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• Russian Population Ethnic Structure: Trends and Transformations

  ... in view of the differences in migration trends during the two inter-census periods and the socioeconomic situation in the regions. The urbanization rate of major ethnic groups is an indirect indicator of the prospects of traditional “primordial” ethnic identities in different ethnic groups. Special attention is paid to new trends — an increase in the number of people refraining from answering the question about their ethnic identity or giving an unclear answer. Alongside serious census errors, this ...

• Ethnic identity of students as a determinant of their understanding of other cultural groups

  The article highlights the problem of interaction between representatives of different cultures, which is influenced by their social representations and ethnic identity. The aim of the work was to analyze the content of students' social ideas about members of other cultures in the context of ethnic identity. In this paper, the authors rely on the theory of social representations and the concept of ethnic identity....

• The transformation of ethnic identity in the condition of post-Soviet development of the independent states

  This article considers the problem of ethnic identity as a polymodal one and analyses certain social, historical, and psychological aspects of its context. Language is one of the major differentiating features in terms of ethnicity. In some historical situations, ethnic identity is determined by ...

• The political elite recruitment in the Baltic: the role of the ethnic factor

  ... resurgence of nationalism. In: The Baltic states: the national self-determination of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Basingstoke, Macmillan. 18. Vihalemm, T. 2008, Crystallizing and Emancipating Identities in Post-Communist Estonia. In: Kanet, R. E. (ed.) Identities, nations, and politics after Communism, Routledge, p. 77. Smirnov Vadim elites, ethnic groups, power, recruitment, Baltics 105-115 10.5922/2079-8555-2013-4-10

• Borders and Identity in Theory and Practice of the Eastern Baltic Region

  ... disintegration of the USSR. However, escalation of the conflict was historically and geographically predetermined. The political borders of post-Soviet states do not coincide with the ethnic ones and, therefore, the attempts to consolidate states through ethnic mobilization meet corresponding resistance from groups with a different identity. In the Baltic region, these processes have not reached the Ukrainian scale; however, there are prerequisites for ethno-political conflicts of this type. The post-Crimean political debate in the Baltic states has shown that that hardliners of ...

• Russians in Latvia: Peculiarities of Socio-cultural Adaptation and Identity

  ... since the middle 1990s, two trends have been recognized - first, the “ingrowing” of ethnic Russians into the life of independent Latvia, and second, forming their new identity. The article presents a number of factors hampering the integration of ethnic Russians into Latvian society. Variations and options of socio-cultural identity and integration (or assimilation) of the Russian population of Latvia are shown. 1.      Apine I . , Volkov V . Latvijas krievu identit ā te : v ē sturisks un sociolo ģ isks ap ­ cer ē jums . R ī ga , 2007 . P.121—152; 179—188 ...

• Key conceptual trends in the study of nationalism

  ... Thought and Change. L., 1964. 14. Hobsbawm E., Ranger T. The Invention of Tradition. Cambridge, 1983. 15. Isaacs H. The Idols of the Tribe. N. Y., 1975. 16. Nairn Т. The Break-Up of Britain: Crisis and Neo-Nationalism. L., 1977. 17. Rothchild D. Managing ethnic conflict in Africa. Washington, 1997. 18. Shils E. Primordial, Personal, Sacred and Civil Ties // British Journal of Sociology. 1957. № 7. P. 13—45. Urazbayev E. E. nationalism, nation, identity, primordialism, instrumentalism, constructivism. 120-126

• The ethno-political discourse of regional identity in former Yugoslavia: The Bosnian syndrome

  ... URL: http://www.bosnia.org. uk/bosrep/report_format.cfm?articleid=3167&reportid=173 (дата обращения: 15.09.2013). 10. Haagen W. W. The Balkan’s lethal nationalism // Foreign affairs. 1999. № 4. Berendeev M., Dyushkova A. regional identity, Balkans, ethnic policy, Yugoslav peoples, national origin, Bosnian conflict 139-149

• A Critique of Latvian Integration

  ... 44. Šūpule I., Krastiņa L. et al. Etniskā tolerance un Latvijas sabiedrības integrācija.Rīga, 2004. 45. Šūpule I., Zepa B. Etniska apdraudētība kā dzīves kvalitātes aspekts // Dzīves kvalitāte Latvijā. Rīga, 2006. 46. Tabuns A. Identity, ethnic relations, language and culture // How integrated is Latvian society? Rīga, 2010. 47. Valodas situācija Latvijā: 2004—2010. Rīga, 2011. 48. Valsts valodas politikas pamatnostādnes 2005.—2014. gadam // Guidelines of the State Language ...

