The article raises the problem of repatriation of compatriots, which is significant from the point of view of the geopolitical interests of the Russian Federation. Its actualization was facilitated by the complex processes of economic development in the newly independent states of the post-Soviet space. But no less powerful was the socio-cultural impulse that prompted compatriots to repatriate. Russia has developed the legal framework necessary for the effective adaptation and integration of immigrants. However, it turned out that the success of repatriation largely depends on what share of responsibility for the reception of compatriots is ready to be taken not only by federal and regional authorities, but also by civil society institutions.

Key words: compatriots, repatriation, power, civil society, law, responsibility.

 

The article considers aspects of the hundred-year history of the movement of consumer cooperation in the context of consumer culture. The latter, having become a product of the consumer society, on the one hand, has formed a more conscious attitude towards consumed goods in terms of their environmental and social components. But, on the other hand, it, having created the grounds for manifestations of anti-consumerism, had a negative impact on such forms of self-organization of people that were offered by consumer cooperation.

Key words: history, consumer culture, cooperation, consumerism, anti-consumerism.

 

The article examines the nature of the reflection of the periodical press of the activities of these national associations in the field of joint training with authorities and scientists, organizational measures. It is noted that these initiatives were relatively regularly covered by the press only in the first half of the 1990s. In the future, the attention of journalists was switched to the events of political and cultural life. The essence of national organizations, the foundations of their relations with the authorities remained, as a rule, beyond attention.

Key words: regional press, indigenous peoples, Shor People's Association, International 10th Anniversary of the Indigenous Peoples of the World, autonomy, traditional nature management.

 

Politics is a decision—making process aimed at managing society and the state. It is one of the main objects of study of social sciences, such as political science, sociology, economics and others. The study of politics makes it possible to understand how the state and society function, what processes are taking place in them, what problems exist and how they can be solved. This helps to develop strategies and development programs, as well as to make decisions that will best meet the interests of society. The article discusses the concept of politics and its social function.

Key words: state, politics, utopian processes, civil society, war, social function of politics.

 

Economic culture is a relatively new phenomenon of social relations, which was formed as a result of changes in the social formation, which inevitably led to the transformation of the system of values and cultural characteristics of society. The object of the study is culture as a historically formed dynamically changing complex of social forms and relations that determines the content of the creative principle and creative activity of a person. The subject of the study is economic culture as a new aspect of the culture of society, which is an inevitable consequence of the change in the formation of society. The study presents an understanding of the content of economic culture, presents the elements of economic culture that form its integrity as a social phenomenon. The study also highlights the foundations of economic culture, which form the prerequisites for the appearance of the phenomenon and its perception by society and an individual.

Key words: spiritual value, axiology, cultural evolution, economic thinking, foundations of culture.

 

The question of hegemony is part of the history of the labor movement and the tradition of struggle and resistance of the disadvantaged, but often, even within the left, it took authoritarian forms. Its horizon cannot be other than the horizon of class emancipation, therefore direct democracy and self-government of the masses are the basic and necessary requirement of all this hegemony, which is considered popular. Consequently, the idea of hegemony ultimately represents a challenge – theoretical and practical equally – to the emergence and construction of the commune.

Key words: hegemony, commune, state, political science, space, political philosophy, self-government, communal democracy, people's power.

Agamirov N.I., Candidate of Political Sciences, Professor. Russian Academy of Advocacy and Notaries, full member of the Russian Academy of Social Sciences.

Boltenkova L.F., Doctor of Legal Sciences, Professor of The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.

Novikov D.V., Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Theory and History of Folk Art Culture of the Kemerovo State Institute of Culture.

Ryabova E.L., Doctor of Political Sciences, Candidate of Sociological Sciences¸ Professor, Editor-in-Chief of the International Publishing Center "Ethnosocium".

Ryzbaeva A.A., Senior Lecturer, Department of Theory and History of Folk Artistic Culture, Kemerovo State Institute of Culture.

Shuplenkov N.O., Associate Professor of the Department of history, law and social Sciences of the Stavropol state pedagogical Institute.

Shuplenkov O.V., Associate Professor of the Department of history, law and social Sciences of the Stavropol state pedagogical Institute.

Ternovaya L.O., Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor. Moscow Automobile and Highway State Technical University.