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CONFLICTNESS OF INTER-ETHNIC INTERACTION IN THE LABOR COLLECTIVE

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Stepanova A.
Czech Journal of Social Sciences, Business and Economics
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2014
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vol. 3
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issue 1
6-15
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This paper focuses on ethnic tensions that level of interstate moves in intergroup and interpersonal level. This problem is extremely relevant for the modern Russian society, but it is poorly understood at the theoretical and practical levels. Conflict interaction in a labor collective, based on differences by ethnicity, recently reached the level of the problem, but increasingly consolidated in contemporary Russia. The article provides an analysis of empirical research. The basic hypothesis: tensions and conflicts of inter-ethnic interaction in the workplace can be caused by the loss of ethnic identity of respondents as a result of adaptation to the socio-cultural environment and a high degree of manifestation of assimilation and conformity. Goal of research: to identify the presence of tension and conflict in interethnic relations in the working team and conditionality of their occurrence. Method of research is a survey, which includes techniques of cross-cultural psychology. Analysis of the data showed a trend adaptation of ethnic groups to the rules and norms of Russian community. To the least different from the Russian community, migrants are forced to show conformity.
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Together, But Almost Alone? On the Ethno-Political Aspects of Interethnic Interactions of West-Ukrainian Lands in 1867–1914

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Monolatii I. S.
Central European Papers
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2014
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vol. 2
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issue 1
9-24
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The article examines the institutional processes in the ethnopolitics of Austro-Hungary concerned with the rights and needs of ethnic actors and the processes of internal and external institutionalization of Ukrainian, Polish, Jewish, Romanian and German political actors in Galicia and Bukovina. The legal basis for the formalization of political participation of citizens and the policy priorities of the state are characterized in terms of ethnic awakening. We trace a genesis of the ethnic catalyst of the political mobilization and determine the relationship between the occupational structure and the lines of social division expressed in the ethnic terms. The platforms and strategies of the political parties founded along ethnic lines are analyzed. We also examine the mobilization factors of electoral and protest participations, the catalysts of competition among ethno-national communities with different statuses, the variability of protection of group interests, and the compromises and consensuses of the formalized and unformalized ethnic actors.
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