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September 27, 2025REGIONOLOGYOpen Access

The Socio-Political Image of Modern Russia in the Perceptions of Student Youth in the North Caucasus

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EAEvgenii AvdeevSBSergey BredikhinSVSergey Vorobiev

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Overview

Survey identifies shared socio-political values among students in the North Caucasus, suggesting generational commonalities despite ethnic differences.

Key Points

  • Common perceptions of Russia's socio-political image persist among students, indicating a generational unity.
  • Religious affiliation significantly influences views on the state's role and identity, with minimal ethnic differences observed.
  • Students prioritize a civilizational identity for Russia, valuing sovereignty and security across various belief systems.
  • The findings can inform strategies for fostering a cohesive Russian identity in multi-ethnic regions like the North Caucasus.

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Avdeev et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d7b3edeebfec0fc5237147https://doi.org/10.15507/2413-1407.129.033.202503.549-565
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