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Youth protest moods through the eyes of Russian youth
Research Result Sociology and Management, 2021 Rafael B. Shaikhislamov +2 more
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Youth protest moods in Primorsky Region (on the example of students)
Vestnik Instituta Sotziologii, 2018 exaly +2 more sources
THE INFLUENCE OF THE REFERENCE PERSON (GROUP) ON THE PROTEST MOOD OF STUDENTS
Social and Political Researches, 2020 exaly +2 more sources
The Significance of Protest Mood in Forming a Developed Civil Society in Russia
Russian Politics, 2022Abstract The highly resonant 2019 cases in Russia (‘Golunov’s Case’ and ‘Moscow Case’) make it possible to notice the tendency associated with the consolidating significance of protest mood in the context of the dynamically proceeding sociopolitical process of forming a developed civil society. This self-organizing system is determined by strengthening
Aleksander A. Yefanov, Vitaly V. Tomin
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Causes and Special Aspects of Protest Moods among Young People
Ekonomicheskie I Sotsial’no-gumanitarnye Issledovaniya, 2019 I. V. Chebotareva +2 more
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Main Trends of Protest Moods in Vologda Oblast
Sociological Research, 2010Data on the propensity for protest in Russia show no fundamental changes have taken place in the composition of the group of "protestors" over the span of ten years. While the propensity fluctuates, moods of protest have been more characteristic of men, people of middle age, and young people who see themselves belonging to "the poor" and "the very poor,
K. A. Gulin, I. N. Dement'eva
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The protest moods of the Don Cossacks and the repressive state policy of the late 1920s — 1930s [PDF]
Modern History of Russia, 2018 A. V. Baranov, O. V. Rvachyova
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Deprivation of Needs as the Mechanism in the Formation of the Protest Political Moods
Politics, Culture and Socialization, 2013Abstract This article presents the results of mass protest moods research on the political actions in Russia immediately after the elections to the State Duma of the Russian Federation (Dec.4, 2011). It tests the hypothesis of the deprivation of post-material needs in order to explain the rise of the protest moods in Russia.
Igor Yu. Kiselev, Anna G. Smirnova
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