Migratory concepts of right-wing extremism in students' attitude

Abstract

The article is devoted to migration of ideological concepts, especially the right-wing radical ones. This phenomenon is considered on the basis of a sociological survey carried out students of the Don region. Migration of concepts makes it much more difficult for political scientists to identify the ideological attitudes of citizens, which in the case of extremist ideas in the youth environment constitutes a serious political problem. In the theoretical part of their research, the authors rely on the notion of ideology realized in the works of T. van Dijk, as well as on the morphological approach proposed by M. Freeden for the analysis of ideologies. Conclusions are made about the interaction of universalist and particularistic values in the Don students attitudes to the topical social and political issues, the degree of susceptibility of student consciousness to migration influence from right-wing radical concepts, as well as on the forms of ideological decontesting by which this migration is accompanied. Particular attention is paid to the concepts of the «Russian world» and «empire», their migration through the periphery of liberal, conservative and right-wing ideological attitudes.