Institute of Sociology
of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology
of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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2015

9101. Dmitriev A.V. Konfliktogennost of external labour migration (federal and regional aspects) // Philosophical sciences.10.2015. With. 36-42

9102. Dmitriev, A. V., Korosteleva L. Y. Conflictological paradigm // problems of demographic development of the countries of the Customs Union and the strategic approaches to further increase the demographic potential. Proceedings of the International scientific-practical conference October 13-14, 2015. M., Ekon-Inform, 2015.

9103. Patrushev S., Philippova L. The conceptual basis of the study of mass politics // Russian political science: ideas, concepts, methods / Ed. LV Smorgunova. - M .: Aspect Press, 2015.- (Series Russian Political Science: Origins and Prospects., Ed. O. Gaman-Golutvina). - P.36-62.

9104. The Sociocultural Practices of Cohesion in Contemporary Societies. Ed. by N.E.Pokrovsky, M.A.Kozlova. Moscow: Universitetskaya Kniga, 2015. 372 p.

9105. Evaluation criteria of human rights for commissioners of human rights: methodological recommendations for the monitoring of human rights // Human rights capacity of civil society / by ed. E.Vasilieva, I.Prihozhan. Volgograd, 2015

9106. Xenofobia is Concentrating: Interview with Vladimir Mukomel // The Russian Public Opinion Herald. N 1 (119). 2015. pp. 130-140

9107. Voropaeva A.V. Cultural indicators of conflict migration // Journal of Philosophical Sciences. 2015. № 10. P. 43-52.

9108. Lithuania in the development of relations between Russia and the European Union

9109. Maxims of the due,paradoxes of the things

9110. Ayvazova S.G. Mass politics: the effect of empowerment // Russian political science: ideas, concepts, methods / Ed. L.V. Smorgunov. - M .: Aspect Press, 2015.- (Series Russian Political Science: Origins and Prospects, ed. O. Gaman-Golutvina). - P.254-271.

9111. Drobizheva L.M. Interethnic accord in the state policy and mass consciousness // Herald of the Russian a nation. 2015. № 5 (43). p. 105-126. ISSN 2073-7459

9112. Panfilova Yu.S.Intergenerational social mobility as a subject of sociological research. Socio-humanitarian knowledge, 2015, № 7, pp. 306-313.

9113. Novikov K.E. Mentality of a Russian Bureaucrat // A Russian Bureaucrat: a sociological analysis of the lifeworld of the state and municipal civil servants / Edited by D.M. Rogozin. Moscow: Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2015. P. 88-108.

9114. Methodological aspects of human rights assessment in the judicial protection // Human rights capacity of civil society / by ed. E.Vasilieva, I.Prihozhan. Volgograd, 2015

9115. Migrants: Social and Economic, Conditions Affecting, Health and Utilization of Health Services Provided by Russian Medical Facilities (Survey Results, St. Petersburg)

9116. Migration processes in Russia 1985-2015 // Last 30, http://last30.ru/issue/migration/research/

9117. A.V. Dmitriev, Migration stereotypes in communications

9118. Atanasova А.А. Microcommunities: sustainable adaptation of marginal people in a situation of risk and crisis of social exclusion. Theory and Practice of Social Development, 2015, Issue 18, pp. 30-32.

9119. Pechkurov I.V. Many-sided corruption in the hierarchy of the global social space of the information society / I.V. Pechkurov. Humanities, Socio-Economic and Social Sciences, 2015, No. 11, pp. 103-106.

9120. Kozlova M., Kononenko R., Slobodenyuk E., Volkova E., Karpova E., Nikolenko Ya. The Diversity of Moral Orientations as a Basis for a Typology of Forms of Social Cohesion. In: Socio-Cultural Practices of Social Cohesion in Contemporary Societies / Ed. by Pokrovsky N., Kozlova M. Moscow: Universitetskaja kniga, 2015. P. 156–197.

9121. Fashion and People. A New Theory of Fashion and Fashion Behavior. Moscow: Knijnyi Dom Universitet, 2015. 6th ed. 228 p.


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