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Intercultural and ethno-confessional communications in the media space (review of the monograph «Intercultural and ethno-confessional media communications»)

Abstract

The article reveals the main provisions of the formation and development of intercultural and ethno-confessional communications in the media space. The article considers intercultural interaction in the context of institutional changes. The role of religious non-profit organizations in the information space of Russia and media communications in preventing ethno-religious conflicts is determined. Special attention is paid to the substantiation of various identities in the cultural space: cultural, ethnic, national, religious, civil.

About the Author

O. F. Kireeva
Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
Russian Federation

Olga Kireeva, PhD in Sociology, Associate Professor at the Department of Information Process Management, Faculty of Journalism, Institute of Public Administration and Management

76 Vernadsky Ave., Moscow, 119545



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Kireeva O.F. Intercultural and ethno-confessional communications in the media space (review of the monograph «Intercultural and ethno-confessional media communications»). Communicology. 2025;13(4):73-84. (In Russ.)

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