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"Wars do not simply vanish when politicians sign truces and weapons are set aside. Instead, society reimagines the war experience during annual ceremonies of war commemoration. This book sheds light on the political aspects of commemoration in Britain and Russia by investigating the media coverage of military fatalities, physical and virtual memorials, and national days of remembrance--Remembrance Day/Armistice Day in the UK and Victory Day in Russia. Nataliya Danilova argues that remembrance is a complex process of negotiating a political commitment towards fallen soldiers, national armed forces and the legacy of modern conflicts. By exercising a critical perspective on commemoration, this book explores the instrumentalisation of memory for managing civil-military relations, garnering public support for conflicts and government policies. This analysis advances our understanding of the nexus between remembrance, militarisation and nationalism thereby contributing to longstanding debates in memory studies, civil-military relations, political sociology, and international relations"--

The article is devoted to the study of the legal nature of organizational-managerial relations in laborlaw. The content and concepts of this doctrinal category are investigated. The list of signs of this phenomenonis formulated. The essence of each of them is described. ; Стаття присвячена дослідженню правової природи організаційно-управлінських відносин утрудовому праві. Досліджено зміст та поняття даної доктринальної категорії. Сформульованоперелік ознак даного явища. Охарактеризовано сутність кожної з них.

Despite its social and political importance, veterans' policy is an overlooked subject in the field of civil -military relations. This article aims to discuss the theoretical problems of studying veterans' policy. It also proposes analysis of veterans' policy in Russia. The aim of the theoretical review is to underline the limits of traditional ways of viewing veterans' policy, which consider veterans' policy as a consequence of the development of military institutions. The article stresses the importance of taking into account the effect of societal factors in explaining veterans' policy. An examination of the Russian case demonstrates the historical development of an exclusive veterans' policy, including the construction of the privileged position for veterans of the World War II. It also analyses the changes of veterans' policy after the Soviet Afghan War of 1979 -89. Finally, the article highlights the principles of contemporary veterans' policy in Russia and explains why it cannot be changed without reconfiguration of civil-military relationships. [Reprinted by permission; copyright Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society/Sage Publications Inc.]