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https://doi.org/10.37547/supsci-ojhpl-04-10-20
SOCIAL FEATURES OF PREVENTING YOUTH ALIENATION FROM NATIONAL IDENTITY IN AN INFORMATION SOCIETY
Nigora Zakirova ,Abstract
In the information society, the alienation of youth from national identity is one of the complex challenges of globalization. This article analyzes the impact of mass media on the worldview and national values of youth. Recommendations for preserving national identity and balancing global influences are provided.
Keywords
information society, national identity, alienation, globalization, mass media.
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