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Original Article

Family And Hereditary Relations In The Oirat Legal Artifacts

Lidiya Dadunovna Burinova
,
Artur Michailovich Burinov
,
Dolgan Nikolaevich Batyrev
,
Elzya Vladimirovna Dorzhi-Goryaeva
,
Delya Antonovna Oldeeva

Keywords: Feudal law, institution of marriage, inheritance, Oirats

Article no: 45

Pages 332-339

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.45

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Transformation Of The Marriage Market In The Northern Region: Female Views

Anastasia Barashkova*
,
Svetlana Sukneva
,
Yulia Potanina
,
Oksana Тarasova-Sivtseva

Keywords: Marriage market, celibacy, focus group, northern region.

Article no: 30

Pages 211-216

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.30

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Original Article

Young People’s Attitude Towards Civil Marriage And Politic Based On Nbics-Convergence

Mikhail Basimov
,
Roman Skinderev

Keywords: Political preferences, attitudes towards elections, student youth, civil marriage, attitudes towards politicians, linear and non-linear dependencies

Article no: 20

Pages 156-164

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.20

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