysis; article; associated; business; calculation; camus; change; conditions; context; control; covid-19; crisis; current; czech; decision; development; different; economic; economy; employment; engels; entrepreneurs; existence; existential; freedom; future; german; hayek; https://changing-sp.com/; human; important; individual; job; knowledge; labour; level; making; management; market; michal; mises; müller; nature; necessary; negative; new; olomouc; opportunities; opportunity; pandemic; people; personalities; planned; planning; positive; possible; press; probability; production; project; psychological; related; research; risk; sense; shows; situation; smith; social; socialist; societies; society; sociology; system; terms; trans; uncertainty; university; value; vol; von; work; workers; world
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- author: Bizilj, Sanja; Boštjančič, Eva; Sočan, Gregor
- title: Perceived Efficacy of Virtual Leadership in the Crisis of the COVID-19 Pandemic
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 6829
- flesch: 46
- summary: To test whether digital communication skills have a positive effect on leadership efficacy, we propose Hypothesis 4: Hypothesis 4: Digital communication skills have a positive effect on the perception of virtual leadership efficacy. This research contributes to the understanding of the factors that have the biggest influence on the belief in leadership efficacy in the context of a rapidly evolving system of remote work.
- keywords: analysis; bizilj; boštjančič; change; cohen; communication; companies; consensus; covid-19; crisis; data; different; digital; effective; efficacy; empirical; employees; eva; experience; factors; fit; general; gregor; group; home; https://changing-sp.com/; hypothesis; immediate; indices; individual; interpersonal; items; journal; leadership; leadership efficacy; leadership self; lse; management; model; organization; pandemic; people; perception; performance; personalities; positive; previous; processes; public; relationships; remote; research; results; sanja; scale; second; sector; self; significant; skills; social; societies; sočan; study; table; teams; technologies; total; virtual; virtual leadership; vol; work; working
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Plurality of Cases – Plurality of Values
- date: 2021-04-19
- words: 1599
- flesch: 29
- summary: In the article, particular examples of material culture (religious buildings and places) are analysed as elements of cultural memory in order to show their link to collective identity in India Papua New Guinea – the societies experiencing fundamental socio-cultural changes associated with the process of decolonization and the creation of a new national identity. The authors formulate research hypotheses with respect to seven independent variables in order to explain the notion of gender gap; as a result, some of them were confirmed and some rejected.
- keywords: appearance; article; authors; cases; changes; collective; countries; efficacy; elena; employees; entrepreneurship; gap; gender; guinea; https://changing-sp.com/; india; media; memory; new; papua; people; perception; petitions; physical; religious; research; risk; self; social; societies; stepanova
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- author: Nikolskaya, Tatyana
- title: Human Rights Advocacy of Baptist Initiators
- date: 2017-12-27
- words: 9637
- flesch: 53
- summary: Such cases genuinely increased the distrust of many Soviet believers towards foreign organisations and the media. KEYWORDS Evangelical Christian-Baptists, Initiators, human rights activities, Council of Churches, Council of Relatives of Prisoners Introduction In contemporary Russia, Russian Protestants (Evangelical Christians, Baptists, Pentecostals and Seventh Day Adventists) are generally contented with their situation.
- keywords: action; activities; activity; affairs; aucecb; august; authorities; baptist; believers; bulletin; cases; central; children; christian; church; churches; committee; communities; community; congress; council; country; cpsu; crp; day; defence; delegates; delegation; different; ecb; evangelical; example; faith; family; following; foreign; freedom; general; god; government; group; help; history; house; human; human rights; information; initiative; initiators; international; khorev; kryuchkov; kujawski; laws; leaders; leningrad; letter; life; mass; members; memoirs; ministers; moscow; movement; nikolskaya; number; participants; party; people; persecution; personalities; petitions; political; prayer; prisoners; protestants; public; publishing; relatives; religious; rights; russian; skripnikova; societies; soviet; special; state; support; tatyana; terms; time; union; ussr; vince; vol; women; world; years; yudintseva
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- author: Kochetkov, Dmitry M.; Kochetkova, Irina A.
- title: Knowledge: From Ethical Category to Knowledge Capitalism
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 10980
- flesch: 41
- summary: Knowledge capitalism along with the knowledge economy is a template for national policies (primarily, Western countries and “developed” Asia) starting with the reports of the OECD (1996) and the World Bank (1998), which consider education as an underestimated form of knowledge capital that will determine not only the future of the economy but also society as a whole (Guy Peters, 2012). KEYWORDS knowledge management; intellectual capital; knowledge economy; economics of scientific knowledge; Triple Helix; Quintuple Helix ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- keywords: agents; analysis; approach; assets; business; capital; carayannis; case; century; cognitive; combination; company; competitiveness; concept; consumption; corporate; country; creation; cycle; development; distribution; dmitry; economic; economic growth; economy; eds; education; endogenous; environment; etzkowitz; european; exchange; explicit; externalities; factor; field; final; form; framework; function; generation; goods; government; growth; helix; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; human; human capital; important; indicators; industry; innovation; institutions; intellectual; intellectual capital; irina; journal; key; knowledge; knowledge economy; knowledge generation; knowledge management; kochetkov; labor; learning; level; leydesdorff; lundvall; management; market; methodology; methods; model; natural; new; new knowledge; nonaka; organizational; personalities; philosophy; policy; political; porter; practice; press; process; processes; production; progress; property; public; r&d; regional; relations; research; review; role; romer; science; scientific; scientific knowledge; sector; smith; social; societies; society; socio; state; structural; studies; systems; tacit; takeuchi; technological; technology; term; theoretical; theory; triple; university; use; utility; utilization; value; vol; work; world
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- author: Popov, Evgeny V.; Veretennikova, Anna Yu.; Kozinskaya, Kseniya М.
- title: The Sharing Economy and Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 9604
- flesch: 31
- summary: Wanyama (2014) investigates the vital role played by social entrepreneurship in achieving sustainable social development—in particular, in increasing wages. By adding the word “social” to the word “entrepreneur”, Schumpeter emphasizes that social entrepreneurship is not just “business as usual” but necessarily focuses on social development.
- keywords: access; activities; activity; analysis; anna; approaches; aspects; business; change; civil; common; communities; concept; consumption; data; dees; definition; development; digital; digitalization; economic; economy; education; entrepreneurship; environmental; evgeny; example; form; future; generations; global; goals; government; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; impact; important; inclusive; initiatives; innovation; institutional; international; issues; journal; kozinskaya; kseniya; latent; life; main; mair; management; market; models; needs; new; number; opportunities; order; organizations; particular; people; personalities; popov; potential; present; problems; production; research; resources; responsibility; results; review; role; seelos; sekem; semantic; services; sharing; sharing economy; social; social development; social entrepreneurship; social innovation; social problems; societies; society; solutions; studies; study; sundararajan; support; sustainability; sustainable; sustainable development; table; terms; texts; theory; time; tools; topic; tourism; university; usa; usa social; use; value; veretennikova; vol; work; world
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- author: Konstantinidis, Christos; Bebetsos, Evangelos; Filippou, Filippos; Zetou, Eleni
- title: Gender-Related Attitudes toward Homosexuality in Greece
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 6405
- flesch: 46
- summary: Firstly, the spread of HIV/AIDS, which caused the death of thousands of gay men, and secondly, it became apparent that the share of homosexual men in general population was in fact quite substantial (E. Anderson, 2009b). Heterosexism in campus recreational club sports: An exploratory investigation into attitudes toward gay men and lesbians.
- keywords: analysis; anderson; atg; atlg; attitudes; bebetsos; christos; community; confirmatory; cárdenas; data; degree; differences; education; eleni; evangelos; factor; filippou; fit; gay; gay men; gender; greater; greece; greek; grigoropoulos; health; herek; homophobia; homosexuality; https://changing-sp.com/; hypothesized; index; journal; konstantinidis; lesbians; male; measure; men; model; moral; orientation; people; personalities; physical; psychology; questionnaire; reliability; research; respondents; results; rmsea; rubia; sample; scale; school; social; societies; sport; stage; statistical; students; studies; study; table; test; total; university; validity; value; variance; vol; women; zetou
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- author: Cladis, Mark S.
- title: Solidarity, Religion, and the Environment: Challenges and Promises in the 21st Century
- date: 2017-12-27
- words: 9769
- flesch: 49
- summary: It has become clear that religion plays a salient role in forging social solidarity and, in the process, of shaping cultural perspectives that pertain to politics, education, the economy, and the environment. In this article, I do the following: (1) I argue that religion and solidarity should not be treated as anomalies in modernity, and that both religion and solidarity continue to play a significant role in local and global events; social solidarity in particular remains an essential condition for addressing many challenges that confront the globe today, including social justice and environmental degradation.
- keywords: account; age; aims; article; beliefs; challenge; change; citizens; civic; collective; commitment; common; communities; community; contemporary; critical; cultural; degradation; democratic; dignity; diverse; diversity; durkheim; economic; economy; education; environmental; ethics; example; forms; free; global; globalization; goals; greater; groups; history; human; ibid; ideals; individualism; institutions; international; justice; lectures; liberal; liberalism; life; local; mark; model; modern; modernity; moral; moral individualism; national; nature; need; new; order; particular; people; personalities; perspectives; place; pluralism; political; political community; practices; private; professional; public; relation; religion; religious; rights; role; secondary; sense; set; shared; social; social solidarity; societies; society; solidarity; sphere; state; students; support; task; today; traditions; transl; understanding; view; vol; work; world
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- author: Andal, Aireen Grace T.
- title: Coastal Bodies and Childhood Memories: Exploring Baby Boomers' Gendered Memories of the Waterfront in Virac, Catanduanes
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 8505
- flesch: 53
- summary: Finally, late childhood recollections are at the centre of discussion in examining waterfront memories since the exploration of past childhoods from auto- ethnographic and oral history approaches offers resources for reimagining how history can be differently conceived, how relationships between the sea and Virac’s people can be understood in more complex terms, and how childhood memories can interact with waterfront spaces. Notably, this captures Haug’s vision for memory work as “the process whereby individuals construct themselves into existing social relations” (1987, p. 33).
- keywords: aireen; alternative; andal; approach; baby; beach; big; bodies; body; boomers; catanduanes; childhood; coastal; cultural; economic; economy; eds; education; emotions; experiences; father; fear; female; feminine; feminist; gendered; geographies; geography; girls; grace; haraway; haug; hidden; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; human; identity; important; informal; instance; island; knowledge; landscapes; life; local; macho; making; maritime; market; masculine; masculinities; meanings; memories; memory; methods; money; mother; narratives; old; paper; partial; participants; past; people; personalities; perspectives; philippines; place; port; practices; press; public; remembered; research; roles; routledge; sea; seaside; self; sense; sex; ships; small; social; societies; spaces; terms; time; understanding; university; virac; vol; waterfront; waterscapes; way; women; work; workers; world; years
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- author: Polyakova, Irina G.
- title: Informal Sperm Donation in Russia
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 7691
- flesch: 46
- summary: [On the procedure of the use of assisted reproduction technologies, contraindications and limitations of their application] issued by the Ministry of Health on July 31, 2020, men aged 18–35, physically and mentally healthy, have the right to be sperm donors after undergoing medical screening and genetic testing. Sperm donors can be anonymous as well as non-anonymous (O poriadke ispol’zovaniia, 2020).
- keywords: actors; anonymous; assisted; canada; canadian; case; child; children; communication; conception; contact; couples; different; donation; donors; education; expectations; experience; fact; family; father; fertility; future; good; health; heterosexual; https://changing-sp.com/; husband; informal; information; insemination; irina; ivf; lavoie; legal; life; majority; married; meanings; medical; mother; motivations; necessary; offspring; online; order; partner; people; personalities; polyakova; potential; practices; procedure; process; question; ready; reasons; recipients; reproduction; research; respondents; russia; services; settings; sexual; single; social; societies; sperm; sperm donation; sperm donors; study; survey; technologies; test; time; traditional; use; vol; websites; women
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- author: Bugrov, Konstantin D.
- title: Colonial Revolution and Liberatory War: from Communist to Post-Colonial Theory (Georgy Safarov, Mao Zedong and Frantz Fanon)
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 14765
- flesch: 44
- summary: It was Safarov who put together a set of rather unsystematic Bolshevik/Comintern ideas on colonial revolution to develop a theory of anti-colonial peasant war (though it was never presented as a single theoretical construction, partly due to Safarov’s passionate style of arguing). He was among the most original thinkers who elaborated the concept of colonial revolution.
- keywords: 1930s; 2nd; africa; agenda; anti; approach; article; asia; authors; basis; bolshevik; bourgeoisie; bugrov; capitalism; central; certain; china; chinese; class; colonial; colonial revolution; colonial rule; colonial theory; colonialism; colonies; colony; comintern; communist; concept; conditions; congress; control; countries; country; course; cultural; democracy; democratic; development; dictatorship; different; domination; economic; economy; european; experience; fact; fanon; feudal; feudalism; force; foreign; form; frantz; global; gramscian; great; hegemony; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; ideas; imperialists; important; india; industrial; intellectual; international; japanese; key; konstantin; kuomintang; lenin; leninist; liberation; liberatory; liberatory war; long; mao; marx; marxist; middle; military; moscow; movement; national; native; new; partisan; party; peasant; peasant war; people; period; personalities; plebeian; political; politics; popular; possibility; post; postcolonial; power; present; press; problem; proletariat; protracted; question; regime; relations; revolutionary; revolutions; rule; russian; safarov; second; situation; socialist; societies; soviet; states; strategy; strength; struggle; studies; subsequent; support; system; terms; theory; thinkers; thought; time; tradition; translation; trotsky; turn; union; united; university; use; ussr; victory; violence; vision; war; wars; way; western; working; works; world; zedong; zinoviev
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- author: Kyshtymova, Irina M.; Matveeva, Lidia V.; Deineko, Anastasia A.
- title: Cartoon Image of the Mother, Its Perception by Elementary School Students and Correction in the Process of Media Education
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 7490
- flesch: 45
- summary: 405–421 409 During the research, the following objectives were formulated: (a) to develop an algorithm for psychological analysis of cartoons in order to determine their potential impact on children; (b) to carry out a psychological analysis of cartoons featuring mother images; (c) to analyze the specifics of perception of different cartoon mother images by younger schoolchildren; (d) to determine the correspondence between schoolchildren’s semantic assessment of cartoon mother images and the hypothetically assumed psychological potential of the cartoons; (e) to conduct a developmental experiment aimed at correcting the mother image in the minds of younger schoolchildren. Semantic Assessment of the Cartoons by Elementary School Students 70 elementary school students 9–10 years old (36 girls and 34 boys) took part in the study of perception of cartoon mother images.
- keywords: analysis; anastasia; assessment; attitude; barkers; behavior; cartoon; characteristics; characters; children; chunya; communication; consequences; content; deineko; development; different; education; elementary; events; experiment; factor; family; film; following; https://changing-sp.com/; image; impact; influence; information; irina; journal; jung; kyshtymova; lidia; love; main; maternal; matveeva; media; method; minds; mom; mother; mother image; mummy; narrative; negative; peppa; perception; personalities; pig; positive; potential; presentation; prestige; products; psychological; psychological analysis; reality; research; researchers; respect; results; scales; school; schoolchildren; screen; semantic; significant; societies; students; study; terms; text; time; traditional; understanding; value; verbal; viewers; vol; work; world; younger
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- author: Perić, Ana; Maruna, Marija; Nedović-Budić, Zorica
- title: Who Plans What for Whom Under the “Iron Law” of Megaprojects? The Discourse Analysis of the Belgrade Waterfront Project
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 8002
- flesch: 40
- summary: With the decline of public support in such projects and a substantial need for private finances, the public-private partnerships flourished as an adequate mechanism for managing large urban regeneration projects in the 1990s. KEYWORDS Belgrade, Belgrade Waterfront, discourse analysis, Serbia, transitional societies, urban megaprojects ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- keywords: alabbar; analysis; area; article; authoritarian; authorities; authors; belgrade; belgrade waterfront; beograd; budić; bw project; change; city; competition; construction; control; daily; danas; decision; developers; development; different; discourse; eagle; entire; fainstein; flyvbjerg; freedom; governance; government; hills; https://changing-sp.com/; implementation; institutional; interest; international; investor; key; land; law; legal; level; local; main; making; marija; maruna; master; megaproject; megaproject development; minister; money; narrative; national; nedović; neoliberalism; new; party; people; perić; personalities; planning; political; politicians; politics; politika; power; president; press; prime; private; process; project; public; relevant; research; role; sector; serbia; social; societies; society; source; spatial; special; specific; spp; stakeholders; state; statements; structures; transitional; translation; university; urban; urban development; use; vodi; vol; vučić; waterfront; waterfront project; world; zakon; zorica
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- author: Patrick, Gnana
- title: Religion and the Subaltern Self: An Exploration from the Indian Context
- date: 2017-12-27
- words: 8358
- flesch: 50
- summary: Exploring ‘subaltern religions’ on their own It is instructive at this juncture to get to know that a good number of activist-scholars who, though not enlisted among the subaltern studies collective, have studied and contributed to the understanding of subaltern religion. These studies explore the emancipatory potentials of subaltern religions, on their own.
- keywords: agency; ambedkar; approach; asian; buddhism; caste; central; century; chamars; change; chatterjee; christianity; code; colonial; colonialism; community; conduct; consciousness; context; critical; cultural; dalit; dalit self; delhi; dharma; dominant; dumont; eds; emancipatory; essay; ethical; example; existence; existing; experience; faith; gnana; god; good; gramsci; guha; hand; hindu; historical; history; ibid; identity; india; john; knowledge; life; like; london; modern; movement; new; north; oxford; people; personalities; phule; place; post; power; press; project; pundit; reality; religion; religious; ritual; role; routledge; search; self; sense; social; societies; society; south; ssp; studies; study; subaltern; subaltern consciousness; subaltern people; subaltern self; subaltern studies; subalternity; system; term; transformation; true; truth; university; vol; way; word; work; writings
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- csp-233
- author: Golovashina, Oksana V.
- title: Battles for Bandera: Dissonant Historical Narratives of Ukrainians in Poland and Problems of Integration
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 8160
- flesch: 42
- summary: 355–371 https://doi.org/10.15826/csp.2021.5.3.139 Received 21 June 2021 © 2021 Oksana V. Golovashina Accepted 8 September 2021 ovgolovashina@mail.ru Published online 11 October 2021 ARTICLE Battles for Bandera: Dissonant Historical Narratives of Ukrainians in Poland and Problems of Integration Oksana V. Golovashina Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia Derzhavin Tambov State University, Russia ABSTRACT The increasing flux of Ukrainian migrants into Poland increases the urgency of correlating Polish and Ukrainian historical narratives. In this article, problems of competing historical narratives, as well as correlations between historical conceptions and models of migrant integration, are examined with the reference to field research carried out with Ukrainian migrants living in Poland.
- keywords: analysis; article; basis; certain; collective; common; communities; community; conflicts; contemporary; context; country; cultural; current; data; dialogue; different; eastern; education; erll; events; film; golovashina; historical; historical narratives; history; home; host; host community; https://changing-sp.com/; identity; images; influence; informants; integration; interpretation; interviews; language; living; main; media; memory; migrants; migration; models; narrative; national; necessary; negative; new; number; oksana; olick; particular; past; people; personalities; point; poland; poles; polish; polish historical; political; present; press; problems; relations; research; rigney; rivalry; russian; simmel; situation; social; socialist; societies; sources; soviet; state; strategies; strategy; study; terms; time; ukraine; ukrainian; ukrainian historical; ukrainian migrants; university; volhynia; years
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- author: Siegler, Anna; Serdült, Sára; Csernus, Fanni; Dézma, Lilla; Ilea, Izabella; Bigazzi, Sára
- title: The Efficacy of a Holding Community Program—Promoting Social Reflection at School
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 6831
- flesch: 45
- summary: Differentiation between social groups: Studies in the social psychology of intergroup relations (pp. 77–98). An environment of acceptance minimizes the threat-induced defensiveness and enables children to work with self-other differences and create an inclusive space where new social perspectives and cognitive alternatives may emerge.
- keywords: action; active; age; anna; attitudes; bigazzi; change; children; classes; collective; common; community; contact; control; day; development; dialogue; differences; different; education; effect; efficacy; emotional; environment; et al; gaertner; gender; groups; hcp; help; hodges; https://changing-sp.com/; hungarian; identity; intergroup; interpersonal; intervention; journal; kende; learning; life; long; measures; members; minority; national; outgroup; participants; people; personalities; perspective; positive; post; power; prejudice; program; psychology; relationship; research; results; roma; school; self; serdült; siegler; social; societies; space; students; study; sára; table; taking; term; test; threat; understanding; vol; work
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- author: Sikandar, Sikandar; Panezai, Sanaullah; Saqib, Shahab E.; Muhammad, Said; Bilal, Bilal; Khan, Imran
- title: Factors Determining Child Labor: Empirical Evidence from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 7752
- flesch: 56
- summary: Many NGOs like CARE India, Child Rights and You, Global March Against Child Labor, etc., have been working to eradicate child labor in India 11 Ahmed et al. (2012) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Discussion paper Child labor Socio-economic and demographic factors Head of the household’s education and household’s average income are significantly and negatively correlated with child labor. =significant at the 5% level and **= significant at the 1% level. 5.5 Reasons for Child Labor The respondents were asked to select the reasons for child labor from the list of seven reasons (Table 7).
- keywords: adult; age; analysis; areas; article; characteristics; child; child labor; children; constant; countries; daily; data; dependent; determinants; different; discussion; districts; economic; education; evidence; factors; families; family; family income; family size; females; findings; global; health; household; https://changing-sp.com/; important; imran; income; international; issues; journal; khan; khyber; labor; level; literature; low; main; mardan; model; number; occupation; pakhtunkhwa; pakistan; panezai; paper; parents; personalities; poverty; predictors; prevalence; ratio; reasons; regression; research; results; review; rights; rural; sanaullah; schooling; significant; sikandar; size; social; societies; socio; studies; study; table; total; university; variables; vol; work; years
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- author: Denysenko, Anatoliy
- title: Post-Protestantism: Contemporary Exclusions, Critical Theology and Reformation 500 in the Context of the Phenomenon of the “Emerging Church”
- date: 2017-12-27
- words: 2698
- flesch: 48
- summary: The origins of the term “emerging church” are derived from the so-called Emergent Village, a group of churches that began to coalesce in the 1990s due to a general sense of disillusionment and disappointment in the regular church institutions of the late 20th century. By “post-Protestantism,” I refer to the phenomenon of postmodern ecclesiology, about which Soloviy writes in detail.
- keywords: academic; anatoliy; approach; book; christianity; church; conservative; contemporary; context; critical; denominational; denysenko; early; ecclesiology; evangelical; ibid; luther; modern; new; past; phenomenon; post; postmodern; practice; present; protestantism; raschke; reformation; soloviy; terms; theological; theology; tillich; time; today; world
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- author: Kostko, Natalya A.; Pecherkina, Irina F.
- title: Urban Identities in Russian Cities and the Prospects of Their “Smart” Development
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 7728
- flesch: 50
- summary: We also present and analyze the results of the survey that KEYWORDS smart city, urban governance, social space, social context, city identity, citizen participation ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A smart city is a result not only of a carefully planned project relying on the assemblage of innovative technologies but also of the practices and initiatives of different actors and parties with different interests (Coletta et al., 2019).
- keywords: approach; attachment; average; business; centre; characteristics; cities; citizens; city; city governance; city identity; concept; context; cultural; development; digital; dwellers; economy; emotional; environment; european; future; gap; good; governance; high; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; ideal; ideal city; identities; identity; important; index; innovative; irina; journal; khanty; kostko; level; living; local; main; mansiysk; natalya; national; new; pecherkina; people; perception; personalities; question; regional; research; residents; resources; respondents; role; second; smart; smart cities; smart city; social; societies; space; studies; study; table; technologies; terlouw; tier; tobolsk; tyumen; unique; urban; urban development; urban identity; view; vision; vol
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: “By the rivers of Babylon” and Elsewhere: Weeping and Recovering
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 2142
- flesch: 45
- summary: The current issue of Changing Societies & Personalities is devoted to a theme having an exceptional importance for the humankind—the fate and deeds of Jewish people in various places and contexts, as well as the roots of anti- Semitism, which still exists in many settings 75 years after the Auschwitz liberation. Research literature on the past and present Jewish history, as well as the phenomenon of anti-Semitism, is enormous.
- keywords: anti; antichrist; arrival; article; author; book; center; druskin; elena; formation; god; holocaust; https://changing-sp.com/; issue; jewish; jews; levine; ness; orthodox; ose; people; personalities; philosophy; post; present; relationship; religious; russia; semitism; societies; soviet; stepanova; time; war; world; zion
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- author: Ostrovskaya, Elena A.
- title: Tradition as a Homeland to Return to: Transnational Religious Identity of the Post-Soviet Orthodox Jewry
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 10109
- flesch: 67
- summary: Both Chabad and Lithuanian rabbis raise funds for local synagogues, Jewish religious schools for boys or girls. As a rule, they were exposed to the tradition in Jewish religious schools, where they learnt to observe in the post-Christian majority, non-Jewish sociocultural environment.
