. we will now also talk about the social polls in russia, now oleksandr shulga, doctor of sociological sciencesf the institute of conflict studies and analysis of russia, should join us. literally in a second, mr. shulga will join us we are waiting for him and so far information from the security service of ukraine fighters of the invisible front exposed prisoners of the rivne colony who demanded money from the families of prisoners of war three prisoners of a local correctional colony organized illegal activities who were serving sentences for serious crimes criminals found people on the internet who are looking for their relatives of the participants in hostilities and presented themselves to them as military officials , later for money they offered citizens in quotes help in the designated places of stay due to the state of health, conifers disappeared or even their release from captivity, the cost of such pseudo-services ranged from three to almost 100,000 hryvnias, the amount depended on the emotional and psychological state of the victims and their financial capabilities, the money was as

numbers that weren't there. which since april 1992 we started at the institute of sociology of the national academy of sciencesar in cooperation with the kyiv international institute of sociology with its we conducted this research through the survey network. what an interesting day, the results of this study are more interesting than what i recommended to pay attention to. the first thing is that ukrainians have changed their attitude towards the state. let's take a look at the data from november 21st, 2019, which are clearly negative. attitudes towards the state were in 44%, and moderate 12th, i.e. 55% of ukrainians had negative attitudes towards their state and there were 50 44 moderate units 12 and 40 and 55 but there were rough ones just five percent, compare 44.5 the difference is some kind of change and the same with the positive if it was in november of the 21st year , uh, only 7% of positive evaluations, 7% of ukrainian citizens had a generally positive attitude towards their state, well, the professional situation and now 40-7% are positive. in comparison with those who have a negative attitude towar

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in april 1992, we started at the institute of sociology of the national academy of sciences in decembern with the kyiv international institute of sociology with its survey network, we conducted this research. and here are the most interesting results of this research . attention first of all, the first thing is that ukrainians have changed their attitude towards the state , so let's look at the data from november 21st , 44% had a distinctly negative attitude towards the state, and moderately negative in the 12th, i.e. 55% of ukrainians had negative attitudes towards their country, and there were 44 moderate negative attitudes, 12, 40, and 55. however , in december, there were only five percent of clearly negative, compare 44.5 and the same with positive if it was in november 21 in 2018 , only 7% of positive assessments of 7% of ukrainian citizens had a generally positive attitude towards their country , well, the insurance situation, and now 40-7% have a positive attitude. in comparison with those who have a negative attitude, that is, the same with political leaders, never seen leaders

institute of sociology national academy of sciences of belarus conducted an online study.hird book fair visitor surveyed first of all to get information about book novelties. and some buy books. at a low price , more than half of the survey participants are going to buy art books at the exhibition. about every four percent of respondents prefer the operation primarily for their reading experience and taste. respondents are also guided by the recommendations of friends , relatives, colleagues, design, we cost books images of a bookstore in printed format. only a little more than 8% of the respondents choose electronic audiobooks, about two percent and visitors received information about the exhibition of the fair primarily from internet sites of portals and from friends of relatives of work colleagues, as well as from television advertising. in the republican competitions among children and teenagers in hockey, the golden puck for the prizes of the president of belarus was determined by the winner of the senior age group of the division. b becomes a graduate of the competit

this is the actual operatively sent sociology and political science. we would need to work on it. want to take them to the institute they liked. alexey thunders is my friend, but the truth is more expensive, weak, than the russian leadership. i do not take. now here's the problem the return of russian uh to the territory of russia , it was somehow a topic discussed, it is important. i now, and in another, dedicated this to the last and everything, increasing in volume of events. it's time to officially take the leadership of the ra-russian policy of open doors for the inhabitants of western countries of traditional family values ​​and traditional sexual relations. everyone should be able to move to russia to imagine this questionnaire. what questionnaire is worth the commission is studying, come on, dear man, it's no more difficult than in the military registration and enlistment office, when there were military registration and enlistment offices at all, at least in america, the bundestag from an alternative for germany that many want to move, but out

