foreign experience of patriotic education of citizens and possibility of its adaptation in ukraine
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Abstract
The article analyses of foreign experience of patriotic education of the population, examines of practical approaches to formation of patriotic consciousness, justifies the possibilities of positive experience adaptation in domestic practice. The conclusion is that in many countries (Belarus, Kazakhstan, Georgia, China, the U.S., France) public administration bodies carries out certain measures to patriotic education of the population, although the level of patriotism is not always determined by the presence of appropriate state programs or number of some kinds of patriotic events.
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| Authors | ;O. G. Didenko |
| Journal | Ecotoxicology and environmental safety |
| Year | 2014 |
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