Psychology in Russia: State of the Art, Moscow: Russian Psychological Society, Lomonosov Moscow State University, 2016, 1, 192 p.
Special Issue: Multiculturalism and Intercultural Relations: Comparative Analysis
Guest editors:
John W. Berry (Canada)
John W. Berry (Canada)
Editorial
Multiculturalism and intercultural relations: Regional cases
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Comparative analysis of Canadian multiculturalism policy and the multiculturalism policies of other countries
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Intercultural relations in Russia and Latvia: the relationship between contact and cultural security
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Intercultural relations in Kabardino-Balkaria: Does integration always lead to subjective well-being?
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The representation of love among Brazilians, Russians and Central Africans: A comparative analysis
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Assimilation or integration: Similarities and differences between acculturation attitudes of migrants from Central Asia and Russians in Central Russia
Intercultural relationships in the students’ environment
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Ethnoreligious attitudes of contemporary Russian students toward labor migrants as a social group
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Ethnopsychological aspects of the meaning-of-life and value orientations of Armenian and Russian students
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Readiness for interaction with inoethnic subjects of education and ethnic worldview
Multiculturalism in public and private spaces
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On analyzing the results of empirical research into the life-purpose orientations of adults of various ethnic identities and religious affiliati
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Examining the public’s exposure to reports about ethnic groups in mainstream Russian media
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Attitude as labor migrants’ social-psychological adaptation factor (Labor migrants from Uzbekistan taken as examples)
Book reviews
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Warrior’s Spirit: Review of Michael Matthews’s book Head Strong: How Psychology is Revolutionizing War