Mobilization agenda of generations in the mirror of the "IQBuzz" system (experience of analyzing protests in Siberian cities)

The aim of this work is to study changes in the mobilization agenda (printed and audiovisual statements by leaders participants political communities aimed at establishing control over significant resources) context generational change. research design was set theoretical constructs formulated within tradition identifying describing dynamics generations (K. Mannheim, W. Strauss, N. Hove, V. Radaev), a complex theory identity formation through interactive ritual interaction (R. Collins, Rozov) Ch. Tilly. focus attention hypothesis Radaev about intergenerational «rift», absence common themes between representatives Soviet Russian generations. Using capabilities cybermetric methods provided IQBuzz automated message analysis system, author identifies complexes that determine January 2021 Siberian cities. Comparison obtained data with real behavior comparison publications each other similarity difference allow us draw conclusion peculiarities manifestation activity millennials. results show that, as such, there no rift, despite all dissimilarity, have number politicized topics (social justice, national identity). main symbolic conflict takes place «power» communities, those who received certain competitive collective advantages framework policy declared state (political agenda), do not them («non-systemic opposition»). line runs rather same generation, peers, some whom are included official system act independently field. prospects continuing quite organically combined existing traditions generations: classical archetypes «prophets», «nomads» «heroes» studies «sixties» - «seventies».