CIVIL-INITIATIVE MEDIATION IN THE COMMUNITIES OF THE NORTH CAUCASUS FEDERAL DISTRICT IN THE CONDITIONS OF MODERN GEOPOLYTICAL RISKS

ГРАЖДАНСКО-ИНИЦИАТИВНАЯ МЕДИАЦИЯ В СООБЩЕСТВАХ СЕВЕРО-КАВКАЗСКОГО ФЕДЕРАЛЬНОГО ОКРУГА В УСЛОВИЯХ СОВРЕМЕННЫХ ГЕОПОЛИТИЧЕСКИХ РИСКОВ

Maya A. Astvatsaturova (Аствацатурова М.А.), Larisa Kh. Dzakhova (Дзахова Л.Х.) and Ibrahim J. Ibragimov (Ибрагимов И.Д.)
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Maya A. Astvatsaturova (Аствацатурова М.А.): Pyatigorsk State University
Larisa Kh. Dzakhova (Дзахова Л.Х.): North Ossetian State University named after K. L. Khetagurov
Ibrahim J. Ibragimov (Ибрагимов И.Д.): Pyatigorsk State University

State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2022, vol. 2, 169-174

Abstract: The article contains a political understanding of mediation not only as a professional and expert process carried out by professionals, but as a broad process, the subjects of which are social activists and civil society institutions. The author's interpretation of mediation as a broad civil initiative activity is proposed, which, in the current conditions of geopolitical challenges, is of particular relevance. The determinants and needs of broad civil-initiative mediation in the North Caucasian communities are traced, taking into account ethno-confessional interests, as well as taking into account the growing risks of international relations. Niches and directions for the desired expansion of broad civil-initiative mediation are highlighted as opposed to negative external influence within the framework of anti-Russian sanctions of the «collective West».

Keywords: broad civil-initiative mediation; "two-track mediation"; foreign policy risks; geopolitical pressure; Russian sovereignty; interethnic and interreligious relations; North Caucasian communities; integrative principles of Russian culture and statehood (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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