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Role of Сreative Social Practices in the Development of United Activities in Russian Society

Yury Grigorievich Volkov, Sergey Pavlovich Kulikov, Dmitry Valerievich Krotov, Anzhela Mikhailovna Salogub & Maksim Aleksandrovich Gnatyuk

pp. 9398-9409   |  Article Number: ijese.2016.664
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Abstract

 The article reveals the role of creative social practices in the development of united activities in Russian society. Creative social practices in Russian society are implemented by different social groups and strata for the purpose of self-realization, participation in socially important affairs when agreed by state institutions, ensuring safety and stability, and developing social creativity. In modern Russian society, there is a requirement for social solidarity associated with the mutual responsibility of the elites and the public, community groups and the state.

Keywords: global challenges, united activities, state institutions

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