Национальная гордость и ценности индивидуального выбора в десяти постсоветских странах
Аннотация
This study analyses individual-choice attitudes measured as justifiability of abortions, divorces, and pre-marital sex in ten post-Soviet countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan in Central Asia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia in the Caucasus, as well as Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, and Estonia. We show that individual-choice values in those countries are not in all cases associated with younger age, female gender, higher education, higher living standards, and urban settings. In post-Soviet countries the rejection or support for individual choice is conditioned by the degree of a respondents’ national pride rather than socio-demographic characteristics.
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