• Language means of creating an image of a Mus­lim woman in internet sports discourse

  ... a narrator who promotes the values of Western society, the hijab in sports dis­course is a lingo-cultural marker of emancipation and overcoming gender asymmetry. For Muslim women athletes, the hijab becomes a means of demonstrating their cultural identity and a way to prove the value of their own ethnic and religious traditions. Strelchuk E. N., Shakak Kh. H. M. a Muslim woman, ethnic stereotype, linguo-cultural stereotypes, In­ternet sports discourse, the hijab 45-55

• Foreign culture images and the civilisation/barbarianism opposition in Evelyn Waugh’s Decline and Fall

  ... ее наследие. Прага, 1961. 10. Хорев В. А. Польша и поляки глазами русских литераторов. Имагологические очерки. М., 2005. 11. Dyserinck H. Imagology and the Problem of Ethnic Identity // Intercultural Studies. 2003. № 1. P. 285—294. 12. Leerssen J. Imagology. The Cultural construction and literary representation of national characters. A critical survey. Amsterdam, 2007. 13. Waugh Ev. Decline and Fall. Oxford, 2008. Ryabchikova ...

• The development of nationalist identities in the Baltics: The Latvian aspect

  This article discusses the development of post-Soviet nationalist identity in Latvia under the influence of nationalist neo-Nazi organizations and persuasion. The ethnic component occupies a central place in today's political identification in Latvia. It is proved that major political groups and parties recognize and proclaim nationalist principles regardless of their basic ideology. 1. Parming T. Nationalism ...

• Geography of European Migration

  ... migration has made some authors proclaim the beginning of a second Migration Period that could transform the social and cultural identity of Europe. The article presents an analysis of international migration geography in Europe in the last twenty-five years.... ... complex than it might initially seem. The authors stress the importance of a differentiated immigration policy taking into account ethnic and cultural features of host societies. 1. Anohin, A. A., Zhitin, D. V. 2013, Geografiya naseleniya s osnovami demografii ...

• Embedding imagology in Translation Studies

  ... in Europe. Istanbul: Isis. Lasorsa, D. and J. Dai, 2007. When News Reporters Deceive. The Production of Stereotypes. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 84(2), pp. 281—298. Le, E., 2006. The Spiral of ‘Anti-Other Rhetoric’: Discourses of Identity and the Interna­tional Media Echo. Amsterdam & Philadelphia: Benjamins. Leerssen, J., 2016. Imagology. On Using Ethnicity to Make Sense of the World. Iberic@l, 10, pp. 13—31. Leerssen, J., n. d. A Summary of Imagological Theory. Available at: http:// imagologica. eu/theoreticalsummary [Accessed 14 August 2018]. Li, W., 2016. A systematic approach to manipulation ...

• Work-life balance during the Covid-19 outbreak: the case of Latvia

  ... https://doi.org/10.1080/14017431.2020.1820563 . 29. Kaša R., Mieriņa I. (eds.). The Emigrant Communities of Latvia. National Identity, Transnational Belonging, and Diaspora Politics. Springer, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-12092-4 . 30. Krišjāne ... ... Bērziņš M., Krišjāne Z. Overcoming the crisis: the changing profile and trajectories of Latvian migrants // Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. 2017. Vol. 43, № 9. P. 1508—1525. https://doi.org/10.1080/1369183x.2016.1232161 . 32. Krišjāne ...

• Sociocultural potential for the development of Russia’s ethnocultural centres

  ... и областей СССР //Советская этнография. 1976. № 2. С. 33—42. 14. Krugman P. Increasing Returns and Economic Geography // Journal of Political Economy. 1991. Vol. 99, № 3. P. 483—499. Trifonova Z. A. city, ethnicity, urbanisation, identity, centrality, potential, resource 15-28

• Migration Flows in Europe: Space and Time Transformation

  ... [Bulletin of Russian geographers, social scientists Association], no. 1, p. 258—268. 8. Mezhevich, N. M. 2014, Borders and Identity in Theory and Practice of the Eastern Baltic Region, Balt. Reg., no. 3, p. 95—106. DOI: 10.5922/2079-8555-2014-3-7.... .... 42, Vol. 2, p. 476—504. 19. Kofman, E. 2004, Family-related migration: A critial review of European studies, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, T. 30, Vol. 2, p. 243—262. 20. Schmeidl, S. 1997, Exploring the causes of forced migration: ...