Legal and ethno-cultural mechanisms of regulating the life of migrants in the Jewish autonomous region

The article presents the normative and legal basis for regulating migration processes in the Jewish Autonomous Region and the experience of coordinated work of public organizations, state authorities and local selfgovernment to strengthen and harmonize inter-ethnic interaction with the multi-ethnic population. It is noted that intercultural communications in the region are considered in the context of national security. The process of building favourable intercultural contacts is based primarily on personal changes, within the framework of which compatibility with foreign ethnic culture is achieved. The practical significance of the study is emphasized by the increasing interest in studying the social and ethnocultural aspects of the adaptation of immigrants by educational institutions, national-cultural autonomies, state, civil social institutions with the important goal of making the necessary adjustments, in particular in the behavioural stereotypes of migrants. The importance of attracting specialists of state authorities, conducting regular ethnocultural events to maintain a harmonized image of the region in the framework of inter-ethnic communications is highlighted.