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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....

... 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 10.5922/2079-8555-2013-4-10 105-115 elites, ethnic groups, power, recruitment, Baltics

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 ...

... 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 ...

... migration processes and their influence on the transformation of multiethnic population structure in the Kaliningrad region. The author uses official statistics (current statistics and census data), as well as interviews with the representatives of ethnic cultural associations as information sources. Special attention is paid to the migration features associated with different ethnic groups. The author identifies major reasons behind the incoming and outgoing movement of population. In the post-Soviet ...

The article examines the dynamics of the territorial structure of contact zones between Slavic and Turkic peoples in the Volga-Ural region during the second decade of the 21st century. The empirical basis of the study consists of ethnic statistics at the municipal level, derived from the 2010 and 2021 population censuses. The article employs original methodologies for identifying the external boundaries of two-component ethno-contact zones, assessing their degree of distinctiveness ...

... lingvisticheskikh issledovanii [Acta Linguis­tica Petropolitana. Transactions of the Institute for Linguistic Studies], 11 (1), pp. 643—664. Available at: http://iling.spb.ru/pdf/alp/alp_XI_1.pdf [Accessed 20 March 2022] (in Russ.). Al‐Haj, M., 2002. Identity patterns among immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel: Assimilation vs. ethnic formation. International Migration , 40 (2), pp. 49—70.‏ doi: 10.1111/1468-2435.00190. Aronin, L. and Maccozet, L., 2021. Dominant Language Constellations towards on ­ line computer assisted modelling. International Journal of Multilingualism....

... 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.

... the dynamics of the representation of the Russian population in the Baltic republics during the rise of Russophobic sentiments in these countries from 2018 to 2023. The aim of the article is to identify current trends in the dynamics of the Russian ethnic population in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, considering the spatial characteristics of their settlement, and to compare this with the situation before the dissolution of the Soviet Union. The research is based on official data from national statistical ...

This article analyses the basic ethnic groups of the Penza region and identifies the demographic processes taking place within each group. The author comes to a conclusion that these processes are determined by the features of the historical development and socioeconomic standing of ...

... 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 ...

This article analyses the features of national identity in modern Bosnia and Herzegovina. The limitrophe ethnocentrism dominant in the regions of former Yugoslavia contributes to increased tension. It is assumed that all political problems of Bosnia and Herzegovina relate to the lack of a common identity,...

... 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 ...

... within the framework of ethnocultural education in an additional education institution (functions, forms, means, content). As a result, factors determining the achievement of the goals of ethnocultural education for 6—11-year-old students (formation of ethnic identity and intercultural tolerance) through the participation of children in various forms of cultural and leisure activities are identified.