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Original Article

Features Of Perception Of Inter-Generational Relationships

Nadegda Sivrikova*
,
Margarita Postnikova
,
Vlada Pyschyk
,
Anastasiya Miklyaeva

Keywords: Inter-generational relationships, post-war generation, transitional, stereotypes.

Article no: 395

Pages 2935-2943

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.395

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Original Article

Analyzing the Elasticities of Coal and Hydropower Technology Towards Malaysian Electricity Generation

Nor Hamisham Harun
,
Salwati Othman
,
Suzaida Bakar
,
Azizi@Hamizi Bin Hashim

Keywords: Cobb-Douglas, coal, electricity generation, hydropower, Malaysia

Article no: 60

Pages 556-566

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.05.60

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Original Article

Digital Culture As A Competitive Advantage Of Future Journalists

Sergei B. Golovko*
,
Liudmila A. Kokhanova
,
Yulia E. Chereshneva

Keywords: Digital culture, communicative level, ontological level, generation Z, media education, students of journalism.

Article no: 66

Pages 566-572

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.02.66

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Original Article

 Relationships between Perceived Adult Parental Role, Intergenerational Ambivalence, and Personal Well-Being among Midlife Parents  

Smadar Trainin Cohen
,
Musata Bocos

Keywords: Midlife; parenting adult children; perceived parental role; intergenerational ambivalence; parental well-being

Article no: 74

Pages 601-606

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.12.74

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Original Article

Human Capital Development In The Context Of The Knowledge-Based Economy’s Key Trends

Natalia Ivanovna Bashmakova
,
Victor Gennadyevich Bondarev

Keywords: Concept of modern forms of knowledge generation, human capital, knowledge-based economy, methodological approach, trends

Article no: 20

Pages 149-155

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.20

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Original Article

Tomsk “Museum Quarter” Project and Increasing of Well-Being of Older People

 Natalia A. Kolodii
,
Viktoria B. Agranovich
,
Natalia A. Goncharova
,
Yulia A. Chayka

Keywords: Urban regeneration; well-being; liveable city; museum; older people

Article no: 30

Pages 223-229

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.30

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