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Information × Registration Number 0221U101102, 0119U001312 , R & D reports Title Return and redevelopment of temporarily occupied territories in Donetsk and Lugansk regions: current state and prospects popup.stage_title Head Balabanov Kostiantyn V., Доктор політичних наук Registration Date 13-01-2021 Organization Mariupol State University popup.description2  In the study analyzed current aspects of the evolution of political systems from patrimonial to modern. The problem of the essence and parameters of the transition to a modern democratic society in the context of political development of the early XXI century was outlined. Through the analysis of expert opinions and sociological survey data identified a significant discrepancy between the existence of formalized mechanisms for the development of democratic cooperation between government and citizens and the lack of influential results of such activities. The conclusion about the need to develop the principles of trust and control as basic in creating communicative interaction between government and citizens was substantiated and the directions of their formation were suggested. During the analysis of the principles of counteraction to information aggression by the Russian Federation the analysis of basic legal bases on maintenance of information security and counteraction of information aggression by the Russian Federation in the Ukrainian legislation was presented, the main features of framework regulations of Ukraine on protection of information sovereignty were established. The psychological aspect of information warfare was considered. The propaganda is the leading component used by the Russian Federation to manipulate the mass consciousness of the international community, its own people, citizens of Ukraine, the occupied population of the occupied territories. It concluded that the goal of mental alienation of the population of the temporarily occupied territories from Ukraine was achieved by various means: militarization of consciousness, nurturing of the Soviet-Donbas identity, imposition of historical myths, creation of a quasi-state attributive simulacrum, etc. ONBASS, HYBRID WAR, OCCUPIED TERRITORIES, "GRAY ZONE", DEOCUPATION, RECONSTRUCTION, REINTEGRATION. Product Description popup.authors Bulyk Maksym V. Hilchenko Olena L. Gridina Iryna M. Medrin Oleksii V Pakhomenko Serhii P. Pashyna Nataliia P. Riabinin Yevhen V. Tatai Eduard O. Trofymenko Anastasia V. popup.nrat_date 2021-01-13 Close