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Are Russians afraid of war? / Pautova, Larissa   Article
Pautova, Larissa Article
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Summary/Abstract Social phenomena do not usually occur suddenly but ripen gradually. Often social manifestations hide behind seemingly insignificant fashionable trends. The fear of war in recent years is revealed in worried, although almost invisible, attitudes expressed during opinion polls. Concurrently, a military style trend has slowly but steadily entered everyday life: paintball and shooting sports are incredibly popular; teenage girls wear combat boots, camouflage clothing, and dog tags. Indeed, T-shirts with images of "Polite People" and the Iskander and Topol missile systems are in high demand. If we put these fashion trends into the context of the nationwide celebrations of the 70th anniversary of the victory in World War II, the military theme is hard to miss.
Key Words War  Russia  Fear  War and Fear 
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In stability we trust? / Pautova, Larissa   Journal Article
Pautova, Larissa Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Stability is invariably present among Russians' most precious values. According to the Public Opinion Foundation (FOM)'s 2013 findings, stability is above law, democracy, human rights, dignity, conscience, spirituality, and even success. Its significance has since gone up from 21% to 27%.
Key Words Russia  Public Opinion Foundation 
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