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GENERALIZED TRUST IN RUSSIAN BORDER REGIONS AS INDICATOR OF SOCIAL SAFETY

ГЕНЕРАЛИЗОВАННОЕ (ОБОБЩЕННОЕ) ДОВЕРИЕ В РОССИЙСКИХ ПРИГРАНИЧНЫХ РЕГИОНАХ КАК ПОКАЗАТЕЛЬ СОЦИАЛЬНОЙ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ
Authors: D.A. Omelchenko; S.G. Maximova; O.E. Noyanzina;

GENERALIZED TRUST IN RUSSIAN BORDER REGIONS AS INDICATOR OF SOCIAL SAFETY

Abstract

Генерализованное доверие определяет положительное отношение к людям в целом и готовность к кооперации, обсуждаются возможности его использования в качестве показателя безопасности и открытости российского общества, состояния межличностных и межгрупповых отношений. Основываясь на данных социологических исследований в шести приграничных регионах России (n = 2400), авторы проводят детальный сравнительный анализ трех показателей доверия (доверия к людям в целом, к социальному окружению, готовности помогать другим людям), выявляют факторы, обусловливающие различия в уровне доверия с учетом региональной специфики, предпринимают попытку построения интегрального индекса и обоснования обобщенных моделей доверия. В ходе анализа обнаружены статистически значимые взаимосвязи между отдельными показателями доверия и уровнем образования, местом проживания, социальным статусом, уровнем материального положения респондентов, в отдельных регионах и по отдельным переменным выявлены ассоциации между доверием, национальностью респондента и степенью его религиозности, свидетельствующие о неравномерном распределении доверия в различных группах и слоях населения приграничных территорий.

The article focuses on generalized trust, defining positive attitude towards others and the potential to cooperate even with unknown people, its use as a possible indicator of social safety and openness, the state of interpersonal and inter-group relations in Russian society. Drawing on the results of sociological surveys in six border regions (n = 2400), the authors fulfill a detailed comparative analysis of the three various indicators of trust (trust towards people as a whole, trust towards social environment, readiness to help others), reveal factors, explaining differences in levels of trust tailored to regional specific, attempt to build an integral index and describe general models of trust. Significant associations between separate indicators of trust were found in the analysis, they concern level of education, type of settlement, social and material position, in some regions the level of trust was related to nationality and religiousness. The results witness about heterogenous distribution of trust in different social groups and strata in border territories.

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индекс доверия, trust index, IRT, генерализованное доверие, models, generalized trust, регионы России, regions of Russia, IRT модели, public safety, социальная безопасность

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