we spoke to political sociology professor dr. science sunday, and he can all makes experts fires. i a to law. he who said that you that iran search for new partners. it's where was this thing? sanctions while also benefiting africa the current president. but he might, if he is boosting again, the operation was africa now the 3 between he long and is over $1000000000.00 in the last 2 months of the they have open also 8 centers for iranian centers to make business and boost relations between indian economy manian centers of technology and how and africa and many african states. so this is part of the mean strategy of the along to break the sanctions and sure that the world is not consistent of what's been counted. but the also other can be on the continent that can have 3 was then you know, i'm is suffering from enough sanctions. i don't think you'll, if you have more attention it will stop. and in fact, i think the blending different routes to trade between the on and, and those african that would facilitate the relations and it would present a model the offer that we are a country

the documentary is shadow and to whom should it be between the students of communication sciences and sociology and now a conversation that can be had about the anti-technical generation, now the humanities if there is no interaction , the steps will be installed, these spaces will be drowned, an invitation to the young generation who will watch this documentary i will watch the documentary "shayeha" today at 22:00 on the documentary network it is possible and it will be repeated tomorrow at 15:00 . to all the members of the board of directors of the commission center, please do not hesitate to serve me. in some cases, i have consolidated the border in the consul. in some places, we will put the law of permanent method, we will put the main law, we will put the mother law , sometimes because you want a part and the importance let's choose an option from that complete rule and we will rewrite and say that we will re-approve. if we talk from a non-legal point of view, we closed it, but if we look at it from a legal point of view, from a legislative point of view, we will create a new law. my hear

we spoke to political sociology. professor dr. science sunday, and economics expert fired i a law he who set that views that a wrong search for new partners is this. where was this thing? sanctions while also benefiting africa. the compressor that he might see is boosting again the cooperation with africa. now the 3 between e long and abstract is over $1000000000.00. in the last 10 months of that goal, we have open also 8 centers for iranian centers to make the business and boost deletions between iranian economy, manian centers of technology, and the highland africa, and many african states. so this is part of the mean strategy of the along to break the sanctions and sure that the world is not consistent of western countries, but there are also other can be on the continent that can have 3 was then you know, i'm is suffering from enough functions, i don't think you'll, if you have more sanction, it will stop. and in fact, i think the planning different to, to, to read between the on and, and those african that would facilitate the relations. and it would present a model the offer as

sociology of the academy of sciences of ukraine state duty on leo he, uh, this institute conducted a and this study came out, and it gives a natural interior, which is remarkable in this. for me, this is a bit shocking information. he writes that well, let's say, only 10% of ukrainians are ready for peace against the territory, they are ready to give the territory of ukraine to the world, all the rest are categorically against it. he even says that zelensky, that zelensky has such a position not to meet putin sit down at the negotiating table. it's not personal from italian. it's such a tired, uh, thing, what's in ukrainian society? as he says institute director of the study, as he conducted you understand he, yes, he says that the nazi germany 1942 sociological service is conducting a survey. here he is, for example, but what else does he say that ukraine, as a country today, is the most anti-soviet of europe, that is, we even moved to poland and far away. and that is, you can continue to say what it is? that is, he explains why ukraine is there to be destroyed, you see, you see it,

well, for example, i recently spoke with representatives, and our institute of sociology of the russian academy of sciencescted a unique study. they interviewed a married couple, a and asked. and how many children they would like to have, and a very interesting situation turned out that there is a significant number of families where one of the parents wants to have more children, and the second parent e. the spouse does not want to, and officially said, very often not. no correlation, somewhere. this woman. where are you man. and this is uh, including the work of the state, so that we have uh there were films, so that there were works, so that it was encouraged, that it was clear that the state was interested , that it was welcomed, that it was necessary for the state task, so that there should be much more of us in general, in the russian federation there should be at least 300 million people, and not like now e 150 e 6.5 and in this connection it is necessary to support both financially and immorally this desire and test this desire to be, uh, a large family and have at least three children. this should

