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МИНИСТЕРСТВО НАУКИ И ВЫСШЕГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ
Федеральное государственное автономное образовательное учреждение высшего образования
«ТЮМЕНСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ» ШКОЛА ПЕРСПЕКТИВНЫХ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ (SAS)

РЕКОМЕНДОВАНО К ЗАЩИТЕ В ГЭК

ВЫПУСКНАЯ КВАЛИФИКАЦИОННАЯ РАБОТА
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EXPLORING ТНЕ ROLE OF SOCIAL (IN)STABILITY IN ASSASSINATIONS OF POLITICAL LEADERS / ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ РОЛИ СОЦИАЛЬНОЙ (НЕ)СТАБИЛЬНОСТИ В УБИЙСТВАХ ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИХ ЛИДЕРОВ

39.03.01 Социология
Профиль «Социология и Антропология»

Тюмень 2023

TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF TERMS 4
INTRODUCTION 5
I. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 5
II. PURPOSE OF THE STUDY 6
III. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY 6
CHAPTER 1. LITERATURE REVIEW 9
1.1. THE IMPACT OF POLITICS ON SOCIETY 9
1.2. THE IMPACT OF AN ASSASSINATION OF A POLITICAL LEADER ON SOCIETY 10
1.3. ASSASSINATION OF POLITICAL LEADERS AS A MANIFESTATION OF TERRORISM 12
1.4. INEFFICIENCY OF METHODS OF COMBATING TERRORISM 13
1.5. CAUSES OF TERRORISTIC ATTACKS 13
1.5.1. UNMET NEEDS AS THE MAINSPRING OF EXTREME BEHAVIOR 15
1.6. UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL STABILITY 15
1.6.1. THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL STABILITY 15
1.6.2. DEFINING THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL STABILITY 17
1.6.3. FACTORS OF SOCIAL STABILITY 17
CHAPTER 2. METHODOLOGY 18
2.1. RESEARCH DESIGN 18
2.2. POPULATION AND SETTING 19
2.3. METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION 21
2.4. METHODS OF DATA ANALYSIS 23
CHAPTER 3. DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS 23
CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION 25
APPLICATIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE FURTHER RESEARCHES 28
BIBLIOGRAPHY 31
APPENDICES 36
TABLE 1 36
TABLE 2 37
TABLE 3 38
TABLE 4 39

LIST OF TERMS
Social sta ility: in this article the term is understood as an um rella term that encompasses a range of factors, including social, economic, and political factors under which individuals, communities, and societies are a le to maintain sta le
ehaviors and relationships. Social sta ility is associated with sta le governments with strong and well-functioning institutions with sustaina le development.
Social insta ility: in this article the term is used to descri e the conditions opposite to social sta ility, when one and/or several aspects of social sta ility is not fulfilled and/or working not good enough, thus creating dissatisfaction and a sense of uncertainty and insecurity within a society.

INTRODUCTION
I. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Between 2019 and 2020, there were a out 2,700 cases of assassinations or attempts of assassinations across the glo e [Kaysser and Oliveira]. With these assassinations, research suggests that particular categories of people are more prone to e assassinated than others [Kaysser and Oliveira]. People from the politics and governance sector are considered to e one of the most to e in danger, specifically, in countries from the Americas they rank third targeted group, in Europe, they rank second targeted group, and in Africa and Asia, they rank first [Kaysser and Oliveira]. While an assassination of a local mayor or a politician directly affects only the local community, the assassination of such a high-ranking official as a leader of a country-whether it e a president or a prime minister-affects the whole country: the country's citizens as well as its development. In addition, political assassinations often lead to periods of political and economic unrest, with large-scale protests and civil riots in the wake of these deaths. Moreover, political assassinations are designed to create fear and panic in society and weaken the state y targeting prominent individuals [Shaw and Thomas].
The killing of a political leader can provoke a strong emotional reaction from the pu lic, cause a reakdown of confidence in the government, and lead to social distur ance, entailing further violence and tumult [Iq al and Zorn; Kaysser and Oliveira]. Specifically, Iq al and Zorn suggested that the rapid demise of a head of state or a leader of a government is generally considered to have an impact on the political performance of the state, it spreads panic and facilitates a lack of trust in the government while desta ilizing the leader's domestic and international policy goals [Iq al and Zorn]. In other words, the impact of political assassinations can e devastating to society, as the killing of a significant political figure can create immense fear and uncertainty, as citizens worry a out their personal safety, the future of their country, and their place in it [Iq al and Zorn, p. 385-386].
Since an assassination of a political leader will often undermine a nation, it is considered essential to e aware of the potential causes that can provoke

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