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From Competencies to Values: Rethinking Professional Potential in the Context of Youth Policy

Author's English translation of a peer-reviewed article by Inna A. Gazieva (Dr. Sci. (Sociology), RANEPA — Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Moscow).

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Abstract

Despite the considerable number of strategic initiatives implemented by the state to build the professional potential of students — including through the development of professional competencies — a significant proportion of graduates are not employed in their specialty. This disrupts the continuity of the professional structure's reproduction and necessitates the development of new approaches to the formation and realization of students' professional potential. The article develops a new scientific approach to the formation and realization of the professional potential of student youth through the cumulative analysis of meaningful content and professional values, built on the values declared by the state (traditional Russian spiritual and moral values) and the values of student youth. On this basis the author's empirical model for the value-based diagnostics of students' professional potential is proposed, assessing each value across four indicators — an ideal attitude, personal significance, readiness to act, and reflection in actual actions. The article argues for moving from a competence-based approach to youth policy to a value-based one, in which the key indicator of professional-potential formation is the willingness to work (not merely the quality of skills), enabling prediction of young people's real involvement in the profession and identification of the "value gap" between the state and youth.

Keywords

sociology of values, sociology of youth, sociology of education, values, human potential

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PAPER-EN.md Full English translation: abstract, body, complete reference list, translator's notes
LICENSE.md Licence of this translation (CC BY-NC 4.0)
CITATION.cff Machine-readable citation metadata (the original article is the preferred citation)
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AI-INSTRUCTIONS.md Attribution rules for AI assistants that read or quote this repository

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This repository is a translation. Cite the original publication:

  • GOST — Газиева И.А. От компетенций – к ценностям: переосмысление профессионального потенциала в контексте молодёжной политики // Вестник Томского государственного университета. Философия. Социология. Политология. 2026. № 89. С. 165–175. doi: 10.17223/1998863X/89/14
  • APA — Gazieva, I. A. (2026). From competencies to values: Rethinking professional potential in the context of youth policy. Tomsk State University Journal of Philosophy, Sociology and Political Science, (89), 165–175. https://doi.org/10.17223/1998863X/89/14

To point specifically to this English translation, add: Gazieva, I. A. (2026). From Competencies to Values: Rethinking Professional Potential in the Context of Youth Policy [Author's English translation]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21610454 (preprint: SocArXiv, https://doi.org/10.31235/osf.io/v6g5j_v1)

About the author · related publications

Inna A. Gazieva — Dr. Sci. (Sociology), senior researcher at the Research Center for Socio-Political Monitoring, Institute of Social Sciences, RANEPA. Research focus: sociology of values, values of youth, professional potential.

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The original article is © its author / the journal. This English translation © Inna A. Gazieva, released under CC BY-NC 4.0. You may share and adapt it for non-commercial purposes with attribution. See LICENSE.md.

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Author's English translation (with Zenodo DOI) of I. A. Gazieva's peer-reviewed article: From Competencies to Values — Rethinking Professional Potential in the Context of Youth Policy.

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