sociology there. is it somehow like a science there are manipulation processes with with numbers, some certain er announceome certain numbers that no, well, obviously do not correspond, but er, today, for example , russians said that more than half of russians have become more proud of their country in the last year, this may be due to the fact that they are shouting there that they they are fighting with nato and the west, not from ukraine, it is clear that they are tearing this shirt on themselves and wanted to add an alcoholic. well , i have an idea that someone is sitting in front of the tv and is proud of the fact that russia is killing ukrainians, that uh, russia is erasing and and village ukrainians are simply gone as uh, what to do, we already talked about this once, what to do with the russians themselves. it is clear that the situation in the world will change, groups of influence will change into two poles sooner or later there will be agreements among themselves, beijing means washington er, regarding global processes , but well, there are 100, 100, 130 or 140 million e russians who are proud,

journalists are at all, despite all its shortcomings, it is a topical promptly dispatched. sociology political science, they we would need to work on it. want to take them to the institute they liked. so it's no longer complicated. here, yes, that is, they asked the price, which means that i have a lot of friends working there, including the director of journalists, there is no censorship to cut something. alexei gromy is my friend, but the truth is this road, weak, that i do not take the russian leadership. right now, the problem of the return of russian e-e on the territory of russia was discussed somehow. she is yours, i’m now about a different color, that’s the last and that’s it, it’s time to increase me, e, according to the volume of events formally take the leadership of the russian leadership policy of open doors for westerners of traditional family values ​​and traditional sexual relations. everyone should be able to move to russia to imagine this questionnaire. what questionnaire is being studied? a. well, not with a person, it's no more difficult than in the military registration and enlist

and fuel and fertilizers, crippling local farmers. professor of political sociology at the american university of cairo. dr. science said deck says that in order to attract foreign investment, african countries are pushed into i m. f agreement. despite a history of fund requirements, actually damaging economy, it's so public premium. now indonesia will be offering you can on the nbc dentist and i love the agreement with you. more cutting subsidies more to it again, i'm a patient on the daily lives. it would be not acceptable, but now the only game in town to the condition of the nation is that you must get a sample and i am. otherwise, no phone donors will come to you. and that's why the are under pressure to, to do something. if you look at very good i m f in africa, many countries. so that if they have disagreements to balance the budget and deal with the following debt. and you can get that things would be better. but what's happened is, i think even got worth more unemployment, more poverty had been expanded because of the traditional being given to everybody. it's the same medicine. everybody. we get this, you

return the fugitives also came to the thesis that science and art should not have national borders analyzed statistics according to the institute of sociology from 2021 to 23 the number of belarusians who are satisfied with their own standard of living has grown by seventy-three percent to 81 on the one hand. we have been living as boys for almost our entire history as independent countries on the other side. here are even additional factors related to the complexity of the international. the situation from the pandemic, uh, allowed all the same in belarus in the strength of the right course. here is the economic development to achieve high success. that's to ensure their food security and the filling of goods in our domestic markets belarusians do not suffer from a shortage of goods, therefore, people do not see that life is getting worse. they see an improvement in life, so they celebrate it, and this, of course, is very pleasing. uh, but like the president says to relax early. uh, so to speak , also our national and influenced the scientific community and how things are today in the field international cooperation at the academy of arts.

other subjects and that includes technical topics such as math, computer science and biology but also explicitly includes sociology and law. as a direct response to these plans, the ministry of education mandated ai in high school curricula in 2017 and standardized and undergraduate ai major in 2019. this is now offered at over 440 unersities and ichina's mos polar new major. universities have also launched more than 50 ai institutes. this exceeds the plans goals to have at least 100 ai majors and 50 ai institutes by 2020. many of china's most elite universities offer the ai major including all of the ivleague equivalency and all of the seven sons of national defense. 2022 diverges from this elite track. with a few exceptions such as peking university, the 95 institutions that added the ai major in 2022 were mainly lower tier including multiple vocational colleges in rural areas. while this could expand china's ai talent pipeline, it also runs the risk that china's push could lead to limited instructional resources. this is especially pronounced in under resourced areas which could produce underwhelming results. b

