Outline:
Part 1. Introduction to the Course "Fundamentals of Russian Statehood"
1.1. Welcome Address and Introduction
1.2. Course Structure: Lectures and Practical Sessions (Seminars)
Part 2. Russia: Facts, Figures, and Geography
2.1. Key Figures and Scale
2.2. Population and Multi-ethnicity
2.3. Natural Wealth
Part 3. Symbols of Russia
3.1. Official State Symbols
3.2. Informal (Cultural-Historical) Symbols
Part 4. Self-Control and Discussion Questions
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1. Where history is heading.
2. Civilisation versus "savagery": the linear-stage approach.
3. "Flourishing complexity": the civilisational approach.
4. Russia in the focus of the civilisational approach.
Outline:
1. Key features of Russian civilisation: history and modernity.
2. Political structure.
3. Social structure.
4. Ethnic diversity.
5. Religious distinctiveness of Russia.
6. Russian culture.
Outline:
1. The Russian Worldview: Main Trends and Ideas.
2. Russian Religious and Philosophical Thought.
3. Slavophiles and Westernizers — Two Trends of Domestic Thought.
4. Traditional Values as the Foundation of the Russian Worldview.
5. Values and Identity.
6. Basic Russian Traditional Values.
Outline:
1. Russian Constitutionalism: Main Historical Stages
2. The Political System of Modern Russia: Development and Adoption of the 1993 Constitution of Russia
3. Political Alternatives to the 1991–1993 Reforms: Draft Constitutions
4. The Russian Political System After the 2020 Constitutional Amendments
Outline:
1. The Relevance of Goal-Setting and Planning
2. Terms and Concepts
3. History of Strategic Planning in Russia
4. Key Tools of Strategic Planning Since 1991
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1. Russia in the Global Space: Challenges and Responses
2. Sociocultural Threats to Russian Statehood
3. How We Counter Threats
Outline:
1. The Relevance of Formulating a Vision of Russia's Future
2. Strategic Planning and the Regulatory Codification of Russia's Future Vision
3. Personal Trajectories of a Citizen within the Country's Development Prospects