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The latest issue of the journal “Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing” (2024, No. 2) has been published

22 June 2024

We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of the journal “Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing” (2024, No. 2) has been published. We draw attention to the scholarly and social relevance of its materials — most of the articles consider their problems in the context of the war and of the post-war development of Ukraine and the world. Contents:

Articles

Foster, L. (Kyiv), Hetman, Y. (Kyiv)

Socio-political activism: transformational challenges in the context of war

Rakhmanov, O. (Kyiv)

The perception of Ukrainians about political life in the post-war period and the prospects for the spread of populism

Alexseev, M.A. (San Diego), Dembitskyi, S. (Kyiv)

Victory-in-freedom: Ukraine’s democratic resilience in the face of war

Bevzenko, L. (Kyiv)

War and the new world order: variants of expected scenarios in the context of the complexity paradigm

Khraban, T. (Kyiv), Khraban, M. (Kyiv)

Media coverage of the impact of the war on gender segregation in the Ukrainian labor market

Burova, O. (Kyiv), Hlomozda, D. (Kyiv)

A study of trust and satisfaction with local authorities in Ukraine. The impact of populism

Stegnii, O. (Kyiv)

Environmental public opinion: methodological principles of research

Reznik, V. (Kyiv)

Research programs and the progress of theory in sociology: the post-positivist conception of J. Berger, M. Zelditch Jr. and D. Wagner

Sociological essays

Pylypenko, V. (Kyiv), Smakota, V. (Kyiv)

Sociological forecasting: features of study and nowadays problems

Academic life

Ukrainian sociological thought in search of paths of social and economic development

Full versions of the articles are available at the following link: https://stmm.in.ua/archive/issue.php?issue=2024-2

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