Demographic and migration policy in the mining region and its impact on the ecological consciousness of the population

Zolotukhin, Vladimir; Bel’kov, Anton; Stepantsova, Evgenia; Kozyreva, Marina; Tarasenko, A.G.

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20171504015

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“…It should also be taken into account "that long-term isolation of a person from a rapidly changing society significantly reduces the possibility of his or her full return to normal life" [16]. It manifests itself through the concrete interaction of various subjects with each other [17], as well as in the field of law enforcement, both from the point of view of its subjects [18], and the implementation of the legal policy by the state.…”

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Sociocultural aspect of criminal law enforcement in the Russian mentality

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The aim of the study is a comparative analysis of the socio-cultural aspect of criminal law enforcement in the Russian mentality. The methodological basis was such scientific methods as dialectical, comparative, logical, historical, prognostic, and systems analysis. This allowed, to achieve this goal, to perform a comparative analysis of the works of Russian and foreign legal experts on the examined problem. The result of the study was the conclusion that the effectiveness of law enforcement is due not only to national mentality, but also to the socio-cultural environment both on the part of the law enforcement officer and citizens as participants and/or eyewitnesses of specific legal relations. The authors also emphasize that culture, as well as socio-cultural environment forms stereotypes of legal behavior, depending on the constitutional and legislative consolidation of socio-political and socio-economic trends in the development of society. The novelty of the work lies in the formulation of the problem and its substantiation. This is due to the fact that the authors emphasize that an essential element is the degree of acceptability of value stereotypes in a particular state that allow and/or prohibit certain actions in connection with the possibility of undermining the foundations of national security and public morality.

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“…The emergence and existence of subculture, on the one hand, due to the lack of interaction of some segments of the population with the main culture, and on the other hand --the adoption and reproduction of alternative axiological and normative models that affect the socio-economic [8], demographic and migration processes [9]. In the process of development, there are natural areas in society in which deviant models concentrate and acquire new information, and in same time they do not accept the goals or means of action characteristic of the mainstream culture, offering instead other guidelines and becoming, depending on the circumstances, innovative, rebellious or apostate.…”

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Socio-cultural and Legal Aspects of Interaction between Representatives of Different Subcultures in the Media Space

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The paper explores the existing framework of interaction between representatives of different subcultures in the modern media space. It is emphasized that a significant impact on these processes, according to the authors, has not only the everyday socio-cultural environment, but also the legal field in which there are communicative processes. Communication links between subcultures allow us to trace the degree of mutual influence and interaction of representatives of different ethnic groups, nationalities, state entities, changes in language and its meanings, as well as the technological development of communication itself in the era of post-literacy and "niche" functioning of modern media. It is emphasized that the socio-cultural aspect allows assessing the degree of demand and transformation of cultural stereotypes in the process of interaction of state culture with various subcultural formations. The existing social tension between us is formed in the process of accumulation of negative and / or positive factors and finds its vivid expression in the media sphere and splashes out into the social space in the cultural form (music, art culture, etc.) and in form of mass protests in the framework of the implementation of "subcultural capital" against the dominant stereotypes, imposed by society. Modern communication technologies (Internet, social networks, mobile phone, etc.) have opened not only new spheres of interaction between people, but also constantly confront society with the emergence of social risks, the origins of which are revealed in the potential conflict of meeting the interests and needs of representatives of different subcultures.

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“…Windle et al's (2010) systematic review on the effectiveness of exercise in promoting mental well-being in older age complements the discourse by emphasizing the holistic dimensions of active ageing (Windle et al, 2010). Lastly, Zolotukhin et al (2017) contribute a unique perspective by examining demographic and migration policy in a specific context, the mining region, and its impact on the ecological consciousness of the population (Zolotukhin et al, 2017). This literature review synthesizes these diverse perspectives, forming a comprehensive understanding of Active Ageing and Demographic Challenges within the European Union, and sets the stage for further research and policy development.…”

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Demographic Policies in the European Union

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This comprehensive study delves into enhancing European Union demographic policies through three key recommendations. First, it advocates for a more integrated approach, addressing challenges like declining birth rates, aging populations, and migrant integration collectively. Second, it emphasizes the need for enhanced coordination between European Union and member states' demographic policies to foster a synergistic response. Lastly, the study recommends increased civil society engagement in policy development and implementation, promoting inclusivity, transparency, and community-driven solutions. These recommendations aim to fortify the European Union's demographic strategies, ensuring they align with societal needs and aspirations.

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Demographic and migration policy in the mining region and its impact on the ecological consciousness of the population

Cited by 8 publications

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Sociocultural aspect of criminal law enforcement in the Russian mentality

Sociocultural aspect of criminal law enforcement in the Russian mentality

Socio-cultural and Legal Aspects of Interaction between Representatives of Different Subcultures in the Media Space

Demographic Policies in the European Union

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