COMPATIBILITY TREND IN THE INTEGRATION PROCESS OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE SOFT ETNOMADANIY
Keywords:
ethnocultural migration, soft migration, ethnocultural mobility, cultural identity, cultural creativity, subjective identity, cultural competence, cultural marginality, evolutionary adaptation.Abstract
One of the main problems in the field of global changes is a significant increase in ethnocultural migration processes in the context of countries, trends in the transformation and integration of ethnocultural relations, changes in ethnic identity in international relations, strengthening interethnic harmony in various social, territorial and ethnic groups, ethnocultural ties directly depend on sociocultural dynamics as a determinant. In addition, the development of the ability to individual evolutionary adaptation in the process of ethnocultural integration, that is, the rapid adaptation of a person to a new cultural environment through his linguistic ability, strengthens the relationship between ethnocultural integration and subjective well-being, and also contributes to the development of an internal spiritual worldview of creativity. In measures of cultural integration size, the functional theoretical conceptual underpinnings of various contextual categories of soft migration and cultural integration theory are analyzed.
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