Freedom of conscience in the modern Russia: long-term tendencies of conceptual  character (in science and university studies).

Buryanov, S. (2007). Freedom of conscience in the modern Russia: long-term tendencies of conceptual character (in science and university studies). Politics and Society, 2, 31–49. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=53173

Buryanov, S. Freedom of conscience in the modern Russia: long-term tendencies of conceptual character (in science and university studies).

Abstract: This article by S. Buryanov is devoted to the key topics, which were being discussed at the roundtable “The problems of freedom of conscience in science and education”, which took place on May 19, 2005 at the Moscow State University, and was organized by a number of respectable organizations, such as the Institute of Freedom of Conscience…

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