Lukov Val. A. The Biosociology of Youth and the Future of Civil Society

The article was prepared with the support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (project 11-06-00483-a).

(Moscow University for the Humanities)

Abstract ♦ The article considers the approaches to the studies of the prospects of civil society development under conditions when hierarchical system is being cut out by net communications. In such a net society the features of youth, which biosociology examines, will be revealed.

Keywords: biosociology, youth, civil society, the thesaurus approach.

Lukov Valery Andreevich, Doctor of Philosophy, professor, the pro-rector for scientific and publishing work — director of the Institute of Fundamental and Applied Studies at Moscow University for the Humanities, honored scientist of the Russian Federation, vice-president of the Russian Division of the International Academy of Science (Innsbruck, Austria). Tel.: +7 (499) 374-70-20. E-mail: v-lukov@list.ru

Citation: Lukov, V. A. (2012a) Biosotsiologiia molodezhi i budushchee grazhdanskogo obshchestva [The biosociology of youth and the future of civil society]. Znanie. Ponimanie. Umenie, no. 1, pp. 13–19. (In Russ.).

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