- keywords: 1980s; actors; article; biographical; chabad; children; choice; communities; community; concept; countries; country; cultural; daily; day; different; dimension; early; elena; environment; envoys; family; foreign; hasidic; hebrew; home; host; https://changing-sp.com/; identity; interested; interviews; israel; jewish; jewry; jews; judaism; kosher; levitt; life; lithuanian; local; long; man; married; migrants; migration; minsk; model; mom; new; non; observance; observing; orthodox; ostrovskaya; pattern; people; personalities; petersburg; place; post; practices; rabbi; religion; religious; remittances; research; respondents; russian; school; shabbat; social; societies; socio; soviet; states; study; synagogue; texts; time; torah; tradition; transnational; transnational religious; university; values; vol; way; women; work; years; yeshiva
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- author: Peshkov, Ivan
- title: B(ordering) Utopia in Birobidzhan: Spatial Aspects of Jewish Colonization in Inner Asia
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 6313
- flesch: 47
- summary: Stalin’s forgotten Zion: Birobidzhan and the making of a Soviet Jewish homeland: An illustrated history, 1928–1996. Cultural policy in the region plays freely with its Jewish past, often reinventing it and creating the appearance of an intense revival of Jewish culture (Maksimowska, 2009).
- keywords: anti; areas; asia; aspects; autonomous; autonomous region; autonomy; backwardness; birobidzhan; border; borderline; case; center; china; chinese; colonial; colonization; communities; complex; cossacks; cultural; culture; development; east; eastern; economic; ethnic; evenks; experience; far; formation; forms; frontier; gurevich; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; imperial; indigenous; inner; international; invisible; ivan; jewish; jewish autonomous; jews; land; life; local; long; main; management; mass; migration; models; modern; modernization; national; nature; new; past; people; personalities; perspective; peshkov; place; policy; political; population; present; previous; project; region; remoteness; residents; rights; role; russian; settler; situation; socialist; societies; society; soviet; soviet jewish; space; special; state; status; studies; territory; ussr; vol; world
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- author: Shnirelman, Victor A.
- title: The “End of Times” and the Antichrist’s Arrival: The Orthodox Dogmas and Prophecies in the National-Patriotic Media in Post-Soviet Russia
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 8646
- flesch: 61
- summary: While promoting the program, the newspaper focused on the following themes: a struggle against heresies (embracing Freemasonry, Catholicism and Protestantism) and Ecumenism; a rehabilitation of the Emperor Nicholas the Second as the Tsar- martyr, unmasking of the ritual murders (including an attempt to prove that many Russian Tsars were murdered ritually); a struggle for a restoration of monarchy and Sacred Rus’; an exposure of both the “godless West” and an idea of the World Government, a struggle against population recording through an introduction of personal identification numbers (viewed as the “Beast’s number”) implemented by authorities; a glorification of icons’ miracle power; and a celebration of the Church Fathers and Russian Orthodox enlighteners, whose prophecies of the end of time were regularly published and discussed in the newspaper. [Towards the Light] issued by Russian Orthodox journalists.
- keywords: antichrist; apocalypse; article; authors; bran; certain; christian; christianity; church; coming; conspiracy; contemporary; den; discourse; discussions; dudko; end; enemies; enemy; eschatological; ethnic; evil; forces; freemasons; future; god; great; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; ideology; important; issue; jewish; jews; key; khristianskoe; kozlov; late; life; major; media; monarchists; monarchy; moscow; murder; national; neo; newspaper; non; oprichnina; orthodox; patriots; people; period; personalities; point; political; power; priests; prophecies; religious; restrainer; ritual; role; russian; russian orthodox; russian people; russkiy; russkiy vestnik; satanic; secret; shiropaev; shnirelman; social; societies; soviet; soyuza; spiritual; struggle; talmudic; themes; time; tsar; tsar’-kolokol; union; vestnik; victor; view; vol; vozrozhdenie; war; way; world; zemshchina
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- csp-248
- author: Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Time, Moment, Eternity: Hieroglyphs and Meditations in Yakov Druskin’s Philosophy
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 7011
- flesch: 60
- summary: This project was developed over the decades by Yakov Druskin who traditionally is mentioned in relation with the Russian Avant-garde stars—Aleksander Vvedensky and Daniil Kharms whose archive Druskin saved from the besieged and bombarded Leningrad, and whose philosophical discussions he reported and whose literary oeuvre he explicated in his own texts. Druskin combined philosophical reflection on time in its existential meaning with the search for intellectual methods and linguistic techniques to transcend our ordinary reality.
- keywords: affirmation; andrey; bergson; chernavin; chinari; comprehension; death; druskin; equilibrium; error; existential; experience; god; harms; history; https://changing-sp.com/; husserl; internal; lawlor; life; lipavskiy; literary; meaning; meaninglessness; menshikov; methods; minor; moment; new; notion; oberiu; oleynikov; ordinary; personalities; phenomenological; philosophical; philosophy; press; project; reality; reduction; religious; rosenzweig; russian; sazhin; simple; societies; soul; temporality; texts; thinking; thought; time; translation; university; vol; vvedenskiy; ways; work; world; yakov
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- csp-249
- author: Trubina, Elena G.
- title: Justin O'Connor, and Xin Gu (2020). Red Creative. Culture and Modernity in China. Bristol: Intellect Books.
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 1478
- flesch: 32
- summary: Elena G. Trubina Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia “Red Creative” is a welcome, spirited and conceptually rich book that traces the adoption and development of creative industries in China. They capture the “deep” history of creative industries in this city, spanning the whole twentieth and the beginning of the twenty first century.
- keywords: analysis; authors; book; china; chinese; city; country; creative; creative industries; creativity; cultural; culture; economy; elena; global; haipai; industries; modernity; o’connor; policy; post; red; shanghai; trubina; western
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- csp-25
- author: Stepanova, Elena
- title: Editor's Note
- date: 2017-12-18
- words: 888
- flesch: 32
- summary: The research purpose of the authors is to investigate the phenomenon of conformity, which has always played a central role in social life, is acquiring new significance through its impact on science. For this purpose, he discusses details of N. Federov’s “Philosophy of the Common Task”, as well as peculiarities of the development of Russian society of the beginning of the last century.
- keywords: authors; century; class; conformity; contemporary; cultural; end; fin; modernity; paper; role; russian; science; siècle; slovenian; social; societies; utopias
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- author: Kyselov, Oleg S.
- title: Karpov V., Svensson M. (Eds.) (2020). Secularization, Desecularization, and Toleration. Cross-Disciplinary Challenges to a Modern Myth. Palgrave Macmillan.
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 1873
- flesch: 44
- summary: For a long time the conventional view on this problem has been that secular societies provide religious tolerance better than religious ones. On the other hand, the statement that the religious societies provide religious tolerance better than the secular ones is also false.
- keywords: book; case; chapter; connection; contributions; countries; history; instance; karpov; kyselov; main; muslim; oleg; orthodox; particular; question; relationship; religion; religious; secularization; situation; societies; soviet; state; svensson; theory; tolerance; toleration; ukraine; ussr
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- csp-251
- author: Nazarov, Andrey D.
- title: German Yu. Kapten (2020). Problema sakralizatsii voiny v vizantiiskom bogoslovii i istoriografii [Problem of Sacralization of War in Byzantine Theology and Historiography]. St. Petersburg: Izdatel'stvo Russkoi khristianskoi gumanitarnoi akademii.
- date: 2021-07-09
- words: 2496
- flesch: 57
- summary: There is still no scholarly consensus about the role that religion played in Byzantine wars (see, for example, Stephenson, 2018; Stouraitis, 2018). Byzantine war ideology between Roman imperial concept and Christian religion (Proceedings of the International Symposium, Wien, 19–21 May 2011).
- keywords: andrey; army; author; battlefield; book; byzantine; byzantium; cause; centuries; century; chapter; christian; church; culture; early; eastern; emperor; empire; fathers; historiography; idea; imperial; justice; kapten; military; nazarov; religious; roman; sacralization; sacred; service; shean; soldiers; stouraitis; taktika; theology; traditions; voiny; war; warfare; wars
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- csp-252
- author: Golovátina-Mora, Polina
- title: Follow the River: City Regeneration in Tension as Works of Water
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 7138
- flesch: 49
- summary: The revised initiatives are symbolically divided into two groups: water plans of connection-fragmentation policy and traces of water—mostly grassroots connectivity in response to the dominating power structures. Its deployment in the city can be generalized in two tendencies of water in the city: water plans of connection- fragmentation policy and traces of water—mostly grassroots connectivity in response to the dominating power structures.
- keywords: actual; animals; aquatic; area; art; barad; beach; bodies; body; botero; city; colombia; community; concept; conflict; contemporary; critical; development; dias; different; discourse; diversity; dog; dominating; ecological; eds; environmental; event; everyday; feminist; form; g.-m; golovátina; groups; guattari; habitat; https://changing-sp.com/; human; idea; inclusive; inhabitants; initiatives; interaction; journal; life; like; logic; materiality; meaning; medellín; memory; mesa; molecular; mora; movement; multiple; n.d; nature; networks; new; open; order; page; para; paradigm; people; personalities; pet; place; plants; playa; polina; political; possible; power; practices; press; process; processes; project; public; regeneration; relations; revolution; rights; river; roca; russo; servat; social; societies; society; space; structures; system; sánchez; tension; theory; thinking; thoreau; thought; traces; transformation; translation; understanding; urban; violence; vol; water; web; world
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- csp-255
- author: Zavershinskiy, Konstantin F.; Koryushkin, Alexander I.
- title: Political Socialization in a Changing Society: A Crisis of Value Orientations or Asynchronization of National Memories?
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 9677
- flesch: 24
- summary: Drawing on the methods of cultural sociology, the authors outline novel theoretical approaches to studying youth political socialization in today’s society. The pandemic has also exposed the limitations of traditional value-normative models of youth political socialization.
- keywords: activity; adult; alexander; analysis; boundaries; changes; civil; collective; communications; communicative; communities; concepts; conflict; construction; contemporary; content; continuity; cultural; differences; different; dynamics; economic; elites; europe; events; expectations; focus; forms; future; generations; giesen; groups; heroic; historical; https://changing-sp.com/; iconic; ideas; identification; identity; images; important; institutions; intergenerational; konstantin; koryushkin; legitimation; life; memory; methodological; models; modern; narratives; national; national memory; new; normative; novel; older; pandemic; paradigm; past; people; personalities; political; political communications; political events; political expectations; political generations; political memory; political socialization; politics; positioning; power; practices; present; press; processes; production; profiles; qualitative; representations; research; role; russia; semantic; sense; significant; societies; society; socio; solidarity; soviet; space; states; structures; studies; study; symbolic; symbols; temporal; theoretical; time; traditional; understanding; united; university; value; vol; world; young; young people; younger; youth; youth political; zavershinskiy
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- author: Sudarmanti, Rini; Wahyuti, Tri; Naomi, Prima
- title: Surviving COVID-19 Pandemic: The Role of Social Media and Family Social Capital in Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle in Indonesia
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 7394
- flesch: 47
- summary: The results show that the awareness of a healthy lifestyle is most likely affected by family social capital rather than social media use. These findings contribute to a better understanding of how a healthy lifestyle can help families survive the pandemic. KEYWORDS promotion, healthy lifestyle, social media use, family social capital, COVID-19 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This research is funded by the Paramadina Women Institute (Point) and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology of Republic Indonesia through the program of Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MBKM
- keywords: activities; audiences; awareness; behavior; capital; change; cohesion; communication; community; components; conative; conflict; control; coronavirus; correlation; countries; covid-19; covid-19 pandemic; dan; duration; facebook; family; family members; family social; frequency; government; healthy; healthy lifestyle; high; https://changing-sp.com/; hygienic; important; individual; indonesia; influence; information; instagram; intensity; interaction; internet; jakarta; journal; level; lifestyle; living; media; media use; members; message; model; naomi; number; pandemic; people; personalities; prima; principles; promotion; public; registered; relationship; research; respondents; rini; role; social; social capital; social media; societies; spread; studies; study; sudarmani; survey; table; time; trademark; tri; use; users; vol; wahyuti; whatsapp; women
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- csp-259
- author: Barannikov, Konstantin V.; Ismagilova, Fayruza S.; Li, Zijun; Kolpashchikov, Oleg B.
- title: Changing the Paradigm of Inclusion: How Blind People Could Help People without Disabilities to Acquire New Competences
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 7900
- flesch: 34
- summary: KEYWORDS blind person’s competence, paradigm of disability inclusion, mentoring and mentorship, cultural intelligence, intercultural interaction ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This work was supported by Abroad PhD Studying Scholarship, The China Scholarship Council, and a supplementary grant from the Ural Federal University. Managers without related experience feel hard to recognize specific potentials of PWDs and establish the compelling strategies for disability inclusion in workplaces (Baldridge et al., 2015; Bonaccio et al., 2020).
- keywords: activities; article; barannikov; behaviors; blank; blind; blind individuals; blind people; blindness; cognitive; colleagues; communication; competitive; cooperation; cross; cultural; depth; development; differences; disabilities; disability; disability inclusion; diverse; diversity; effective; employees; et al; experience; experts; explicit; fayruza; focus; groups; https://changing-sp.com/; implicit; inclusion; individuals; information; intelligence; interactions; interactive; intercultural; international; interviews; ismagilova; journal; knowledge; kolpashchikov; konstantin; management; managerial; managers; mentees; mentoring; mentors; new; non; oleg; organizations; paradigm; participants; people; personalities; productive; pwds; research; role; signals; skills; social; societies; study; successful; table; tolerance; van; voice; vol; weak; work; workforce; zijun
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- csp-26
- author: Stepanova, Elena
- title: Do We Still Need to Defend the Right to Say What We Disapprove?
- date: 2017-12-27
- words: 2156
- flesch: 38
- summary: When Christianity became official religion of the Roman Empire, “religious freedom was replaced by religious oppression as enemies of the Church and enemies of the State became more of less interchangeable. On an Antinomy in the Discourses of Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Conscience introduces the new section of the journal – ESSAY – and opens discussion on the questions: Can freedom of religion and religious freedom really be separated in reality?
- keywords: article; beliefs; believers; christian; church; concept; conscience; context; elena; europe; freedom; history; human; independent; individual; minority; new; paper; personalities; post; religion; religious; religious freedom; right; self; social; societies; solidarity; state; stepanova; subaltern; theological; thought; world
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- csp-269
- author: Rezaev, Andrey V.; Tregubova, Natalia D.; Ivanova, Anastasia A.
- title: From Uncertainty to Trust: COVID-19 Pandemic Responses of South Korea and Sweden
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 8438
- flesch: 45
- summary: Social trust in the midst of pandemic crisis: Implications from COVID-19 of South Korea. Active detection of COVID-19 cases thus happens irrespective of clinical symptoms.
- keywords: abstract; accounting; anastasia; andrey; cases; citizens; community; containment; control; coronavirus; countries; country; covid-19; crisis; crucial; daily; data; decision; different; digital; epidemiological; european; evidence; example; expertise; following; government; health; healthcare; high; https://changing-sp.com/; individuals; information; ivanova; kdca; kim; korea; level; local; lockdown; making; management; march; measures; mechanisms; natalia; need; new; number; oecd; organization; outside; pandemic; papakostas; paper; particular; people; personalities; policies; policy; population; possible; prevention; problem; public; records; regulation; relations; research; resources; response; results; rezaev; role; science; situation; social; societies; south; south korea; specific; state; strategy; success; sweden; swedish; technologies; testing; times; transmission; tregubova; trust; uncertainty; vol; ways; world
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- csp-27
- author: Andal, Aireen Grace Tomagan
- title: Decanonized Reading: Intellectual Humility and Mindfulness in Reading Canonical Philosophical Writings
- date: 2018-04-03
- words: 8698
- flesch: 48
- summary: Here, the goal is to examine the potential of an approach that prompts readers of philosophical texts to navigate the richness of different contexts and perspectives without being dependent on the Western agenda as the central frame of inquiry. That the readers of philosophical texts might be centering their approaches around the “canonical” tag is not to be taken lightly.
- keywords: able; absence; affairs; african; african philosophy; agenda; aireen; amherst; ancient; approach; aristotle; assumptions; bias; canonical; canonical texts; canons; chinese; community; concept; concerns; context; course; critical; cultural; decanonized; different; discussions; effort; european; fall; gaze; gender; grace; historical; history; human; idea; identities; ideologies; instance; intellectual; islamic; issue; knowledge; life; locke; mainstream; massachusetts; materials; new; non‑western; notion; nuanced; park; particular; people; personalities; perspectives; philosophers; philosophical; philosophical texts; philosophy; place; plato; political; popular; present; press; question; readers; reading; reason; scholars; science; sense; set; social; societies; status; students; subject; syllabi; syllabus; terms; texts; thinkers; thinking; thoughts; time; traditions; understanding; universal; university; view; virtues; vol; way; ways; western; work; world; writings; york
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- author: Rigoli, Francesco
- title: A General Attitude towards Shopping and Its Link with Basic Human Values in the UK
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 6079
- flesch: 55
- summary: Based on a Bonferroni correction applied to these tests (implying in a significance threshold of p = .005; see the Methods section above), a significant positive correlation emerged for Power (Fig. 5; r(298) p = .917 r = –.357 p <
- keywords: .001; age; basic; bourdieu; change; conservation; consumer; correlation; culture; direction; douglas; enhancement; expression; francesco; gender; general; goods; gsa; gsa scale; hedonism; holt; https://changing-sp.com/; human; individual; isherwood; items; life; miller; openness; orientation; participants; pearson; people; personalities; positive; power; questions; relationship; rigoli; scale; schwartz; security; self; shopping; social; societies; specific; status; study; table; theories; theory; transcendence; universalism; values; veblen; vol
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- csp-272
- author: Lamba, Tanya
- title: At the Crossroads of Marriage: Experiences of Young Urban Middle-Class Women Negotiating Family and Sexuality Within Heterosexual Intimate Relationships in North India
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 7198
- flesch: 54
- summary: Young women are challenging gendered power relations, traditional family structures, and marriage norms in their everyday lives. The parental love, care, and concern then become forms of controlling young women within their own homes.
- keywords: arranged; broader; caste; choice; class; class women; communication; community; conflict; control; delhi; everyday; experiences; family; february; freedom; gender; heterosexual; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; india; individual; interviews; intimacy; intimate; lamba; life; lives; love; marriage; married; middle; narrative; natasha; norms; paper; parents; partner; patriarchal; personal; personalities; power; relationship; research; sexuality; sneha; social; societies; society; space; structures; study; tanya; themes; time; traditional; urban; vol; way; women; years; young
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- csp-281
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: The Transformation of Values in the Times of Uncertainty
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 2406
- flesch: 29
- summary: As Michal Müller (Olomouc, the Czech Republic) notes in the article The Value of Work-Related Uncertainty: Changes from Demands on Certainty to Finding Ways of Living in Uncertainty, work and uncertainty are two important objects of sociological research that have a philosophical overlap. On the other, the COVID-19 pandemic, which is analyzed in several articles from different perspectives, is far more than a health crisis.
- keywords: actions; activities; article; authors; bugrov; collective; colonial; communist; context; countries; covid-19; current; development; donation; efficacy; elena; forest; historical; https://changing-sp.com/; individual; media; mother; müller; narratives; national; new; pandemic; people; personalities; post; psychological; research; russia; significant; social; societies; society; sperm; state; stepanova; theory; time; ukrainian; uncertainty; vandal; war; women; work; yekaterinburg
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- csp-282
- author: Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Daria Dubovka (2020). V monastyr' s mirom. V poiskakh svetskikh kornei sovremennoi dukhovnosti [To the Monastery in Peace: Searching for Secular Origins of Contemporary Spirituality]. EUSP Press
- date: 2021-10-11
- words: 1784
- flesch: 34
- summary: It is authored by Daria Dubovka, the European University graduate, who studied under J. Kormina and S. Shtyrkov, leading Russian scholars in anthropology of religion, and it is written after extensive fieldwork in Russian monasteries. Both trends coalesced around resuscitating historical Russian monasteries such as Goritsy Monastery, or Goritsy Convent (Воскресенский Горицкий монастырь), whose architectural complex survived the Soviet atheism—mostly in a deplorable state, though.
- keywords: a. m.; agency; andrey; body; book; charismatic; community; contemplation; current; dubovka; experience; individuals; inhabitants; labor; menshikov; modern; monasteries; monastery; monastic; notion; question; religious; routine; russian; secular; spiritual; temporary; transformation; translation
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- csp-29
- author: Abduljaber, Malek
- title: Effects of Modernization and Globalization on Values Change in the Arab World
- date: 2018-07-01
- words: 9595
- flesch: 47
- summary: Analysts and experts on the Middle East rely on sheer conjecture and speculation when describing, prescribing, or prognosing Arab world political development (Zogby, 2002; Robbins & Tessler, 2012). KEYWORDS modernization, globalization, public opinion, Arab world, survey research https://changing-sp.com/ 162 Malek Abduljaber Introduction
- keywords: abduljaber; affairs; algeria; american; arab; arab citizens; arab countries; arab world; arabia; attitudes; available; barometer; bayat; century; changes; citizens; comparative; countries; country; cultural; data; democracy; development; east; economic; egypt; empirical; evidence; figure; gdp; gender; globalization; half; https://changing-sp.com/; index; individuals; institutions; international; iraq; israel; issues; jamal; jordan; kof; lebanon; levels; malek; marsh; middle; modernization; morocco; nations; nature; new; number; opinion; ordinary; palestine; past; people; percentage; perceptions; personalities; policy; political; politics; press; processes; public; public opinion; region; religion; research; robbins; saudi; scores; shifts; social; societies; society; state; studies; study; survey; tessler; theory; time; today; traditional; transformation; trust; tunisia; university; values; vol; waves; western; world; zogby
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- csp-296
- author: Giray, Louie G.; Edem, Jelomil A.
- title: Dhingra, P. (2021). Hyper Education. Why Good Schools, Good Grades, and Good Behavior Are Not Enough. NYU Press.
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 1453
- flesch: 54
- summary: In the book, the author shows how Asian American parents make their children improve academically through hyper education, referring to the practice of extending education through privatized, extracurricular learning. Louie Giray, Jelomil Edem Published online 11 April 2022 jelomiledem.00@gmail.com lggiray@pup.edu.ph https://changing-sp.com/ 218 Louie Giray, Jelomil Edem parts, this well-researched book talks about the different sides of hyper education and how it becomes a habit for Asian American parents to use it as part of their parenting style.
- keywords: academics; american; asian; author; book; centers; children; dhingra; edem; education; extra; giray; good; hyper; jelomil; learning; life; louie; parents; schools; students
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- csp-297
- author: Boštjančič, Eva; Ismagilova, Fayruza S.; Pavlović Milijašević, Sara
- title: The Role of Managers’ Cultural Intelligence and Demographic Variables in Building Trust in Business Relations
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 7405
- flesch: 44
- summary: The lower level of trust among Russians may also be due to the fact that, according to Hofstede, it can be classified as a low-trust society (Bstieler & Hemmert, 2008), as in Russia trust is very important within already known channels, while in Slovenia and Croatia this is not the case. Trust in the international collaborations of organizations, and their evolving in support of processes that enhance trust, is also impacted by culture, through the socialization of an individual that differs from one country to another (Bstieler & Hemmert, 2008; Dyer & Chu, 2003; Huff & Kelley, 2003).
- keywords: advantage; behavioral; boštjančič; building; business; business relationships; commitments; cooperation; countries; cqs; croatia; croatians; cultural; cultural intelligence; culture; data; deviation; differences; different; dimensions; distrust; employees; et al; eva; excessive; factors; fayruza; gender; general; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; individual; intelligence; international; ismagilova; journal; knowledge; level; management; mean; metacognitive; milijašević; motivational; nationality; organizational; oti; participants; partners; pavlović; people; personalities; predictors; questionnaire; relationships; research; results; review; role; russia; sara; scale; significant; slovenia; social; societies; standard; studies; study; table; trust; university; values; vol; women
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- author: Strenski, Ivan
- title: Beyond the Freakonomics of Religious Liberty
- date: 2017-04-14
- words: 7574
- flesch: 54
- summary: The paper critiques the prevailing liberal market economy models of religious liberty and religious encounter. “Freakonomics”, therefore, – whether in free market or monopoly form – does not, therefore, write the last page in the story of religious liberty.
- keywords: agenda; alternative; apostolic; armenia; armenians; better; buyers; choice; christians; churches; commission; communities; diaspora; discussion; east; economic; effect; exchange; freakonomics; free; free market; freedom; gift; good; groups; guest; gyumri; haac; historic; history; host; human; huntsman; hurd; international; ivan; liberal; liberty; like; local; market; market model; marketplace; message; missionaries; missionary; model; monopoly; neutral; new; open; people; personalities; point; present; protestant; relations; religion; religious; religious freedom; religious liberty; report; repression; respect; right; sarkissian; sellers; situation; societies; society; state; students; thinking; thought; university; values; venice; vol.1; ways; west; western; willing; world
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- author: Kozeva, Maria; Brandt, Galina
- title: Philosophical Pursuits in Dance Practice of the 21st Century: Body Concepts
- date: 2018-04-03
- words: 5420
- flesch: 51
- summary: KEYWORDS body concept, dance body, freedom, unconscious, social criticism, illusion, deviant body The art of performance dance in the 20th century is undergoing a transformation to encompass values, concepts, and styles that contrast with the traditional principles of classical art dance. Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, and Charles Weidman – the American pioneers of modern dance – “blew up” traditions through their observations of the basic dance processes revealed in the body, in its physical reality and deep mental processes.
