Post-War Crisis of Personal Value System and Anomie: Issues and Methodologies for Overcoming It

We inform you that a monograph funded by the Committee on Higher Education and Science under the code 21T-5A311, titled "Post-War Crisis of Personal Value System and Anomie: Issues and Methodologies for Overcoming It," has been published.

The monograph addresses the issues of the personal value system crisis and anomie in the post-war period and provides methodologies for overcoming these challenges. Based on interdisciplinary analyses, it covers and interprets the conceptual definition of the phenomenon of "anomie," its characterization criteria, and typology. It presents the causal relationships leading to anomie, the crisis of personal and social group value systems in post-war society, and the manifestations of anomic behavior. The monograph also explores methods for overcoming anomic behavior and the psychological mechanisms of social integration, as well as models of psychological work in the post-war period.

The monograph is intended for psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists, university students, lecturers, and a broad readership.

The full monograph can be accessed here.