Motivation of the Activities of Members of Youth Government Organizations in Modern Russia: the case of the Youth Parliament of Moscow

Student: Trifonov Igor

Supervisor: Valentina Bykova

Educational Programme: Political Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2018

For the Youth Parliament of Moscow there is a tendency that most of its projects are not related to lawmaking activity, which does not correspond to its main tasks.To identify the reason for such deviations in the learning methods of SNA. As a result, a social network of organization was built and a number of factors explaining this problem were revealed.

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