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Original Article

Approaching Limits Of Participation? Trends In Demand For Non-Formal Education In The Czech Republic

Jan Kalenda
ORCiD ,
Ilona Kočvarová

Keywords: Adult education and learning, lifelong learning, saturation threshold, education inequality, supply and demand for education

Article no: 71

Pages 611-624

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.11.71

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Original Article

ICT-Driven Learning Practices As A Factor Of Social Inequality In Russian Higher Education

Tatiana Markova
,
Elena Zaborova

Keywords: Distance education, higher education, inequality, interaction practices, learning outcomes, quality of education.

Article no: 82

Pages 660-666

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.02.82

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Original Article

Towards Question Of Social States Strategies In Russia In Ххi Century

L. Martseva
,
L. Shabatura
,
O. Tarassova
,
O. Iatsevich

Keywords: Social state, national strategy, functional efficiency, social inequality and injustice, moral standards

Article no: 54

Pages 465-472

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.54

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Original Article

Gender As A Factor Of Difficult Work Situations: Online Survey In Russia

Tatiana Valerievna Kazantseva
,
Svetlana Dzahotovna Gurieva
,
Larisa Valerievna Mararitsa
,
Olga Evgenevna Gundelakh
,
Uliana Andreevna Udavikhina

Keywords: Working woman, gender inequality, gendered organization

Article no: 99

Pages 723-730

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.99

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Transformation Of Work And Leisure Against The Backdrop Of Social Inequality

Аleksandr S. Gonashvili
,
Lidia А. Umnova
,
Mikhail S. Perevozchikov

Keywords: Capitalism, intellectual class, poverty, Russian society, social inequality, social structure

Article no: 97

Pages 822-829

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.97

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Original Article

Population Income And Social Inequality: Modern View On Old Problem

Leila Lechievna Gishkaeva
,
Raisa Husainovna Azieva

Keywords: Welfare, poverty, income, social inequality, post-industrial society, standard of living

Article no: 76

Pages 563-569

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.76

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