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Search articlesSearch resultsNotice: Undefined variable: date1 in /home/u6138/science-almanac.ru/docs/articlesearch.php on line 128 Notice: Undefined variable: date2 in /home/u6138/science-almanac.ru/docs/articlesearch.php on line 128 Notice: Undefined variable: date1 in /home/u6138/science-almanac.ru/docs/articlesearch.php on line 137 Notice: Undefined variable: date2 in /home/u6138/science-almanac.ru/docs/articlesearch.php on line 138 Yurchenko I. Ethnocultural factors of national security in modern Russia in terms of new geopolitical challenges in the Black Sea region / annotation Yurchenko Inna – Ph.D. of political study, professor. Chief scientific worker of political science and conflictology dpt. Institute of socio-economic and humanities research of Southern scientific center RAS; Rostov-on-Don. Professor of Kuban state university. Krasnodar, Russian Federation. An attempt to prove dependence of national security protection problem solution of Russian state from the ethnocultural character factors influence with consideration of Black Sea region specificity is undertaken in the article. New geopolitical challenges are analyzed in the context of Cri-mea and Russia reunion and the new united South Federal district formation, problems of ethnocultural identities politicization, phenomena emersion of “hybrid wars” (“wars for identity, wars of memory” and etc.) Ethnocultural factors of the Black Sea region development, where socially-political processes are developed under the constant influence of globalization risks, situated under careful attention of the South scientific centre researchers RAS, about what empirical data of sociological monitoring, various proprietary materials and other actual information, received in the consequence of expeditions can speak. Key words: ethno-cultural factors, geopolitical challenges, national security, the Black Sea region, "hybrid war", the politicization of ethnic and cultural identity, the administrative-territorial division. |
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