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VALUE ORIENTATIONS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE CONTEXT OF THE GLOBAL MIGRATION CRISIS
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The article considers the problems of the influence of modern migratory processes on the formation of mass youth consciousness, sociocultural consequences of the transformation of communicative space of contemporary civilization in the global migration crisis; the need to carry out regular monitoring of youth value mind on the issues addressed is justified. On the basis of the data obtained from the carried out monitoring, the authors analyze the dynamics of studying youth's axiological conscious in their relation to migrants depending on the world ethno-political processes, respondents' age characteristics, places of their studying (higher educational establishments, secondary specialized educational institutions, schools) and living (town/city, village), political organizations, institutes of education, mass media and the Internet; the authors also clarify the hierarchy of factors, influencing the priorities of respondents' axiological conscious in their relation to other nationalities' representatives, including migrants; the paper contains the classification of types of actions, respondents are ready to express their attitude to migrants and other nationalities' representatives as well as the determination of respondents' negative attitude to migrantsВ’ dependency on the level of the latter's influence on the life of the settlements of the interviewed.
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