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... The Israel Lobby and U. S. Foreign Policy, New York, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 496 p. 9. Renshon, J. 2008, Stability and Change in Belief Systems: The Operational Code of George W. Bush, The Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 52, no. 6, December,... ... Lanko, D. A. 2009, Populizm i politicheskoe uchastie: ulichnye besporjadki v stranah Baltijskogo regiona v 2007—2009 gg. [Populism and political participation: the riots in the Baltic Sea region in 2007—2009], Politicheskaja ekspertiza: POLITEKS ...

... zinātnes departaments. Rīga. [online]. Available at: <http://izm. izm. gov. lv/registri-statistika/statistika-augstaka/parskats-2009.html/> [Accessed 06 Juni 2010] 4. Pipere, A. 2007. Education and Sustainable Development: First Steps Toward Change, vol. 2. Daugavpils, pp. 241—263. 5. Riegel, K. F. 1975. Adult life crises: A dialectical interpretation of develop­ment. New York. 6. Rogers, C. R. 1959. A theory of therapy, personality and interpersonal rela­tionshipe, as developed ...

... three nationwide referenda were held: two constitutional drafts prepared by the parliament were deemed unsatisfactory by the population, after which preference was given to an extra-parliamentary draft of amendments, which ultimately proved fatal for ... ... drafts submitted to general referendums. The process of drafting amendments in each case is analyzed, the nature of the proposed changes is deter­mined, and the consequences of each referendum are assessed. According to the authors, the amendments submitted ...

... was provided, a characterization of the existence of the Old Believer community in the region within the Russian Empire was given, circumstances of the settlement of the community members in the Northwestern region were discussed, and the dynamics of changes in the community’s population were outlined. The religious peculiarities of the ethno-confessional group of the Great Russian people were analyzed both regionally and in the broader imperial context. The development and spread of “legal Old Belief” or “Edinoverie” ...

... came to power to 1929, the period when this type of cooperation was liquidated as a separate entity. The study demonstrates changes in cooperative legislation after the February Revolution of 1917 until the late 1920s — from expanding the democratic ... ... legislation, granting democratic rights and freedoms to cooperatives. This was driven by the difficult financial situation of the population, especially peasants, and the acute shortage of food products. The policy of building a socialist state determined ...

... Prussia during the Seven Years' War. It is shown that as the province was occupied by Russian troops, the engineering tasks were changing: there was a transition from equipping the track infrastructure to restoring defensive facilities. Restoration work was ... ... lack of military engineers in the field due to their presence at the front line, the limited possibility to engage the local population in the fortifications’ restoration, as well as poor funding for construction work. The research focuses on the active ...

... railway network, competition from air and road transport, as well as the specific transport policies in the countries of the region. The im­provement of the situation is associated with the potential expansion of domestic railway communication as the population's income grows and as a result of changes in transport poli­cy. railway transport, regional transport system, Transcaucasia, passenger transportation, route network 23-37 10.5922/gikbfu-2023-4-2

... the region, they perform a more complex role, ensuring, among other things, an increase in the quality of life of the rural population. The current geopolitical and geo-economic conditions in which the Kaliningrad region operates have required strengthening ... ... to assess not only support measures, but also the economic well-being of local agricul­tural entrepreneurs in a dynamically changing economic environment. With the help of ex­pert interviews with local entrepreneurs, key problems faced by local producers ...

... politics. N. Y., 1999p. 21. Onuf N. World of our making: rules and rule in social theory and international relations. Columbia S. C. University of South Carolina Press, 1989. Р. 341. 22. Finnemore M., Sikkink K. International Norm Dynamics and Political Change // International Organization. 1998. Vol. 58, № 4. Р. 887—917. 23. Койне О., Франц В. А. Кинематограф как инструмент «мягкой силы» государства // Дискурс-Пи. 2017. № 2....

In the context of modern globalization processes, the volume of population involved in international educational migration is growing increasingly intensive, and its results are having a more ... ... the transformation of volumes and directions of international educational migration is conducted, and the reasons for these changes are examined. The region is characterized by the expansion and diversification of flows, as well as a decrease in foreign ...

