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The Subjects of Norm-Creating in the Representations of Law Students
 
PIIS013216250012553-1-1
DOI10.31857/S013216250012553-1
Publication type Article
Status Published
Authors
Sergey Ushkin 
Occupation: Leading Researcher
Affiliation: Social Processes Monitoring Department, Scientific Center of Social-Economic Monitoring State Institution
Address: Russian Federation, Saransk
Ekaterina A. Koval
Occupation: Professor
Affiliation: Middle-Volga Institute – branch of All-Russian State University of Justice (RLA of the Ministry of Justice of Russia)
Address: Russian Federation, Saransk
Journal nameSotsiologicheskie issledovaniya
EditionIssue 2
Pages57-66
Abstract

To research the ideas of modern Russian students about social norms, it seems promising to study the views of those who in the near future will use their professional competencies in the norm-creating activities – law students. The authors work with empirical material obtained in 2016 (N = 374) and 2020 (N = 415) on the basis of branches of the All-Russian State University of Justice (RLA of the Ministry of Justice of Russia). The patterns of formation and mutual influence of legal, moral and religious norms were revealed. It is proved that in the social imaginary of young people, there are tendencies to exclude minority groups (sexual, national, religious) from the rule-making processes, although an increase in tolerance towards these groups is recorded in dynamics.

Keywordsnorms of law, norms of morality, norms of religion, cultural values, social imaginary, norm-creating
AcknowledgmentThe paper is part of the research project «Norm-creating of Morality, Law and Religion» (RFBR No 19-011-00082).
Received12.03.2021
Publication date25.03.2021
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