Sotsiokulturnye tradition and modernization of the Russian society Sergei (Sergey) Nazipovich Gavrov
By: Sotsiokulturnye tradition and modernization of the Russian society
Publisher: MGYKI
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Moscow
Number of pages: 139
ISBN-13: 9785947780208
Subjects: Russia, the empire, history, politics, social processes, modernization, politicheskaya theory, sotsiologiya social change, filosofiya history of national identity Russian idea, democracy, human rights, Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Nicholas I, Nicholas II, Lenin, Stalin, Brezhnev, Andropov, Gorbachev, Yeltsin
Genres: MONOGRAPH
First sentence: Current state of culture is determined by the acceleration of historical trends, the global production of cultural images of reference, rules of social prestige, the mainstreaming process of group and personal identity.
Description: Of contents the ethnic forms of samoidentifikacii and specific of archaic and doindustrial'nykh societies, theoretical aspects of national culture and mezhkul'turnogo co-operation, processes and prospects of Russian modernization are examined in a monograph. 
A monograph is intended for students, competitors, graduate students, doktorantov and teachers of institutes of higher of culture and arts, other institutes of higher of humanitarian type, and also for all, who is interested in examined problematikoy.
Notes: Gavrov Sergei (Sergey) Nazipovich was born in 1964 in the city of Gorky (USSR). Doctor of Philosophy, cultural studies, political scientist. Professor of sociology and social anthropology. The author of four books and over one hundred scientific articles included in the collection of the Library of Congress (Library Of Congress), the world's leading libraries and universities (Harvard, Turabian, Chicago, APA, MLA). In the area of scientific interest - the problem of modernization of transformations in different hypostasis, including political, demographic, educational, social and cultural as well as the philosophy of education. Professor Gavrov is included in a recommendation list of the most well-known in North America and Europe, Russian scholars and politicians, best reflected in their political life of Russia in the years 1994-2003. (Worldcat. Russian Politics, 1994-2003). http://www.worldcat.org/wcpa/ow/82393785 Lives in Moscow.
Table of contents: pagenum: 3
label: Introduction; pagenum: 7
label: Chapter I
title: From ethnic nation to; pagenum: 57
label: Chapter II
title: The processes of modernization in Russia; pagenum: 88
label: Chapter III
title: The middle class as a potential subject of the modernization of Russia's; pagenum: 101
label: Chapter IV
title: Globalization as a continuation of modernization project; pagenum: 116
label: Conclusion; pagenum: 120
label: Literature