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THE IDEAL. PRESIDENT IN EYES OF THE RUSSIAN AND FRENCH STUDENTS
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THE IDEAL. PRESIDENT IN EYES OF THE RUSSIAN AND FRENCH STUDENTS
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S086904990000617-0-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Anna Sorokina  Valeria Kasamara
Edition
Issue 1
Pages
5-15
Abstract
The authors compare the normative views of Russian and French students concerning the President of the country. The research is based on 200 interviews conducted in Moscow and in Paris. In the majority of cases students offered similar key features of “an ideal president”. However, the research shows that the category of an “ideal” president has different meaning among the young of Russia and France. So similar at first glance, the images of the ideal French and Russian leaders, in fact, refl ect the different national views on the personal qualities which are necessary for the head of modern state.
Keywords
students’ political perceptions, features of political leader, image of an “ideal” president, Russian students, French students, charismatic leader
Date of publication
01.02.2012
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