The Idealistic Attitude of N. Kazantzakis Toward Soviet Russia

the foreign policy of russia toward caucasus 2000-2008

after the soviet union dissolution, a chaotic period was begun in the russia. russia lost its glory and felt disgrace. the first group of elites came to power under yeltsin; they tried to re-define russia’s identity as a european country and build a foreign policy on this baseline. therefore russia tried to become closer with the west especially with the u.s. according to their view the sovie...

The students’ attitude of Aja University of Medical Sciences toward the idealistic management model

Background: Attitude toward management models plays a significant role in the organization's progress and the health of human capital. Since the students of the Aja University of Medical Sciences will play a key role in managing the military health institutes and providing health for army personnel and their families in the future, so this study was conducted to investigate the students’ attitu...

Propaganda in Soviet Russia

Two years ago the writer found plenty of evidence. Red flags, censored newspapers, directed excursions, indoctrinated schools, motivated plays, didactic pictures, and continuous radio messages preach communism. Appeals to the need for security and class loyalty, dogmatic assertion of Marxian philosophy, the example of leaders, and calls to participation are used as incentives to action. The res...

Religious Culture: Faith in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia

New Realities: Libraries in Post-Soviet Russia

The transition away from communism toward a more democratic society and the move to a market economy had profound effects on Russian libraries. Using the main public library in Bryansk, the Bryansk Region Scientific Library, as a case study, this article examines the changes in library service, including information access and the opening of previously closed collections, funding issues, the li...