2011 - №2(6)
The Ideology of Tolerance
Tolerance as a factor of combating xenophobia
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 6-10
The methodological basis of psychology security
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 11-14
Historical and evolutionary perspective of humanity: from the paradigm of conflict to the paradigm of tolerance
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 15-24
Tolerance and its boundaries
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 25-33
Social and cultural technologies of building social and individual tolerant behavior
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 34-39
Homo Xenophobicus: us-them psychology
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 40-45
Editorial
School of life. Living with dissimilar people
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 1-3
Tolerance in the Modern World
Psychological safety of individuals and society in the modern information space
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 48-59
The principles of building tolerance and managing xenophobia risks
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 60-79
Studies of personal ethnic tolerance
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 80-89
The migration strategy of Russia and tolerance policy
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 90-97
Act of Terrorism as an extreme situation in the risk society
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 98-111
The significance of ethnicity in choosing close friends (a comparison of opinions of high school students in Moscow city, Russia, and Riga city, Latvia)
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 112-116
Spiritual psychological practice in creating an atmosphere of tolerance, religious toleration and nonviolence
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 117-121
Tolerance and multiculturalism – value orientations of mass media
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 122-125
Emigration plans of high school students (based on survey of high school students in Moscow city, Russia, and Riga city, Latvia)
National Psychological Journal
2011. , 2.
p. 126-130
