Suchergebnisse

Russia's reunification with the Crimea, counter-sanction policy, practices of the Russian state and civil society, as well as scientific and technological and social and economic breakthrough actively attempted in the country are the key events and drivers determining the social and political environment and the nearest future of the Russian society. Russian civil society and the rule of law continue its steady growth despite adverse global social and economic and social and political environment. The key result of such growth is the pivot of the crisis trend as well as a dynamic balance of social and political relations between the Russian state and society. In general, the civil society offers a fairly sufficient level of trust to the government institutions. The trust level is to be enhanced and consolidated in the nearest future. The success of Russian politics shall depend on minimizing external threats and challenges and on meeting internal fundamental interests and urgent needs of citizens with respect to security and improvement of life quality.

On the basis of empirical data of the sociological monitoring 'How are you, Russia?', conducted by the researchers of ISPS FRSC RAS since 1992, as well as the project 'Stability of Social and Political Development of Russian Society and the Changing Image of the Future in the Mass Consciousness of Population' the authors analyse the structure and character of Russian citizens' perceptions of the image of the future. The paper focuses on the concepts of socialism and capitalism as two dialectically related view systems that underlie all modern ideologies, which influence the projective socio-political structure of the future Russian society and state. To some extent, the value orientation of Russian citizens correlates with those, which could become the basis for the successful and sustainable development of our country in the future. The paper is aimed at presenting the results of the sociological analysis of how the Russians see the future of the country via of the concepts of 'capitalism', 'socialism', 'values of the revival policy'.

The paper presents the results of the II December Socio-Political Readings — "'How Are You, Russia?' The Russian Social State and Civil Society in 2020: The Implementation of National Projects in a Post-Pandemic Reality". The National Research-to-Practice Conference with international participation was held by the Institute of Socio-Political Research and the Institute of Demographic Studies of the Federal Research Sociological Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences in cooperation with the Faculty of Political Science of the Lomonosov Moscow State University and the Sociology Department of the Russian State University for the Humanities. The event was held in December 2020 in face-to-face/remote formats at the Institute of Socio-Political Research — Branch of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The Readings were attended by the leading academics and young researchers of Moscow and regional research institutes and universities, as well as foreign scientists. The papers provided the analysis of current social, socio-political, social and cultural, demographic problems within the focus of academics, politicians, entrepreneurs, and civil society. The scientific discussion provided an opportunity to address and approve the best socio-political, and demographic models and development patterns, considering the revealed COVID pandemic factors.