- keywords: 20th; american; art; ballet; banes; bausch; bodily; body; brandt; century; choreographer; concepts; contemporary; content; culture; dance; dance body; dancers; dancing; different; duncan; energy; expressive; field; form; freedom; galina; gerdt; idea; important; interest; kozeva; life; living; maria; means; modern; modern dance; moment; movement; nature; new; people; performance; person; personalities; philosophical; physicality; place; political; postmodern; practices; processes; reality; role; sense; social; societies; society; space; stage; subject; terms; theatre; time; traditional; understanding; vol; way; ways
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- csp-302
- author: Tripathy, Mitashree
- title: Representing the Powerful Principle of Virtue Ethics: Commitment at Workplaces
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 11003
- flesch: 47
- summary: The current paper explores the importance of commitment as powerful principles of virtue ethics and also emphasizes the limitation of employee commitment mostly focusing on blind commitment. Employee commitment and motivation: A conceptual analysis and integrative model.
- keywords: actions; affective; allen; analysis; aristotle; attachment; behavior; blind; blind commitment; blindness; business; certain; character; claim; commitment; committed; concept; consequences; continuance; critical; decisions; deontology; desires; development; eds; emotional; employees; ethical; ethics; example; extremes; factors; goals; good; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; human; individual; journal; life; like; living; loyalty; making; management; meyer; mitashree; moral; motivation; natural; nature; need; normative; normative commitment; organization; organizational commitment; oxford; paper; people; personalities; philosophy; plato; point; press; principles; process; psychological; psychology; rational; reasons; review; right; role; sense; situation; social; societies; states; studies; study; theories; theory; things; thinking; thoughts; times; traits; tripathy; university; values; van; virtue; virtue ethics; virtuous; vol; words; workplace; wrong
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- csp-306
- author: Remington, Thomas F.
- title: Ordoliberalism Revisited
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 12679
- flesch: 49
- summary: Hien does acknowledge, to be sure, the more generally recognized influence of Catholic social thought on the “social” ordoliberals, notably Alfred Müeller-Armack, who saw “social market economy” as a deliberate effort to marry the liberalism of the Freiburg school with a theoretical and practical commitment to the principle that the economy must serve to raise living standards and opportunity for all sections of society. It was he who coined the term “social market economy,” reflecting his conviction that a market-oriented competitive economy must serve the larger good of society.
- keywords: 10–34; american; antitrust; austerity; basic; blyth; book; business; böhm; capitalism; cartels; change; chicago; collective; competition; concentrated; concentrations; conditions; conservative; constitutional; control; corporate; countries; crisis; debt; democracy; die; dyson; early; economic; economists; economy; eds; efficiency; employment; erhard; eucken; european; example; fact; faire; firms; freedom; freiburg; germany; good; government; great; group; hayek; held; hien; high; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; ideas; important; individual; industrial; influence; institutions; interests; joerges; justice; keynesian; labor; laissez; larger; law; legal; liberalization; little; making; market; market economy; market power; mirowski; monopoly; myth; national; nazi; neoliberalism; new; order; ordoliberalism; particular; partnership; personalities; philosophy; plehwe; point; policies; policy; political; position; postwar; power; press; pressure; price; principles; private; problem; property; public; pèlerin; question; recent; reform; regime; relations; remington; rents; rights; rules; russia; school; seeking; set; slobodian; social; social market; socialism; societies; society; soviet; state; streeck; strong; system; term; theory; thinking; thomas; thought; time; trade; tradition; und; united; university; vail; view; vol; volume; way; workers; world; years
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- csp-308
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: In Search for New Research Paradigms
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 1682
- flesch: 29
- summary: On the one hand, social knowledge is pluralistic, that is, allowing for a plurality of equivalent explanatory concepts; on the other, it is interdisciplinary, that is, irreducible to the methodology of a single social or humanities discipline. The paradigms of social knowledge are immanently linked to social, political, economic and cultural contexts of a particular society.
- keywords: article; attitudes; authors; blind; cities; concepts; cultural; current; different; disabilities; economic; elena; government; greece; healthy; https://changing-sp.com/; inclusion; knowledge; main; media; nature; new; paradigms; people; personalities; research; scientific; self; shopping; social; societies; society; status; stepanova; theories; victim
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- csp-309
- author: Sokolov, Sergei V.
- title: Trade, Politics and Borderlands: Russia and Britain in the Age of Enterprise
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 1933
- flesch: 50
- summary: The author describes not only British efforts to establish trade with Russia (or through Russia’s lands), but also surveys Russian commercial enterprises in both Asia and America, revealing the Russian government’s great desire to take advantages of its vast territory and the political situation in the borderlands. In the fifth chapter, a broad picture of Russian enterprises is built up.
- keywords: american; anglo; astrakhan; author; book; britain; british; century; chapter; commerce; commercial; companies; company; eighteenth; english; enterprises; great; iran; iranian; long; merchants; national; new; romaniello; russian; russian commercial; sea; significant; situation; sources; studies; study; time; trade; treaty
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- author: Iakimova, Olga
- title: Exploring the Dynamics of Xenophobia in the Nordic Countries
- date: 2018-04-03
- words: 5970
- flesch: 46
- summary: Based on the resulting findings, the article concludes that the massive surge of votes for xenophobic parties in the Nordic countries might seem to imply that it reflected an equally massive surge of xenophobic attitudes but this was not the case. Xenophobic attitudes showed the opposite trend.
- keywords: anti; article; attitudes; change; civic; countries; country; cultural; decades; denmark; different; doi; economic; elections; ethnic; european; existential; expression; fear; finland; finns; foreign; group; hjerm; identity; immigrants; immigration; increase; inglehart; insecurity; international; level; national; non; nordic; nordic countries; norway; olga; outgroup; parliament; parties; party; past; people; personalities; political; population; pride; right; rise; social; societies; society; state; support; surge; survey; sweden; table; theories; theory; threat; time; tolerant; values; vol; welfare; wing; world; xenophobic; xenophobic attitudes; years
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- csp-310
- author: Lavrentiev, Andrey V.
- title: Reactualisation of Triadology in Polemics with Postmetaphysics
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 2250
- flesch: 36
- summary: It is in in this polemical context that the monograph addresses the main issue of Christian theology—the relation of God to the creation. Christian theology turned into “all too human” historical and philological criticism, anthropological hermeneutics, and sentimental moralising (p. XV).
- keywords: analogy; andrey; author; balthasar; book; chapter; christian; contemporary; creation; creator; davydov; divine; eastern; economic; example; god; institute; lavrentiev; modern; monograph; nature; orthodox; possible; radical; reality; revelation; russian; theological; theology; thought; transcendentals; trinitarian; trinity; truth; university; von; western; world
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- csp-311
- author: Beavitt, Thomas
- title: Orwellian Doublespeak: Dialogicality and the English Language
- date: 2021-12-30
- words: 2423
- flesch: 44
- summary: Prodding several of these metaphors to confirm that they are indeed dead, Leith channels Orwell to show that these constitute examples of “writing that isn’t paying attention to what it’s saying”, i.e., excluding the reader by undervaluing his or her attention. In order to validate or reject the ironic usage of the term “Orwellian” as applied in the context of contemporary English language scientific communication, the following research question arises: Are we currently living in an Orwellian dystopia?
- keywords: active; article; attention; beavitt; communication; dialogical; dystopia; english; essay; language; leith; order; orwell; orwellian; passive; phrases; pinsker; political; politics; popova; reader; rules; russian; science; scientific; starmer; terms; text; thomas; use; voice; vol; williams; words; writing
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- csp-313
- author: Leiliyanti, Eva; Dewi, Dhaurana Atikah; Putri, Larasati Nur; Fariza, Fariza; Saputra, Zufrufin; Wiyakintra, Andera; Albab, Muhammad Ulul
- title: Patriarchal Language Evaluation of Muslim Women’s Body, Sexuality, and Domestication Discourse on Indonesian Male Clerics Preaching
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 9506
- flesch: 49
- summary: Relevant issues in these discourses arguably lie in the research on hijab, sharia law on women’s bodies, sexuality, and domestication, Islamic feminism, women’s bodies, sexuality, and domestication (Beta, 2014; Bhowon & Bundhoo, 2016; Yulikhah, 2016; Zempi, 2020), examines how young computer savvy Muslim women community (Hijabers Community, n.d.) in urban Indonesia through the use of fashion hijab and promote them on the blog, and social networking sites (SNS) successfully challenges western media representation of Muslim women, i.e., “domesticated and silenced” in a patriarchal society and the academic divide between “Islam versus Western capitalist”. However, this modernization does not affect how Muslim women see hijab in Malaysia.
- keywords: act; adi; albab; anak; analysis; appearance; appraisal; assalamualaikum; atikah; attitude; attribute; audio; basalamah; bodies; body; case; ceramah; channel; clause; clerics; cultural; culture; dakwah; dan; desires; dewi; dhaurana; different; discourse; domestication; eva; face; faith; feminism; following; gaze; gus; gus muwafiq; hidayat; hijab; household; https://changing-sp.com/; husbands; i.e.; indonesia; islamic; istri; itu; jahiliyyah; journal; judgment; kalau; khalid; laki; language; law; laws; leiliyanti; linguistic; male; marriage; material; muhammad; muslim; muslim women; muwafiq; nature; negative; ngaji; orientation; patriarchal; pendek; perempuan; personalities; physical; position; power; preaching; process; processes; propriety; public; regulation; relational; religious; remu’an; rights; salafi; santri; second; sense; sexuality; social; societies; statement; studies; suami; tabarruj; table; teaching; total; ulama; ulul; university; ustadz; vol; wajah; wife; wives; women; yang; youtube
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- csp-315
- author: Ghias, Wajeeha Brar; Kazmi, Syed Zaheer Abbas
- title: In the Eyes of the Beholder: Leaders’ Personality and Courageous Followership
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 6946
- flesch: 33
- summary: Data analysis indicates that leaders having extraversion, agreeableness, consciousness, and openness to intellectual/imagination personality traits perceive their subordinates’ behaviors as courageous followers, whereas the neuroticism personality trait resulted in a negative perception of courageous followership behaviors among Pakistani school leaders. We need to inculcate and promote courageous followership behavior among institutions to get rid of toxic triangles and overcome inefficiencies to compete with world countries.
- keywords: abbas; agreeableness; analysis; behavior; bien; big; brar; chaleff; consciousness; courageous; courageous followership; cultural; data; development; different; education; et al; extraversion; followership; followership behavior; form; future; ghias; high; https://changing-sp.com/; imagination; impact; independent; individuals; institutions; intellect; international; journal; kazmi; kelley; leaders; leadership; level; management; neuroticism; openness; organizational; pakistan; perception; personalities; personality; personality traits; positive; private; proactive; psychology; public; relationship; research; results; review; role; scale; schools; social; societies; study; styles; subordinates; syed; teachers; toxic; traits; uhl; university; values; vol; wajeeha; work; workplace; zaheer
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- csp-317
- author: Ghazy, Khaled; Fedorova, Alena E.
- title: Hotel Employees’ Attitude and Acceptance Toward Human-Robot Co-Working Based on the Industry 5.0 Concept
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 8572
- flesch: 43
- summary: The effects of perceived identity threat and realistic threat on the negative attitudes and usage intentions toward hotel service robots: The moderating effect of the robot’s anthropomorphism. Service robots designed to operate in the service sectors have emerged in hotels, catering, and entertainment enterprises to assist customers and provide information on different services.
- keywords: acceptance; addition; alena; analysis; article; artificial; attitude; automation; business; changes; chatbots; check; chi; cleaning; companies; concept; contact; customer; data; devices; difference; educational; employees; et al; experience; fedorova; functions; future; gender; ghazy; groups; guests; hospitality; hotel; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; human; industrial; industry; information; intelligence; interaction; international; introduction; items; ivanov; jobs; journal; khaled; level; management; managers; negative; new; participants; people; personalities; positive; psychological; questionnaire; research; results; review; robotics; robots; room; russia; scale; service; service robots; significant; smart; social; societies; society; staff; studies; study; table; technologies; technology; test; tourism; tussyadiah; university; use; value; vol; webster; women; work; workers; working; years
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- csp-319
- author: Zakharova, Olga V.; Glazkova, Anna V.; Pupysheva, Irina N.; Kuznetsova, Natalia V.
- title: The Importance of Green Practices to Reduce Consumption
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 9368
- flesch: 43
- summary: Some researchers have studied the citizens’ involvement in functional public practices at the institutional level and the private sector (Ermolaeva & Rybakova, 2019), the factors and the conditions for Russians’ engagement in separate waste collection practices (Shabanova, 2019). [“Dirty village” and “littered city” (common waste management practices in different communities)].
- keywords: actions; activities; adaptive; adaptive practices; anna; balsiger; change; citizens; collection; communities; community; company; consumption; content; degrowth; different; eco; ecological; economic; economy; ecoworld72; energy; environmental; et al; example; exchanging; glazkova; goals; goods; green; green practices; growth; hobson; https://changing-sp.com/; individual; initiatives; irina; kallis; krugovorot; kuznetsova; lifestyle; management; media; mentions; miro; n.d; natalia; nature; new; nol; number; olga; online; organisations; otkhodov; page; people; personalities; posts; practices; problems; processing; production; products; pupysheva; purchases; recyclables; recycling; region; resources; responsible; russia; separate; separate waste; sharing; social; social practices; societies; society; sorting; sortirovochnaia; study; sustainable; things; tiumeni; transformative; transformative practices; tvorets; tyumen; use; vol; voluntary; vtorservis; waste; waste collection; waste management; world; zakharova
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- csp-32
- author: Piskunova, Larisa; Lu, Jia Jin
- title: Confucianism as the Axiological Basis for China’s Management Model
- date: 2018-04-03
- words: 10112
- flesch: 60
- summary: It’s very interesting to note that, when there are two employees, both of who are not loyal, Chinese business leaders prefer the one with lower capability; however, if they are both loyal, Chinese leaders prefer employees who are more capable. The relevance of this study is also connected with the interest of Chinese people themselves in pragmatising the intellectual tradition in their search for axiological bases of rapid contemporary social and economic change.
- keywords: analects; anthony; behaviour; benevolence; business; capable; china; chinese; chinese people; companies; company; conduct; confucianism; confucius; correct; country; cultural; culture; dao; economic; emotional; employees; example; face; family; father; form; gong; good; government; harmony; history; hofstede; human; idea; important; intellectual; jia; jie; jin; kindness; larisa; leaders; legge; life; love; loyal; man; management; managers; master; mean; ministers; model; modern; moral; necessary; need; neo‑confucianism; new; order; people; period; person; personalities; philosophy; piskunova; position; practice; prince; principle; propriety; reciprocity; regard; relationships; respect; righteousness; shu; small; social; societies; society; sovereign; spiritual; state; superior; superior man; terms; things; thought; time; traditional; trust; values; virtue; vol; want; way; weber; weiming; western; words; work; world; years
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- csp-324
- author: Lyutko, Eugene; Cherny, Alexey
- title: The Concept of Mladostarchestvo as a Tool for Criticizing Religion in Modern Russia: An Analysis of Rhetorical Strategies
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 10674
- flesch: 56
- summary: KEYWORDS mladostarchestvo, young eldership, confession, religious leadership, rhetorical strategies, criticism of the clergy, anticlericalism ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The question of how to compile a history of this notion is solved by means of a classification of rhetorical strategies in which the term has been included at different stages.
- keywords: 2000s; a. c.; abuses; age; aleksii; alexey; anthony; anti; archpriest; argument; article; ascetic; attempt; authority; babasian; certain; cherny; church; clear; clergy; concept; confession; contemporary; context; critical; criticism; different; discussion; e. l.; eldership; element; eugene; example; experience; expression; fact; father; february; great; guidance; hierarchical; hierarchy; history; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; kontsevich; kozlov; language; later; lay; level; life; literature; lyutko; meaning; metropolitan; mitrokhin; mladostarchestvo; mladostarets; modern; moscow; new; notion; orthodox; ozolin; parish; particular; pastoral; patriarch; patriarchate; pejorative; people; personalities; phenomenon; place; political; post; practice; press; priest; problem; public; question; religious; research; rhetorical; rhetorical strategy; rise; russian; schmemann; self; similar; situation; social; societies; sokolov; sort; soviet; specific; speech; sphere; spiritual; startsy; statement; strategies; strategy; term; term mladostarets; theological; time; tool; tradition; translation; use; vol; way; word; work; years; young; youth; παιδαριογέρων
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- csp-325
- author: Selçuk, Fatma Ülkü; Güngör, Nil Demet
- title: Narcissism and Political Left-Right Orientation in View of Basic Human Values: A Sample of Faculty of Management Students From Turkey
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 8481
- flesch: 41
- summary: 764–784 https://doi.org/10.15826/csp.2022.6.4.202 Received 11 February 2022 © 2022 Fatma Ülkü Selçuk, Nil Demet Güngör Accepted 10 December 2022 fatmaulku.selcuk@asbu.edu.tr Published online 30 December 2022 nil.gungor@atilim.edu.tr ARTICLE Narcissism and Political Left-Right Orientation in View of Basic Human Values: A Sample of Faculty of Management Students From Turkey Fatma Ülkü Selçuk Social Sciences University of Ankara, Turkey Nil Demet Güngör Atılım University, Ankara, Turkey ABSTRACT A growing number of studies investigate the relationship between narcissism and political orientation. Given findings that link basic human values to narcissism and to political orientation, we also investigate the possibility of a mediating role for human values in this relation.
- keywords: .01; .05; achievement; analyses; association; attitudes; authoritarianism; authors; basic; change; cichocka; conformity; cultural; demet; differences; dimensions; direction; economic; effect; esteem; et al; european; extreme; facet; fatma; fazekas; güngör; hatemi; hedonism; hiel; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; human; ideology; individual; items; journal; justice; leftwing; marchlewska; mayer; mediation; model; moderate; narcissism; narcissistic; nil; orientation; personalities; personality; political; political orientation; politics; positions; positive; possible; power; psychology; regression; relation; research; results; rightwing; sample; scale; scores; security; self; selçuk; social; societies; stimulation; students; studies; support; table; tradition; traits; turkey; turkish; universalism; university; values; van; vol; western; ülkü
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- csp-326
- author: Abramova, Sofya B.; Antonova, Natalya L.; Campa, Riccardo; Popova, Natalia G.
- title: Digital Fears Experienced by Young People in the Age of Technoscience
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 10678
- flesch: 44
- summary: © 2022 Sofya B. Abramova, Natalya L. Antonova, Accepted 15 March 2022 Riccardo Campa, Natalia G. Popova Published online 11 April 2022 sofia_abramova@mail.ru n-tata@mail.ru riccardo.campa.02@gmail.com ngpopova@list.ru ARTICLE Digital Fears Experienced by Young People in the Age of Technoscience Sofya B. Abramova Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia Natalya L. Antonova Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia Riccardo Campa Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland Natalia G. Popova Institute for Philosophy and Law, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Yekaterinburg, Russia ABSTRACT With the advance of technoscience, digital technologies have started to reshape the traditional array of social fears experienced by younger generations by triggering the appearance of new, digital fears. Social fears exert a negative impact on the well-being of a given society, deteriorating the emotional balance and adaptive potential of generations.
- keywords: 56–78; abramova; afraid; age; analysis; antonova; anxieties; anxiety; article; artificial; behavior; campa; citizens; communication; consciousness; consequences; control; countries; covid-19; culture; danger; data; devices; different; digital; digital fears; digital society; digitalization; disorders; economic; education; electronic; emergence; emotional; emotions; environmental; events; everyday; example; experience; fears; federal; final; following; fomo; future; global; groups; health; https://changing-sp.com/; human; identity; impact; increase; individuals; information; intelligence; international; internet; journal; lack; large; level; life; loss; making; media; natalya; negative; networks; new; number; online; pandemic; panic; people; personal; personalities; phenomenon; political; popova; population; postmodern; postmodern fears; press; problems; process; psychological; public; range; reality; region; research; respondents; result; review; riccardo; risk; robotization; robots; role; russian; security; self; situations; social; social anxiety; social fears; societies; society; sociological; sociology; sofya; state; students; study; surveillance; survey; sverdlovsk; systems; technological; technologies; technology; technoscience; threats; time; today; total; types; uncertainty; unemployment; university; unmotivated; use; users; vol; work; world; young; young people; younger
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- csp-327
- author: Malu, Bhasker; Rajan, Santhosh Kareepadath; Jindal, Nikhita; Thakur, Aishwarya; Raghuram, Tanvi
- title: Perceived Discrimination of Old Settlers in Sikkim
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 6059
- flesch: 47
- summary: However, before the merger, 400 Indian families, known as old settlers, had lived in Sikkim but did not become Sikkim subjects. The creation of identity differences such as locals vs old settlers or Northeasterners vs mainlanders would result in such conflict.
- keywords: analysis; april; bhasker; business; citizens; committee; communication; community; conflict; department; differences; dion; discrimination; experience; government; group; higher; home; https://changing-sp.com/; identity; india; individuals; intergroup; journal; kareepadath; law; locals; mainland; mainlanders; malu; merger; minority; negative; northeasterners; notification; old; old settlers; outsiders; participants; people; perception; personal; personalities; petitions; political; politics; psychology; racial; raghuram; rajan; research; santhosh; self; settlers; sikkim; social; societies; state; status; studies; study; subject; tanvi; theory; threat; university; vol; years
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- csp-33
- author: Stepanova, Elena
- title: Religious Complexity in the Public Sphere: Comparing Nordic Countries (Inger Furseth, ed.). Springer, 2017
- date: 2018-04-03
- words: 2199
- flesch: 29
- summary: The authors observe the concept of “culturalization of religion” and conclude that it may allow majority religions a presence in places from where religion is banned or regarded with suspicion. Springer, 2017 1 Elena Stepanova Institute for Philosophy and Law, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia In the contemporary world, religion holds a significant place in many people’s lives, intersecting with other identities.
- keywords: authors; book; churches; civil; complexity; concept; contemporary; countries; debates; denmark; different; majority; media; national; nordic; nordic countries; norway; place; political; presence; public; public sphere; religion; religious; research; significant; social; societies; society; sphere; state; university; values
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- author: Hackert, Benedikt; Voeth, Lilith C.; Weger, Ulrich
- title: Moral Foundations of Dietary Behavior and Its Linkage to Sustainability and Feminism
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 13571
- flesch: 44
- summary: In line with this, De Backer and Hudders (2015) found that the pattern of endorsement regarding different moral foundations differs between meat eaters, flexitarians— “one whose normally meatless diet occasionally includes meat or fish” (Merriam-Webster, n.d.-a), —and vegetarians in such a way that vegetarians show more endorsement for individualizing moral foundations (i.e., Harm avoidance, Fairness). meat = meat eater; flexi = flexitarian; vegetarian = vegetarian; vegan = vegan.
- keywords: .05; 564–593; aas; addition; animal; attitudes; authority; avoidance; behavior; benedikt; binding; change; choice; commitment; consumption; correlations; dairy; data; diet; differences; different; disposal; domains; eaters; eating; environmental; ethical; ethics; everyday; f(2; fairness; feminism; following; food; foundations; frequency; gender; general; groups; hackert; harm; higher; hoc; https://changing-sp.com/; human; importance; individualizing; items; journal; justice; life; lifestyle; likert; lilith; line; loyalty; m =; means; meat; meat consumption; meat eaters; mfp; mfq; moral; moral foundations; motivation; motives; mvegan; n.d; negative; orientation; participants; personalities; personality; point; positive; post; products; progressivism; protection; psychology; questionnaire; research; results; rs =; sample; scale; scores; self; significant; small; social; societies; study; support; survey; sustainability; sustainable; tests; ulrich; use; variables; veganism; vegans; vegetarians; voeth; vol; waste; weger; welch; welfare; women
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- author: Valibeigi, Mojtaba; Maroofi, Sakineh; Danay, Sara
- title: Forgotten Territories in the Iranian Home: Issues of Segregation
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 7871
- flesch: 55
- summary: Home spaces are seen as those shaped by inclusion, exclusion, and power relations. Communication factors determine relationships between various house spaces, including a range of semi-public, semi-private, and private spaces.
- keywords: activities; analysis; approach; architecture; aspects; authors; building; central; characteristics; collective; concept; confidential; content; courtyard; cultural; culture; daily; danay; day; design; different; economic; entrance; factors; family; father; features; figure; gender; geography; guests; hall; home; home culture; house; https://changing-sp.com/; human; inside; iranian; iranian home; issues; kitchen; life; living; location; maroofi; members; mojtaba; note; open; outside; patterns; personal; personalities; physical; place; porch; privacy; private; public; relations; research; rooms; sakineh; sara; section; segregation; semi; social; societies; source; space; space syntax; spatial; strangers; summer; syntax; syntaxes; terms; territories; theoretical; theory; time; traditional; types; urban; valibeigi; values; vol; women; work
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- csp-336
- author: Kicherova, Marina N.; Efimova, Galina Z.; Gertsen, Svetlana M.
