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Organizational of Environment Youth Russia in a Context of the International Humanitarian Interaction in the Post-Soviet Space

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  • Babek Rasheed Asadov
  • Alexander Sergeevich Baranov

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The article is devoted to the analysis of a role of organized young people in the humanitarian sphere acting against the background of new objective tendencies of rapprochement, and the destructive phenomena between the countries of the former Soviet Union. Prerequisites of some aspects of formation of organized young people in sociohistorical conditions, and a role of its certain participants in the development plan for humanitarian cooperation in the region are considered. The variety of forms of the international activity of youth, its influence on this process is outside research interest and further studying can open the new horizons of a discourse, rather strategic maintaining a humanitarian role of a youth factor, as the effective tool of foreign cultural policy of Russia.

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  • Babek Rasheed Asadov & Alexander Sergeevich Baranov, 0. "Organizational of Environment Youth Russia in a Context of the International Humanitarian Interaction in the Post-Soviet Space," Administrative Consulting, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration. North-West Institute of Management., issue 9.
    • Handle: RePEc:acf:journl:y::id:417
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