... Despite the recent surge in interest in Russian education amongst international students, there is a risk that this trend could change dramatically due to the global crisis and the current geopolitical situation. This contribution considers BRICS countries ... ... import Russian educa­tional services. Statistical data is utilised to conduct a time-series analysis of demographic factors, population structure and economic growth in BRICS countries. Russian education exports to BRICS countries are quantified using ...

... Javnost — The Public, 15, pp. 89—100. Volodenkov, S. V., 2019. Influence of Internet communication technologies on con­temporary social and political processes: scenarios, challenges, and actors. Monitoring of Public Opinion: Economic and Social Changes, 5, pp. 341—364, https:// doi.org/10.14515/monitoring.2019.5.16 (in Russ.). Zhivoi gvozd' [A living nail]. URL: https://t.me/livegvozd ; Available at: https:// tgram.me/livegvozd [Accessed: 10 January 2023]. Agitprop. Konstantin Semin [Agitprop....

... Directions for Future Research. Educational Psychology Review, 13 (1), pp. 23—52, https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1009004801455 . Shakhovsky, V. I., 2008. Lingvisticheskaya teoriya emotsii [The Linguistic Theory of Emotions]. Moscow (in Russ.). Shin, J., Chang, Yu. and Kim, Yo., 2016. Effects of Expository-Text Structures on Text-Based Interest, Comprehension, and Memory. The SNU Journal of Education Re­search, 25 (2), pp. 39—57. Silvia, P. J., 2006. Exploring the Psychology of Interest. N. Y., Oxford....

... to discourse analysis. When seen as a complex semiotic happening, the discourse is analyzed in terms of it being part of the YouTube media platform. It is con­tended that as a result of the communicative technology in question, which has drastically changed participatory frameworks for mediated communicative events of this sort, a minimal discursive unit of analysis and interpretation should include, in addition to the text and ac­companying modalities (the discourse of the original video), comments ...

Kant’s mourning letter or necrology for his student Johann Friedrich von Funk (1760) has hardly been received. This study attempts to change this by explaining the contexts of the short missive. In the first part this concerns in particular the influence that Gottsched exerted on the style of such printed speeches or necrolo­gies. Kant’s references therefore to the ‘Royal German ...

... the concept “people” as a kind of mystical body. Protestant science makes a clear choice in favour of interpreting the concept as an “arti­ficial person”. The author emphasizes that the introduction of the concept “natural state” led to changes in the ontological status of people in political theory. The concept “people” becomes “a flickering subject” that appears during the transition from a natural state to a civil one and disappears when the transition goes in the opposite ...

... Soviet period. After the radical break with the past proclaimed by the Bolsheviks, the old class stratification system had to be changed. In the first month after the Revolution, the Bolsheviks officially abolished estates, titles and ranks. Under the 1918 ... ... Empire to Soviet Union. Cambridge, MA and London: Harvard University Press. Lohr, E., 2013. Russian Citizenship Modernization and Population Policy in His­torical Perspective. Problems of Post-Communism, 60 (6), pp. 3—15. Lohr, E., 2006. The Ideal Citizen ...

... social semiotics, including the broadly understood context and media environment for constructing the image. The creation of the internet memes was in­spired by a lapsus linguae of the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs Witold Waszczykowski. Major changes in the communicative space, the dominance of digital media resources and multimodal messages, the hegemony of visual culture and the increased impact of the social factor on the specifics of linguistic transformations contribute to the growing ...

This article summarises the perception of Napoleon’s image in France in the 19th—21th centuries and describes the dynamics of attitudes towards Napoleon in connection with the changing political situation. Historical studies and belles-lettres help demonstrate that today the image of Napoleon is more popular in other European countries than in France and that the life of the emperor gave rise to a myth about a hero and great ...

... Natural Science, edited by E. Watkins. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 1-155. Kant, I., 2012b. Examination of the Question whether the Rotation of the Earth on its Axis by which it Brings about the Alternation of Day and Night has Undergone any Change since its Origin and How One Can Be Certain of this, which [Question] Was Set by the Royal Academy of Sciences in Berlin as the Prize Question for the Current Year. In: I. Kant, 2012. Natural Science, edited by E. Watkins. Cambridge: Cambridge ...