- title: Non-Formal Education as a Resource of Social Inclusion: Intergenerational Approach
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 7971
- flesch: 38
- summary: Galina Z. Efimova, Svetlana M. Gertsen University of Tyumen, Russia ABSTRACT This article contributes to a better understanding of theoretical models and empirical evidence revealing the impact of social inclusion of non-formal education on professional and personal development in the context of five generations. Due to the fact that all generations use non-formal education, but its contribution to social inclusion differs from generation to generation, our research questions are as following: What is the impact of non-formal education on social inclusion?
- keywords: activities; activity; adult; approach; average; baby; barriers; boomers; characteristics; competencies; cost; countries; courses; data; development; different; different generations; digital; education; efimova; european; formal; formal education; galina; generation; gertsen; groups; high; https://changing-sp.com/; important; inclusion; informal; interest; involvement; journal; key; kicherova; labor; lack; learning; level; lifelong; low; marina; market; millennials; modern; new; non; older; opportunity; people; personalities; political; population; practices; professional; quality; research; respondents; russia; sample; self; significant; silent; skills; social; social inclusion; societies; studies; study; svetlana; table; time; training; typology; validation; value; vol; work
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- csp-337
- author: Polievková, Petra; Rončáková, Terézia; Tkáčová, Hedviga
- title: Humorous Portrayals of Celebrities in the Mass Media During the 2021 Papal Visit to Slovakia
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 10023
- flesch: 44
- summary: Within the context of Slovak memes and caricatures, the Pope is often considered a celebrity who has not directly chosen his status, but that his position has been attributed to him by the very nature of the post that he fills. 188–212 191 contemporary political issues, and therefore a crucial element of the research was aimed at identifying the main features and differences in the depiction of the Pope and that of selected Slovak political celebrities.
- keywords: analysis; ancient; approach; attention; attitudes; authorities; authors; behaviour; blank; caricatures; case; categories; catholic; celebrities; celebrity; character; characteristics; chart; christian; church; common; communication; congregation; conservative; contemporary; content; content analysis; country; covid-19; creators; cultural; culture; depictions; digital; eds; environment; events; facebook; fact; fame; famous; feature; figure; form; francis; hedviga; holmes; https://changing-sp.com/; https://zhumor.sk/zabavne-memecka-ktore-vznikli-v-suvislosti-s-navstevou-papeza-na-slovensku/; humor; humorous; image; individual; internet; liberal; mass; means; media; media content; meeting; memes; methodology; minister; modern; monday; moral; negative; new; note; online; ordinary; pandemic; papal; people; personalities; petra; polievková; political; politicians; politics; pope; pope francis; popular; positive; president; press; public; qualitative; reality; recipient; relation; representatives; research; results; rojek; role; rončáková; sample; sense; september; situation; slovak; slovak politicians; slovak society; slovakia; social; societies; society; source; specific; state; study; sámelová; terms; terézia; thematic; theory; tkáčová; tonality; trait; understanding; university; values; viral; visit; visual; vol; work; zomri.online; čaputová
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- csp-339
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: The Mole of History Burrows His Way ever Forward and Upward
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 2317
- flesch: 32
- summary: In the article, a sociological analysis of fears of young people under the conditions of digitalization of all spheres of social life is presented. Two hypotheses are put forward: (a) sharing economy and social entrepreneurship can be used as alternative socio-economic models for sustainable development of a society; (b) the use of digital technologies in projects of the sharing economy and social entrepreneurship stimulates sustainable development.
- keywords: analysis; article; authors; child; community; concept; contemporary; development; digital; economic; economy; education; elena; factors; family; fears; following; history; home; https://changing-sp.com/; korea; labor; life; market; models; need; new; pandemic; parajanov; people; personalities; political; prison; research; sharing; social; societies; society; spaces; stepanova; sustainable; sweden; teachers; way; world; young; youth
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- csp-34
- author: Stepanova, Elena
- title: Editor's Note
- date: 2018-04-03
- words: 873
- flesch: 38
- summary: © 2018 Elena Stepanova stepanova.elena.a@gmail.com 5Changing Societies & Personalities, 2018 Vol. 2, No. 1 explains the reasons to prefer the particular theory, and checks its relevance to the analysis of the roots of xenophobia in Nordic countries. The author stresses that the understanding of culture, values, gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, disability, colonial peripheries, etc. presented in canonical texts should not be taken for granted but “are highly in need of reexamination”.
- keywords: 20th; art; authors; body; canonical; century; china; chinese; countries; culture; dance; management; model; nordic; paper; philosophical; texts; time; xenophobia
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- csp-340
- author: Berzin, Andrey B.; Maltsev, Aleksey V.; Zavyalova, Natalya A.
- title: Conceptual Framework of Teacher Prestige and Well-Being: Regional Aspects
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 7984
- flesch: 43
- summary: Social Opinions about Teachers and Their Status The final stage of the study comprised the description of social ideas about the role of teachers in terms of their social significance, prestige, and image. 164–181 https://doi.org/10.15826/csp.2022.6.1.168 Received 8 December 2021 © 2022 Andrey B. Berzin, Aleksey V. Maltsev, Accepted 20 March 2022 Natalia A. Zavyalova Published online 11 April 2022 berzinandrey@gmail.com a.v.maltcev@urfu.ru n.a.zavialova@urfu.ru ARTICLE Conceptual Framework of Teacher Prestige and Well-Being: Regional Aspects Andrey B. Berzin Ural Institute of Management, Branch of RANEPA, Yekaterinburg, Russia Aleksey V. Maltsev Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia Natalia A. Zavyalova Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia ABSTRACT The paper presents a comparative analysis of sociological data concerning teachers working in the Sverdlovsk region (Russian Federation).
- keywords: aleksey; analysis; andrey; aspects; assessments; attitudes; berzin; burnout; career; certain; changes; characteristics; children; communities; community; conditions; continuous; data; decline; development; education; experience; factors; features; federation; financial; general; group; https://changing-sp.com/; ideas; image; individual; information; job; journal; level; life; main; maltsev; media; methods; natalia; negative; number; opinion; parents; people; personalities; point; prestige; process; professional; professional community; psychological; public; questionnaire; reality; region; representations; research; researchers; respondents; results; role; russian; satisfaction; school; set; significant; social; societies; society; sociological; state; status; students; studies; study; survey; sverdlovsk; system; teachers; teaching; teaching profession; terms; time; understanding; ural; vol; wages; work; year; yekaterinburg; zavyalova
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- csp-341
- author: Ryazanova, Svetlana V.
- title: Talking to God: Religion, Para-Science and Disciplinary Practices as Consolidation Tools
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 6684
- flesch: 49
- summary: In the 2000s and 2010s, the region of upper Kama1 became a site of turbulent transformations in the sphere of religion, which had led to the emergence of new religious communities. The study identifies most effective social instruments for the consolidation of those type of religious community.
- keywords: abode; altshuller; analysis; anonymous; anonymous source; barker; believers; budilova; case; characteristics; christian; church; city; closed; communication; communities; community; contemporary; doctrine; experience; february; followers; george; glushaev; god; group; history; holy; https://changing-sp.com/; ideas; intercession; inventive; leader; life; lifestyle; like; main; members; methods; modern; movements; new; new religious; obitel; october; old; olga; orthodox; parish; people; perm; personal; personal communication; personalities; place; practices; problem; region; religion; religiosity; religious; religious community; research; researchers; rossii; russia; ryazanova; s. r.; secular; seminars; sense; situations; small; social; societies; society; source; soviet; spiritual; status; svetlana; terms; time; traditional; translation; triz; typical; vol; way; worldview; years
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- csp-343
- author: Nazarov, Andrey D.
- title: Bennett E., Berndt G. M., Esders St., Sarti L. (Eds.) (2021). Early Medieval Militarisation. Manchester University Press.
- date: 2022-04-11
- words: 1289
- flesch: 51
- summary: Therefore, it is difficult to agree with Guy Halsall, who wrote in the final essay that early medieval militarisation was not so much a process as a discourse (pp. 340–341). While no author disputes the militarisation of early medieval societies, the collection gives no answer to the question of its extent or scope.
- keywords: andrey; authors; bennett; berndt; century; early; early medieval; empire; esders; important; kingdom; medieval; militarisation; military; nazarov; ostrogothic; political; roman; social; societies; society; volume; warfare; western
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- csp-344
- author: Ermolaeva, Polina O.; Ermolaeva, Yulia V.; Efremenko, Dmitry V.
- title: Metabolic Transformations in the Area of Municipal Solid Waste Management in Russian Megalopolises: The City of Moscow Case
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 11750
- flesch: 37
- summary: Notable examples are the study of solid waste management and environmental equity in Barcelona (Fragkou et al., 2014); the examination of the conceptual and comprehensive sustainability framework of European cities to support decision-making in waste management (Taelman et al., 2018); and, the study of waste planning and resource management in “metabolic thinking” (Longato et al., 2019), among many. KEYWORDS socio-ecological metabolism, metabolic transformations, municipal solid waste, waste management, environmental justice, Russian megalopolis ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- keywords: air; analysis; approach; area; authorities; case; center; certain; changes; cities; citizens; city; collection; communication; companies; complex; conflicts; consequences; construction; consumption; containers; cycle; development; different; dioxins; disposal; dmitry; dynamics; ecological; ecology; economic; effects; efremenko; elements; enterprises; environmental; ermolaeva; example; federal; federation; flows; focus; following; garbage; government; groups; harmful; health; https://changing-sp.com/; impact; implementation; incineration; increase; industrial; inequality; infrastructure; interdependent; introduction; involved; issues; lack; landfills; large; law; lead; legislation; level; life; local; main; management; materials; media; megalopolises; metabolic; modern; moscow; msw; msw management; municipal; natural; new; node; non; number; numerous; operators; organization; people; personalities; plants; polina; political; population; private; problem; processes; processing; production; profit; project; protests; public; raw; reclamation; recycling; region; regional; relationships; representative; research; resource; responsible; russian; schemes; secondary; sector; sem; separate; sites; situation; small; social; societies; socio; solid; sorting; stage; storage; study; substances; sustainability; system; technological; terms; territories; time; tons; transformations; united; urban; use; vol; waste; waste collection; waste disposal; waste incineration; waste management; water; wips; years; yulia
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- csp-345
- author: Tikhomirova, Tatiana N.; Malykh, Artem S.; Malykh, Sergey B.
- title: Fluid Intelligence Test Scores Across the Schooling: Evidence of Nonlinear Changes in Girls and Boys
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 7016
- flesch: 51
- summary: The Present Study This cross-sectional study aimed to examine changes in fluid intelligence test scores over all years of schooling from grades 1 to 11. In the second phase, the means and ranges of fluid intelligence test scores for the samples of girls and boys for each year of schooling were calculated.
- keywords: age; aged; ages; analysis; best; boys; changes; cognitive; correlation; cubic; data; development; differences; education; et al; fluid intelligence; girls; grade; intelligence; intelligence scores; intelligence test; intensive; malykh; matrices; mean; model; nonlinear; participants; plomin; primary; progressive; quadratic; range; regression; results; russian; sample; schoolchildren; schooling; scores; sex; sex differences; significant; students; studies; study; stumm; table; tatiana; test; test scores; tikhomirova; time; total; values; variance; von; years
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- csp-35
- author: López-Narbona, Ana Maria
- title: Ronald Inglehart (2018). Cultural Evolution, People’s Motivations are Changing, and Reshaping the World. Cambridge University Press
- date: 2018-07-01
- words: 2000
- flesch: 39
- summary: This book builds on the author’s previous work concerning modernization as a multifaceted process of social change pivoting on value change, that is transformational in its impact and progressive in its effects. Evolutionary modernization theory agrees, but argues that these societal changes are largely driven by the fact that modernization brings value changes that are causing the people of economically advanced societies to have systematically different motivations, and consequently different behavior, from the people of less developed societies.”
- keywords: america; analysis; author; book; changes; countries; cultural; data; development; different; effects; environmental; evolutionary; financial; human; income; inequality; inglehart; levels; lópez; maria; modernization; narbona; people; press; research; resources; social; societies; society; theory; university; values; work; world
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- csp-350
- author: Smirnova, Alexandra Yu.; Tolochin, Igor V.
- title: Dreams in the Bible and in Modern English Discourse: A Shift in Perspective
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 8426
- flesch: 54
- summary: In modern religious discourse, the growing number of dream narratives manifest the positive evaluation of the contact with the divine as comforting. This article presents a comparative study of dream narratives in the Bible and in modern English texts.
- keywords: alexandra; ambivalent; analysis; ancient; angel; archetypal; asleep; beliefs; bible; certain; christian; contact; contexts; contextual; culture; decline; different; direct; discourse; divine; dream; dream narratives; dreamer; english; evaluative; example; experience; fear; gen; god; hand; https://changing-sp.com/; human; igor; important; interpretation; jacob; james; journal; king; language; lexical; life; linguistic; major; meaning; means; message; mind; model; modern; n.d; narratives; nature; negative; new; nouns; patterns; personalities; positive; potential; process; prophetic; psychological; religion; religious; scientific; secularisation; sense; shifts; smirnova; societies; source; structure; study; subconscious; supernatural; symbolic; tendency; texts; tolochin; transcendental; type; understanding; usage; verbs; vol; way; word
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- csp-352
- author: Bazueva, Elena V.
- title: Social and Economic Factors of Violence Against Women in the South of Moldova: Identification, Estimation, and Mechanisms of Elimination
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 10807
- flesch: 41
- summary: © 2022 Elena V. Bazueva Accepted 27 August 2022 bazueva.l@mail.ru Published online 10 October 2022 ARTICLE Social and Economic Factors of Violence Against Women in the South of Moldova: Identification, Estimation, and Mechanisms of Elimination Elena V. Bazueva Perm State University, Perm, Russia Vologda Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Vologda, Russia ABSTRACT A surge in violence against women requires a better understanding of its causes and factors, which is the problem that this study seeks to address. The legislation also guarantees equal opportunities for women and men in the realization of their human capital on the national labor market, which refers both to the ability to engage in entrepreneurship and to the entitlement to equal pay for equal work (Women, Business and the Law, 2020).
- keywords: ability; activity; agency; analysis; bazueva; behavior; business; capital; case; chirsova; committee; countries; country; data; development; discrimination; domestic; domestic violence; economic; education; effective; elena; employers; employment; environment; equality; european; factors; family; financial; focus; following; fundamental; gagauzia; gender; gender equality; gender system; general; groups; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; human; impact; income; individual; influence; institutions; intimate; ipv; journal; labor; legislation; level; local; market; men women; moldova; national; norms; number; operation; opportunities; organization; partner; partner violence; people; personalities; physical; practices; prevalence; programs; project; region; regional; republic; rights; sanctions; services; sexual; social; societies; society; specialized; state; statistics; status; stereotypes; study; support; survey; system; table; training; union; victims; village; violence; vol; women; work; world
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- csp-357
- author: Kibirige, Israel
- title: Short Learning Programmes for Skills Development Beyond COVID-19
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 8401
- flesch: 49
- summary: Before COVID-19 SLPs were not inclusive because they were considered a luxury, but during the pandemic, it became necessary to learn the NN to meet the demand of the workplace. This paper aims to describe what short learning programmes (SLPs) are, why institutions offer them and examine why individuals participate in SLPs.
- keywords: 4ir; africa; approach; author; capabilities; capability; capacity; challenges; changes; community; coronavirus; courses; covid-19; critical; crt; current; curriculum; deal; demands; development; different; discourse; economic; eds; education; employment; formal; fortunate; functionings; future; gaps; global; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; human; ict; impact; individuals; informal; information; institutions; israel; issues; job; jobs; journal; kibirige; knowledge; labour; learners; learning; lifelong; low; market; model; need; new; oecd; online; pandemic; paper; people; personalities; policy; press; professionals; programmes; quality; realist; research; responses; schooled; schooling; sen; short; skills; slps; social; societies; society; south; students; studies; system; teachers; technology; terzi; theory; time; university; use; virtual; vol; work; working; world
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- csp-36
- author: Díez-Nicolás, Juan; López-Narbona, Ana Maria
- title: Socio-Cultural Differences in Social Exclusion
- date: 2018-07-01
- words: 17671
- flesch: 48
- summary: Social exclusion has been measured through three indexes of social exclusion, personal, group and total exclusion, since a main component analysis demonstrated that the degree of social exclusion varied depending on whether the excluded group was more or less based on personal decisions on one’s behaviour taken by the individual. Social exclusion The concept of social exclusion was developed in France in 1974 to refer to groups, “les exclus”, with no access to the labour market and with limited or not recognized Changing Societies & Personalities, 2018, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp.
- keywords: .01; 2000; addicts; aids; alcohol; america; analysis; anglo; asia; attitudes; balkans; behaviour; best; centre; coefficients; component; correlation; countries; couples; cultural; data; democracy; dependent; different; discrimination; doi; drinkers; drug; díez; east; economic; european; exclusion index; exclusionists; explanation; geo; god; group exclusion; health; heavy; higher; homosexuals; https://changing-sp.com/; immigrants; importance; index; indexes; individuals; information; inglehart; items; juan; language; latin; level; life; likely; lower; lópez; main; maria; materialist; mean; media; mena; model; narbona; national; negative; neighbourhoods; neighbours; new; new social; nicolás; number; people; perception; personal; personal exclusion; personal social; personalities; population; post; prejudice; press; question; race; regions; rejection; related; relationship; religion; religious; research; respondents; russia; saharan; sample; saxon; second; security; segregation; self; significant; similar; social centre; social distance; social exclusion; social groups; social periphery; social position; societies; society; stigma; sub; table; theory; total social; union; union countries; university; urban; use; values; variables; variance; vol; wave; world; wvs
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- csp-360
- author: Kefeng, Yuan; Xiaoxia, Zhang; Nedospasova, Olga P.
- title: The Impact of Digital Divide on Household Participation in Risky Financial Investments: Evidence From China
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 6837
- flesch: 42
- summary: To study the impact of digital divide on household risky financial investment requires comprehensive micro-survey data. The difference of digital divide between the young and the old is reflected in the participation probability of household risky financial investment, showing the difference of investment income caused by digital divide between the generations of residents.
- keywords: + +; access; age; analysis; areas; authors; children; china; chinese; computer; control; data; development; difference; digital; digital access; digital divide; divide; economic; economy; education; effect; elderly; empirical; families; family; finance; financial; financial investment; global; group; hand; household; https://changing-sp.com/; hypothesis; impact; income; increases; inequality; influence; information; insurance; internet; investment; journal; kefeng; large; level; living; marginal; model; national; nedospasova; new; number; olga; online; paper; participation; people; personalities; policy; probability; regression; research; residents; resources; results; risky; risky financial; rural; significant; social; societies; status; study; survey; system; table; technology; trend; university; urban; variable; vol; wealth; xiaoxia; yuan; zhang; |z|
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- csp-369
- author: Trubina, Elena G.
- title: Fluid Entanglements: Narratives of Waterfronts in the City
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 4286
- flesch: 42
- summary: Urban waterfronts: Contemporary streams of planning conflicts. Polina Golovatina-Mora examines the nexus of the materiality of urban water in the context of the aftermath of Medellin’s acclaimed program, “social urbanism”.
- keywords: areas; article; authorities; authors; bodies; cases; change; childhood; cities; citizens; city; climate; collection; conflicts; context; costlow; development; different; discourses; economic; elena; embankment; environmental; existence; experiences; global; history; https://changing-sp.com/; hubris; human; important; industrial; interactions; iset; issue; land; large; life; local; materiality; narratives; new; parts; people; personalities; pieces; places; planning; popular; possible; projects; public; read; river; russia; scholars; sea; shore; smith; social; societies; spaces; specific; studies; thematic; trubina; urban; uses; vologda; waterfronts; work; years; yekaterinburg
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- csp-37
- author: Martianov, Victor
- title: Revolution and Modernity
- date: 2018-07-01
- words: 9024
- flesch: 33
- summary: KEYWORDS revolution, violence, political order, legitimacy, modernity, late modernity, centre-periphery, global economics, political subject, consensus, rental society, precariat The Political Project of Modernity as a Permanent Revolution? In the first instance, the triggering factors tend to be default, malfunction, disintegration and delegitimisation of the state (political order).
- keywords: ability; absolute; active; alternative; alternative political; ancien; basic; capitalism; centre; challenges; change; citizens; class; classes; collective; common; conditions; conflicts; consensus; constant; context; contradictions; coordinates; crisis; cultural; different; discourses; dominant; economic; elites; event; example; favour; forces; form; future; global; groups; hand; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; human; idea; ideological; ideologies; individual; institutional; interests; late; late modernity; law; liberal; life; market; martianov; mass; means; mechanisms; model; modernity; movements; national; new; new political; non; order; particular; people; permanent; personalities; place; political; political order; political subject; politics; possibility; possible; power; present; private; problem; procedures; progress; project; public; question; rental; result; revolution; revolutionary; régime; self; situation; social; societies; society; space; state; stratification; struggle; subject; subjectivity; system; systemic; terms; time; total; tradition; utopias; value; victor; violence; world
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- csp-370
- author: Costlow, Jane
- title: Words, River, Changes: Writing Lewiston, Maine
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 8704
- flesch: 63
- summary: Lewiston city, Maine. KEYWORDS Androscoggin River, Lewiston Maine, Marsden Hartley, Robert Chute, Susann Pelletier, hybrid, abject, pastoral There is something unfathomably essential about continually perceiving things anew
- keywords: abject; american; androscoggin; androscoggin river; auburn; bates; beautiful; beauty; black; boston; brick; bridge; census; century; change; chute; cities; city; climate; community; costlow; cotton; dams; day; different; dirty; downstream; downtown; early; emerson; enormous; environmental; falls; fish; flood; girls; great; green; hartley; head; history; home; housing; https://changing-sp.com/; human; hybrid; industrial; industry; jane; january; kids; landscape; late; lewiston; life; like; lippard; local; longley; lowell; lucy; maine; making; marsden; massachusetts; mighty; mills; n.d; names; naming; neighborhoods; new; paper; park; past; pastoral; pelletier; people; personalities; pitch; place; plan; pleasant; poems; poet; power; press; residents; river; rock; salmon; sea; small; societies; somali; state; term; textile; think; thousands; times; urban; visible; vision; voices; vol; wabanaki; water; way; ways; west; wild; work; working; world; years
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- csp-371
- author: Read, Richard
- title: Borth Waters and the Coastal Dreaming of a Midlander
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 13108
- flesch: 59
- summary: Still, in the 2011 census (Nomis, n.d.), 43% of the residents of Borth were largely Welsh speaking, and locals of all kinds harbour dislike of thoughtless Midlanders making nuisances of themselves through inconsiderate use of noisy jet skis on Borth waters. Water water everywhere (part 2).
- keywords: aberystwyth; academic; act; aesthetic; ancient; anthony; appreciation; april; area; arts; attention; australia; base; beach; bog; borth; british; camera; caravan; carty; carty et; case; century; childhood; children; choir; church; city; close; coastal; collective; communication; communities; community; congregation; consciousness; council; country; creative; cultural; davies; different; direction; distant; documentary; drawing; dream; edge; effects; england; english; environmental; episode; essay; estuary; et al; event; example; experience; eyes; family; farmers; father; features; feet; fields; film; flow; footage; form; frame; friendship; future; gors; hendrix; high; hills; history; holiday; home; houses; https://changing-sp.com/; human; humanities; hydrocitizenship; independent; inn; issues; jones; journey; land; landscape; language; late; life; like; line; living; local; long; lost; march; marshland; memory; michelson; midlands; miles; military; mind; morris; moss; mother; music; n.d; narratives; national; native; natural; nature; new; night; ocean; old; opening; painting; panoramic; past; payne; peat; people; personal; personalities; place; point; power; press; project; public; railway; read; real; relations; research; richard; rivers; road; sand; scene; scientific; screen; sea; second; sense; series; single; social; societies; soundtrack; space; street; structure; supply; thought; time; turn; university; valley; video; view; village; villagers; voices; vol; wales; water; way; ways; welsh; west; western; white; wider; wolverhampton; world; writing; years
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- csp-373
- author: Bogomyakov, Vladimir G.; Chistyakova, Marina G.
- title: Tyumen Embankment: Urban Hubris as a Trigger for the Transformation of Urban Identity
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 8046
- flesch: 56
- summary: The conceptual framework of the study is supported by the theories of place identity, social identity, and new urbanism in public space design. In the second half of KEYWORDS urban identity, place identity, embankment, public space, urban hubris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This work was supported by the RFBR and Tyumen Region under Grant №20–411–720007.
