Changing Societies & Personalities №1 2017 (449,00 руб.)

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Published quarterly Founded in 2016 Founder and Publisher Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia Boris N.Yeltsin. Address: 19 Mira St, 620002, Yekaterinburg, Russia Journal contact information 51 Lenin Ave, room 240, 620014, Yekaterinburg, Russia Phone: +7 (343) 389-9412 E-mail: editor@changing-sp.com Web-site: https://changing-sp.com The Journal is registered by the Federal Agency for Supervision in the Sphere of Telecommunication, Information Technologies and Mass Communication, Certificate of Registration: ПИ ¹ ÔÑ77-65509 от 04 мая 2016 Aims and scope «Changing Societies & Personalities» is an international, peer-reviewed quarterly journal, published in English by the Ural Federal University. CS&P examines how rapid societallevel changes are reshaping individual-level beliefs, motivations and values — and how these individual-level changes in turn are reshaping societies. The interplay of personality traits and sociocultural factors in defining motivation, deliberation, action and reflection of individuals requires a combination of theoretical and empirical knowledge. Since an interdisciplinary approach is needed to understand the causes and consequences of the contemporary world’s changing socio-political institutions, moral values, and religious beliefs, the journal welcomes theoretical and empirical contributions from a wide range of perspectives in the context of value pluralism and social heterogeneity of (post)modern society. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to - Value implications of interactions between socio-political transformations and personal self-identity; - Changes in value orientations, materialist and post-materialist values; - Moral reasoning and behavior; - Variability and continuity in the election of styles of moral regime and/or religious identity; - The moral bases of political preferences and their elimination; - Social exclusion and inclusion; - Post-secular religious individualism; - Tolerance and merely ‘tolerating’: their meanings, varieties and fundamental bases; - Ideologies of gender and age as variables in political, moral, religious and social change; - Educational strategies as training for specific social competences; - Social and existential security. - The journal publishes original research articles, forum discussions, review articles and book reviews.

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2 Changing Societies & Personalities, 2017 Vol.1, No. 1 Editor-in-Chief Elena Stepanova Institute for Philosophy and Law, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences International Co-Editor Ivan Strenski Editorial Board Eva Boštjančič Radu Burlacu Juan Diez Nicolas Marharyta Fabrykant Martin van Gelderen John Horton Annika Hvithamar Ronald Inglehart Fayruza Ismagilova Tim Jensen Maxim Khomyakov Andrey Menshikov Gregory Simons Nikolay Skvortsov Elena Trubina Peter Wagner Executive editor Olga Iakimova University of California, Riverside, USA University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Université Pierre Mendès, France Complutense University of Madrid, Spain Belarusian State University, Belarus University of Göttingen, Germany Keele University, UK Copenhagen University, DK University of Michigan, USA Ural Federal University, Russia University of Southern Denmark, DK Ural Federal University, Russia Ural Federal University, Russia Uppsala University, Sweden St. Petersburg State University, Russia Ural Federal University, Russia University of Barcelona, Spain Ural Federal University, Russia https://changing-sp.com/ojs/index.php/csp/about/editorialTeam

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Special Issue CONTENTS Editorial “You cannot step into the same river twice” – what does it mean for us today? Elena Stepanova .................................................................................... 4 Interview “There is a crucial need for competent social scientists…” Ronald Inglehart ...................................................................................12 Articles Beyond the Freakonomics of Religious Liberty Ivan Strenski .........................................................................................27 Religious Education: Meeting and Countering Changes, – Changing and Standing Still Tim Jensen ...........................................................................................48 The Formation of National Identity in Contemporary Russia Nikolay Skvortsov .................................................................................74 Book Reviews Relativism and Religion: Why Democratic Societies Do Not Need Moral Absolutes. By Carlo Invernizzi Accetti. Columbia University Press: 2015 Andrey Menshikov ................................................................................84 The Unhappy Divorce of Sociology and Psychoanalysis: Diverse Perspectives on the Psychosocial. Eds. Lynn Chancer, John Andrews. Springer, 2014. Elena Trubina .......................................................................................92 Ethical Code ........................................................................................97 Instruction for Authors ....................................................................102 “Values: Continuities and Alterations”

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