The Place of Intelligentsia in Socio-Economic Development of Society: The Creative Perspective

Tabeikyna, Elena K.; Kamalova, Galina T.; Hasanov, Elnur Latif oglu; Dzhumagaliyeva, Kulyash V.; Demeuova, Nurgul K.

doi:10.3846/cs.2021.13639

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“…With the dissolution of the USSR and the abandonment of the policy of state atheism in Kyrgyzstan, as in other post-Soviet states, a "religious renaissance" began. The democratisation of society, the state's support for freedom of religion, and the liberalisation of legislation regarding religions led to an increase in both the overall number of believers and various religious organisations in Kyrgyzstan in the late 1990s and early 2000s (Tabeikyna et al, 2021). The "religious renaissance" in Kyrgyzstan initially involved Islam, Christianity, and non-traditional religious movements for Kyrgyzstan.…”

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Interaction of politics and religion as a factor in shaping the religious culture of Kyrgyzstan’s youth

Osmonova,

Zhunushova,

Imanbekov

et al. 2024

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Democracy and frequent changes of government in Kyrgyzstan contribute to the spread of various religious movements in the country. Social processes, political shifts and the spread of radical religious ideas among young people emphasize the relevance of this study. The purpose of this article is to assess the impact of Kyrgyzstan's religious policy on the religious consciousness of contemporary youth. The study used general scientific methods of analysis and synthesis, generalization, historical and critical, comparative, dialectical, as well as empirical methods of surveys and questionnaires. The study showed that the religious policy of Kyrgyzstan is characterized by democracy and liberalism, based on the secular nature of the state. Kyrgyzstan is a multi-confessional country, with more than 30 religions. The vast majority of Kyrgyzstan's population are Sunni Muslims, and the second most common religious denomination is Orthodox Christianity. Since 1991, Kyrgyzstan has witnessed a process of Islamization, and non-traditional religious movements, both Islamic and other religious doctrines, have also penetrated and gained popularity in the country. The state's liberal policy in the field of religion facilitates the penetration of non-traditional religious organizations from abroad into Kyrgyzstan. Young people are particularly susceptible to new religious movements. This phenomenon can lead to the spread of radical religious ideas among the youth of Kyrgyzstan. In this regard, the state should pay closer attention to the policy in the field of religion. The practical value of the work is determined by the fact that its results can be useful in further research on this issue.

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Interaction of politics and religion as a factor in shaping the religious culture of Kyrgyzstan’s youth

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Imanbekov

et al. 2024

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“…The extensive research activity of the staff of the department resulted in dozens of publications: monographs, textbooks, textbooks, and translations of current works. Scientific searches and discoveries are reflected in the works of teachers of the department (Stepanchykova, 2005;Maksymenko, 2015;Harbuziuk, 2018;Lavrentii, 2017;Tabeikyna, Kamalova, Hasanov, Dzhumagaliyeva, & Demeuova, 2021), etc. Important for university and Ukrainian theatre studies in general were the works of colleagues from other institutions, published by the department: firstly, it is the joint work of Pylypchuk (2019).…”

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Establishment and Development of University Theatre Studies in Ukraine: History and Present Time

Harbuziuk,

Lavrentii,

Roy

et al. 2023

Heranca

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The institutionalization of theatre studies gained prominence in the 21st century, bestowing academic status upon this emerging humanities field. This study analyzes the evolution of theatre studies, focusing on its emergence in Ukrainian academia. The research aims to meticulously examine the establishment and progression of theatre studies in Ukrainian universities, specifically the Department of Theatre Studies and Acting at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. This unit exemplifies the transformative shift from a pragmatic, post-Soviet theatre theory to a Eurocentric orientation rooted in rigorous scientific foundations. The influence of the academic environment on Ukrainian theatre studies is highlighted, with universities serving as vital hubs for scholarly discourse and intellectual exchange. Innovative technologies further amplify this role by facilitating scientific exploration and education. The university's academic milieu fosters a dynamic interdisciplinary dialogue, enhancing the scholarly significance of theatre researchers' voices.

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“…Thus, alteration is made in raw materials, technologies, human resources quality, and production techniques. Such alteration improves the environmental performance of the firm (Bhutto et al, 2021;Tabeikyna et al, 2021;Hussain et al, 2021a).…”

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Impact of Green Finance, Agriculture Growth and Creativity on Carbon Emissions of High Carbon Emissions Producing Countries

Kapa

Nalle

Tamelan

et al. 2022

IJEEP

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Correct predictions are needed to measure the future level of energy performance across the country in sequence to develop clear policies for monitoring and reducing carbon and other harmful emissions. Using the most correct and recognized procedures of the six countries like China, Japan, India, Indonesia, Russia, and the United States that account for 61% of global emissions, we have made a correct guess on the number of carbon emissions. Thus, the present study investigates the impact of green finance, agriculture economics and creativity on carbon emission. The data was extracted from WDI covering the period from 2006 to 2020. The paper employed Fixed effect model as well as robust standard error to test the hypotheses. The results revealed that green finance, agriculture economics and creativity share negative relation with the carbon emission of selected countries, while other variables such as population and economic growth shares a positive connection with carbon emission. This research also proposes some enlightenment for researchers and policymakers who admire and decrease carbon emissions.

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The Place of Intelligentsia in Socio-Economic Development of Society: The Creative Perspective

Cited by 13 publications

References 24 publications

Interaction of politics and religion as a factor in shaping the religious culture of Kyrgyzstan’s youth

Interaction of politics and religion as a factor in shaping the religious culture of Kyrgyzstan’s youth

Establishment and Development of University Theatre Studies in Ukraine: History and Present Time

Impact of Green Finance, Agriculture Growth and Creativity on Carbon Emissions of High Carbon Emissions Producing Countries

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