- keywords: architecture; article; attachment; attitude; authors; bogomyakov; buildings; capital; case; change; chistyakova; cities; citizens; city; community; concept; construction; contemporary; context; design; development; dwellers; embankment; emotions; entire; environmental; features; formation; granite; hand; https://changing-sp.com/; hubris; human; hume; idea; identity; image; individual; instance; kind; landmark; large; levels; local; long; marina; meanings; means; megaprojects; modern; n.d; nature; new; object; people; personalities; place; place identity; planning; positive; press; pride; problem; process; project; public; reasons; regard; reki; residents; respect; right; river; riverfront; scale; self; sense; size; small; social; societies; source; space; specific; term; time; transformation; transgression; translation; tura; tyumen; tyumen embankment; urban; urban hubris; urban identity; urbanism; variety; vladimir; vol; water; waterfront; way; work
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- author: Dixon, Megan
- title: Seeking Ecology and Equity Along the Boise Greenbelt
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 7191
- flesch: 47
- summary: As the Visit Idaho webpage states (Boise River Greenbelt, n.d.), the greenbelt “links over 850 acres of parks and natural areas along the Boise River,” including a few large city parks and a county park where recreationalists typically start their “float” of the river in rafts or tubes (large tires). Having marked its 50-year anniversary in 2019, it has become “one of the most widely used amenities in the Treasure Valley” (Boise River Greenbelt, n.d.).
- keywords: access; amenity; area; attractive; banks; boise; boise city; boise greenbelt; boise river; cities; city; clean; committee; conditions; desire; developers; development; dixon; downtown; ecological; ecology; economic; economy; environmental; equity; example; experience; flood; flow; function; future; garden; gentrification; greenbelt; habitat; healthy; history; homes; housing; https://changing-sp.com/; human; hygiene; idaho; important; industrial; interest; landscapes; leisure; level; megan; model; natural; nature; need; new; open; park; path; personalities; plain; post; private; processes; project; property; public; recreation; residents; riparian; river; riverbank; riverwalk; social; societies; south; space; spring; stacy; state; stretches; time; tuck; university; urban; use; values; vegetation; vol; water; wildlife
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- csp-375
- author: Smirnova, Vera; Adrianova, Ekaterina
- title: From Systemic Underdevelopment to Basic Urban Maintenance: National Priority Projects in the Russian Periphery
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 9766
- flesch: 37
- summary: Instigated and promoted as a holistic approach, federal projects address piecemeal issues compelling regional and municipal actors to tap into multiple federal schemes in order to implement more comprehensive plans and complete a full spectrum of projects. Hence, they often form a set of tight-knit governance networks made of local politicians, administrators, professionals, business, and civil society, ready to maintain and deliver urban projects with federal support.
- keywords: activists; activities; actors; administration; adrianova; analysis; approach; april; architecture; authorities; banks; basic; budget; capital; case; center; central; changes; characteristic; city; community; concrete; construction; contract; control; country; cultural; decision; delivery; democratic; department; design; development; different; documentation; economic; ekaterina; embankment; environment; expertise; fact; federal; federal programs; federation; federatsii; funding; gel’man; goals; governance; government; governors; heritage; historical; https://changing-sp.com/; implementation; improvement; information; initiatives; issue; july; lack; law; left; level; local; long; maintenance; making; management; mechanisms; moscow; municipal; national; natural; need; new; objectives; official; order; oversight; panikarova; participation; period; periphery; personalities; planning; plans; political; post; power; president; priority; process; processes; procurement; programs; project; protection; protest; public; regional; regions; relations; renovation; residents; resources; result; river; rossiiskoi; russian; self; services; situation; smirnova; social; societies; solution; soviet; space; state; strategic; studies; support; system; systemic; target; term; time; trajectories; urban; urban development; vera; vertical; violations; vologda; vologda river; work; zubarevich; zupan; информации
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- csp-376
- author: Moshkin, Sergey V.
- title: The Past Bursts into the Present
- date: 2022-07-11
- words: 3707
- flesch: 52
- summary: However, the government does not and cannot have a monopoly on historical memory, and therefore dealing with our past is not so much the task of the government, but the task of the entire society, of all the people and groups that make it up. On the other hand, this partly has led to the emasculation of the original meaning of the people’s initiative and official profanation of historical memory.
- keywords: american; author; authorities; book; countries; elite; end; events; examples; government; great; hand; historians; historical; history; holidays; important; interpretation; ivan; ivan kurilla; kurilla; memory; monuments; moshkin; narrative; new; past; patriotic; people; political; politics; present; public; research; revolution; russia; school; sergey; society; stories; time; war; wars
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- csp-379
- author: Ismagilova, Fayruza S.; Khamenehei, Nazyar
- title: Alfred Adler’s Individual Psychology in Light of Classical Persian Literature
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 5170
- flesch: 57
- summary: While some children seek the power to choose a bold approach that leads to their recognition, other children seem to meditate on their weaknesses and try to express them in different ways. The authors put forward the suggestion that modern psychological approaches, especially those dealing with education of children, might be rooted in the teachings of Iranian mystics.
- keywords: abu; adler; adlerian; alfred; authors; bread; century; child; childhood; children; classical; creative; development; didactic; education; environment; family; father; fayruza; feelings; following; https://changing-sp.com/; human; ibn; individual; inferiority; influence; iranian; ismagilova; jami; khair; khamenehei; life; lifestyle; literature; modern; mother; mystical; mysticism; mystics; nature; nazyar; people; persian; personalities; personality; poems; poetry; power; psychology; research; rumi; saeed; sheikh; shirazi; social; societies; story; striving; sufism; texts; theory; type; vol
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- csp-38
- author: Bogomyakov, Vladimir; Chistyakova, Marina
- title: Interactivity as a Vector of the Socialization of Art
- date: 2018-07-01
- words: 7605
- flesch: 48
- summary: Interactivity is considered in terms of an important socialization factor in the various modifications of interactive art, including participatory art, as well as collaborative and collective artistic practices. KEYWORDS installation, interactivity, interactive art, media, participatory art, performance Received 7 May 2018 © 2018 Vladimir Bogomyakov, Marina Chistyakova Accepted 14 June 2018
- keywords: 1960s; actions; art; artist; artistic; audience; bishop; bogomyakov; bourriaud; case; century; certain; change; chistyakova; collective; communication; computer; concept; contemporary; contemporary art; context; creative; creative work; creativity; culture; decades; democratisation; development; different; digital; elements; example; garde; hand; https://changing-sp.com/; human; important; installation; interactive; interactive art; interactivity; iskusstvo; kind; manovich; marina; means; media; moscow; movement; new; new media; old; opinion; participation; performance; performative; personalities; place; point; practices; process; projects; public; real; reality; reasons; recipient; role; sense; situation; social; societies; society; space; state; technological; terms; time; today; toffler; turn; user; viewer; vladimir; vol; way; weibel; work
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- csp-380
- author: Volkova, Elena N.; Akimova, Anna Yu.; Isaeva, Oksana M.
- title: Assessment of the Psychological Well-Being of Russian Youth With the PERMA-Profiler
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 6365
- flesch: 49
- summary: The scores of Russian respondents are significantly higher than the results reported by Butler and Kern for the UK, Greece, Korea, Italy, and the USA in their study of 2016 (this sample is referred to as a total sample). If we compare these results with those of Butler & Kern’s survey (2016), we will see that Russian respondents have scored higher in the scales of Positive emotions and Relationships.
- keywords: accomplishment; age; aged; akimova; anna; butler; characteristics; children; comparison; data; differences; different; education; elena; emotions; engagement; gender; general; groups; happiness; health; higher; income; indicators; isaeva; kern; level; life; living; loneliness; marital; meaning; model; negative; oksana; people; perma; positive; profiler; psychological; psychology; questionnaire; relationships; research; respondents; results; rubles; russian; sample; satisfaction; scales; scores; self; seligman; social; status; study; survey; table; total; values; volkova; young; youth
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- csp-381
- author: Rigoli, Francesco
- title: Belief Formation in the Social Context: A Bayesian Decision Account
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 6341
- flesch: 46
- summary: Why do some people hold some beliefs and other people embrace other beliefs? Altogether, the paper offers insight on the interaction between social dynamics and psychological mechanisms that contribute to shape people’s beliefs. KEYWORDS Bayesian decision, belief, influence, persuasion, dominant group, intellectual https://changing-sp.com/ Changing Societies & Personalities, 2022, Vol. 6, No. 4, pp.
- keywords: 2021b; analysis; argument; bayesian; bdmb; beliefs; class; community; consensus; different; direct; direct evidence; disagreement; dominant; dominant group; dynamics; epistemic; evidence; example; expected; formation; gramsci; groups; hypothesis; individual; influence; intellectuals; interest; landowner; manipulated; mechanisms; model; opinions; paper; people; personalities; perspective; political; power; press; prior; processes; psychological; psychology; research; rigoli; role; self; shared; social; social evidence; societies; society; subaltern; theory; utility; values; vol
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- csp-382
- author: Vuković-Ćalasan, Danijela
- title: Ethnocultural Pluralism and Multiculturalism in Contemporary Montenegro: Lessons to Learn
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 10509
- flesch: 39
- summary: In line with the need to ensure participation in political decision-making of minority ethnocultural communities in a manner that will ensure their authentic representation and representation in the Parliament, measures of affirmative action in the field of electoral legislation have been envisaged (Zakon o izmjenama, 2014)3. The acquired rights as well as the possibility of political participation enabled minority ethnocultural communities to better integrate into the wider social community.
- keywords: actors; attention; balkans; building; certain; challenges; civic; cohesion; collective; common; communities; community; complex; constitution; context; council; countries; crne; culture; danijela; degree; democratic; democratisation; different; discrimination; distance; electoral; elements; elite; ethnic; ethnocultural; ethnocultural communities; ethnocultural pluralism; ethnonationalism; european; fact; gore; high; https://changing-sp.com/; identities; identity; ideology; important; individual; instrumentalisation; integration; issue; law; legal; level; management; measures; mechanisms; members; minority; model; modern; montenegro; multiculturalism; national; national communities; negative; normative; paper; participation; parties; personalities; pluralism; political; political identity; politicisation; politics; population; position; possible; press; process; pronounced; public; quality; region; relations; representatives; research; rights; roma; self; sense; significant; social; societies; society; solutions; space; state; successful; terms; total; trust; use; vol; vuković; zakon; ćalasan
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- csp-385
- author: Skorokhodova, Tatiana G.
- title: “Discovery of Hinduism” in Religious Thought of the Bengal Renaissance
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 7786
- flesch: 53
- summary: The polytheistic decline of Hinduism Rammohun interprets as a result of societal need to prevent “persons of feeble intellect unable to comprehend God as not subject to the senses and without form, should either pass their life without any religious duties whatsoever or should engage in evil work” (p. 161). 173–187 https://doi.org/10.15826/csp.2023.7.1.224 © 2023 Tatiana G. Skorokhodova skorokhod71@mail.ru Received 17 August 2022 Accepted 14 February 2023 Published online 10 April 2023 ARTICLE “Discovery of Hinduism” in Religious Thought of the Bengal Renaissance Tatiana G. Skorokhodova Penza State University, Penza, Russia ABSTRACT The aim of the article is to represent “Discovery of Hinduism” as a specific phenomenon of religious thought in the Bengal Renaissance of modern India.
- keywords: ancient; bankimchandra; beliefs; bengal; bhudeb; brahman; brahmanic; brahmins; brahmo; century; community; cultural; culture; devendranath; different; discovery; essence; eternal; evolution; faith; forms; general; god; gods; great; hinduism; hindus; history; https://changing-sp.com/; human; ideal; identity; iii; image; india; intellectuals; interpretation; knowledge; life; love; meanings; modern; monotheism; monotheistic; native; neo; number; personal; personalities; practices; ramakrishna; rammohun; real; religion; religious; renaissance; result; roy; sacred; samaj; sen; skorokhodova; social; societies; society; spiritual; swami; system; tagore; tatiana; term; texts; thinkers; thought; tradition; tree; true; understanding; unity; upanishads; vedanta; vedas; vedic; vivekananda; vol; way; ways; works; world; worship
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- csp-386
- author: Tokarskaya, Lyudmila V.; Bystrova, Tatyana Yu.
- title: Markers of Sensory Well-Being in the Learning Environment for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 10306
- flesch: 44
- summary: The concept of sensory well-being and its markers may provide some valuable insights into what constitutes sensory friendly learning environment and ways to adjust a learning environment to the specific needs of students and groups of students. The proposed approach can be relevant not only for learning environments for children with ASD but also for normatively developing children as well as for constructing sensory safe environments for more general purposes.
- keywords: abep; account; activities; analysis; approach; architecture; article; asd; asd children; aspect; assessment; auditory; autism; behavior; body; bystrova; certain; characteristics; children; classroom; classroom environment; color; communication; comprehensive; concept; condition; conducive; design; development; different; disabilities; disorders; documents; dynamic; educational; effects; elements; emotional; environment; etc; example; figure; friendly; froebel; furniture; garden; general; guidelines; https://changing-sp.com/; human; impact; important; individual; influence; information; kranowitz; learners; learning; learning environment; light; lyudmila; markers; materials; means; mental; natural; necessary; needs; new; objects; olfactory; organized; parameters; parents; particular; people; perception; personalities; physical; positive; press; process; program; psychological; reactions; regulations; requirements; research; results; rules; russian; safe; sanitary; school; sense; sensory; sensory characteristics; sensory environment; set; social; societies; space; special; specific; spectrum; standards; state; students; study; surfaces; system; tactile; tatyana; teacher; technical; things; time; tokarskaya; understanding; urban; use; visual; vol
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- author: Rostovskaya, Tamara K.; Vasilieva, Ekaterina N.; Kholina, Veronika N.
- title: Factors Shaping the Reproductive Behavior of Young Families in Russia: Data Triangulation
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 7460
- flesch: 54
- summary: We have also found some gender-related differences in young people’s decision- making regarding childbearing: since men are generally more concerned about the family’s finances, it would make sense to offer systematic support to young families so that fathers could feel more confident that they would be able to maintain the family’s quality of life if the couple decides to have more children. Based on the data of the mass survey, we found that there are differences in the values of young families with children and without children.
- keywords: attitudes; average; behavior; benefits; birth; childbearing; children; couples; decision; demographic; desire; difficult; e. v.; education; ekaterina; expert; factors; families; family; federal; fertility; following; gender; health; higher; income; life; man; marital; marriage; married; measures; need; number; parent; parent family; parenthood; people; place; policy; region; reproductive; respondents; rostovskaya; russian; social; state; study; support; survey; tamara; time; trans; university; v. kh; value; vasilieva; veronika; vol; women; work; y.o; years; young; young families
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- author: Ildarhanova, Chulpan I.; Gnevasheva, Vera A.
- title: Socio-Demographic Construct of Social Loneliness in Modern Russia
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 7926
- flesch: 46
- summary: Several factors exacerbating and minimizing social loneliness are presented. A strong emphasis is placed on the importance of families in alleviating social loneliness and on family construct preservation.
- keywords: 36–45; 785–803; absence; aged; analysis; authors; behavior; children; chulpan; circle; connection; construct; context; criterion; degree; education; empirical; factors; family; feeling; friends; fulfillment; general; gnevasheva; goal; group; half; happiness; health; https://changing-sp.com/; husband; ildarhanova; individual; inner; journal; lack; level; life; loneliness; lonely; marital; marriage; married; material; modern; note; parents; people; peplau; perlman; personal; personalities; personality; press; professional; psychological; representatives; reproductive; research; respondents; results; role; sample; self; social; social loneliness; societies; society; spheres; state; studies; study; subjective; survey; time; value; vera; vol; wife; women; years
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Editor's Note
- date: 2018-07-01
- words: 1208
- flesch: 31
- summary: Martianov goes deeply into paradoxes of Modernity, where persons as politically active subjects play important role in social changes, and at the same time are seen by the state as a threat to political powers, and pays special attention to the spread of the “schizophrenic type of social subject, which loses its ability to effectively organise its interests over the course of history”. The authors argue that “cities and neighbourhoods provide the opportunity to analyse micro-social processes (social relationships), the results of which can be extrapolated to macro-social processes that take place in larger urban spaces and societies”, and pose three main questions: “Who is subject of social exclusion in neighbourhoods?
- keywords: arab; art; authors; changes; data; exclusion; https://changing-sp.com/; interactivity; issue; main; martianov; modernity; modernization; neighbourhoods; new; paper; political; revolution; social; social exclusion; survey; values; world
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- author: Blednova, Natalia D.; Bagirova, Anna P.
- title: Leave Policy System in Russia: Is It Time to Change?
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 7303
- flesch: 49
- summary: Parental leave policy is an essential element in the family policy structure in many developing countries (ILO, 2012). The organization involves 60 experts in employment, family, and gender policies from 47 countries; it provides annual reviews on parental leave policies in these countries.
- keywords: 55–71; anna; attitude; aware; bagirova; blednova; cases; childcare; childcare leave; children; complaints; countries; demographic; different; dismissal; duration; duvander; eds; employers; employment; european; example; family; fatherhood; fathers; flexibility; gender; https://changing-sp.com/; income; international; journal; koslowski; labor; lack; leave; leave policy; leave system; legislation; level; men; moscow; mothers; natalia; new; opportunity; parental; parental leave; parents; paternity; paternity leave; period; personalities; policies; policy; positive; reason; region; regulation; research; respondents; results; right; russia; social; societies; state; study; system; table; taking; time; university; use; vol; women; work
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- author: Linchenko, Andrei A.; Gartwig, Bella V.
- title: Rediscovering Identity: Autobiographical Memory and Media Discourses of Russian-Germans in Germany and Russia
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 10306
- flesch: 51
- summary: One of the significant cultural frameworks for constructing autobiographical memory is family memory, which, as A. Erll aptly puts it, “serve as a kind of switchboard between individual memory and larger frames of collective remembrance” (Erll, 2011, p. 315). We believe that family memory is one of the environments where images and practices of historical culture are circulated.
- keywords: 2014a; age; analysis; andrei; article; auf; autobiographical; autobiographical memory; bella; bender; biography; case; collective; country; critical; cultural; cultural memory; culture; curve; dem; differences; discourse; discursive; eds; elements; ethnic; example; experience; family; family history; family memory; gartwig; germans; group; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; ida; identification; identity; important; influence; integration; international; interviews; jäger; life; linchenko; living; main; media; memory; migrants; migration; mother; museum; narrative; narrator; need; nemtsy; newsletter; old; outstanding; past; people; personalities; point; popkov; practices; processes; repatriation; repressed; repressions; research; respondents; return; role; rudolf; russian; russiangermans; samara; schütze; significant; social; societies; society; soviet; soviet germans; space; specific; state; stories; strand; studies; study; suffering; und; university; ussr; vol; volga; volk; weg; years; zeitung; zeveleva
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- author: Sumskaya, Anna S.
- title: “Lostˮ Russian Media Generations in a Changing Social and Digital Environment
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 11235
- flesch: 41
- summary: In this case, a point of departure for conceptualizing media generations is provided by the seminal works of the Canadian philologist and media culture expert Marshall McLuhan, who wrote extensively on the role of media in life, media’s centripetal effect on the development of communications, and their role in civilizational transformations that lead to the emergence of technogenic civilizations. What distinguishes the concept of media generation from that of generation is that at the core of a media generation is people’s enduring preferences in media use.
- keywords: access; adults; age; american; anna; anthropological; audience; becker; change; characteristics; common; communication; consequences; content; countries; country; cultural; culture; daily; development; differences; different; digital; digital age; digital environment; digital media; digital natives; digitalization; divide; economic; emergence; environment; events; example; experience; factors; fear; february; feeling; flow; following; formative; future; generations; global; group; https://changing-sp.com/; impact; important; inc; individual; influence; information; inglehart; instagram; intergenerational; internet; kak; knowledge; life; lifestyle; lives; long; loss; lost; lost generations; main; major; mannheim; market; mass; mcluhan; means; media; media generations; members; memories; national; natives; negative; new; news; number; older; online; patterns; peers; people; period; personalities; perspective; platforms; point; political; popular; post; practices; previous; project; representatives; research; respondents; result; russian; russian media; russian people; self; semenova; sense; significant; social; social media; socialization; societies; society; soviet; state; studies; study; subjective; sumskaya; survey; technological; telegram; term; theory; trademark; trans; traumatic; unique; university; users; values; view; vol; war; ways; western; world; years; young; youth; как; полностью; решению; роскомнадзора; россии
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- author: Gopinath, Swapna
- title: Re-reading the Tales of Colonisation: An Ecological Perspective
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 1571
- flesch: 40
- summary: The author of this work on human society and its intricate relationship with nature, Amitav Ghosh hails from India, and writes both fiction and non-fiction. Amitav Ghosh weaves his narrative around the structural violence of colonization by foregrounding the tale of the nutmeg, that acts as a trope symbolizing the vicious trajectory of capitalism over centuries, which was once a priceless spice, “a fetish, primordial forms of the commodity” (p. 9) and later, as it lost its value as a commodity, nutmeg trees were cut down, making it costlier by reducing the supply in the market.
- keywords: age; amitav; change; climate; colonization; crisis; curse; ecological; fiction; ghosh; history; human; modernity; nature; non; nutmeg; planet; reader; reading; story; tale; text; violence; work; world
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- author: Nugraha, Ahmad Helmi; Julian, Raehan Kautsar; Adiguna, Rudy; Hartono, Veronica Lioni; Kusuma, Donna; Shadiqi, Muhammad Abdan; Rusli, Rusdi
- title: The Dark Triad and Non-Normative Collective Action in the Save KPK Movement in Indonesia: The Mediation Effect of Contempt
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 7896
- flesch: 44
- summary: A path analysis model showed that Machiavellianism and psychopathy could significantly predict non-normative collective action under the mediation of group-based contempt. Non-normative collective action refers to behaviors that harm others and their rights (Wright et al., 1990).
- keywords: abdan; action; adiguna; ahmad; analysis; collective; collective action; contempt; dark; dark triad; data; differences; donna; effect; emotions; et al; group; hartono; helmi; https://changing-sp.com/; hypothesis; individual; indonesia; items; journal; julian; kautsar; kpk; kusuma; lioni; machiavellianism; mediation; model; movement; muhammad; multiple; narcissism; non; nonnormative; normative; normative collective; nugraha; online; participants; paulhus; people; personalities; personality; police; political; psychology; psychopathy; raehan; regression; related; relationship; research; results; rogoza; role; rudy; rusdi; save; scale; sd3; self; shadiqi; significant; social; societies; students; studies; study; support; test; traits; triad; variables; veronica; violence; violent; vol
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- author: Jensen, Tim
- title: Religious Education: Meeting and Countering Changes, – Changing and Standing Still
- date: 2017-04-14
- words: 9032
- flesch: 46
- summary: Scholars of religion and RE-specialists Bengt-Ove Andreassen (Norway) and Satoko Fujiwara (Japan) in their critical contributions to a special issue of Religion Education (Andreassen 2011; Fujiwara 2011) both agree that ‘deconfessionalisation’ has not been fully completed with the ERC. Alternatives to Confessional RE: Ethics, Ethics and Values, Philosophy, et al As indicated above: religious pluralism(s), including non-religion and atheism, individualism, secularisation and the human rights regime all have made it necessary for states having and supporting a confessional RE-system to include into the system an opt-out possibility, a possibility at times limited or supplemented by the offering of a voluntary or compulsory alternative to confessional RE. With reference to Frank’s analysis and classification of ‘life-world-related RE’ as a kind of religious RE, a closer look at non- confessional RE from the point of view of a study-of-religions scholar 11 See, inter alia, Frank 2010, and 2015; Frank & Bochinger 2008.
- keywords: academic; aims; alberts; alia; alternative; analysis; andreassen; approach; case; challenges; changes; christianity; citizenship; confessional; countries; course; critical; cultural; culture; danish; denmark; der; development; e.g.; education; european; february; frank; french; general; germany; human; identity; intercultural; interreligious; jensen; journal; kind; kjeldsen; knowledge; learning; life; like; look; majority; mentioned; moral; national; new; non; normen; personalities; place; pluralism; principle; public; pupils; question; references; regards; religion; religious; religious education; responses; rights; role; school; social; societies; society; state; studies; study; subject; teachers; teaching; terms; tim; time; und; values; vol.1; way; ways; werte; world
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Values Under the Influence of Various Contexts: Cross-Cultural Reflections
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 2263
- flesch: 37
- summary: The research is based on a cross-sectional study of more than 1500 primary, secondary, and high public school students (boys and girls in Received 1 October 2022 © 2022 Elena A. Stepanova Published online 10 October 2022 stepanova.elena.a@gmail.com https://changing-sp.com/ 484 Elena A. Stepanova equal proportion). In the article, social and economic factors that influence violence against women are outlined and classified, namely: limited opportunities for women to realize their https://changing-sp.com/ 486 Elena A. Stepanova economic rights in the regional labor market; a high level of patriarchalization of the population’s consciousness; a lack of effective mechanisms for ensuring gender equality in the region, as well as a lack of coordination between the ministries and state departments responsible for the implementation of a gender equality policy.
- keywords: analysis; article; authors; behavior; changes; commitment; concept; courageous; critical; cultural; discourse; discrimination; donors; elena; factors; fluid; followership; gender; high; history; https://changing-sp.com/; india; individuals; influence; intelligence; journal; language; leaders; main; moral; motivations; old; oocyte; personalities; practices; research; russia; schooling; settlers; sikkim; social; societies; stepanova; study; virtue; women
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- author: Polyakova, Irina G.; Mazurov, Dmitry O.; Symanyuk, Elvira E.; Khramtsova, Aleksandra Yu.