... Kant’s Defence of a League of States and His Idea, in: European Journal of Philosophy 12/3 (2004), pp. 304—325. 10. Kleingeld, P. 2012a, Kant and Cosmopolitanism. The Philosophical Idea of World Citizenship, Cambridge. 11. Kleingeld, P. 2012b, Kant’s changing cosmopolitanism, in: Rorty, A. O., Schmidt J. (ed.), Kant’s Idea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Aim. A Critical Guide, Cambridge, pp. 171—186. 12. Kleingeld, P. 2014, Patriotism, Peace and Poverty: Reply to Bernstein and Varden,...

... idealism and legal practice. The article presents two strategies corresponding to the spirit of Kant’s constitutional state in the modern Russian conditions: the principle of developing a moral (rather than competent) personality and the principle of population preservation. A necessary condition for the effectiveness of constitutional provisions is an increase in the moral and cultural level, which can be facilitated by examples of moral conduct shown by the authorities and changes in the educational policy. Thus, at the moment, the moral state of society — the moral climate and imperatives of public consciousness that largely affect the formation of personal morality — seems to be more important than a legal reform....

By the end of the 19th century, after three partitions of Rzeczpospolita by the neighbouring powers, about half of its territory became part of the Kingdom of Prussia. These geopolitical changes had significant social implications for the Polish population.Jan Swiecicki was one of many Polish students to be sent to German-speaking gymnasia. Some of them continued their education at the oldest Prussian university, the Albertina. Selected pas¬sages from letters dated 1802—1806 give an idea of ...

... Discourse of power and the power of discourse: Problems of speech influence. Moscow, 2006 (in Russ.). 4. Collins. Available at: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/ [accessed 15 April 2022]. 5. Dilts R. Sleight of mouth: The magic of conversational belief change. Saint Petersburg, 2015. 6. Donald Trump. Remarks at Trump SoHo in New York City. Available at: http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=117790 [accessed 15 April 2022]. 7. Dotsenko E. L. The psychology of manipulation: Phenomena, techniques ...

Today, loneliness is no longer a problem of individuals but a problem of the society. Difficulties in adapting to changing conditions are increasingly characteristic of modern youth, which makes young people look for new ways to compensate for loneliness. The article considers different perspectives on one of such ways — social networking. 1. Бубер М. Два ...

... Communication Quarterly. 2005. № 68(1). Р. 73—76. 19. Ray J. Welcome to the Blogoshere. The Educational Use of Blogs (aka Edublogs) // Kappa Delta Pi Record. 2006. № 42 (4). 20. Tapscott D., Williams A. D. Wikinomics: How mass collaboration changes everything. L., 2007. 21. Tilley P.A., Giordano G. A. Knowledge management strategies and cultural dimensions. URL: http://aisel.isworld.org/password.asp?Vpath=AMCIS/2003&PDFpath=03HE20.pdf (дата обращения: 15.04.2013). 22. Etienne ...

.... P. 157—170. 24. Heitz G. Der Zusammenhang zwischen den Bauernbewegungen und der Ent­wick­lung des Absolutismus in Mitteleuropa // Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissen­schaft. 1965. Sonderheft 13. S. 71—83. 25. Hellie R. Enserfment and Military Change in Muscovy. Chicago ; L., 1971. 26. Hobsbawm E. J. The crisis of the seventeenth century // Crisis in Europe. 1560—1660. Essays from Past and Present. L., 1969. P. 5—58. 27. Hösler J. Die sowjetische Geschichtswissenschaft 1953 bis 1991. Studien ...

... Mos­cow and its region generated by the changes in mode of production in Russia as a result of ‘perestroika’ as well as of the results of a combination of global changes triggered by the Fourth industrial revolution (hereafter the STR-4) and by the change in Russia’s geopolitical role in the modern world. The au­thor identifies the main trends as Moscow’s dependence on global geopolitical transformations, growing spatial and other forms of mobility resulted in a de­cline of its population’s reflection. At the same time, the Greater Moscow is being shaped through the integration of Moscow and its ‘periphery’, a gap be­tween the rich and poor is widening, and the phenomenon of a ’Deep Russia’ independent form Moscow ...

This article examines the origins and development of the public history movement in America. Special attention is paid to analysing ideas and approaches dominant at different stages of its development and identifying factors behind changes in major trends. It is shown that pubic history has undergone significant transformations abandoning the idea of professionalising non-academic history for that of collaborative structuring of the past by historians and the general public. 1....

