Social Practices of Mobilizing Population Initiatives: Prospects for Hybrid Methodology

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10.2991/csis-18.2019.2How to use a DOI?

Keywords

social mobilization; community initiatives; hybrid methods; sociological studies; local people; municipal government

Abstract

In modern conditions of transformation of the social and political interaction forms between the population and the authorities, as well as due to the growing influence of new network practices of social communication in society, the innovative projects growth, it is necessary to turn researcher view to the real sector of social and political initiatives. The study of the local initiatives mobilization, the possibility of their formation and the practical relevance of individual citizen proposals and local communities are of interest. This approach is of particular relevance in conjunction with the "social and political initiatives of the population - local communities - municipal authorities". Studying the possibilities of mobilizing civil initiatives in the format of a hybrid methodology will allow us to consider hidden local opportunities, analyze prospects, as well as ongoing projects. The traditional and new forms of mobilization participation of the population in solving territorial social problems, in the social and political region development are proposed to consider. A sociological substantiation of the ways, forms, methods and means to increase the community initiatives mobilization of the local population is suggested. Initiative mobilization is possible in three areas: project declaration; meso-level, taking into account the interests of various parties involved in the interaction, and the diffuse option of intensifying social efforts. The possibilities of using the neural networks apparatus in sociological research are a promising direction in the social and political relations study. The article was prepared with the support of the RFBR grant No. 17-33-01108-OGN\18 "Mobilization of the local population initiatives in solving social problems of the territories".

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AU  - Evgeny Golovatsky
AU  - Elena Kranzeeva
AU  - Anna Orlova
AU  - Anna Burmakina
PY  - 2019/02
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PB  - Atlantis Press
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