Regional Conflict Studies : concepts and Russian practice" , written by the author's team consisting of Viktor Anatolyevich Avksentyev , Galina Dmitrievna Gritsenko and Anatoly Vasilyevich Dmitriev , It is a comprehensive and comprehensive study ,. which immerses the reader in the world of conflict , Emerging at the regional level. This publication will be especially interesting for those who are engaged in political science, sociology, international relations and conflictology, as well as anyone who seeks to understand the complex mechanisms of interaction between different social groups and government structures. The book covers a wide range of topics related to conflicts that may arise in various regions of Russia and beyond. The authors offer the reader a unique view on the theoretical concepts of conflictology, supported by practical examples from the Russian reality. They analyze how historical, cultural and economic factors influence the emergence and resolution of conflicts, and emphasize the importance of the regional context in these processes. The reader will be able to see how different approaches to conflict are applied in practice, which makes the book especially relevant for professionals working in the field of conflict management. One of the key topics raised in the book is the role of the state and local authorities in conflict management. The authors explore how different political regimes and governance systems affect conflict dynamics and conflict resolution. This makes the book an important resource for politicians, civil servants, and anyone interested in public policy and governance. The book also addresses issues of identity, ethnicity, and cultural differences that often become sources of conflict. The authors emphasize that understanding these aspects is key to successfully resolving conflicts and building sustainable peace. This makes the publication valuable not only for researchers, but also for activists engaged in peacekeeping and social integration. The style of the authors is distinguished by the depth of analysis and the availability of presentation, which allows readers to easily assimilate complex concepts. They skillfully combine theoretical aspects with practical examples, which makes the material alive and relevant. Viktor Anatolyevich Avksentyev, Galina Dmitrievna Gritsenko and Anatoly Vasilyevich Dmitriev are known for their work in the field of conflictology and sociology, and their experience is reflected in each section of the book. This book will become an indispensable assistant for students, graduate students and teachers, as well as for anyone interested in modern problems of conflicts and their resolution. It can be useful both for professionals and for a wide audience seeking to understand the complex mechanisms underlying conflicts in our society. If you are looking for literature that will help you better understand the nature of conflicts and how to resolve them, Regional Conflictology: Concepts and Russian Practice will be an excellent choice. This publication will not only enrich your knowledge, but also help you develop the critical thinking necessary to analyze conflict situations in the modern world.