Tag "demographic review"

In the issue:
The main family: background and prospects. (No)time to grow up: changing ages of debut biographical events in Russia. Pedestrian mortality in Russia: a continuous decline over the last 25 years? Trends in morbidity, prevalence and mortality from HIV infection and tuberculosis in the regions of Russia in the XXI century. Modeling the risk of becoming disabled in Russia: an assessment based on the Russian longitudinal monitoring survey. Migration management and migration policy models.

In the issue:
Epidemiologic transition and its interpretations. Population and family policy in different countries: conceptual approaches and practices. Labour migration in Russia during the coronavirus pandemic. Center-peripheral differences in life expectancy in Russia: regional analysis. The effect of migration on population size and age composition in municipalities of different types in Bashkortostan. Is the Internet a health-preserving factor in Russia? Live and remember.

In the issue:
Pension reform 2019: determinants, consequences, alternatives. Geographical patterns of population aging in Russia. Models of transition to adulthood of different Russian generations. Family traditionalism and age-specific nuptiality patterns: what does the example of Karachay-Cherkessia point to? Road traffic mortality in Russia: definitions, trends and perspectives. Smoking as a factor of reduced life expectancy in Russia.

In the issue:
The Russian population of the near abroad: geodemographic dynamics of the post-Soviet period. Polarization and shrinkage of active space in the core of Russia: trends, problems and possible solutions. Defining the boundaries of urban agglomerations in Russia: model creation and results. Reproductive attitudes of Russians and how they regard government measures to support fertility. Healthcare responses to COVID-19 in different countries. Mortality from COVID-19 against the backdrop of other twentieth century mortality bursts. The effect of caring for older and disabled relatives on the employment, health and economic status of caregivers.

In the issue:
Morbidity and mortality from COVID-19. The problem of data comparability. Defining the boundaries of urban agglomerations: problems, international experience, solutions and results. On the quality of the federal statistical observation of migration processes. Problems in the statistics of internal Russian migration caused by changes in accounting methods in 2011. The results of the 1939 soviet census: two problems of adequacy. French fertility is the highest in Europe. Because of its immigrants? Migration in the Post-Soviet spase.

In the issue:
Granting citizenship to persons living abroad: Russian policy and international experience. Migrant workers from central Asia in a Siberian city: infrastructure, employment, everyday life and leisure. Models of the transition to adulthood of different Russian generations. Fertility intentions in Russia: motivation and constraints. Racial profiling: the history and current state of research.

In the issue:
Social inequalities in health: the mediating role of material deprivation and psychological resources. Smoking as a factor of reduced life expectancy in Russia. Road traffic mortality in Russia: assessment aproaches, trends and perspectives. HIV in trans*population: local case study. Family traditionalism and age-specific nuptiality patterns: what does the example of Karachay-Cherkessia point to? The main factors of migration and the structure of migrants in post-communist Georgia. The population of Western Siberia in the twentieth century. Western Siberia (from late 19 until 20th century). Urban population of Western Siberia.

In the issue: 
Pension reform 2019: determinants, consequences, alternatives. Geographical features of Russia’s population ageing. A demographic analysis of oncological morbidity and mortality data of the population based on cancer registries of the north-west of Russia. Statistical approaches to analysis and modeling of seasonality in demographic data. Long-term analysis of the features of occupational injury recording and reporting in Russia. Optics of medical and demographic processes in the context of sustainable development of the arctic macro-region (as exemplified by the Arkhangelsk region). Elusive ethnicity. Education level as a factor in demographic forecasting.