- title: The Influence of Socio-Cultural Factors on Oocyte Donors' Motivations and Disclosure Decisions
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 8190
- flesch: 47
- summary: All of them were patients of two fertility clinics located in the city of Yekaterinburg (Russia) planning to become oocyte donors within the period from 2 weeks to 3 months. KEYWORDS oocyte donations, oocyte donors’ motivations, barriers to oocyte donation, anonymity of oocyte donors ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- keywords: 594–609; aleksandra; altruism; altruistic; american; anonymity; assisted; attitudes; barriers; child; compensation; decision; desire; dmitry; donation; donors; education; egg; egg donation; eggs; et al; experience; factor; family; fertility; financial; friends; general; good; health; https://changing-sp.com/; human; important; income; information; irina; khramtsova; low; main; majority; mazurov; medical; medicine; mother; motivations; oocyte; oocyte donation; oocyte donors; parents; partners; pennings; personalities; polyakova; potential; procedure; public; reasons; recipients; relatives; reproductive; research; respondents; russian; significant; social; societies; society; socio; study; vol; way; women; yekaterinburg
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- csp-402
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Ivan Strenski (2022). Muslims, Islams and Occidental Anxieties: Conversations about Islamophobia. Ethics International Press Ltd.
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 1692
- flesch: 48
- summary: In turn, Yannick calls into question such essentializing generalizations, due to their tendency to eliminate the complexity and diversity of Islam communities, to make simplifying generalizations about complex things, and to pretend to know the fundamental nature of Muslims. The main point of the conversation in first chapters is essentialism—namely, an essential set of Muslim fundamental beliefs and practices that have always been found in Islam and among Muslims.
- keywords: anxieties; book; dialogue; differences; disputants; equality; essential; france; good; individual; islam; islamophobia; malou; muslim; people; personalities; professor; religions; self; societies; society; strenski; truth; values; vol; western; world; yannick
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- author: Rusakova, Olga F.; Gribovod, Ekaterina G.; Moiseenko, Yan Yu.
- title: V. V. Lapin, A. I. Miller (Eds.) (2021). Simvolicheskie aspekty politiki pamiati v sovremennoi Rossii i vostochnoi Evrope [Symbolic aspects of the politics of memory in modern Russia and Eastern Europe]. EUSP Press
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 1522
- flesch: 46
- summary: In particular, a correlation scheme for such categories as historical politics, politics of memory, and symbolic politics was previously proposed by O. Iu. It can be reasonably argued that politics of memory should be understood as a complexity of managing collective ideas about the past, which bears those specific elements of symbolic politics in its internal structure, and not vice versa.
- keywords: aspects; discourse; governmental; gribovod; historical; malinova; memory; miller; pamiati; past; political; politics; politiki; post; rusakova; russian; soviet; studies; symbolic
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- author: Lavrentiev, Andrey V.
- title: A Theology of History: In Search of a Method
- date: 2022-10-10
- words: 2786
- flesch: 49
- summary: Chapter 1 “What is Theology of History Today?” emphasizes the role of the Church as “the connecting link between all historical processes” and defines the theology of history itself as a kind of self-reflection of the Church. Chapter 2 of the publication (“Typology of History”) is central in terms of content since it is here that the methodological principle of the theology of history is proposed.
- keywords: action; author; book; chapter; christian; church; divine; dogmatic; ecclesiology; god; historical; history; image; lavrentiev; legeyev; m. v.; method; model; modern; monograph; patterns; possible; problems; processes; revelation; review; scientific; theological; theology; thought; tradition; troeltsch; v. legeyev; vol; work; world
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- author: Gasiukova, Elena N.
- title: Between Career and Motherhood: Factors Affecting Women’s Career Trajectories After Childbirth in Russia
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 8308
- flesch: 54
- summary: If a woman’s work history is less than six months, she cannot be paid more than the minimum wage a month; working women receive a benefit of 100% of their average earnings (O gosudarstvennykh posobiiakh, 1995). Women also tend to be officially employed before the childbirth to be able to receive child care benefits and not interrupt their work experience (Ermolina et al., 2016).
- keywords: activity; age; analysis; benefits; career; cases; categories; category; certain; chernova; childbirth; children; choice; class; data; different; earnings; economic; elena; employment; entry; example; families; family; federation; gasiukova; gender; higher; hse; https://changing-sp.com/; income; independent; isupova; journal; karabchuk; labor; labor market; leave; life; likely; logistic; market; maternity; middle; missing; moscow; motherhood; mothers; multinomial; note; number; observations; occupational; odds; oriented; parental; payment; personalities; policy; position; regression; research; respondents; results; return; rlms; russia; sample; second; social; societies; state; status; statuses; study; table; time; trajectories; trajectory; unemployed; values; variables; vol; women; work; working; years
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- author: Zhukov, Dmitry S.
- title: Personality and Society in the Theory of Self-Organized Criticality
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 10384
- flesch: 52
- summary: Within SOC systems, many micro- and macro-events trigger causal chains that combine, weakening and strengthening one another. If some systems do not manifest themselves clearly enough as SOC systems, maybe these are something other than “weak” SOC systems.
- keywords: activity; article; avalanche; bak; behavior; bifurcation; brunk; case; cataclysms; causes; change; communities; countries; course; criticality; data; development; different; dmitriev; dmitry; dynamics; effects; empirical; entire; equilibrium; events; example; fact; figure; fundamental; grain; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; human; humanities; important; interdisciplinary; journal; large; laws; local; long; major; model; modern; natural; nature; new; noise; nonlinear; note; number; particular; people; period; personalities; phenomenon; physical; pink; place; podlazov; point; political; possible; potential; power; presence; processes; question; reality; regularity; research; revolutions; sand; sandpile; scale; sciences; scientific; self; series; similar; slope; soc; soc systems; soc theory; social; social sciences; social systems; societies; society; source; state; studies; system; theory; time; transformations; ubiquitous; vol; weak; works; world; zhukov
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- author: Tayob, Abdulkader
- title: The Politics and Pedagogy of Religion Education: Policies, Syllabi and Future Prospects
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 3318
- flesch: 52
- summary: His model is deeply rooted in the European history of religions, but may be an inspiration for thinking about religion in public life in general. In contrast, RE uses the category of religion to distance itself from this position, arguing that religions are comparable, and that they have as many common elements and functions as they have differences.
- keywords: abdulkader; africa; asad; cape; casanova; classroom; conference; countries; different; discussion; education; future; general; jackson; learners; life; media; model; papers; politics; press; public; religion; religious; researchers; role; schools; social; societies; south; special; state; studies; study; subject; tayob; teachers; teaching; university; values; vol; volume; world
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- author: Ayuningtyas, Annisa Ardi; Riyono, Bagus
- title: Exploring Anchor Personality and True Meaning in Indonesian Young Adults
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 10711
- flesch: 48
- summary: 102–128 105 Factors Contributing to True Meaning: Anchor Personality Both external and internal factors contribute to true meaning. − 𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑆𝑆𝑆𝑆ℎ𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑜𝑜𝑜𝑜𝑍𝑍𝑍𝑍| (1) Results Descriptive Data Based on descriptive analysis, we can see that on average, the subjects answered incorrectly on the aspects of true meaning, thus indicating low true meaning (Table 1).
- keywords: addition; adulthood; analysis; anchor; anchor dimensions; anchor materials; anchor personality; anchor stability; anchor virtues; annisa; ardi; article; ayuningtyas; bagus; behavior; change; composite; concept; data; development; dimensions; early; education; essential; et al; events; example; factors; false; figure; form; freedom; gadjah; goals; god; group; hand; happiness; health; high; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; human; increase; individuals; inventory; items; journal; knowledge; life; lives; mada; master; materials; meaning; mental; model; nature; people; personalities; personality; positive; previous; principles; process; psychological; psychology; purpose; regression; relationship; reliance; research; results; risk; riyono; role; scale; science; score; self; significant; situations; social; societies; stability; standardized; studies; study; subjectivity; subjects; support; table; theories; theory; thesis; true meaning; understanding; universitas; unpublished; values; variable; virtues; vol; years; young
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- author: Barnes, L. Philip
- title: English Religious Education: Developments, Identity, and Diversity
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 4930
- flesch: 32
- summary: The influence of phenomenological religious education in England reached its peak in 1985 when an official British Inquiry into the Education of Children from Ethnic Minority Groups, chaired by Lord Swann, concluded that a non-dogmatic, non-denominational, https://changing-sp.com/ 236 L. Philip Barnes phenomenological approach to religious education provided the “best and only means of enabling all pupils, from whatever religious background, to understand the nature of religious belief, the religious dimension of human experience and the plurality of faiths in contemporary Britain” (Swann, 1985, p. 518). If classroom experience revealed that phenomenological religious education was less effective in challenging racism and religious intolerance than its first advocates had anticipated, this did not lead religious educators, for the most part, to question either the potential of religious education in this area or phenomenology’s underlying Liberal Protestant philosophical and theological commitments.
- keywords: approach; barnes; beliefs; british; christian; citizenship; commitments; confessional; curriculum; development; different; document; education; educators; england; experience; experiential; faith; https://changing-sp.com/; hull; human; influential; intellectual; interpretation; liberal; london; modern; moral; multi; nature; new; non; paper; personalities; phenomenological; phenomenology; philip; positive; pupils; religion; religious; religious education; rights; schools; social; societies; society; spiritual; spirituality; state; subject; terms; truth; understanding; values; view; vol
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Beliefs, Opinions, and Expectations as a Resource of Re-Shaping Societies
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 2933
- flesch: 32
- summary: This subject is obviously related to an old philosophical problem of the primacy of being over consciousness or vice versa, which basically determines quite a number of social research concepts. At the same time, as the authors note, one can observe and determine changes in the attitudes and behaviors of social groups that are sometimes overlooked.
- keywords: article; authors; bdmb; beliefs; business; career; changes; choice; context; cultural; development; education; elena; environmental; factor; family; formal; formation; https://changing-sp.com/; human; individual; intelligence; level; life; loneliness; management; marriage; modern; narcissism; new; non; orthodox; people; personal; personalities; political; positive; psychological; questions; related; relationships; research; robots; russian; sample; social; societies; stepanova; students; study; values; waste; western; women; young
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- author: Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Moral Choice and the Concept of Evil in Military Narratives of Orthodox Christians
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 8546
- flesch: 58
- summary: KEYWORDS Orthodox Christianity, Russian Orthodox Church, personal narratives, lived religion, militant piety, notion of evil, evil and violence, Orthodox Christian ethics, Orthodox Christian attitude to war, sacred war, cosmic war, Christian ethical principles of love and forgiveness ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The research is supported by the grant of the Russian Science Foundation (project No. 20-18-00240). [Prayer About the Invasion of Foes Sung in the Russian Orthodox Church in the Days of the Patriotic War].
- keywords: accounts; address; andrey; army; attitude; author; believers; bible; bishop; christian; christianity; church; context; crimes; death; discourse; divine; duty; e. p.; enemy; english; ethics; events; evil; example; experience; faith; fascists; force; galitskii; god; good; great; helicopter; help; https://changing-sp.com/; knorre; law; life; lives; love; menshikov; metropolitan; militant; military; moral; motherland; narratives; nazis; new; officers; orthodox; orthodox believers; orthodox christian; orthodox church; patriotic; people; personal; personalities; piety; prayers; priests; principles; punishment; religion; religious; retribution; russian; russian orthodox; russian people; sacred; sacred war; sacrifice; self; sergius; service; societies; soldiers; soviet; standard; stories; struggle; tradition; trans; version; victory; violence; vol; war; wars; zhizn; zobern
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- author: Lebed, Ekaterina S.
- title: Heidegger in Russian Philosophical Thought: History of Reception and Current Interpretations
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 1765
- flesch: 35
- summary: [Philosophical attitude of M. Heidegger and lessons of political transformations of the 20th century], D. Goncharko focuses on a more poignant question—that of Heidegger’s political views. The author concludes that poetry becomes a secularized political discourse in later Heidegger (p. 205).
- keywords: analysis; approach; artemenko; chapter; event; filosofii; hand; heidegger; hermeneutics; interpretations; khaideggera; later; lossky; martin; mysticism; notion; ontology; period; phenomenology; philosophers; philosophical; philosophy; political; project; reception; russian; shpet; soviet; thought
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- csp-425
- author: Malu, Bhasker; Rajan, Santhosh Kareepadath
- title: Duncan McDuie-Ra (2015). Debating Race in Contemporary India. Palgrave Macmillan
- date: 2022-12-30
- words: 1754
- flesch: 44
- summary: The author then, contrasts the differences in the narratives around racism in metropolitan India and its ignorance in the militarised Northeastern region. One, racism is considered a phenomenon that needs to be fixed in metropolitan India and marginalises the borderland.
- keywords: author; bangalore; book; chapter; cities; debates; discrimination; government; incidents; india; indians; mainland; media; metropolitan; multiple; northeast; northeastern; police; race; racial; racism; region; state
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- csp-428
- author: Kostromina, Svetlana N.; Makarova, Maria V.
- title: Quasi-Development as an Illusion of Personal Growth
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 8695
- flesch: 38
- summary: However, it remains unclear whether personal development, which many people identify with the concept of personal growth, genuinely takes place in this case. Nevertheless, a relevant question arises: To what extent can the described changes be regarded as personal development?
- keywords: activity; analysis; article; asmolov; belief; category; change; concept; connection; content; correlation; data; desire; development; education; emotional; empirical; events; existence; experience; external; factors; forms; general; group; growth; higher; history; https://changing-sp.com/; human; illusion; individuals; influence; internal; interviews; knowledge; kostromina; lack; level; lichnosti; life; magical; makarova; maria; markers; meaning; need; new; number; paranormal; participants; people; personal; personal development; personal growth; personalities; personality; petrovsky; phenomenological; phenomenon; points; possibility; practices; press; process; processes; professional; psikhologii; psychological; psychologists; psychology; psychotherapeutic; quasi; quasidevelopment; questions; regulator; religious; research; respondents; responsibility; results; sake; sample; scale; self; social; societies; specific; spiritual; spirituality; study; subjective; subjectivity; subscale; sustainability; svetlana; table; thinking; trans; understanding; university; vol; world
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- csp-429
- author: Antonova, Natalya L.; Abramova, Sofya B.; Polyakova, Viktoria V.
- title: Reframing Bodies: New Coordinates of the Body Image
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 8997
- flesch: 50
- summary: The use of an integrative approach allows us to examine the relevance of body models in different domains (family, work, etc.). Therefore, studying the mechanisms that maintain the stability of body models even in social upheavals such as a pandemic may represent a further research interest.
- keywords: abramova; aesthetic; aesthetic body; analysis; antonova; appearance; article; attitudes; attractive; attractiveness; beauty; bodies; body; body care; body image; body model; body standards; body type; care; change; characteristics; cities; correlation; covid-19; daily; data; different; endurance; factor; female; female body; figure; functional; functional body; functional model; gender; groups; health; https://changing-sp.com/; human; ideal; images; impact; influence; journal; life; media; mixed; models; natalya; new; object; older; olds; pandemic; people; perceptions; personalities; physical; pleasing; polyakova; practices; preferred; process; psychology; qualities; region; relationship; research; respondents; responses; russian; sample; self; significance; social; societies; society; socio; sofya; stamina; standards; strength; study; survey; sverdlovsk; table; variables; viktoria; vol; women; year; young
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- csp-43
- author: Sethi, Manisha
- title: Religious Education in India: Debates and Experiences
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 5391
- flesch: 45
- summary: KEYWORDS Macaulay, religious neutrality, missionaries, spiritual values, natural religion Introduction In this paper, I attempt to chart out a tentative history of religious education in India focusing broadly on debates and policies on religious instruction in schools. There are two reasons for this: firstly, I realise that a large number of panellists and participants at this conference were engaged with either teaching, or studying religious education (henceforth RE) in schools, whether its curricula or pedagogy; and secondly, how the universities understood or incorporated – or even expelled – RE in India could not be disentangled from the policies affecting RE in schools.
- keywords: aid; article; assembly; british; cad; central; children; christian; colonial; commission; committee; comparative; constituent; curriculum; debates; despatch; dharma; different; education; education commission; gandhi; government; hand; hindu; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; india; indian education; institutions; instruction; languages; law; learning; macaulay; manisha; moral; national; natural; neutrality; new; personalities; philosophy; policy; proposal; questions; radhakrishnan; religion; religious; religious education; religious instruction; report; sanskrit; scheme; schools; second; secular; secularism; sethi; shah; societies; spiritual; state; students; study; teaching; time; university; value; vol; wood
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- csp-430
- author: Grigor'eva, Kseniya S.
- title: Origins of Ethno-Religious Profiling: The Jewish Question and Police Surveillance in the Russian Empire in the 19th Century
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 12502
- flesch: 48
- summary: Special surveillance of Jews did not emerge in Britain until the end of the 19th century, with the arrival of a massive wave of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe (mostly Polish and Russian Jews trying to make it to the USA). Thankfully for Russian Jews, the latter were found far more often than the former in Tsarist Russia.
- keywords: 1880s; 19th; 55–80; activities; affairs; archive; artisan; attempts; authorities; black; board; bureaucratic; case; categories; centuries; century; certain; circular; city; collection; common; communities; concept; context; control; correct; correspondence; countries; dangerous; development; different; discrimination; documents; dolbilov; early; emergence; empire; employees; end; entire; ethnic; ethno; european; example; fact; federation; fund; fundamental; future; garf; general; government; governorates; governors; grigor’eva; groups; guild; historical; history; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; imperial; important; information; inspections; internal; inventory; jewish; jewish population; jews; journal; kagal; kseniya; law; laws; legal; legislation; letters; license; life; literaturnoe; local; lyon; main; marx; measures; military; ministry; modern; monitoring; moscow; motivated; new; novoe; number; obozrenie; order; pale; particular; passports; people; period; personalities; petersburg; poles; police; polish; political; population; postal; practices; press; profiling; racial; racism; religious; research; result; review; russian; russian empire; russian federation; second; section; service; settlement; similar; slavery; sliozberg; social; societies; society; special; specific; state; studies; study; subjects; supervision; surveillance; surveillance practices; suspicions; techniques; territory; time; trans; tsarist; type; university; vnutrennikh; vol; war; widespread; world
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- csp-436
- author: Darong, Hieronimus Canggung; Niman, Erna Mena; Guna, Stanislaus
- title: Where am I Now: Symbols Used in Manggarai Funeral Rite, Indonesia
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 9701
- flesch: 49
- summary: https://changing-sp.com/ 166 Hieronimus Canggung Darong, Erna Mena Niman, Stanislaus Guna Conclusion It is not enough to study the nature of language symbols solely from a linguistic perspective. In this sense, culture is the use of symbols to represent both spiritual and material qualities, while the symbols themselves are the carriers of culture.
- keywords: action; analysis; ancestors; aspects; beliefs; body; canggung; case; ceremony; communication; community; context; cosmological; cultural; culture; darong; data; death; deceased; different; discourse; education; environment; et al; ethnic; existence; family; funeral; god; guna; heritage; hieronimus; https://changing-sp.com/; https://doi; human; identity; important; individuals; indonesia; interactions; international; interpretation; interviews; introduction; journal; knowledge; language; learning; life; linguistic; local; local wisdom; lon; manggarai; manggarai ethnic; meaning; means; mena; menggo; natural; nature; new; niman; norms; offering; participants; people; personalities; perspective; philosophical; practice; prayer; principles; process; question; relationship; religious; research; researchers; respect; results; rite; rituals; role; science; second; sense; significance; social; societies; soul; stanislaus; studies; study; symbolic; symbols; table; teaching; time; traditional; trans; use; values; vol; way; widyawati; wisdom; words; world
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- csp-44
- author: Mwale, Nelly
- title: Religious Education Syllabuses for Secondary School Teachers in Zambia: Catholic Missionaries’ Contributions
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 2836
- flesch: 44
- summary: This is because the discourse on RE syllabuses in Zambia has been engrossed with the subject at the primary and secondary levels of the education system resulting in a neglect of what was obtained in teacher education. The observations of student RE teachers on teaching practice and surveys of learners’ experiences over time manifested concerns linked to the student teachers’ inability to teach in a contextualised manner (Mudalitsa, 2002, pp.
- keywords: catholic; content; curriculum; development; education; henze; institutions; interest; learning; missionary; mudalitsa; mwale; nkrumah; paper; religion; religious; religious education; school; secondary; students; studies; study; subject; syllabus; teacher; teacher education; university; world; zambia; zcu
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- csp-447
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: The Order of Concepts and/or the Order of Things as Triggers for Social Transformations
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 2816
- flesch: 30
- summary: The authors search for ways of conceptualizing such ambivalent cases, as anti-vaxxer’s referring to sacrifice for the sake of personal freedom; the validity and types of social support for young families and their reproductive behavior; the danger of becoming a “lost” media generation due to digital divide; the influence of self-based and group-based emotions on collective actions; the counteraction of humor and official narrative in the political sphere; and—last but not least—echoing the ideas of cooperation and collaboration, ability for self-improvement, and meaningful participation in social life between classical Persian literature and European philosophy of the 20th century. In the ARTICLE Factors Shaping the Reproductive Behavior of Young Families in Russia: Data Triangulation, Tamara K. Rostovskaya, Ekaterina N. Vasilieva, and Veronika N. Kholina seek to address the following question: “How does social support for young families affect their reproductive behavior, and which policy responses and interventions can be used to stimulate childbearing more effectively?”
- keywords: anti; article; authors; behavior; book; children; classical; collective; different; digital; discovery; divide; elena; environment; epistemes; ethnocultural; families; group; hinduism; https://changing-sp.com/; human; indian; influence; internet; issues; leave; literature; media; new; non; normative; order; parental; participation; persian; personalities; philosophy; political; religious; reproductive; research; russia; sacrifice; self; sensory; social; stage; stepanova; study; support; system; vaxxer; visit; young
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- csp-448
- author: Strenski, Ivan
- title: The American Anti-Vaxxer COVID Dead: A Dynamic Chronicle of Failed Sacrifices
- date: 2023-04-10
- words: 10667
- flesch: 50
- summary: David Leonhardt’s study of COVID deaths in “heavily Republican” Ocean County, New Jersey showed that the “large number of unvaccinated residents in Ocean County” corresponds to the “horrific amount of Covid illness and death” there. Ocean County’s toll was “worse than … in Mississippi,” the state “with the largest amount of Covid death per capita,” and “worse than in any country, except for Peru” (Leonhardt, 2022).
- keywords: 11–32; abraham; act; acts; american; andersen; anti; april; aztec; barrett; bataille; better; bible; blame; carrillo; claims; coronavirus; country; covid; covid dead; covid deaths; covid pandemic; covid sacrifices; covid-19; dan; dead; deaths; denial; dying; early; elderly; elites; engels; extent; face; fox; freedom; freer; frontline; gifts; girard; giving; good; gop; health; healthcare; house; https://changing-sp.com/; hubert; human; individual; instance; intentions; ipsen; isaac; ivan; killing; krugman; leonhardt; liberty; life; like; lives; maga; mauss; means; media; medical; moral; murder; need; new; news; obligation; ocean; offering; pandemic; partisan; party; patients; patrick; personal; personalities; policy; political; politics; populist; power; president; press; process; processes; public; recognition; red; refusal; republicans; resistance; responsibility; right; sacred; sacrifice; sacrificial; self; social; societies; society; soldiers; strenski; suicides; texas; theory; times; toll; trump; university; vaccination; vaccine; vaxxer; version; victims; vol; way; white; workers
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- csp-45
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Religious Education in Russia: Between Methodological Neutrality and Theological Partiality
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 2976
- flesch: 35
- summary: As a result, these four religions, with Christianity limited to the Orthodox denomination, were officially recognised as so-called “traditional” religions of Russia that later shaped the system of Religious Education in state schools (Blinkova & Vermeer, 2018). Today, however, Religious Education is becoming increasingly important, with its widespread introduction in state schools and new efforts to re-ideologise it by drawing on so- called traditional religions in Russia, namely, Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism.
- keywords: atheism; church; code; compulsory; conscience; cultures; curriculum; education; ethics; frcse; higher; history; institutions; introduction; law; life; moral; national; new; orthodox; primary; public; religion; religious; religious education; revolution; roc; russian; schools; secular; social; soviet; spiritual; state; studies; subject; system; theology; today; union; upbringing; values
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- csp-454
- author: Chernyaeva, Natalia A.
- title: Christina Weis (2021). Surrogacy in Russia: An Ethnography of Reproductive Labour, Stratification and Migration. Emerald
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 2295
- flesch: 36
- summary: Chapter 3 addresses the topic of the relationship between client parents and surrogacy workers. As a result, “women from Central Asian republics, who live in Russia and want to become surrogacy workers, tend to significantly lower their financial expectations to compete with Slavic women” (p. 49).
