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The changes in mass conscious of Russian Diaspora in Baltic countries




R. Kh. Simonyan

Cand. sci. (philosophy), head of the Russian-Baltic Centre of Institute of Sociology RAS

There are analyzed the changes in orientations and attitudes in Russian Diaspora in Baltic countries. Psychological typology of consisting groups is suggested; the dynamics of changes in mass consciousness and feelings of different strata of titular population is tracked. The adaptation process in representatives of Russian Diaspora to conditions of contemporary labor market in Baltic region and appearance of new ethnopsychological phenomenon such as "Euro-Russians" are considered.

Key words: psychological type, image of nation, tolerance, cross identification, ethnic stereotypes, value orientations.

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