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Original Article

Socialization of Technologies and Network-Based Welfare of Older Adults in Russia

M.A. Gasanov
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Zh.A. Ermushko
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A.V. Zhavoronok

Keywords: Emotional status, network-based welfare, sovereignty of older adults, social shifts, informational and technological revolution, socialization of technologies

Article no: 44

Pages 337-345

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.44

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Original Article

Interrelation Of Inclusion In Interne Environment And Social-Psychological Adaptation Of Youth

Tatiana A. Arakantseva
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Irina A. Bobyileva
,
Olga V. Zavodilkina

Keywords: Internet, socialization, orphans, socially-psychological adaptation

Article no: 6

Pages 52-60

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.02.6

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Original Article

Identification of Institutional Traps of Wellbeing in De-industrializing and Structural De-socializing Conditions

M. Gasanov
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S. Zhironkin
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M. Hellmer

Keywords: Neo-industrialization; social wellbeing; institutions; institutional trap; de-industrialization; structural desocialization

Article no: 98

Pages 745-752

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.98

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Original Article

Transcaucasian Population In The Chuvash Republic: Migration And Ethnocultural Adaptation

Oksana Veniaminovna Egorova
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Lyubov Nikolaevna Shchankina

Keywords: Diaspora, family bonds, marriage, migrants, socialization, tradition

Article no: 66

Pages 502-507

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.66

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“A Fairy Tale Is A Lie, But It Has ...”–Axiological Potential

Lilia Anatolievna Mullyar
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Farman Muruvvat ogly Kuliev
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Olga Yurievna Ozherelyeva
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Larisa Yurievna Grigoshina
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Yuri Yurievich Grankin

Keywords: Axiological potential, a-sociality, folklore / fairy tale, pre-sociality, pro-sociality, socialization

Article no: 122

Pages 915-923

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.122

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School Idleness In Consumer Socialization Strategies According To American Horror Film

Sergey Malenko
,
Andrey Nekita

Keywords: Disciplinary educational spaces, monstrous socialization, American horror films, ideology of idleness, leisure, popular culture

Article no: 70

Pages 586-593

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.02.70

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