From L.M. Drobizheva’s ideas to understanding modern ethnosocial reality p. 13-26

Ethnosociology in Tatarstan. Dedicated to L.M. Drobizheva p. 27-43

Leokadia Drobizheva: personality, scholar, public figure p. 44-53

Ethnosociology in modern contexts: on the personality of L.M. Drobizheva and relevance of her ideas p. 54-68

Leokadia Mikhailovna Drobizheva’s legacy in the context of the discussion about the nature of ethnicity p. 69-82

The descriptive language for the ethnic phenomenon: the turn from empiricism to the reconsideration of ontology p. 83-100

On national and civilizational identification: polemical notes on R. Brubaker’s concept, drawing on the ideas of L.M. Drobizheva p. 101-115

Regional and ethnic identity in the context of the formation of all-Russian civic identity: the classical approach and current research p. 116-130

Ethnocultural practices and interethnic attitudes of the Kostanay region Tatars in the Republic of Kazakhstan p. 131-151

Models of interethnic families in the transmission of culture, language and child-rearing p. 152-163

From urban rhythm to personal silence: the evolution of emotional architecture (the case of projects in Kazan) p. 164-179

2nd Drobizheva Readings, or Russian ethnosociologists’s involvement in the study of the new agenda of Russia’s ethnic field p. 180-190