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sociology, uc san diego. i also did a degree in science studies. you tend to have this overarching question. there's some kind of puzzle that racks your brain constant, and for me it was really about how do people use the internet to coordinate social action, to create social change, to create new opportunities, to have political movements or cultural revolutions and so my academic career was built on this big and broad about how do people get anything done? and so in my dissertation research, i was looking at the occupy movement. i wasn't entirely satisfied with of the histories that had been written about the occupy movement because they focused on anarcho movements inside of occupy the left union up and as mackenzie walk has written, showed up and said it's that everybody's here because i'm your leader all right. but nobody had written history of occupy from the perspective of the right wing or or from the perspective of the kind of chaos of groups of people who were first and foremost a.k.a and anti-media. and so, as we were studying and thinking about the internet over the years, i have

uh, the head of the institute of sociology of the academy of sciences of ukraine, the state duty on thenterior, which is remarkable in this. for me, this is a bit shocking information. he writes that well, let's say, only 10% of ukrainians are ready for peace against the territory, they are ready to give up the territory of ukraine everyone else is categorically against the world, moreover, he even says that zelensky, that zelensky has such a position not to meet with putin, not to sit down at the negotiating table - this is not zelensky’s personality, this is such a tired, uh, thing, what is in ukrainian society so says the institute head of the research institute, as he conducted, you understand, yes, he says that the nazi germany 1942 sociological service conducts a survey. here he is, for example, but what else does he say that ukraine as a country on today, the most anti-soviet of all european countries, that is, we have crossed even into poland and far away. and that is, you can continue to say what it is? that is, he explains why ukraine no, look, you see, you think so, and he sa

studies, sociology, psychiatry, all these scientific disciplines can give out their strictly scientific description of what is called national character, but each person and without any sciencehat is at stake. suffice it to recall countless jokes on the national theme. the content of the national character one can evaluate by two parameters what people of a particular linguistic culture would like to be and what they are when describing the ideal type of a russian person. all russian-thinking people will agree that it’s bad to slander dorn, interfere in dorn’s other people’s affairs, ruin one’s own virtues, fall into a bad hysterics, climb into dorn’s monastery with one’s charter, judge others badly, compromise, badly. but to remain silent until you are asked well to cede the right to resolve the issue by a more competent person well to protect the weak good to keep the loyalty good to keep the glory good, and so on. if we sum up the data of various sciences related to a person, we get a rather curious picture of a russian person who is inclined to consider himself no worse than others; lack of visible career success; circumstances that prevented his talents from revealing.

so people who work in areas of science and humanities right it's very much like the doctors and the public health folks and not the sociology and the political scientists and the folks who are kind, understand decision theory, understand how people, think about issues and consider and i don't think the social sciences going to fix this entirely, but i do think that there's there needs to be places of discussion and thinking about, you know, a lot of my colleagues, these kind of op eds science and in jama about like here's the messages that we know might be most effective and i just don't know how much uptake there was on the government side from that right. like i think a lot of us were kind of like shouting about this, but i'm not sure how much engagement there was from kind of formal. formal, you institutions of of folks who do work in social sciences. yeah 100% agree actually in the cdc there people there are economists social scientists behavioral psychologists the kinds of people you would need to make a sort of more holistic decision about things. and my understanding from reporting i've done is that even though those

dorothy is a professor of law in sociology at the university of pennsylvania law school in the founding director of the penn program on race, sciencethe center for african studies. also an award-winning author portable important books including killing the black body. race, reproduction and the meaning of liberty. yesterday, a delegation of lawmakers not by the republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of georgia took a field trip of sorts to a d.c. jail to visit several january 6th offenders. some of those republicans have called these incarcerated insurrectionists political prisoners. let me remind, you they are in jail on charges like assault and police officers, obstructing an official proceeding, breaking and entering into a federal building and the showing federal property. these are real and dangerous crimes. but there are actually real, political prisoners wrongfully detained in jails around the world. about 60 americans are currently being held hostage in four nations. several were freed this week and in a few minutes, we are going to give them the coverage they deserve. ection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala