All-Russian unity and the main directions of Russia’s state national policy in the context of the civilizational identity concept

The article is devoted to the analysis of the state national policy of the Russian Federation, the problems of national unity in the light of the concept of Russia's civilizational identity. Taking into account the growing turbulence of the modern world, the authors stress the importance of measures to ensure the national security of various states associated with the understanding of their civilizational identity, their role and place on the world stage. These processes directly affect Russia. The understanding of Russia as a distinctive state-civilization is currently enshrined in official documents. The task arises of ensuring Russia's civilizational security, which is closely related to ethnopolitical security. However, solving the problems arising in this area - first of all, the problem of ensuring all-Russian national unity - faces a number of difficulties. They are connected mainly with the insufficiently clear elaboration of ideas about the content of Russian civic identity. The latter, as experts note, should take into greater account the importance of the ethnocultural factor in the life of the country. Understanding the role of this factor and its place in the system of governmental administration is now an urgent task for government authorities and the expert community.

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Moscow University Bulletin Series 21 Public administration
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.55959/msu2073-2643-21-2024-4-228-245
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Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia
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All-Russian unity and the main directions of Russia’s state national policy in the context of the civilizational identity concept

O. V. Putina, D.M. Pogorelskiy, М.А. Буданов
Moscow University Bulletin Series 21 Public administration
Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia
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All-Russian unity and the main directions of Russia’s state national policy in the context of the civilizational identity concept

O. V. Putina, D.M. Pogorelskiy, М.А. Буданов
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The article is devoted to the analysis of the state national policy of the Russian Federation, the problems of national unity in the light of the concept of Russia's civilizational identity. Taking into account the growing turbulence of the modern world, the authors stress the importance of measures to ensure the national security of various states associated with the understanding of their civilizational identity, their role and place on the world stage. These processes directly affect Russia. The understanding of Russia as a distinctive state-civilization is currently enshrined in official documents. The task arises of ensuring Russia's civilizational security, which is closely related to ethnopolitical security. However, solving the problems arising in this area - first of all, the problem of ensuring all-Russian national unity - faces a number of difficulties. They are connected mainly with the insufficiently clear elaboration of ideas about the content of Russian civic identity. The latter, as experts note, should take into greater account the importance of the ethnocultural factor in the life of the country. Understanding the role of this factor and its place in the system of governmental administration is now an urgent task for government authorities and the expert community.

Moscow University Bulletin Series 21 Public administrationVol. 21(№4, 2024)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU), Moscow State University (TJ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia
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All-Russian unity and the main directions of Russia’s state national policy in the context of the civilizational identity concept — O. V. Putina, D.M. Pogorelskiy, et al. · Moscow University Bulletin Series 21 Public administration (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS