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У статті розглядається сучасний стан професійної мистецької освіти в Україні. Особлива увагу приділяється питанню професійної підготовки майбутніх художників-керамістів на прикладі Миргородського художньо-промислового коледжу імені М. В. Гоголя. У статті вивчаються дослідження інших авторів у цьому напрямку. Детально розглядається законодавча база професійно-технічної освіти. Розглянуто галузеві стандарти, які визначають зміст професійної підготовки художників-керамістів, а також комплекс нормативних документів для розробки складових системи стандартів вищої освіти. На прикладі Миргородського художньо-промислового коледжу розглянуто питання особливості освіти та професійної підготовки майбутніх художників-керамістів. У статті проводиться дослідження основних напрямків сучасної мистецької освіти у контексті розвитку професійної освіти художників-керамістів. Запропоновано прогнозування основних шляхів розвитку освіти у підготовці спеціалістів з виготовлення кераміки. The article considers the current state of professional art education in Ukraine. Special attention is paid to the question of the training of future ceramic artists on the example of Mirgorod art-industrial College. He are similar articles and studies made by other authors in this direction. Author examines in detail the legislative framework of vocational education. The author discusses the industry standards that define the content of professional training of artists-ceramists. Author also examines the complex of normative documents for development of constituents of the system of standards of higher education. The author of the study refers to the regulations governing vocational education in Ukraine, namely the Law of Ukraine On vocational and technical education, presidential decrees, resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, orders of the Ministry of education and science of Ukraine. Author considered the features of the education and training of future artists-ceramists in the example of Mirgorod art-industrial College. Describes the main qualification requirements for knowledge, abilities and skills of future specialists of ceramics. In this paper we study the main directions of art education in the context of development of professional education of ceramic artists. Author pays special attention to research in this aspect. Author conducted interviews and tests of different age groups of students. Author examines ability, creative imagination, creativity as well as professional advantages (preferences) of students. The author investigated further the professional implementation specialists artists of ceramics. Studies have conclusions that are summed up by the author. The author predicts the possibility of further professional realization of students in this area. The author draws conclusions and predicts the main ways of development of education specialists for the production of ceramics. The article may be useful for teachers of University, colleges and schools of art direction, for art teachers and scientists who are exploring vocational education of ceramic artists and ceramic artists and students who receive professional art education.

Racial discrimination, colonialism, marginalization, and imperial politics are the components of Martinican author Suzanne Lacascade's 1924 novel, Claire-Solange, âme africaine. This little-known work is shrouded in mystery. Less information is available about the author or under what circumstances she conceptualized and completed her novel. Lacascade probably contributed to various reviews and journals of the first days of the Négritude movement. The novel offers one of the first discourses on race, racial mixing, hierarchy, and colonialism as construed by blacks and whites. The author defies the power of men over women in French society of the early twentieth century. Racialized parameters are synthesized, most significantly, through the protagonist Claire-Solange's views and opinions on, two environments: the first is France, whose language she speaks fluently but in which she feels foreign; and the second African, a mythical place to which she is drawn due to her African ancestry filtered through her island home of Martinique. The author offers her readers a window on the life of a mulatta woman who is caught in the middle of white and black, forced, in the end, to live in a French, beige in-between, forever considered an étrangère because of her color.

Pamphlet published in response to the author of 'Las dudas sobre el Plan de Iguala' (author unknown), referring to issues such as freemasonry, political factions and church reforms

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The author explores symbolic legislation in Poland. Three instances of such legislation enacted since the 2015 general election are analysed in this essay. The author recognizes symbolic legislation of the negative type and provides specific features. She asks about the causes for such activity of the Parliament. The author has outlined the conclusion, that possible reasons may be: a deficient process of the transition to democracy, and past negative time perspective. Both reasons disturb the sustainable development of Polish society. As a possible solution, the author considers a properly functioning education system. However, this would be regulated by an act of Parliament that may be entirely symbolic as well.

In the present article, the author researches, on the example of the chemistry sector organizations, state of the competitiveness of organizations in the sphere of education and science in the Russian Federation. The author points out that education and science, has a great impact on the entire producing economy of the country. This makes questions of efficiency and competitiveness of great interest and interest. In the conclusion the author points out that currently in the Russian Federation research and educational organizations has a lot of problems that need to be solved. Because of the research author make 5 scientifically proven ways to facilitate efficiency and competitiveness of the organizations of education and science. ; peer-reviewed

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The main focus of this study is on the 'magical villages' in Mexico. The magical villages were originally established based on a political project with the aim to increase travel and tourism and revitalise the culture. In the introduction, the author describes the type, function and goals of this project based on the official requirements set by its originators. Firstly, the author explains the aims and methods of the intended research supported with theoretical hypothesis to analyse the project as a whole. Secondly, the author defines the methodology used to describe locations of the researched topic. In conclusion, the author provides own hypothesis and expected outcomes of the research.

The author considers actual problems of dynamics of social-political process in modern Russia. Growth of urgency of participation of youth in the public policy connected with global processes is marked. In the modern world all traditional structure of sociopolitical relations changes. The variety and organizational flexibility become natural features of political systems, and randomness, uncertainty and risk, according to the author, start playing a very significant role in social policy. In the article the author suggests to use the concept "postyouth" in addition to such known scientific concepts as "postmodern" and "postpolicy".The author pays attention to changes in the social status of youth through connecting dynamics of changes with global sociopolitical and geopolitical processes.

In this paper, the author seeks to explain the trajectories of local labor regime dynamics in Colombia's coffee and banana industries from the post war developmental decades until the present. In order to explain these dynamics, the author first develops a neo-Gramscian ideal-typical schema to highlight the full range of labor regime dynamics emergent in Colombia, including "hegemonic," "despotic," and "crisis" regimes. The author then develops a theory of local labor regime types that draws from Giovanni Arrighi's work on commodity chains. Finally, using comparative and world-historical methods, the author finds that the shifting trajectories of labor regimes in Colombia are affected by the nodal location of these regimes within their respective commodity chains.

The author argues that Iraq has the chance to become the first secular state among Arab countries in the Middle East. The author argues that Iraq is the most important component part of the Middle East's "fuel and energy solar plexus." The author describes the view of the Russian government concerning the development of Iraq. Russia promoted Iraq's process of peaceful democratization by canceling the state's substantial debt to Russia, which was in accordance with the decision of the Paris Club. The author describes the results of the recent Russian mission to Iraq, signaling that Russian government and business are willing to initiate new bilateral relations with the country. Kenny Cargill