- keywords: agencies; agency; arrangement; author; book; capital; case; chapter; chernyaeva; client; commercial; countries; economic; gabriela; labour; legal; market; media; medical; moscow; motherhood; mothers; natalia; parents; petersburg; relationship; reproductive; research; russia; social; stratification; surrogacy; surrogate; weis; women; workers
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- csp-46
- author: Bhayat, Ahmed
- title: Inter-Religious Cooperation and its Challenges in Schools and Public Life in South Africa
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 1600
- flesch: 36
- summary: One may, therefore, conclude that Religion Education, including Religion Studies, can be regarded as playing a vital and transformative role in promoting the importance of values of dignity and respect, which can contribute towards creating a space for inter-religious cooperation to take place in a diverse nation like South Africa. This paper will explore how the post-apartheid South African education policies recognise the value of Religion Studies and its role in creating inter-religious cooperation in the country’s schools and communities.
- keywords: african; apartheid; cooperation; country; education; inter; learners; national; policies; policy; public; religion; religious; role; schools; south; studies; values
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- csp-47
- author: Choshi, Tlou Russell
- title: Religion Education and Critical Education: The Case of Barnato Park High School in South Africa
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 1544
- flesch: 51
- summary: KEYWORDS religion education, critical education, Christian ethos, learners, Barnato Park High School Introduction The question on if there is a space for religion education and, more specifically, a critical pedagogical approach to teaching the subject in a public school that promotes a religious character is important to reflect on considering the current context of a post-apartheid South African government that aims to build an open and inclusive diverse nation. It is important to understand that there is no single definition of critical education.
- keywords: africa; apartheid; barnato; christian; critical; diversity; education; ethos; high; learners; n.d; paper; park; religion; religious; school; south; teaching
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- csp-48
- author: Mgenge, Sibusiso S.
- title: The Use of Media in a South African School: A Case Study of Khabazela High School in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 1519
- flesch: 58
- summary: The study revealed that Religion Studies educators were not qualified to teach the subject, and they had depended on the prescribed textbook as a central https://changing-sp.com/ 278 Sibusiso S. Mgenge teaching tool and resource in the classroom. However, many Religion Studies teachers do not have the proper training on how to use media responsibly as an educational resource to make the subject relevant to the learners.
- keywords: african; case; classroom; high; khabazela; learners; learning; media; religion; resource; school; south; studies; study; subject; teachers; teaching; textbook; training; use; valuable
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- csp-49
- author: Scharnick-Udemans, Lee
- title: Siyakholwa – We Believe: A Case Study on the Mediatisation of Religion Education and Religious Pluralism
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 2496
- flesch: 42
- summary: Viewed in light of a constitutional commitment to religious pluralism and a national recognition of the educational and social value of Religion Education, the SABC through programmes such as Siyakholwa has been at the forefront of the mediatisation of religious pluralism in the post 1994 state. Finally, the ways in which Siyakholwa mediatises and affirms the constitutional commitment to religious pluralism that is promulgated as a core constituent of Religion Education will be discussed.
- keywords: africa; broadcasting; chidester; children; constitutional; content; department; diversity; education; episodes; faith; islam; media; mediatisation; multi; national; paper; pluralism; policy; programme; public; religion; religion education; religious; sabc; scharnick; siyakholwa; social; south; specific; state; television; udemans
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- csp-493
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Personal Transformation as a Life-Long Trajectory
- date: 2023-07-03
- words: 2210
- flesch: 37
- summary: Eventually, the finitude of our life should not allow us to forget that, as the authors of the current issue note “we are part of a larger universe, and that human life does not stand alone but is closely connected to nature and its environment”. The authors study the pre-, during, and post stages of the Manggarai ethnic’s burial ceremony, which has social (an attempt to maintain a sense of kinship and family unity), religious (Manggarai ethnic belief in the human soul), philosophical (the view that human life does not stop after death), and cosmological (humans as part of a larger universe) meanings.
- keywords: analysis; article; authors; body; century; elena; ethnic; germans; group; growth; https://changing-sp.com/; human; identity; individuals; issue; jewish; life; manggarai; meaning; nature; new; people; personal; personalities; personality; process; processes; research; rogers; russian; sciences; self; social; societies; stepanova; study; theory; time; true; world
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- csp-5
- author: Skvortsov, Nikolay
- title: The Formation of National Identity in Contemporary Russia
- date: 2017-04-14
- words: 3511
- flesch: 43
- summary: Understanding that the transition to the paradigm of Russian national identity derived from civic nationhood is a complex and lengthy process, the author develops a multi-level model of the formation of Russian national identity comprised of (1) the basic level of cultural diversity, (2) the middle level of solidarity in the overcoming of cultural differences on the basis * This article primarily concerns those aspects of the problem of national identity that are linked to the relationship between ethnicity and nationality in the context of an analysis of Russian national identity.
- keywords: article; basis; bromley; building; civic; community; consciousness; contemporary; country; cultural; determination; development; ethnic; ethnicity; formation; french; highest; identity; level; model; multi; national; national identity; nationalism; nationalities; nations; nikolay; people; personalities; policy; question; republics; right; russian; russian national; self; skvortsov; social; societies; soviet; soviet union; state; terms; territorial; titular; understanding; union; vol.1
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- csp-50
- author: Chita, Joseph
- title: Reflecting on the Teaching of Islam in Religious Education Teacher Education Programme at the University of Zambia
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 2799
- flesch: 45
- summary: KEYWORDS Islam, religious education, teacher education, teaching model, university education Introduction This paper reflects on how Islam was taught in a public university as part of the teacher education programme for Religious Education (RE) in Zambia’s secondary schools. This is because since its inception, the teaching of Islam in teacher education had not been evaluated despite concerns during student teacher observations that most of them had avoided covering topics on Islam.
- keywords: africa; chita; communication; content; course; education; guest; introduction; islam; joseph; minor; muslim; need; paper; personal; population; programme; public; religion; religious; religious studies; schools; secondary; social; societies; speakers; students; studies; teachers; teaching; topics; university; unza; year; zambia
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- csp-51
- author: Nthontho, Maitumeleng A.
- title: School Management and Leadership Education for Multi-Religious Schools
- date: 2018-09-30
- words: 6024
- flesch: 53
- summary: That is, South African universities should consider training school principals on the use of transformative mediation as a strategy they can use to resolve conflicts and handle disputes in schools as it holds potential benefits for fields such as education. 292–304 293 Introduction In post-apartheid South African schools, the implementation of democratic policies poses serious challenges for school principals, especially in terms of their leadership roles (Hallinger, 2010).
- keywords: act; africa; change; christianity; constitution; data; department; education; education policy; educators; experiences; freedom; https://changing-sp.com/; implementation; instance; interests; journal; leadership; learners; maitumeleng; majority; management; mediation; members; muslim; nthontho; observances; parents; participant; personalities; policies; policy; pretoria; principals; public; qualitative; religion; religion education; religious; research; right; roux; school; school principals; section; sgb; societies; south; study; sub; teaching; terms; transformative; vol; way
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- csp-53
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Editor’s Note
- date: 2018-12-15
- words: 1231
- flesch: 39
- summary: BRICS as the most advanced of the international organizations of the Global South begins to play increasingly important role in the development of higher education. In addition, he analyzes the role of BRICS countries in the light of articulating the interests of Global South.
- keywords: book; brics; collaboration; cooperation; countries; development; education; global; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; important; international; issues; new; order; paper; political; role; south; universities; university; world
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- csp-54
- author: Khomyakov, Maxim B.
- title: BRICS and Global South: Towards Multilateral Educational Collaboration
- date: 2018-12-15
- words: 10991
- flesch: 42
- summary: BRICS countries, however, had (and still have) very different opinions on free trade, security, role of existing global governance institutions etc. BRICS engagement with Global South for promoting South-South cooperation seems to be another powerful imaginary, which holds BRICS countries together.
- keywords: academic; activity; african; altbach; alternative; best; better; brazil; brics; brics countries; brics network; case; china; class; collaboration; colonial; common; competition; complex; concept; cooperation; countries; course; developed; development; different; doi; education; elite; european; example; excellence; fact; general; global; global educational; global south; good; hand; hazelkorn; higher; higher education; horizontal; https://changing-sp.com/; humanities; idea; imaginaries; imaginary; important; india; inequality; institutions; integration; international; internationalization; khomyakov; league; london; main; majority; marginson; market; maxim; means; mechanism; modernity; modernization; nations; nature; neo; network; network university; new; north; northern; number; order; particular; performance; personalities; power; press; programmes; project; public; rankings; real; reputation; research; resources; role; russia; sciences; second; sense; social; societies; society; south; south countries; standards; states; students; studies; sustainable; systems; theory; time; today; transnational; understanding; universities; university; university rankings; vision; vol; way; words; world; world university
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- csp-55
- author: Monyae, David
- title: US, Russia, China and Africa in the Evolving Global Order
- date: 2018-12-15
- words: 7363
- flesch: 48
- summary: 351–365 http://dx.doi.org/10.15826/csp.2018.2.4.051 Received 12 September 2018 © 2018 David Monyae Accepted 3 December 2018 dmonyae@uj.ac.za Published online 15 December 2018 ARTICLE US, Russia, China and Africa in the Evolving Global Order 1 David Monyae University of Johannesburg, South Africa ABSTRACT The increasing self-preservation by western countries ended any prospect that the Doha Round of the WTO would be beneficial to Africa and the developing world (represented in the negotiations by Brazil, China, India and South Africa) – and it was not, as agricultural tariffs were only removed for one product, bananas, imported to EU countries and the US from Africa, Asia and the Caribbean (Shah, 2013).
- keywords: africa; african countries; agenda; america; attempts; bank; belt; brics; brief; business; china; chinese; cold; cold war; conflict; continent; cooperation; council; countries; court; crisis; david; democracy; development; economic; economy; end; european; fact; fall; financial; foreign; framework; global; global order; globalisation; governance; governments; great; hegemonic; https://changing-sp.com/; human; icc; implications; influence; institutions; interests; international; investment; justice; leaders; leadership; making; markets; member; military; monyae; moral; moscow; nations; nato; new; order; organization; partnership; peace; personalities; policy; political; position; post; poverty; power; president; process; putin; rights; rise; road; role; russia; security; societies; south; soviet; states; trade; trump; union; united; vol; war; washington; way; west; western; world; world order
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- csp-56
- author: de Oliveira Barbosa, Maria Lígia; Pires, André; Dwyer, Tom
- title: Higher Education, Development, and Inequality in Brazil and South Africa
- date: 2018-12-15
- words: 11946
- flesch: 49
- summary: At the same time, women are now the majority of higher education students but enroll in courses that lead them into the lower paid occupations. In this regard, the issue of access to higher education institutions remains the key mechanism by which to forge a new order (Akoojee & Nkomo, 2008, p. 390).
- keywords: academic; access; africa; age; akoojee; andré; apartheid; area; article; bachelor; barbosa; best; black; brazil; brazilian; brazilian higher; bursaries; census; class; countries; country; courses; data; degrees; democratization; department; different; doi; dwyer; economic; editora; eds; education institutions; education students; education system; educational; educação; enrollment; ensino; expansion; expansão; federal; fies; forms; framework; government; graph; groups; growth; higher education; https://changing-sp.com/; important; increase; inep; inequalities; inequality; institutions; international; janeiro; knowledge; legal; level; lígia; maria; market; model; national; new; nkomo; nsfas; number; oliveira; opportunities; participation; paulo; people; period; personalities; pires; policies; political; poor; private; private institutions; programs; prouni; public; quality; racial; rankings; research; routledge; schwartzman; scientific; sector; sehoole; significant; similar; single; social; societies; sociology; source; south; south africa; students; studies; study; success; superior; system; são; table; teaching; technical; technological; tertiary; tom; traditional; training; universities; university; vol; weber; white; world; years
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- csp-57
- author: Li, Yuyun
- title: Development of Cooperation in Higher Education in BRICS Countries
- date: 2018-12-15
- words: 5610
- flesch: 34
- summary: Under this framework, efforts are made to promote the sustainable development of education, actively contribute the “BRICS Solution” to the world, enhance the influence and increase the benefit of BRICS higher education cooperation, create an open and diverse partnership network in educational development, increase accessibility for more developing countries to take the “fast train” and “free ride” of BRICS education development, and lead and promote the development of quality fair education around the world. Under this framework, efforts are made to promote the sustainable development of education, actively contribute the “BRICS Solution” to the world, enhance the influence and increase the benefit of BRICS higher education cooperation, create an open and diverse partnership network in educational development, increase accessibility for more developing countries to take the “fast train” and “free ride” of BRICS education development, and lead and promote the development of quality fair education around the world.
- keywords: achievements; addition; africa; brics; brics cooperation; brics countries; brics education; brics higher; brics network; brics summer; brics university; china; collaboration; cooperation; countries; development; economic; education; education cooperation; education development; exchange; field; fudan; fudan university; future; global; global south; higher; higher education; international; league; mechanism; meeting; ministers; multilateral; mutual; network; network university; new; personalities; platform; present; program; projects; quality; relations; research; school; south; students; studies; summer; support; talents; training; universities; university; vol; world; yuyun
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- author: Kokin, Daniil
- title: Jonathan Floyd (2017). Is Political Philosophy Impossible? Thoughts and Behaviour in Normative Political Theory. Cambridge University Press
- date: 2018-12-15
- words: 1154
- flesch: 56
- summary: He comes to the ambiguous conclusion that political philosophy is impossible to do and impossible to avoid doing. The author argues that it is the dominant method of political philosophy.
- keywords: answer; author; behaviorism; book; discipline; floyd; impossible; main; normative; philosophy; political; principles; question; way
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- csp-59
- author: Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Victoria Smolkin (2018). A Sacred Space Is Never Empty: A History of Soviet Atheism. Princeton University Press
- date: 2018-12-15
- words: 1490
- flesch: 35
- summary: Victoria Smolkin book – the monumental exposition of the history of Soviet atheism – analyzes it in its complexity and multidimensionality tracing its development from an ideological precept of Marxism-Leninism to the state policy of expunging Russian Orthodoxy from the Soviet public life, to social science methodology in the study of religion, to philosophical inquiry into the nature of spirituality and moral commitment. Thus, the challenge of intractable religious beliefs and practices along with the developing academic study of religions forced the Soviet ideologues to reconsider their very understanding of the nature of religion and to rethink their strategy of eliminating religion.
- keywords: atheism; atheists; book; church; communism; continued; history; ideological; people; period; political; religion; religious; russian; science; smolkin; social; society; soviet; spiritual; state; way
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- author: Menshikov, Andrey
- title: Carlo Invernizzi Accetti (2015). Relativism and Religion: Why Democratic Societies Do Not Need Moral Absolutes
- date: 2017-04-14
- words: 2832
- flesch: 35
- summary: The claim that without absolute moral truth political society will degenerate into tyranny or totalitarianism does not actually give us an answer to the questions whether the absolute moral truth exists, whether it can be known, and whether it can be grasped uniformly and unanimously. In sum, we observe that criticism of relativism by the Catholic leaders entails criticism of democracy not founded on absolute moral truth, we, then, have to conclude that “religion is not incompatible with democracy but actually required by it” (p. 85).
- keywords: absolute; acetti; anti; argument; authority; beings; book; catholic; church; conception; contract; criticism; democracy; democratic; discourse; form; freedom; human; idea; invernizzi; liberal; moral; notion; personalities; philosophical; political; power; relativism; religion; social; societies; truth; tyranny; values
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- csp-62
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Editor’s Note
- date: 2019-04-01
- words: 980
- flesch: 37
- summary: The article draws examples from different regions in the world, namely, the threats to Amazon rainforest, rhino poaching in RSA, on one hand, and improvement of air and water in Europe, on the other hand, and discuss ecological issues in the light of “de-industrialization” of so-called “advanced industrial societies”, which in practice was the industrial relocation from there to other regions all over the globe. Examining transpregnancy through selfie as new visual genre, Andal argues for the need to analyze its character and raises the question of its place “in the struggle for trans-identity expression in the context of a constant digital public scrutiny”.
- keywords: age; authors; context; countries; current; different; ecological; global; hate; https://changing-sp.com/; issues; knowledge; paper; personalities; political; purgina; russia; sharing; societies; transpregnancy
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- author: Mota, Aurea; Wagner, Peter
- title: The Rhino, the Amazon and the Blue Sky over the Ruhr: Ecology and Politics in the Current Global Context
- date: 2019-04-01
- words: 8037
- flesch: 45
- summary: The concept of “ecological debt” arose from within environmentalist social movements from the 1980s onwards, including at major global environmental debates such as the Rio Earth Summit in 1992. The high degree of global interconnectedness has given many environmental threats a global significance, as argued at the outset of this article, and it has also facilitated the rise of global environmental consciousness.
- keywords: 6–21; action; actors; africa; agreement; air; amazon; article; aurea; brazil; brics; capacity; cause; century; change; china; climate; common; conditions; consequences; considerable; consumption; countries; current; debate; difficult; discourse; earlier; early; earth; ecological; economic; effects; emissions; end; environmental; europe; european; extent; externalization; fact; future; general; german; global; globe; governments; great; growth; half; high; historical; https://changing-sp.com/; impact; industrial; industrialization; interpretation; issue; large; long; material; mota; national; nature; need; north; northern; paris; past; personalities; peter; planet; political; pollution; post; power; production; public; quality; regions; research; resources; responsibility; rhino; rise; ruhr; sites; social; societies; south; south africa; southern; state; terms; time; transformation; university; use; vol; wagner; way; world
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- author: Purgina, Ekaterina S.
- title: Spatial Imaginary in “Western” Travelogues about Russia
- date: 2019-04-01
- words: 7229
- flesch: 52
- summary: In all the three travelogues, the authors maintain their authority and expertise by demonstrating their intimate knowledge of Russian life and the “authenticity” of their experience of Russia, gained through years of living in the country and through contacts with Russian people, not only as respondents, but also as acquaintances and close friends. The past/present dichotomy leaves little place for the future since, as David Greene puts it, “modern Russia seems to be living in a void”, “careering down an uncertain path” (Greene, 2014, pp.
- keywords: 22–35; andrew; andrew meier; anne; anne garrels; authors; book; centre; century; chechen; city; colonial; community; country; david; dichotomy; different; economic; ekaterina; environmental; experience; fact; far; feeling; future; garrels; global; globalization; government; greene; hand; heart; home; https://changing-sp.com/; identity; imaginary; individual; instance; journey; life; literature; meier; modern; modernity; moscow; narrative; narratorial; narrators; new; past; people; periphery; personalities; place; points; political; post; power; present; public; purgina; putin; question; regions; respondents; russia; russian people; russians; sense; siberia; social; societies; soviet; spatial; state; story; thubron; time; tlostanova; travel; traveler; travelogue; view; vol; way; ways; west; western; writing
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- csp-65
- author: Andal, Aireen Grace T.
- title: Self-Shooting Uterus-Owners: Examining the Selfies of Pregnant Transmen within the Politics of Human Reproduction
- date: 2019-04-01
- words: 6781
- flesch: 47
- summary: Hence, the transpregnant self-shooting reflects the experiences of transmen, which cannot be easily reduced to either “othering” or to gaining recognition, but which exceeds the possibilities of what are constituted as normative corporeality of pregnant bodies in contemporary societies. There are at least three aspects of transpregnancy that do not signify any trans-identity-seeking recognition among the transmen selfies: 1) beyond trans-identity issue 2) beyond enhancement-related procedure and 3) beyond issues of victimhood.
- keywords: 36–51; abnormal; agency; aireen; andal; artificial; artificiality; bodies; body; case; character; cultural; culture; desire; digital; disability; discourse; doi; experience; expression; female; form; freakery; gender; grace; health; https://changing-sp.com/; human; identities; identity; images; instance; issue; journal; london; means; media; moralization; moralizing; natural; new; normal; normative; norms; objectification; online; othering; owners; pathologization; pathologized; pathologizing; people; personalities; practice; pregnant; pregnant transmen; press; public; recognition; reproduction; selfies; social; societies; studies; taking; time; trans; trans people; transbodies; transbody; transmen; transpregnancy; university; uterus; vol; voluntary; work; york
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- author: Prelog, Neža; Ismagilova, Fayruza S.; Boštjančič, Eva
- title: Which Employees are Most Motivated to Share Knowledge – the Role of Age-Based Differentiation in Knowledge-Sharing Motivation
- date: 2019-04-01
- words: 6881
- flesch: 42
- summary: The topic of this research is the role of age-based differentiation or intergenerational differentiation in motivation to share knowledge. Our objective was to find out how three different age groups differ in the subjective perceptions of knowledge- sharing motivation and how the perception of intergenerational differentiation is correlated with knowledge sharing motivation.
- keywords: age; behaviour; cognitive; communication; correlation; differences; differentiation; doi; e.g.; employees; environment; eva; fayruza; floor; groups; https://changing-sp.com/; important; individual; intention; intergenerational; intergenerational differentiation; ismagilova; jiacheng; journal; knowledge; knowledge sharing; management; measure; model; motivated; motivation; neža; older; organisation; organizational; participants; personalities; prelog; processes; punishment; questionnaire; research; results; reward; senior; sharing; significant; social; societies; subjective; subsections; tacit; theory; vol; willingness; work; workers; workplace; younger
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- csp-67
- author: Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Hate, Politics, Law: Critical Perspectives on Combating Hate (2018). Thomas Brudholm & Birgitte Schepelern Johansen, eds. Oxford University Press
- date: 2019-04-01
- words: 1068
- flesch: 46
- summary: Perhaps, a broader view that ascribes some positive value to hate, as in N. Yanay’s chapter, who argues that “love and hate are not simply opposites but also nested in each other” (p. 6), or the other means of dealing with hate crimes such as restorative rather than punitive measures, as proposed by M. A. Walters, could help us approach the dangers of hate in society more reasonably. It is also obvious that hate attitude is surmised on the basis of observable expressions or actions, that is, on the basis of demonstrable evidence.
- keywords: andrey; attitudes; basis; bias; critical; discourse; discrimination; hate; hatred; international; law; legal; love; menshikov; public; racial; speech; violence
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- author: Kokin, Daniil I.
- title: Kelly, Mark G. E. (2018). For Foucault: Against Normative Political Theory. Albany: SUNY Press
- date: 2019-04-01
- words: 2132
- flesch: 55
- summary: In the very beginning, Kelly tells his readers that the book “is for and not about Foucault” and “against and not about normative political theory” (Kelly, 2018, p. 1). Kelly interprets Foucault’s alternative to normative political theory as threefold, for normative, “political, and theoretic aspects are closely interconnected” (Kelly, 2018, p. 11).
- keywords: analysis; anti; book; chapter; choat; claims; critique; deleuze; devoted; foucault; kelly; marx; normative; normativity; political; politics; rorty; second; theory; thinker; thought; vogelmann; work
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- author: Trubina, Elena
- title: The Unhappy Divorce of Sociology and Psychoanalysis: Diverse Perspectives on the Psychosocial. (2014). Eds. Lynn Chancer, John Andrews
- date: 2017-04-14
- words: 1456
- flesch: 26
- summary: The authors of eighteen essays have compiled cases drawn from an impressive variety of social situations in an attempt to demonstrate the misfortune that, within American sociology from the 1940s through the present, the psychosocial and, in particular, psychoanalytic perspectives became relatively marginalized. Fortunately, twenty first century researchers have produced a book, in which they reflect on the failure of two disciplines to engage in a productive dialogue and express, in particular, concerns about the development of mainstream American sociology towards becoming a science that fails to see individual people and is reluctant to admit to what extent social behavior is connected to unconscious desires and irrational motives.
- keywords: american; book; century; concepts; disciplines; divorce; elena; essays; goffman; ideas; illness; individual; life; mental; personalities; perspectives; psychoanalysis; psychosocial; social; societies; society; sociological; sociologists; sociology; trubina; understanding; use
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- author: Andal, Aireen Grace T.
- title: Flesh of the Unborn: On the Political Philosophy of the Unborn
- date: 2020-04-10
- words: 7444
- flesch: 51
- summary: This work unpacks the relevance of political philosophy in furthering the discussions on the body of the embryo or fetus. Discussions imply that the connection between the contested embryonic or fetal body and political philosophy gathers a variety of deep and important questions, which justifies an intellectual and practical pursuit.
- keywords: 53–67; abortion; aireen; andal; beings; birth; body; boundaries; case; death; debates; discussions; doi; editing; embryo; embryonic; enhancement; entity; ethical; ethics; fetal; fetal body; fetus; genetic; grace; https://changing-sp.com/; human; humanity; important; instance; international; issue; justice; law; laws; legal; liberty; life; maternal; medical; membership; moral; new; normative; organism; person; personalities; personhood; philosophical; philosophy; policies; political; political philosophy; pregnant; press; principles; protection; questions; rawls; relevance; rights; scholars; sense; smith; societies; space; state; status; statutory; subject; terms; unborn; universal; university; virtues; vol; work; york
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- csp-72
- author: Kokin, Daniil
- title: Michael Goodhart (2018). Injustice: Political Theory for the Real World. Oxford University Press
- date: 2019-06-30
- words: 1589
- flesch: 45
- summary: In the sixth chapter (Political Theory and the Politics of Injustice), Goodhart holds that doing political theory is necessarily taking sides because “claims about justice and injustice are ideological claims” (р. 174). The main problem the book deals with is that so called Ideal Moral Theory (IMT), the dominant approach to political theory that cannot adequately address the problem of injustice in the real world.
