Kyrpychnyk R. The main factors of the formation of the political culture of the Scandinavian countries in the second half of the 20th - the beginning of the 21st centuries.

The dissertation is a comprehensive study of the main factors affecting the formation of political culture in the Scandinavian countries. Through a comprehensive analysis of historical, socio-economic and institutional elements, the study explains the complex dynamics that shaped the political thinking of these nations. By examining the interaction between civil society, social trust and the role of institutions, this study aims to make a valuable contribution to the wider discourse on political culture by offering a new perspective on the development and evolution of political values in the Scandinavian context. The socio-cultural dynamics of the study aims to illuminate the complex processes by which political values, attitudes and behavior have evolved in the different socio-political landscapes of Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland and Sweden. The study seeks to identify factors of interaction between key elements such as historical heritage, social structures, national security and the influence of external political factors in the formation of political culture. Offering a holistic understanding of the complex and context-specific nature of political culture in Scandinavian realities.