Abstract
Ethnocultural identity is defined as a phenomenon of personality consciousness, the formation of which occurs under the influence of historical, socio-political and psychological factors that lead to the harmonization of the basic values and norms of representatives of a particular ethnic culture. In the current situation, ethnocultural identity is not limited to ethnic and national (civilian) components, but appears as a complex system of self-identification, which also contains global, macro-regional, regional and local components. Local, regional, macro-regional and global identities are updated in connection with the processes of transit and dialogue of cultures, building value-worldviews of the world around certain territorial spaces. Ethnic and civic components of identity are formed and actualized in situations of conscious physical and mental interaction with the ethnic community and civil nation. An analysis of the data of sociological studies conducted in the Republic of Khakasia allows us to conclude that the civilian component prevails and the local, macro-regional (Siberian) and global components increase in the structure of ethnocultural identity of residents of the Republic of Khakasia from 2007 to 2019.
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