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Social Sentiment and Protest Moods of Kazakhstani People on the Eve of the January 2022 Rallies

Sotsiologicheskie Issledovaniia, 2023
Gulmira T. Ileuova, Olga A. Simakova
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Capturing Social Networks: Influence of Soft Power on the Spread of Protest Political Moods of Russian Urban Youth in a Digital Society

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2023
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The Significance of Protest Mood in Forming a Developed Civil Society in Russia

Russian Politics, 2022
Abstract 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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Main Trends of Protest Moods in Vologda Oblast

Sociological Research, 2010
Data 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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Comfort and joy? Religion, cognition, and mood in Protestants and Jews under stress

Cognition & Emotion, 2000
This studyexaminedcognitive aspects of copingwith stress, how these related to religiosity, and how they related to outcomes(positive mood and distress). Participants (n 5 126) were of Protestant or Jewish background,and had all experienced recent major stress.
Loewenthal, K.M., MacLeod, A.K., Goldblatt, V., Lubitsh, G., Valentine, J.D.   +4 more
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Protest actions & moods of the ural's urban population in the "Great Break" period (1928-1932)

2022
The paper is devoted to the analysis of the protest moods and behavior of the urban population in the Ural region during the "Great Break" period of 1928-1932. The authors consider this phenomenon as a special form of interaction between government and society in the conditions of remarkable and harsh changes of the governmental policy on the turn of ...
Porshneva, O. S., Darenskaia, I. V.
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Protesting Moods and Anti-Government Statements in the Orenburg Region in the 19th Century

ISTORIYA, 2017
Sergey Lyubichankovskiy, Larisa Petrich
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Vietnam and a Mood of Protest, 1965–67

2015
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Experiencing Work: Values, Attitudes, and Moods

Human Relations, 1997
Gareth R Jones
exaly  

What are public moods?

European Journal of Social Theory, 2018
Erik Ringmar
exaly