The value evolution of the "Putin consensus" in the first year of the last presidential term
In this article is based on comparative studies of the Institute of Sociology (FRSC) of RAS and VTSIOM of 2017-2019, the author analyses the transition process of the " Putin era" from the stage of consolidation on the basis of public consensus that emerged in 2012-2014, (the so-called" Crimean consensus") to the current pre-crisis state. Although the after cannot be unambiguously interpreted as a split, value contradictions are growing, albeit very slowly. The idea of a strong and effective state is left to the least modernized segments of population, while in the actual state frustration of all segments of society is growing stronging. The growing demand for change has not yet found any political "flesh", which makes the inevitable transit of epochs extremely risky for the country and society. "Putin consensus" continues to live, despite the erosion from the flanks-first of all, the left liberals, the main opponents of the system.