Conservative Trends In Politics And Archaization Of The Russian Society
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https://doi.org/10.36097/rsan.v0i36.1220Keywords:
conservatism, archaization, modernization, public administration, russian society, neopatrimonialismAbstract
The article explores the foundations of conservative trends in Russian politics. The manifestation of conservative tendencies is seen in the very nature of the neo-patrimonial political regime prevailing in post-Soviet Russia, and in the legitimizing ideology on which it is based. The formation of the neopatrimonial regime and its ideological foundations are considered as a manifestation of the archaization of Russian society, which also manifests itself in the strengthening of the role of religion in Russian society; while religiosity itself has a certain specificity, which makes it possible to talk about the presence of archaizing tendencies within the framework of religious consciousness.
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