Sociocultural Mechanisms of North Caucasian Historical Process: Newest Time

Karamurzov B.S.; Borov A.Kh.; Dzamikhov K.Ph.; Muratova E.G.

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Sociocultural Mechanisms of North Caucasian Historical Process: Newest Time

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The article presents an assessment of major trends of historical process in the region of North Caucasus in the 20th century. It is argued that their general drift was towards modernization but the duality of traditional vs. modern, ethnic vs. transnational etc. in the structures of local societies and cultures was by no means overcome towards the end of 1980s. From here originate most of current problems in regional development.

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