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The forum, which brought together scholars, faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates to discuss key trends and challenges that have accompanied the transformation of Russian society over the past 35 years, was organized by the Department of Public and Municipal Administration (PMA) at our university with the support of the Russian Science Foundation and was held in the Academic Council Hall.
Department Head and Associate Professor Sergei Chuev, PhD in History, addressed the participants with a welcoming address. Vladimirovich emphasized the importance of an interdisciplinary analysis of transformation processes—from the collapse of the USSR to the integration of new territories into the Russian Federation.
Leading researchers from the State University of Management, the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, the Moscow Aviation Institute, and other educational institutions presented their papers at the plenary session. Discussions focused on the historical experience of transformation, the development of aircraft manufacturing in the 21st century, the formation of student worldviews, human capital in historical regions, the political and administrative integration of new constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the digital transformation of the social sphere, and the state of the agricultural sector in the context of a special military operation.
The youth section attracted particular attention, where undergraduate and graduate students from the Department of State and Municipal Management presented research on patriotic education, civic identity, the adaptation of migrant children, territorial branding, and the dynamics of youth sentiment. Their presentations demonstrated a high level of scientific preparation and the relevance of their chosen topics.
Following the presentations, a lively discussion ensued, with participants exchanging views on prospects for further research and practical steps to strengthen the socioeconomic and cultural unity of Russia's regions.
The GUU Organizing Committee thanks everyone who responded to the invitation and invites them to collaborate on future scientific and educational initiatives.
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