Keyword "RELIGIOSITY" found in the following publications:

• NEW LOGICAL BASES FOR RESEARCH OF ORTHODOX CHURCHLINESS

  Abstract. There is an opinion among sociologists of religion that it is impossible to quantify religiosity by the ...

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• RELIGIOSITY AND MULTICELTURALISM IN THE CONTEXT OF SOCIAL SELF-PRESENTATION OF THE REGION (ON THE EXAMPLE OF REPUBLIC OF MORDOVIA)

  The article covers the social functions of post-Soviet religiosity in the aspect of its use for cultural «branding» of the ...

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• DYNAMICS OF THE POST/DE/SECULARIZATION PROCESS AMONG THE YOUTH GROUPS OF THE MOSCOW METROPOLIS
   

  This article analyzes the monitoring indicators of sociological studies of the capital of Russia, characterizing the involvement of young ...

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• DYNAMICS OF RELIGIOUS COMMITMENTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN RUSSIA

  The article analyzes the data collected in four regular sociological surveys (RLMS HSE, The European Social Survey, The European ...

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• SOCIAL CAPITAL AND RELIGIOSITY IN RUSSIA: ANALYSIS FROM THE “DONOR” AND “RECIPIENT” PERSPECTIVE
   

  The article discusses the dynamics of various indicators of social capital in Russia and the relationship of social capital ...

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• TRADITIONAL VALUE ORIENTATION AND RELIGIOSITY – A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS ACROSS EUROPE

  In this paper, we examine the relationship between traditional value orientation and religiosity in European societies. While the association ...

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• SOCIETALISATION AND RELIGIOSITY INDICATORS IN EUROPE: A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS

  The main goal of the paper is to explore whether the process of societalisation (Bryan Wilson) has a real ...

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• DYNAMICS OF PEOPLE'S ATTACHMENT TO THE (ORTHODOX) RELIGION AND THE CHURCH IN SERBIA

  In an overview manner the authors keep a close watch on the general socio-political conditions in Serbia in their ...

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• FAMILY AND COMMUNITY: INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF RELIGIOSITY IN RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH

  The article examines religious socialization in the families of Russian Orthodox Church parishioners. The analysis is based on the ...

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• THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGIOSITY ON MARITAL AND FAMILY ATTITUDES OF MODERN YOUTH
   

  The article examines the influence of religious identity on the attitude of modern youth towards the institution of marriage ...

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• ORTHODOX BELIEVER OF THE KAMA REGION: XX-XXI CENTURIES

  The article is devoted to the establishment of peculiarities of cultic practice of provincial Orthodoxy using the example of Perm ...

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• RELIGION AND MENTAL HEALTH

  In this paper, we will present an empirical research motivated by the wish to learn how religion affects mental health, ...

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• THE CROSS-CONFESSIONAL MODEL FOR STUDYING RELIGIOSITY: ELABORATION AND IMPLEMENTATION IN BELARUS

  To make studying religiosity of the poly-confessional Belarusian society constant and systematic, the model of research was elaborated based on ...

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• GOD AND GENDER. THE DYNAMICS OF CHANGES IN RELIGIOSITY IN THE COUNTRIES OF THE FORMER SFRY

  In this paper, the author analyzes the differences between male and female gender in relation to (non-)religiosity. The humankind ...

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• METHODOLOGICAL AND METHODICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CORRELATION OF RELIGIOUS AND CONFESSIONAL SELF-IDENTIFICATION
  (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE STUDIED SUBJECTS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

  The article is devoted to the urgent problem of studying religious and confessional self-identification of the population in the post-Soviet ...

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• Q-METHODOLOGY IN THE STUDY OF "WEAK RELIGIOSITY"

  Contemporary sociology of religion lacks an approach that allows identifying and interpreting the essential characteristics of “weak religiosity”. The ...

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