- keywords: approach; arvan; bifocal; book; chapter; claims; goodhart; ideal; ideological; imt; injustice; moral; normativity; political; politics; problem; real; realism; responsibility; second; theory
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- author: Fabrykant, Marharyta
- title: Weber’s Nationalism vs. Weberian Methodological Individualism: Implications for Contemporary Social Theory
- date: 2019-06-30
- words: 7374
- flesch: 41
- summary: Max Weber und die deutsche Politik, 1890–1920. It is therefore necessary to transcend the information on the issue found in the relevant part of Weber studies and take a direct and closer look at the understanding of nations and national identities existing in the period.
- keywords: anderson; apparent; approach; article; belief; case; century; cohen; collective; common; concept; contemporary; contradiction; contrary; definition; die; different; durkheim; earlier; early; economic; essentialist; ethnic; ethnicity; fabrykant; general; germany; group; history; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; identities; important; individualism; issue; key; kind; later; liberalism; line; major; marharyta; max; max weber; methodological; modern; nationalism; nationalities; nations; new; nineteenth; notion; people; period; personalities; point; political; power; present; question; relation; research; scholarship; second; section; self; shared; shift; simmel; social; societies; society; sociological; sociology; sombart; specific; state; stranger; studies; study; theoretical; theory; thought; und; understanding; university; value; views; vol; way; weber; weberian; works; writings
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Editor’s Note
- date: 2019-06-30
- words: 1015
- flesch: 37
- summary: Strenski emphasizes that in the West it has become commonplace to identify religious freedom with the right to believe whatever one chooses; however, the two concepts under consideration in the article are quite different from each other. The true measure of the depth of this difference can be assessed by the frequency, with which the rights of individual religious freedom conflict with the rights of corporate religious institutions.
- keywords: article; current; freedom; historical; image; issue; model; modern; nationalism; people; political; power; religious; russia; specific; strenski; weber
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- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Michael Ignatieff (2017). The Ordinary Virtues: Moral Order in a Divided World. Harvard University Press
- date: 2019-06-30
- words: 1788
- flesch: 48
- summary: The fourth chapter is about today’s Bosnia – the place of afterwar important exercise in “moral globalization where outsiders, trained in the moral disciplines of universalism and the techniques of reconciliation and forgiveness, trying to persuade battered insiders to adopt their moral codes” (р. 93). While philosophers might think in terms of “the human race, some abstract standard, beyond the veil of ignorance” (р. 208), ordinary people think through moral situations in terms of concrete human relations with their family and friends.
- keywords: book; carnegie; chapter; conflict; conversations; different; ethical; global; globalization; human; ignatieff; local; michael; moral; new; ordinary; people; personalities; reasoning; reconciliation; research; rights; team; time; tolerance; virtues; vol; world
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- author: Potap, Olga
- title: Power of Memory (In Commemoration of Elie Wiesel, 1928–2016)
- date: 2019-06-30
- words: 5181
- flesch: 70
- summary: KEYWORDS Wiesel, Elie (1928–2016), commemoration, biography, teaching method, “a Socratic Method”, Holocaust education, appeal to humanity, memory Introduction This essay is dedicated to Elie Wiesel’s ninety-year-old birthday anniversary, and since this publication coincides with the third anniversary of his death, the essay aims to commemorate him. “Socratic Method” of Teaching A former student of Elie Wiesel, Rabbi Dan Ehrenkrantz called Wiesel’s approach of teaching “a Socratic Method”.
- keywords: abrahamson; answers; archival; author; boston; class; course; dedicated; different; dubnov; elie; elie wiesel; essay; friendship; great; holocaust; jewish; jews; learning; lessons; levine; life; literature; love; memory; method; new; nobel; old; olga; open; people; personalities; philosophy; potap; prize; professor; questions; rabbi; religion; religious; rothschild; scholar; shushani; societies; students; study; talmud; teacher; teaching; text; university; vol; wiesel; world; yale; years; york
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- author: Strenski, Ivan
- title: What Do Religious Corporations Owe for Burdening Individual Civil Rights
- date: 2019-06-30
- words: 5599
- flesch: 46
- summary: This eventuates, as I have observed, in the irony of Becket being held up as a paragon of individual religious freedom or independent conscience when, in fact, he was serving as a corporate, institutional factotum of the Roman Church against the English state of Henry II! This “blitz” of nationwide “Christian nationalist” legislative initiatives aims to promote “religious freedom”, that The NY Times report identifies as “the latest attempt by religious extremists to use the coercive power of government to secure a privileged position in society for their version of Christianity” (Stewart, 2018).
- keywords: accommodations; authority; becket; blitz; bodies; carta; case; christian; church; civil; claims; common; conscience; corporate; corporate religious; court; decision; effect; employment; exemptions; exit; freedom; general; gift; goods; granting; hill; hosanna; individual; institutions; ivan; law; legal; leviathan; liberty; magna; ministerial; nationalists; new; nussbaum; obligation; order; particular; personalities; political; power; press; recent; religion; religious; religious freedom; religious institutions; religious liberty; rights; roger; scalia; societies; society; sovereignty; state; strenski; tabor; vol; williams; york
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- author: Kuvaeva, Irina; Achan, Nadejda; Lozovskaya, Ksenia
- title: University Students: Connection between Representations of Stress and Coping Strategies
- date: 2017-12-18
- words: 4656
- flesch: 42
- summary: However, connections between perceived stress concepts and coping strategies, which reflect personally meaningful aspects of stressful events and acceptable ways of stress regulation in a specific cultural context, remain to be elucidated. Table 1 demonstrates these indexes of stress concept.
- keywords: achan; analysis; anxiety; behaviour; characteristics; chinese; cognitive; collectivistic; concept; conceptual; content; coping; correlations; cultural; culture; degree; different; differentiation; effects; emotional; experience; groups; integration; irina; kholodnaya; ksenia; kuvaeva; language; life; lozovskaya; modality; nadezhda; people; personalities; phd; problem; psychology; representations; research; respondents; results; russian; sample; self; situations; social; societies; specific; spiritual; strategies; stress; students; style; support; table; term; turkish; university; visual; vol
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- author: Romanovich, Nelly A.
- title: Dichotomy of the Basic Aspects of the Image of Power in Russia: Traditional and Modern Models
- date: 2019-06-30
- words: 8244
- flesch: 51
- summary: Hierarchy The hierarchy of power is “a system of consistent subordination of the structural units of social power from the lower to the higher level” (Kravchenko, 2004, p. 131). 139–155 http://dx.doi.org/10.15826/csp.2019.3.2.067 ARTICLE Dichotomy of the Basic Aspects of the Image of Power in Russia: Traditional and Modern Models Nelly A. Romanovich Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANERA), Voronezh Branch, Voronezh, Russia ABSTRACT Social and cultural characteristics of any country form a certain image of power in the minds of its representatives.
- keywords: actions; aspects; attitude; authority; autocracy; basic; centralization; centre; characteristics; chirikova; concept; constitution; country; cultural; culture; democracy; democratic; development; differences; different; elections; federation; form; god; government; hands; hierarchical; hierarchy; historical; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; ideological; il’in; image; institutions; law; love; model; modern; modern model; moscow; need; nelly; new; opinion; particular; people; perception; person; personalities; personality; personification; polis; political; population; power; power relations; president; principle; public; pyramid; regional; relations; representative; romanovich; rossman; russian; russian image; russian model; russian power; social; societies; society; sociocultural; source; state; strong; structure; system; time; traditional; traditional russian; tsar; vol; voronezh; western; work
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- author: Kochukhova, Elena S.
- title: Transformation of Museum Communication through Art Mediation: The Case of the 4th Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art
- date: 2019-10-05
- words: 6864
- flesch: 48
- summary: In all likelihood, participants have a strong impact on art mediation, but we should not forget that there are art mediators too, not only viewers. D. Malikova defines art mediation as a method of educational work, she also describes its place in the system of educational activities of art museums, highlights the key characteristics of this method by comparing them with traditional practices of museum education (Malikova, 2015).
- keywords: 4th; art; art mediation; arts; audience; biennial; case; cities; communication; contemporary; contemporary art; dialogue; discussion; elena; example; excursions; exhibition; experience; female; field; group; important; industrial; institutions; involved; iskusstva; knowledge; kochukhova; main; malikova; manifesta; mediation; mediators; methods; museum; museum communication; ncca; new; objects; old; participation; patterns; people; percent; personalities; place; position; practices; project; questions; research; respondents; russian; significant; societies; sovremennogo; time; traditional; transformation; types; ural; viewer; visitors; way; work; years; years old; yekaterinburg
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- author: Simons, Greg
- title: The Anatomy of a Moral Panic: Western Mainstream Media’s Russia Scapegoat
- date: 2019-10-05
- words: 8857
- flesch: 43
- summary: The present study intends to look at the issue and practice of moral panic from a strategic overview and through the lens of mass communication in order to understand the political why and how of the current moral panic concerning mainstream news media coverage of the Russian “threat”. The following section seeks to define and clarify the theoretical motivations and considerations involved in moral panic.
- keywords: analysis; approach; attack; audience; brand; branding; brexit; campaign; change; collusion; communication; contemporary; content; control; coverage; crisis; critcher; critical; current; decline; defence; democracy; different; doi; economic; election; environment; estate; events; evidence; fear; february; folk; following; fourth; franklin; future; global; government; greg; hegemonic; https://changing-sp.com/; influence; information; interests; journalism; key; liberal; logic; london; mainstream; mainstream media; march; mass; mass media; means; media; moral; moral panic; narrative; news; number; opinion; order; outlets; panic; paper; personalities; policy; political; politics; power; practice; presidential; press; process; product; propaganda; public; putin; question; regulation; relations; role; russia; sense; service; simons; social; societies; society; sociology; story; studies; system; threat; times; trump; use; values; vol; war; washington; western; york
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- author: Volkova, Marina V.; Stoffers, Jol; Kochetkov, Dmitry M.
- title: Education Projects for Sustainable Development: Evidence from Ural Federal University
- date: 2019-10-05
- words: 8171
- flesch: 44
- summary: m.v.volkova@urfu.ru jol.stoffers@zuyd.nl kochetkovdm@hotmail.com ARTICLE Education Projects for Sustainable Development: Evidence from Ural Federal University1 Marina V. Volkova Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia Jol Stoffers Research Centre for Employability, Zuyd University of Applied Sciences, Heerlen, the Netherlands Dmitry M. Kochetkov Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia ABSTRACT Sustainable development is a worldwide recognized social and political goal, discussed in both academic and political discourse and with much research on the topic related to sustainable development in higher education. The authors undertook this study in the context of Russia, where the topic of sustainable development in education has been yet poorly developed.
- keywords: algae; analysis; authors; case; change; chp; cleaner; climate; competence; concept; context; creative; data; desire; development; dmitry; doi; ecological; economic; education; energy; environmental; esd; example; federal; field; formation; framework; future; global; heat; higher; higher education; https://changing-sp.com/; ideas; individual; institutions; jol; journal; knowledge; kochetkov; large; learning; level; marina; models; molderez; national; nations; need; new; north; people; personalities; plants; pollution; population; power; problems; process; production; program; project; publications; purification; research; researchers; results; russia; school; science; session; skills; social; societies; society; stoffers; students; studies; study; sufficient; sustainability; sustainable; sustainable development; systems; team; thermal; thinking; time; united; universities; university; ural; use; volkova; water; way; work; world; york
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- author: Alkatiri, Farid Abud
- title: The Security Dimension and the Formation of Social Exclusion in the Border of Belu Regency, Indonesia
- date: 2020-04-10
- words: 10524
- flesch: 46
- summary: However, in order to manage it properly, the Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono regime established the national board for border management institution or the BNPP (Badan Nasional Pengelolaan Perbatasan or the National Border Management Board) in 2010, marking the new phase of the implementation of the new paradigm of border development management. In addition, secondary data has been used as a complementary source, specifically related to the issues of border security, particularly several documents from organization, government, military institutions, in order to obtain a global understanding of the border conditions.
- keywords: 31–52; abud; access; alkatiri; approach; area; armed; aspect; belu; belu regency; board; border; border area; border security; borderland; certain; citizens; civilian; community; conditions; conflict; construction; context; dan; data; development; disaster; doi; east; east timor; economic; exclusion; extent; fact; farid; force; formation; government; groups; housing; https://changing-sp.com/; human; important; indonesia; institution; interests; internal; international; involvement; issues; journal; keamanan; kebijakan; land; leste; level; local; local government; main; majority; management; members; military; military institution; national; needs; new; paradigm; people; perbatasan; personalities; perspectives; phases; place; policies; policy; political; post; power; problems; prominent; quality; refugees; regency; regime; related; relations; research; resettlement; resources; result; rights; roles; science; security; security institution; social; social exclusion; societies; society; state; studies; study; threats; time; timor; timor leste; timorese; timorese refugees; university; use; village; wuryandari
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- author: Campa, Riccardo
- title: Fourth Industrial Revolution and Emotional Intelligence: A Conceptual and Scientometric Analysis
- date: 2020-04-10
- words: 10078
- flesch: 47
- summary: In the same year, Bo Xing and Tshilidzi Marwala discuss the relations between education, fourth industrial revolution and emotional intelligence in the article “Implications of the Fourth Industrial Age for Higher Education”, which appeared in the journal The Thinker. KEYWORDS Fourth industrial revolution, emotional intelligence, scientometrics, topical analysis, conceptual analysis, sociology of science https://changing-sp.com/ Changing Societies & Personalities, 2020, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp.
- keywords: 8–30; activities; age; american; analysis; appearance; article; artificial; atomic; authors; book; campa; carney; century; change; concept; current; data; decade; development; different; economic; economies; economy; eds; education; emergence; emotional; emotional intelligence; emotions; emphasis; energy; engine; expression; figure; following; forum; fourth; fourth industrial; frequency; future; goleman; google; graph; growth; guide; higher; https://changing-sp.com/; human; ideas; industrial; industrial revolution; industry; information; instance; intelligence; jobs; key; lieberman; life; literature; london; mayer; new; ngram; number; particular; people; personalities; phase; power; process; publications; related; research; retrieved; revolution; riccardo; role; rostow; salovey; scholars; schwab; science; scientific; scientometrics; second; self; skills; social; societies; sociology; source; space; states; success; technological; technology; term; thinking; type; united; university; use; viewer; way; words; work; world; year; york
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- csp-9
- author: Popova, Natalia Gennadievna; Moiseenko, Yan Yurievich; Beavitt, Thomas Alexander
- title: Conformity in Modern Science: An Engine of Societal Transformation?
- date: 2017-12-18
- words: 9997
- flesch: 40
- summary: Conformity in science is predicted to involve consequences at three distinct levels: (1) within a scientific community, when scientists follow prescribed patterns of conduct; (2) within a particular society when people from all walks of life conform to the standards set by the scientised world-view; and (3) at the global level when non-western communities conform to western standards of life through borrowing western scientific world picture. In this paper, we provide a phenomenological study of conformity on the basis of a comprehensive literature analysis and evaluate its role as a mode of existence in modern science.
- keywords: academic; activity; analysis; approach; articles; beavitt; behaviour; bureaucratic; bureaucratisation; communication; concept; conformity; consciousness; contemporary; convenience; dasein; development; enframing; english; essence; everyday; example; existence; following; format; general; hand; heidegger; human; ibid; imrad; inauthentic; instrumental; knowledge; level; lies; life; london; means; modern; modernity; moiseenko; natalia; nature; new; number; order; papers; particular; people; personalities; personality; perspective; phenomenological; phenomenon; philosophical; philosophy; picture; political; popova; present; press; process; processes; question; rationality; reality; research; researchers; result; revealing; review; rules; science; scientific; scientific world; scientised; self; social; societies; society; specific; standards; structure; subject; technological; technologies; technology; terms; things; thinking; thomas; thought; understanding; university; value; view; vol; way; western; work; world; yan; york; τέχνη
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- csp-90
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Editor’s Note
- date: 2019-10-05
- words: 1160
- flesch: 32
- summary: Elena Kochukhova investigates new museum practices, such as art mediation, in her article Transformation of Museum Communication through Art Mediation: The Case of the 4th Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art. Mikhail Ilchenko’s article Discourse of Modernist Heritage and New Ways of Thinking about Socialist Urban Areas in Eastern Europe, addresses the issue of controversial attitudes towards socialist urban heritage.
- keywords: art; article; authors; catholic; development; education; higher; ilchenko; mediation; moral; museum; new; panic; present; public; religion; role; russia; socialist; sustainable; university; ural; urban; zambia
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- csp-91
- author: Mwale, Nelly; Simuchimba, Melvin
- title: Religion in Public Life: Rethinking the Visibility and Role of Religion as an Ethical Resource in the Transformation of the Higher Education Landscape in Post-1990 Zambia
- date: 2019-10-05
- words: 8309
- flesch: 43
- summary: Given the numerous typologies of private higher education and Christian higher education, the article focuses on Catholic university education for purposes of exemplifying religions’ engagement in university education. Although Catholic university education was established to widen access to university education, Church affiliated universities could only accommodate a small number of the students who qualified for tertiary education in their institutions (Hittenberger, 2004).
- keywords: 1990s; access; africa; article; benne; carpenter; catholic; catholic church; catholic education; catholic university; chilambwe; christian; christian education; christian higher; church; country; development; document; doi; education; education landscape; education provision; engagement; ethical; ethos; example; experiences; growth; grz; higher education; https://changing-sp.com/; human; identity; informed; institutions; international; landscape; life; lusaka; melvin; mission; moral; mwale; national; needs; nelly; new; people; personalities; policy; poor; post-1990; principles; private; provision; public; quality; relationship; religion; religious; research; resource; role; secondary; service; simuchimba; social; societies; society; south; spiritual; state; students; study; transformation; universities; university education; visibility; vol; world; zambia; zccb; zcu
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- csp-92
- author: Ilchenko, Mikhail S.
- title: Discourse of Modernist Heritage and New Ways of Thinking about Socialist Urban Areas in Eastern Europe
- date: 2019-10-05
- words: 6784
- flesch: 53
- summary: The emotional and symbolical rejection of socialist urban heritage was evidently a natural reaction to the social transformations of the 1990s. At the moment, the ways of speaking about socialist urban heritage seem to be no less important than the practical mechanisms of its implementation.
- keywords: 1930s; architecture; areas; art; article; attention; bauhaus; berlin; buildings; case; center; cities; city; construction; contexts; countries; cultural; czepczyński; development; different; discourse; districts; eastern; eds; europe; european; example; expert; extent; fact; global; hand; haspel; heritage; historical; history; housing; https://changing-sp.com/; huta; identity; ilchenko; important; industrial; interest; interpretations; interview; interwar; katowice; key; legacy; local; main; meanings; mikhail; modernist; modernist heritage; moscow; narratives; new; novgorod; nowa; objects; past; period; personalities; planning; poland; polish; post; press; projects; public; representation; significance; socialist; socialist urban; societies; sotsgorod; soviet; space; specific; symbolic; symbols; town; turn; university; uralmash; urban; urban heritage; verlag; vol; war; way; ways; world; yekaterinburg; young
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- csp-93
- author: Menshikov, Andrey S.
- title: Joan Wallach Scott (2018). Sex and Secularism. Princeton University Press
- date: 2019-10-05
- words: 1142
- flesch: 29
- summary: However, the historical genealogy of secularism traced by Joan Wallach Scott reveals that “gender inequality was fundamental to the articulation of the separation of church and state that inaugurated Western modernity Indeterminacy of the denaturalized and secularized politics needed certainty that would be rooted in “immutability of gender” and “in human nature and biology rather than divine law” (p. 31), whereas gender inequality was interpreted through the optics of political interests (demographic reproduction and family morality), and social laws (complementarity of genders in the division of labor).
- keywords: book; freedom; gender; inequality; islam; liberation; modern; politics; private; public; religion; scott; secularism; sexual; societies; state; western; women
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- csp-94
- author: Akimova, Natalia A.; Medvedeva, Elena N.
- title: Factors Influencing Nurses’ Decision to Join a Professional Association in Russia
- date: 2020-07-09
- words: 6313
- flesch: 32
- summary: The factors contributing to the popularity of professional nurses associations can be quite diverse: starting from the formal obligations (chief and senior nurses are expected to be members of such organizations) and ending with personal interest and commitment to the organization’s goals and mission. We identified the main factors that determine nurses’ membership or non-membership in professional associations and distinguished between objective and subjective reasons as well as active or passive attitudes demonstrated by our respondents in this regard.
- keywords: active; activities; akimova; american; analysis; association; attitude; awareness; care; chief; content; data; decision; development; doi; education; elena; esmaeili; experience; factors; federal; health; https://changing-sp.com/; interest; interview; journal; knowledge; lack; medical; medvedeva; membership; natalia; non; nurses; nurses association; nursing; organizations; participation; passive; people; personal; personalities; professional; professional association; professional organizations; protection; public; qualitative; reasons; region; research; respondents; rna; role; russian; senior; societies; study; subgroup; support; vol; work; working; y.o; years
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- csp-96
- author: Stepanova, Elena A.
- title: Majority/Minority Dichotomy in Religions: Theoretical Reflections and Social Practices
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 1934
- flesch: 28
- summary: The respective role of various religions in public spaces is highly dependent on the historical-cultural background of the particular religion in the given state (although this can change over time); moreover, a religion that is considered to be in the majority in one setting, could be a minority in another, and vice versa. A mention is made that “despite the importance of global trends and international debates, it is crucial to observe the local dynamics and discover how particular conceptualizations of religion, education goals, principles and teaching practices affect religion education and its development”.
- keywords: article; authors; cases; countries; court; cultural; debates; education; enlightenment; european; freedom; groups; historical; history; human; islam; issues; majority; minorities; minority; number; particular; personalities; political; public; religion; religious; rights; russian; societies; society; state
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- csp-97
- author: Richardson, James T.
- title: Religious Freedom in Flux: The European Court of Human Rights Grapples with Ethnic, Cultural, Religious, and Legal Pluralism
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 7874
- flesch: 53
- summary: European Rights Court Condemns Russia over Pussy Riot. KEYWORDS European Court of Human Rights, religious freedom, legal pluralism, margin of appreciation, pilot judgments, Islam, Russia’s extremism statutes, minority religions, Jehovah’s Witnesses1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank Effie Fokas and Willy Fautre for careful readings of earlier drafts of this paper 1
- keywords: adrian; applications; appreciation; area; article; austria; cases; changes; citizens; coe; convention; council; court; cultural; decision; doi; ecthr; eds; european; european court; extremism; fokas; freedom; greece; https://changing-sp.com/; human; human rights; islam; islamic; issues; j. t.; james; journal; law; laws; legal; madsen; major; margin; member; member states; messages; minority; muslim; national; nations; new; newer; original; oxford; personalities; pluralism; possamai; recent; religion; religious; review; richardson; rights; routledge; rulings; russia; sali; shari’a; social; societies; springer; states; turkey; turner; university; values; vol; world
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- csp-98
- author: Loginov, Aleksei V.
- title: Second-Order Arguments, or Do We Still Need Tolerance in the Public Sphere?
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 6830
- flesch: 47
- summary: Debate on Religious Pluralism Avishai Margalit (1996) believes that religious toleration and religious pluralism are impossible due to the following reasons: Functionalism as defense of religious toleration is quite effective but to what extent can this argument be described as religious?
- keywords: ability; aleksei; arguments; autonomy; beliefs; case; certain; conflicts; deviation; different; disapproval; example; fact; favour; feelings; following; freedom; heyd; https://changing-sp.com/; idea; identity; inner; interference; khomyakov; liberal; loginov; margalit; means; moral; need; negative; nicholson; non; object; order; people; person; personalities; possible; premise; principle; public; question; reason; recognition; religion; religious; religious toleration; respect; right; russia; salvation; second; significant; social; societies; society; subject; theory; tolerance; tolerant; toleration; truths; university; value; view; virtue; vol; way
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- author: Jensen, Tim
- title: From Respected Religion Scholar Expert to Cartoon Character: Reflections in the Wake of the Danish Muhammad Cartoon Crisis and Three Decades as Expert to the Media
- date: 2020-01-06
- words: 10072
- flesch: 58
- summary: Sunday January 30, 2006, the face of scholar Jensen with a headline “Jyllands-Posten was warned” covered the front page of Politiken (Høy-Jensen, 2006), a daily critical of JP’s publication of the cartoons. With this photo, headline and article, I got my break-through as a religion scholar- expert, and the same evening, scholar Jensen, but now also “warner-oracle” Jensen appeared on al-Jazeera as a Danish Muslim told his Muslim brothers that JP, thanks to Jensen, actually knew very well what they were doing – and had done.
- keywords: academic; agenda; article; cartoons; case; chernus; citizen; committee; course; crisis; critical; cultural; danish; day; debate; december; denmark; drawings; e.g.; editor; editorial; episode; expert; expression; facts; february; freedom; good; hand; https://changing-sp.com/; important; intellectual; interview; islam; issues; january; jensen; journalist; juste; jyllands; knowledge; københavn; large; letter; like; media; methodological; modern; muhammad; muslims; neutral; opinion; page; party; people; personal; personalities; political; politiken; possible; posten; practice; public; public debate; qualified; regard; religion; religious; research; right; riis; risk; role; rose; rothstein; scholar; scholarly; scholarship; science; scientific; scientist; social; societies; society; study; time; university; value; vol; way; wiebe; work
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