List of abstracts, 2025 all issues

Vol. 10, No 1

Ignatovich V. S. Keywords: diplomatic reception, diplomatic protocol, diplomatic etiquette, business tea party, "tea diplomacy"	"Tea" as a Form of Diplomatic Reception This article examines the diplomatic reception known as "tea", a practice prevalent in various cultures. The research employs a theoretical analysis methodology, allowing for a comprehensive summary of existing information on this form of diplomatic reception. The author explores the origins and significance of tea receptions, identifying generally accepted norms and protocols associated with them. The conclusion drawn is that "tea" as a form of diplomatic reception typically demonstrates a commitment to dialogue and mutual understanding between parties, fostering an atmosphere of trust and respect in international relations.
Izetov R. A. Keywords: history of Crimea, Crimean SSR, Crimean Tatars, Politburo of the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks), Yiri Gaven	The Status of the Crimean Soviet Socialist Republic from July 1919 to November 1920 This paper aims to examine the factors that contributed to the change in the status of the Crimean Soviet Socialist Republic (SSR) between July 1919 and November 1920. This topic is particularly relevant given the emergence of new historical sources related to this issue. The author identifies several key reasons for the continued existence of the Crimean SSR. Drawing on documentary evidence, the author concludes that the Crimean SSR remained intact until November 1920 largely due to the Russian leadership's desire to revive and expand the policies implemented by the Crimean Bolsheviks from April to June 1919.
Popov D. A. Keywords: Karelia, Olonets Campaign, Finnish intervention, military operations, 82nd Rifle Regiment	Combat Operations of the 82nd Rifle Regiment During the Olonets Campaign in Spring and Summer 1919 The article examines the combat operations of the 82nd Rifle Regiment of the 1st Rifle Division during the spring and summer of 1919, a period marked by military actions in Karelia between the Red Army and the Finnish Olonets Volunteer Army. Analyzing the combat actions of the Olonets campaign using the archival materials of the regimental units of the Red Army is important, as it offers the most comprehensive account of the events and helps to identify the challenges faced by the command.
Kozhevnikov A. K. Keywords: electronic voting, G7, electoral process, digital technologies, information security, legal mechanisms	Experience of Using E-Voting Tools in the G7 Electoral Process This article examines the experience of using electronic voting tools in the electoral processes of the Group of Seven (G7) countries. The author conducts a comparative legal analysis to compare the norms and practices in various countries, uses the method of statistical processing to identify patterns and trends, and applies modeling to propose enhancements to legal regulation. As a result, the article offers recommendations for improving legal frameworks, which include the implementation of pilot projects and the development of an integrated voting platform that leverages modern technologies, among other suggestions.
Kochetkov I. K. Keywords: restricted use zones, RUZ, legal regime of land plots, restricted use of land plots, compensation for damages, real estate objects, courts, judicial practice	Overeview of Practices of Satisfying Claims for Damages Caused by the Establishment of Restricted Use Zones The article examines the development of the mechanism of compensation for damages resulting from the establishment of zones with special conditions of use of territories or restricted use zones (RUZs). The author identifies the peculiarities of compensation for damages due to RUZ establishment under various circumstances, evaluates the effectiveness of legislative regulation in this area, analyzes the consistency and fairness of law enforcement practices at certain stages of this institution's formation. Based on the study and analysis of relevant materials, the article draws conclusions about the directions for law enforcement improvement in this area.
Akkolainen A. D. Keywords: social infrastructure, children's infrastructure, parental involvement, family life, Kostomuksha	Children's Social Infrastructure in the City of Kostomuksha and Parental Involvement in Their Education The article examines the social infrastructure of Kostomuksha city from the perspective of children's well-being and parental involvement in their education and upbringing. It primarily focuses on the balance between work and family life, a critical issue for contemporary parents. While the analysis of children's infrastructure indicates that it is well-developed, a survey conducted among parents highlights the need for improvements in work-family balance. The findings of this research contribute to a deeper understanding of the peculiarities of social life in a young industrial centre.
Ovsyannikova E. S. Keywords: EdTech, additional education, distance education, online education, children's education	Additional Education for Children: A Sociological Analysis of EdTech The article deals with EdTech-based education in Russia. An exploratory study was conducted through interviews with experts to investigate the definition of EdTech-based education, the technologies involved, its advantages and limitations, as well as predictions for the future. The findings indicate that EdTech encompasses online education that leverages various new technologies, possesses unique characteristics, and is becoming increasingly popular today.
Sysalova M. S. Keywords: personnel mental state management, organizational efficiency, socio-psychological climate, decision-making	The Importance of Team Socio-Psychological Climate for Personnel Management Within Organizations One effective strategy for enhancing organizational efficiency is to improve work performance, with a key factor being a favorable socio-psychological climate (SPC), particularly within government agencies. This article aims to examine the current state of SPC in a state institution, specifically one of the facilities of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation located in the Republic of Karelia, and to give recommendations for enhancing SPC. Based on the research findings, the author provides recommendations aimed at fostering more effective employee management and enhancing the SPC within the organization in question.
Baluk V. N. Keywords: labor market, Generation Z, Zoomers, labor activity, wage labor, remuneration of work	Generation Z in the Russian Labor Market: What Should Employers Consider? The article explores the attitude of young people (members of Generation Z) to labor activity. Representatives of this generation exhibit distinct characteristics that shape their behavior, including their behavior in the labor market and their interaction with colleagues and employers. This article investigates the latest trends in young people's attitude to work, as well as their motivation (and the applicability of existing concepts to current realities), resulting from the study of current labor market problems in Russia. Based on the analysis, the article offers recommendations for employers.
Shaban N. A. Keywords: IQ.KARELIA, testing, percent correct, open base, closed base, question difficulty, normal testing, control testing	Statistical Analysis and Identification of Dependencies Between Tests on the IQ.KARELIA Platform This paper presents an analysis of the "Non-Decimal Arithmetic" test on the IQ.KARELIA platform. The primary objective was to evaluate the correctness of the question generation algorithm and to identify any unrepresentative or incorrect questions by using the chi-square test and analyzing the percentage of correct answers. The findings indicate that the question issuance algorithm is not inconsistent with uniform issuance. Additionally, there were identified specific problem topics and questions that do not correspond to the intended difficulty level. Based on these results, there were offered recommendations for optimizing the test.
Vishnevsky A. R. Keywords: hydroelectric power plant, machine learning, prediction model, artificial intelligence, adaptive and gradient boosting	Adaptive Boosting Model for Forecasting Power Generation at Paleozero Hydroelectric Power Plant This article deals with developing a model for short-term forecasting of theoretical power generation at the Paleozero Hydroelectric Power Plant, with the aim of achieving high accuracy in predicting required values. The primary objective of this study was to examine the impact of meteorological conditions on forecasting accuracy. To achieve this, the study employed a widely-used regression method in machine learning, utilizing retrospective data on electricity generation and meteorological conditions from the period of 2016 to 2023.
Borovikova D. A. Keywords: family values, family traditions, marriage, family, Kostomuksha city district, Karelian Arctic	Family Values of Residents of the Karelian Arctic: Insights from the 2024 Expedition to the Kostomuksha City District This article presents the findings of a study examining the family values of residents in the Kostomuksha city district at present. It addresses the issue of the erosion of family values in contemporary society and explores the family traditions and values held by the district's population. The research utilized both surveys and interviews to gather data from the residents. The obtained data were compared with the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 809 of 2022, which aims to reinforce traditional Russian spiritual and moral values.