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State Family Policy of Countries of Europe: Social and Demographical Priorities and Search for Growth Options

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VI International Research-to-practice conference «Socio-Cultural and Psychological Problems of the Modern Family: Current Issues of Assistance and Support»
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VI International Research-to-practice conference «Socio-Cultural and Psychological Problems of the Modern Family: Current Issues of Assistance and Support»
Authors:
Natalia A. Mikhalchenkova 1 , Iuliia M. Bolshakova 2 , Sergei N. Bolshakov 2
Work direction:
Семейные перспективы человека в изменяющемся мире
Pages:
97-104
Received: 25 October 2020

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1 Russian Academy of Education
2 FGBNU "Institut khudozhestvennogo obrazovaniia i kul'turologii RAO"
For citation:
Mikhalchenkova N. A., Bolshakova I. M., & Bolshakov S. N. (2020). State Family Policy of Countries of Europe: Social and Demographical Priorities and Search for Growth Options. Socio-Cultural and Psychological Problems of the Modern Family: Current Issues of Assistance and Support, 97-104. Чебоксары: PH "Sreda".

Abstract

The article analyses the issues of state family policy, examines the issues of modern family in Europe and the role of state authorities in family relations regulating and social processes. The issues of gender order and labour market of Europe, the issues of demographical development of Europe are analysed.

Acknowledgments

Статья выполнена в рамках НИР «Формирование эффективных моделей и технологий коррекции девиантного поведения подростков в различных учреждениях с использованием художественного образования и культурологии» Федерального государственного  бюджетного научного учреждения «Институт художественного образования и культурологии Российской академии образования» (ФГБНУ «ИХОиК РАО»).

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