Research Journal of Human and Social Aspects

Research Journal of Human and Social Aspects

Key Models of Political Communication among Young People in the Context of Digitalization

The article formulates the main factors determining the construction of political communication among young people today. In this regard, some modern conditions, in which the formation of a civic position and political socialization of the younger generation takes place, are identified as well. First, these are the pro...

“It keeps me close to my family”

This study examines the role of social media in the adaptation and acculturation experiences of African graduate students in the United States. While research on international students has focused on academic, cultural, and social challenges, limited attention has been given to how digital platforms shape everyday adju...

Stigma and Digital Constrains as Inhibiting Factors for the Social Mobility of Gamers

The article addresses the issue of stigma faced by professional esports athletes as an emerging socio-professional group. Using data from public opinion surveys, industry reviews, and international research, it shows that institutional recognition of esports in Russia has substantially outpaced its legitimation in ever...

RELIGIOUS MODERATION: The Middle Way in the Midst of the Noise of Differences in the Digital Era

Religious moderation is one of the important strategies in maintaining the harmony of the lives of the pluralistic Indonesian people in the midst of the rapid development of digital technology. The uncontrolled flow of information through digital media presents opportunities as well as challenges, especially the increa...

The influence of Islam on the value orientations of contemporary youth

The relevance of the study is determined by the growing influence of Islamic norms on youth value orientations amid transformed religious communication and the digitalisation of the socio-cultural environment. The study aimed to identify how Islamic values shape youth orientations through religious identity, socialisat...