... the role of peasant affairs institutions in the governmental system of post-reform Russia. The subject of the research is the public policy towards peasant affairs agencies during the second half of the 19th century. Special attention is paid to the change of the legal status and authority of these institutions and their relations with local authorities and population. 1. Катаев М. М. Местные крестьянские учреждения 1861, 1874, 1889 гг. СПб.,1911—1912. Ч. 1. 2. Положение о губернских и уездных по крестьянским делам ...

The article casts light on the system of intelligence officer training. The deep changes in the political and socioeconomic life of the USSR resulted in the growth of opposition attitudes. It necessitated higher ... ... Affairs. The author considers the main forms and methods of the interaction between the law enforcement institutions and local population. 1.  Архив Управления Федеральной службы безопасности по Псковской ...

... indigenous small-numbered peoples of the north living in the city were underweight, while growth rates approached the newcomer population. The circumference of the hips and abdomen was statistically significantly higher among the small peoples of the North ... ... the indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North, the processes associated with the development of the North, urbanization, changes in nutrition, blood mixtures led to a change in morphometric indicators and negatively affected the course of childbirth ...

... in the skin layers, localization around ves­sels. The authors also describe the application of skin ultrasound in der­ma­tology and cosmetology, which is a new promising trend and thanks to which it is possible not only to visualize pathological changes in the skin, but also to mo­nitor the effectiveness of cosmetic procedures. 1. Безуглый А. П., Бикбулатова Н. Н., Шугинина Е. А. и др. Ультразвуковое ис­сле­дование кожи в ...

... variability in a 2-mi­nute electrocardiogram recording is associated with an increased risk of sudden cardiac death in the general population: the atherosclerosis risk in communities study // PLoS One. 2016. Vol. 11 (8). 20. Neeru G., Priyanka G., Punam V. ... ... Applied Physiology. 2016. Vol. 5 (1). P. 182—186. 21. Seviiri M., Lynch B. M., Hodge A. M. et al. Resting heart rate, temporal changes in resting heart rate, and overall and cause-specific mortality // Heart. 2018. Vol. 104 (13). P. 1076—1085. 22. Windham ...

This article estimates the severity of ultrasonographic changes in the liver at different stages of fibrosis. Sixty-three patients underwent B-mode ultrasound scanning of the spleen ... ... elastography via acoustic radiation force impulse: Intraobserver and interobserver variability and predictors of variability in a US population // Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine. 2016. Vol. 35 (11). P. 2373—2380. 15. Bota S., Sporea I., Şirli R. et al. ...

... migration, socio-economic processes in the subjects of the North-West Federal District of Russia. The authors have selected 30 assessment indicators which reflect in aggregate the level of demographic development, the quality and standard of living of the population. It allowed to make the typology of subjects NWFD of the Russian Federation by the nature of the geodemographic situation according to sequential ranking, both for the average values for the period 2010—2016, and for the dynamics of their changes. The obtained results made it possible to propose measures to improve the demographic situation in the regions of the North- West of Russia. 1. Агафонов Н. Т., Голубев А. Н. Категории и факторы демографической ...

... attention is paid to the Smolensk region which is considered to be one of the most demographically troubled Russian regions. The causes of the drop in absolute and relative fertility rates in the region have been revealed. One of them is the dramatic change in the age structure of the population due to the fact that demographic development entered the recession phase which in its turn might be partly explained by the "demographic echo" of the Great Patriotic War. 1. Аношкин Р. В., Катровский А. П. Динамика ...

... that, as a colony grows, conditions and opportunities for the use of different parts of a tree as a substrate for nest building change, which forces birds to expand the range of possible nest locations 1. Луговой А. Е. Большой баклан ... ... 44—51. 3. Žydelis R., Gražulevičius G., Zarankaite J. et al. Expansion of the Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis) population in western Lithuania // Acta Zoologica Lituanica. 2002. Vol. 12, N 3. P. 283—287.

This article examines seasonal and interannual changes in the parameters of mesoscale water dynamics in the upper 200 m layer of the ocean due to the biomass and biological ... ... Parada C., Sepulveda A. The influence of oceanographic processes on jack mackerel (Trachurus murphyi) larval distribution and population structure in the southeastern Pacific Ocean // ICES Journal of Marine Science 2013. URL: http://icesjms.oxfordjournals....