Levashov, V.K., Grebnyak, O.V. (2021). Digitalization in the Everyday and Socio-Political Life of Russian Citizens. Social’naya politika i sociologiya [Social Policy and Sociology]. Vol. 20. No. 3. P. 99–108. (In Russ.) DOI: 10.17922 ...

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Abstract

The low online activity of the majority of Russians during online discussions on socially significant issues and on the e-voting eve is reflected in the results of the 51st stage of the all-Russian sociological monitoring conducted by ISPR FCTAS RAS. The progressively increasing level of digitalization  100 ÑÎÖÈÀËÜÍÀß ÏÎËÈÒÈÊÀ È ÑÎÖÈÎËÎÃÈß   Òîì 20  ¹ 3,  2021 of society is shifting to the sphere of financial and entertainment sector, the demand for network communication opportunities remains traditionally high. But the activity of civil society is “digitalizing” weakly and unevenly. The audience of active Internet users who openly express their civic position in discussions and debates remains low. This category of respondents is prone to oppositional sentiments.  While openly expressing distrust of the existing institutions of power and social structures, they remain critical without falling into radicalism. The low online activity of the majority of Russians during online discussions on socially significant issues and on the e-voting eve is reflected in the results of the 51st stage of the all-Russian sociological monitoring conducted by ISPR FCTAS RAS. The progressively increasing level of digitalization of society is shifting to the sphere of financial and entertainment sector, the demand for network communication opportunities remains traditionally high. But the activity of civil society is “digitalizing” weakly and unevenly. The audience of active Internet users who openly express their civic position in discussions and debates remains low. This category of respondents is prone to oppositional sentiments. While openly expressing distrust of the existing institutions of power and social structures, they remain critical without falling into radicalism.