The dirty entrance is slightly illuminated by a dim, whitened light bulb. The garbage chute hits your lungs with a blast of stench. The interviewer, a middle-aged woman in a light coat, is looking for a call. He doesn’t find it, he hits the door with his fist, which gives in from the blows, and with a drawn-out creak, the obscenity of a bachelor’s drunken life is revealed. Interviewer: I came in... right now...

In the opening word to the collection of works on the sociology of death, Anselm Strass outlined a very strange paradox, associated with this theme. On the one hand, the topic of death is taboo in modern society and there are few people who want to seriously discuss the features of dying. On the other hand, it is difficult to find any publication of mass media, on the pages of which data on murders, suicides, disasters and tragic cases were not published [1] .

There is an opinion that corruption relations are based on extensive hierarchical structures soldered by mutual obligations. Supported by illegal services, they make it possible to reproduce systemic and well -functioning mechanisms for the distribution of incoming funds and the risks arising. Circular bail, mutual obligations, the patronage of the authorities, etc. They recreate a typical discourse on the corruption of power and the total decomposition of society.

Print Dmitry Rogozin Reforms in education have been going on for a long time. They are used to them so much that they are already and as reforms are not perceived. Their central paragraph can be considered a rejection of the principle that the population is an object of education and training. From now on, the population becomes an equal subject in the educational services market.

Print Dmitry Rogozin , Vasily Zharkov * Sociological analysis of corruption does not imply an initial negative attitude to this phenomenon. Having aimed at the understanding and explanation of informal relationships, we decided not to limit ourselves to descriptions of corruption as a criminal activity that deserves criminal prosecution [2] .

Ponder (in thought). What he heated here, you won’t understand anything! .. Ba! thought! (takes out a notebook from his pocket and writes) Fraud ... Deception ... bribes ... ignorance ... stupid ... General disgrace! .. What will come out, we don’t know, but we will give hotly! M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin "What is commerce?" The relevance of the study of corruption is perhaps not questioned by anyone.

The ratio of the principles of stability and development is dialectical: behind one stage, another sets in. If there is a stormy process of development, then it is necessary to stop and tighten the trains. But no need to delay stabilization, which can turn into stagnation. In the struggle for the change of stages, the struggle of political parties is traced. But sometimes, for example, it is useful to sit out in the opposition with a left one in order not to be responsible.

From the editorial office. The statement of the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation under NATO Dmitry Rogozin on an agreement on transit through the territory of Russia of non -military goods for NATO troops in Afghanistan caused a violent criticism of the Russian expert community. The former leader of the "Motherland", who has a reputation as a fierce Patriot-Antinatovtsa, many hastened to accuse almost of betrayal of national interests.