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Original Article

Multiculturalism And Educational Practice: Problems Of Socio-Cultural Identity Preservation

I.A. Pfanenshtil
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M.P. Yatsenko
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V.I. Kudashov
,
A.L. Mongush
,
D.V. Rakhinskiy

Keywords: Policy, multiculturalism, tolerance, Muslims, migration

Article no: 173

Pages 1493-1502

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.173

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Original Article

Challenges to Teachers’ Education in the Context of Globalization and Integration: Experience of Multicultural Tatarstan Republic

Farida Sh. Mukhametzyanova
,
Tatjana M. Tregubova

Keywords: Teachers ‘education; multicultural area; tolerance formation; ethnicity; international educational projects; life-long learning

Article no: 24

Pages 143-150

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.24

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Original Article

Connections Between Socialization And Individualization In Multicultural World

T. Martsinkovskaya*
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E. Kiseleva
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O. Markovskaya
,
Y. Turusheva

Keywords: Socialisation, individualisation, multicultural society, emotional experience.

Article no: 47

Pages 365-372

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.47

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