2408-9338Research result. Sociology and Management2408-933810.18413/2408-9338-2018-4-1-63-711365SOCIAL STRUCTURE, SOCIAL INSTITUTES AND PROCESSESVOLUNTEERING: THE POTENTIAL OF SELF-ORGANIZATION OF THE RUSSIAN YOUTHVOLUNTEERING: THE POTENTIAL OF SELF-ORGANIZATION OF THE RUSSIAN YOUTHKisilenkoAnastasiya V.KisilenkoAnastasiya V.kisilenko@bsu.edu.ruBelgorod State National Research University, 308009, Russia, Belgorod, 78, Preobrazhenskaya St.20184100

The article deals with the issues of self-organization of Russian youth, which may acquire a different orientation. The Pro-social potential of volunteer self-organization of citizens and essential characteristics of this phenomenon are noted. On the basis of data of mass poll "Youth participation in volunteer activity: potential, problems, prospects of development" the dispositional structure of volunteer activity of youth of one of regions of Russia which is based on allocation of two differentiating signs is defined, (1) installation of youth on volunteer activity; (2) experience of volunteer participation. On the basis of orientation/disorientation to volunteer participation, four groups are identified, reflecting the social attitudes of young people to volunteer activities: "active" and "potential" volunteers, "passive" and "promising" volunteers. The socio-demographic characteristics of the selected types are described and the potential of youth self-organization in the form of volunteering is estimated. Acknowledgment: The research was carried out within the framework of the state task of the National Research University "BelGU" for 2017, project No. 28.7195.2017 / BC "Risks and trends of self-preserving behavior of the population of the central regions of the Russian Federation".

The article deals with the issues of self-organization of Russian youth, which may acquire a different orientation. The Pro-social potential of volunteer self-organization of citizens and essential characteristics of this phenomenon are noted. On the basis of data of mass poll "Youth participation in volunteer activity: potential, problems, prospects of development" the dispositional structure of volunteer activity of youth of one of regions of Russia which is based on allocation of two differentiating signs is defined, (1) installation of youth on volunteer activity; (2) experience of volunteer participation. On the basis of orientation/disorientation to volunteer participation, four groups are identified, reflecting the social attitudes of young people to volunteer activities: "active" and "potential" volunteers, "passive" and "promising" volunteers. The socio-demographic characteristics of the selected types are described and the potential of youth self-organization in the form of volunteering is estimated. Acknowledgment: The research was carried out within the framework of the state task of the National Research University "BelGU" for 2017, project No. 28.7195.2017 / BC "Risks and trends of self-preserving behavior of the population of the central regions of the Russian Federation".

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