2010, no. 5
HUMANIZATION AND LIBERALIZATION OF EDUCATION

A humanitarian education as the basis for spiritual security

V.A. Meider

pp. 57–6380 RUB

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Abstract

The article discusses the problem of developing humanitarian model of education as an important part of public policy.

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