Network Monitoring as a Promising Direction for Improving the Prevention of Ethnopolitical Conflicts in the Russian Federation

Abstract

Interethnic relations in the Russian Federation, taking into account the multinational and multi-confessional population of our country, are one of the priority state policy issues. Both for Russian political science and the system of state power, issues related to the prevention of ethnopolitical conflicts in the state deserve special attention. The article examines the problems associated with the implementation of network monitoring as a promising direction for improving the system of prevention of ethnopolitical conflicts in the Russian Federation and the main trends in the development of this area, considering state strategic priorities.