Most often, Russians aged 18–23 have a neutral attitude towards corruption. — research by the Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences
“The attitude towards corruption as a norm of life is more typical for young people aged 24–39,” writes Yana Ardelyanova, an employee of the Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, in the study. At the same time, young people aged 18–23 are most often neutral towards corruption. Ardelyanova says that Russian youth now have a crisis of confidence in state and public institutions. Most of all, according to her, this is influenced by the displacement of officials by bloggers.