GISAP: Sociological, Political and Military Sciences

7-9

Authors: Gamlet Мkrnchyan , Suren Mkrtchyan

View of authors on main problems of interconnection between the personality and the society on the modern stage of the civilization development (existence of the human in the reality of the post-modernist society) is presented in theses.

14-18

Authors: Beket Kazbekov, Zhanat Kazbekova

The authors analyze the results of radical market reforms undertaken in the post-Soviet countries on the basis of recommendations given by the international monetary organizations. On the background of the global crisis, authors assess the impact and consequences of these reforms in the social sector of these countries. On the basis of international experience, current trends in social processes development and considering their status and national characteristics authors determine strategic directions and necessary steps for social modernization in these countries.

22-24

Authors: Elena Agapova

In the new informational society the most effective way of information filtering is through manipulation of individual consciousness. Thus, the role of the censorship institute is taken to the sphere of high technologies and scientific researches of the human psyche. There was a genuine revolution in the ways of social and political government. The main trend of evolution of authority's technologies and the aim of their change and improvement is in achieving the maximum effect of influence upon people and their voluntary submission with the minimum expenditures.

30-31

Authors: Boris Testov , Lyudmila Baranova

The necessity to use the nuclear energy is very urgent nowadays. However, the use of the nuclear power plants often meets the negative public opinion. The general public is afraid of the negative consequences of environmental radioactive pollution. The negative consequences are formed on the basis of false ideas about the effect of radiation on the body. New notions about the mechanism of influence of the radiation on the living cell, substantially reducing the risk of radioactive environmental contamination for all living beings, are presented in the article.

36-39

Authors: Alexander Makhov

The authors consider activities of the sports club for the disabled people «Penguin» (Shuysk State Pedagogical University). Authors offer the legal justification of the public organization, goals, tasks and directions of its work.

44-47

Authors: Olga Boris , Valentina Parakhina

The essence of the holistic management (or intra-management) of the organization is shown. Implementation of intra-management models on the example of «the enterprise-environment (the ecological component» interaction is presented.

6-8

Authors: Natalia Alieva, Olga Gritskih

The article is devoted to the problem of knowledge in the correlation of rational and irrational in the modern world. The study revealed that rational knowledge is inseparable from the irrational. It is possible to achieve full knowledge only in their unity.

13-15

Authors: Zoya Lavrenteva

The author considers experience in organization and activities of foster families in Germany, USA, Italy and Russia. The emphasis is placed on the global tendency to return children temporarily transferred to foster families to their biological parents. Scientific approaches and technologies of preserving the relationship between a child and his or her biological parents are identified. The author presents methods and technologies of finding and teaching foster families. National specificity of social and pedagogical support of an adopted child is presented.

22-25

Authors: Julia Rokitskaya, Valentina Dolgova

Authors consider the phenomenology of development of the category "subject", phenomenology of "subjectivity", "professional self-determination", "society" as well as tendencies of their development. In the article authors have performed the analysis of impact of the society on professional self-determination of its subjects.

30-33

Authors: Yuri Tkachenko

The author shows that now the driving problem of global development is the contradiction between the biosphere, as the natural system, forming the environment, and the artificial human habitat - the technosphere. This contradiction will be resolved through civilized ecological revolution. In the course of this revolution the mankind will have to reject anthropocentrism in relations with the nature. It will be replaced by the ecocentrism. National states will launch the policy of radical ecological transformation - reorganization of the society, industry and the habitat on the basis of ecological requirements. That is the way such revolution will begin.

37-38

Authors: Diana Ismailova

The dynamics and challenges of the XXI century are fast and unpredictable. The first decade of the XXI century sets new spatial-temporal parameters defining the nature of the essence of international relations. Central Asia lies at the nexus of three great cultural regions: Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Energy security is on the agenda once again. Once again, the impact of energy on foreign policy and the global economy is clear. The problem is not one of those running out. Though some worry about possible close peak of the world oil production, the real risk to supplies over the next decade or two is not geology, but geopolitics.

42-43

Authors: Svetlana Storozhuk

Despite the fact that slogans related to ethnic-cultural and geographical disunity of modern Ukrainian society are often used in modern Ukrainian mass media and especially in presidential and parliamentary electoral programs, this problem has not become an important part of social and political thought in Ukraine. That is why the average citizens and even intelligentsia often do not adequately percept such an idea. In the present article the author demonstrates historic, geographic and cultural grounds of ethnic-cultural disunity of the Ukrainian society.

5-6

Authors: Olesya Kuznetsova

Spontaneous mass behavior is a difficult social phenomenon defining various forms of behavior of wide masses of people in certain circumstances and conditions.

10-12

Authors: Narmina Gurbanova

Jeyhun Hajibeyli is a brother of the composer Uzeyir Hajibeyov. A prominent public figure who has played a significant role in formation of the progressive social thought in Azerbaijan in the beginning of XX century. Was actively published in newspapers. The problems raised by him in publications: the society, education, politics, history, religion, literature and arts. In 1919 he left for Paris with the delegation from the Azerbaijan People's Government - to the Versailles Peace Conference. After the fall of the Azerbaijan People's Government he couldn't return to motherland. He worked in famous European newspapers. He is an author of such works as: "Haji Karim", "Karabakh’s Dialect and Folklore", "Azerbaijan Poetesses", "Anti-Islamic Promotion and Its Methods in Azerbaijan". In this report articles published by Jeyhun Hajibeyli in the "Kaspiy" newspaper in 1912-1917 devoted to matters of religion are considered. The author considers religion as a source of spiritual development and the basis of general human values.

16-17

Authors: Akmaral Magauova

In this report the author reveals the significance of the priority of formation of human capital for the economic progress of the society and the role of the educational system in this process.

22-24

Authors: Elena Zhidkova

This article is devoted to interconnection of the theory of progress and political rights in the views of the classicist of Russian law A.D. Gradovsky. We analyze the concept of political rights, the role of the theory of progress in political life of the state

28-30

Authors: Evgenie Korolev

The author considers aspects of possible influence of the state on the public opinion. In particular, application of exit-polls during the electioneering as a way to manipulate public consciousness and problems of human rights violation in the field of one’s own free will.

35-38

Authors: Elena Belavina

This research and analysis work is focused on consideration of semantic characteristics of the normative content of the concept of «human dignity», according to means of consideration of its etymological value used in the modern Russian language and its historical development. Each historical epoch is characterized by its own type of personality with unique qualitative level of development of self-esteem defined by the prevailing in the society relations of production. The complex of non-material benefits, whether it is life, health, dignity, personal integrity, honor, good name, business reputation, privacy, personal and family privacy, free movement and others - these are personal non-property rights. The concept of «dignity» is universal. It is supra-ideological, supra-state, supra-national concept. This is the very essence - the core of human values. And, by virtue of this, the person must respect human dignity - one's own and dignity of others. Dignity is a value-based self-attitude and attitude towards other people. Dignity is a manifestation of self-awareness and self-control personal self-demands rely on. It is closely connected with personal properties: conscience, honor, responsibility. The idea of human dignity as the highest value and the highest purpose of a man has been presented and developed by humanists of XIV-XVIII centuries in connection with a new understanding of the person (Petrarch, Jean Jacques Rousseau, Kant, Fichte). The bourgeois humanists of this period proclaimed the high value of a person regardless of the social origin: «An ignoble person doesn't lose his dignity until his life is worth it». The author notes the high priority the concept of «dignity» through its mapping and comparison with such terms as «right» and «personality». Keywords: