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Search Query: How to Study Migration with Google Trends
Experts have calculated that the number of international students in Russia has grown six times over the last decade, and researchers say that many of those who are studying today would like to stay in the country. This, alongside issues such as why Google Trends are worth looking into, were covered at the HSE XXIV Yasin International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development section on demography and labour markets.
Demographic Review #4
In the issue: Generational accounts and demographic dividend in Russia. An estimation of household time transfers within households. Cities of over a million people on the mortality map of Russia. Overweight: socioeconomic factors and consequences. For fresh approaches to the socio-cultural integration of migrants. Using the World Population Policies Database to study internal migration policy. The demography of Trump’s wall. Ethnic policy: a new perspective. A demographic perspective on gender, family and health in Europe.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 783-784
In the issue:
Migration in Russia, results of the first half of 2018. How the Trial census works. Rosstat chief on Trial census. Questionnaire for Trial census 2018. World Suicide Prevention Day. Congratulations on the anniversary of Irina Alekseevna Troitskaya.
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Lectures held by Mikhail B. Denisenko in the University of Naples Federico II
Department of Political Sciences announces lectures held by Mikhail B. Denisenko (Associate Professor in Demography and Head of Department of Demography at the Higher School of Demography, Moscow) within the Master Degree in International Relations.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 763-764
In the issue:
Migration in Russia, preliminary results of 2017. Equality in the family: from declarations to reality. Women’s work. Loneliness, and how to deal with it. Why is the state program to facilitate the resettlement of compatriots turning into resistance to settlers? Expert meeting at the Institute of Demography of the Higher School of Economics. How to beat abortion? Discussion seminar at the Institute of Demography of the Higher School of Economics.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 753-754
Current topic: Russia’s Demographic Challenges. Part three. Migration.
In the issue: Reasons for not implementing the provisions of the Concept of the State Migration Policy of the Russian Federation. Migration of the elderly in Russia (according to 2010 census data). On the scale of spatial mobility in Russia.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 747-748
Current topic: Migration in the UK on the eve of the migration crisis in Europe. Part 2
In the issue: Forming a new immigration regime in Europe. Emigration from Russia to foreign countries in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Distinctive geographical features of modern external migration of the population in Spain.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 745-746
Current topic: Migration in the UK on the eve of the migration crisis in Europe. Part 1.
In the issue: An analysis of the mechanism of migration of Russian-speaking scientists in the field of computer science to Great Britain. Schooling children of other ethnicities in the UK (based on the example of London). Geographic features of migration links in Europe.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 727-728
Current topic: Commuting in the Moscow region: new data.
In the issue: Opportunities for studying commuting using data of cellular operators (as exemplified by Ufa). Commuting on the labor market of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region. Migration in Moscow and the Moscow region: regional and structural features.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 719-720
Current topic: Emigration from Russia: the current decade
In the issue: Emigration from Russia to countries of the far abroad in the late 20 th-early 21st century. The semantics of migration terms. Motives for return migration of Russian citizens who have received higher education abroad.