The war of the new generation - hybrid war, the information component which is directed not so much on the direct destruction of the enemy, how to achieve the goals without warfare. Fighting in the information field is no less important than immediate military action.

The authors analyze the problems that challenge to consolidation of contemporary Russian society, such as social inequality in different spheres, high level of corruption, the inefficiency of public authorities, demographic problems etc, and trace major consolidation tr...

The article is devoted to the International scientific conference in interdisciplinary poverty research held at the University of Salzburg. The focus theme of the Conference was the study of the relationship between the problem of poverty and religion.

Science Festival - one of the most effective and internationally renowned ways to attract public attention to science. In this article authors write about methods of popularizing science at the MSU faculty of sociology - traditional participant at the Science Festival. ...

The article extracts and conceptualizes the key issues and clearly recognizes the methodological approaches of contemporary urban sociology. The article also provides an overview of the formation and development of concepts of modern urban studies. It is concluded that ...

Article is devoted to changes of the Russian family legislation in the XX century. Laws of the Russian Empire provided very few reasons for divorce. At the end of XIX - the beginning of the XX centuries the part of the intellectuals demanded liberalization of the legisl...

The phenomenon of culture is the subject of scientific discourse, in which the researchers suggest multifactorial and multifaceted understanding of the concept of culture. The genesis of the concept of “culture” in the sociological knowledge reflects the development and...

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The material presents a review of the book of the western researchers in its original language: “The handbook of political sociology: states, civil societies and globalisation” (ed. by T. Janoski, R. Alford, A. Hicks, M.A. Schwartz).