Big Data Analysis of Young Citizens’ Social and Political Behaviour and Resocialization Technics Galina Nikiporets-Takigawa 1,2( ✉ ) and Olga Lobazova 2 1 University of Cambridge, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 9DA, UK gn254@cam.ac.uk, nikiporetsgiu@rgsu.net 2 Russian State Social University, Vilgelma Pika St. 4, 129226 Moscow, Russian Federation lobazovaof@rgsu.net Abstract. The paper is based on the experience of an ongoing project ‘Moni‐ toring and prevention of antisocial behaviour of the young people based on Big Data and communication in social networks’ which is created and implemented by the authors with the aim to prevent politically and socially destructive behav‐ iour of the Russian adolescences based on Big Data and the mediation in social networks. We describe the three stages of the project: educational (preparatory- organizational), analytical (information-prognostic) and mediating (social-peda‐ gogical); and introduce the system ‘Social-political insider’ for the collecting, processing and the sentiment analysis of the data about the sphere of the interests, the interest groups, subcultures that are in high demand among the young people. Then we discuss the preliminary results of the first, educational, stage of the project and the special knowledge and skills which are essential for the project team. The importance of such projects which can create the well-trained teams of the professionals and to organize monitoring and modification of the social and political behaviour of young people on a systematic basis is emphasized at the state level as one of the tasks of the state youth policy. Keywords: Big data · Youth social and political behaviour Social-Political insider system · Youth policy · Russia 1 Introduction We live in the political and socio-cultural space, which is characterized by the impact of the cyber information and cyber communication, new technologies and networks to the all aspects of the human behaviour [6, 7, 17, 19, 21]. Information appears as an important resource for the government, business, civil society. The formation of a global information world is one of the positive consequences of the active use of the information technologies and the networks. But there are also negative sides: a person with unformed ideological views, civic identities and limited knowledge and understanding of the current political issues at times cannot make the right choice struggling to distinguish between the fake and reality in the information and communication flow in the internet. In addition, in the internet various political forces, including radical, extremist, compete © Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 D. A. Alexandrov et al. (Eds.): DTGS 2018, CCIS 859, pp. 191–201, 2018. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02846-6_15