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Environmental Competence Building Of Future Educators In Learning For Sound Progress

Ekaterina A. Igumnova
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Natalia N. Popova
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Yulia Yu. Levdanskaya

Keywords: Environmental imperative, environmental competence, environmental culture, ecocentric consciousness, learning for sound progress

Article no: 43

Pages 377-389

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.43

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Original Article

Social-Economic Changes In Post-Soviet Russia (Regional Level)

B. Khubiev
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Z. Atabaeva
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L. Guketlova
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A. Kushhova
,
R. Dzelegotova

Keywords: Social progress, quality of life, liberal conception, civil society, social antagonism

Article no: 260

Pages 2249-2259

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.260

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Original Article

Tolerant Consciousness And Spirituality Of Human In The Information Society: Philosophical Conceptualization

Zara Y. Umarova
,
Lida U. Kurbanova
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Taus Kh. Khasaeva
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Arbi R. Dauletkeriev
,
Zoja Sh. Generdukaeva

Keywords: Globalization, information society, spirituality, tolerant consciousness, technological progress

Article no: 131

Pages 1062-1069

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.131

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Original Article

Formation And Development Of National Innovation Systems In Economically Developed Countries

V. Sh. Rasumov
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M. A. Dovletmurzaeva

Keywords: National innovation system, models of national innovation systems, innovation process, scientific and technical progress

Article no: 126

Pages 1095-1102

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.126

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Original Article

Society Security Issues In The Conditions Of Creation Of Artificial Intelligence

Mikhail Aleksandrovich Bandurin
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Inna Petrovna Bandurinа
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Alexander Petrovich Bandurin

Keywords: Artificial intelligence, progress, social security, threats

Article no: 26

Pages 193-200

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.26

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Artificial Intelligence And Criminal Law Risks

Natalia A. Lopashenko
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Elena V. Kobzeva
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Zaur D. Rozhavskiy

Keywords: Artificial intelligence, criminal law risks, criminal legal personality, criminal liability, criminal legal protection, scientific and technological progress

Article no: 64

Pages 398-404

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.64

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