Literature Captures the Pulse

The study of young people has become one of the most important currents in the social sciences today. Without a firm scientific foundation, there can be no fundamental improvement in the labor, moral, or ideological-political education of young men and women, nor any solution to the task of creating a "generation of individuals politically active, competent, loving their work and able to do it, and ready to defend their homeland," set by the Twenty-sixth Congress of the CPSU. (1)