国家和公民:探索俄罗斯人民对从苏联到俄罗斯联邦的社会政治经济过渡的看法以及他们对新国家的承诺

Q1 Social Sciences

European Politics and Society Pub Date : 2022-01-20 DOI:10.1080/23745118.2022.2028346

Qingjiang Yao

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摘要本研究利用世界价值调查中的五波俄罗斯数据，从俄罗斯人民对几个关键社会指标的看法出发，对后苏联和俄罗斯联邦进行了比较，并探讨了预测俄罗斯人民对新国家承诺的因素。从苏联到俄罗斯联邦的转变增强了俄罗斯人民的社会福利，尽管最初是痛苦的。社会信任、对媒体和电视的信心以及个人政治话语尚未恢复。电视新闻消费似乎建立了人们的民族自豪感和为国家而战的意愿。俄罗斯人民对新联邦的认同和自豪感与他们作为独联体或世界一部分的意识密切相关。他们的民族认同感、民族自豪感和为国家而战的意愿也表现出一种传统的认知-情感-认知层次结构。

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The nation and the citizens: exploring Russian people’s perception of the socio-political-economic transition from the USSR to the Russian federation and their commitment to the new nation

ABSTRACT Using the five waves of Russian data in the World Value Survey, this study compares the late USSR with the Russian Federation from Russian people’s perceptions against several key social indicators and explores factors predicting Russian people’s commitment to the new nation. The transformation from the USSR to the Russian Federation is found enhancing Russian people’s social well-being, although beginning with bitterness. Social trust, confidence in the press and television, and personal political discourses have not been revived yet. Television news consumption appears to build people’s national pride and willingness to fight for the country. Russian peoples’ identification with, and pride of, the new federation are positively associated with their awareness of being a part of the CIS or the world. Their national identity, national pride, and willingness to fight for the country also show a form of the traditional cognitive-affective-conative hierarchy.

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European Politics and Society Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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