| Шығарылым |
Атауы |
Файл |
| № 2 (2024) |
Change of Generations: Essence and Reality (Ontological Point of View) |
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Shchelkin A.
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| № 4 (2024) |
Sobornost as a non-sociological category |
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Shmerlina I.
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| № 1 (2025) |
Contemporary Russian village: current problems and their reflection in agrarian sociology |
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Veliky P., Vyalshina A.
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| № 7 (2023) |
Development Vectors of Interviewing Children: Inclusion, Trust, Agency |
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Savinskaya O.
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| № 11 (2023) |
Modern Capitalism from the Perspective of Critical Theory of Society |
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Fatenkov A.
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| № 4 (2025) |
Modern Russian conservatism: bonds and contradictions (a content analysis of Telegram channels) |
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Pain E.
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| № 1 (2023) |
P.A. Sorokin and R. Thurnwald: Collaboration in the Journal “Sociologus”: Toward the Publication of Business Correspondence and Journal Reviews |
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Golovin N.
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| № 7 (2024) |
SOCIS is 50: Sociology in search of new ideas |
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Kliucharev G.
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| № 11 (2023) |
Population Social Dynamics and Human Potential |
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Lyalikova S., Nazarova I.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Population social dynamics and human potential (results of the conference) |
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Lyalikova S., Nazarova I.
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| № 2 (2023) |
Social Communication in Modern Russian Society |
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Adamyants T.
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| № 5 (2025) |
Social responsibility and potential capacities of Russian youth |
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Osipova N., Kanevsky P.
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| № 4 (2023) |
Social Acceptability of Objective and Subjective Reasons for Divorce in Modern Russia |
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Sinelnikov A.
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| № 2 (2024) |
Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Persons Convicted for Terrorist Crimes |
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Kazberov P.
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| № 9 (2023) |
Russian Citizens’ Social Mood, Its Structure and Influence on Helping Behaviour |
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Mersianova I., Briukhno A.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Social well-being and adaptation practices of the Tuva population: gender differentiation |
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Balakina G., Natsak O.
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| № 1 (2023) |
Social Sentiment and Protest Moods of Kazakhstani People on the Eve of the January 2022 Rallies |
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Ileuova G., Simakova O.
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| № 5 (2023) |
Social Well-Being of Russians in the Spring of 2022 |
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Rogach O., Frolova E.
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| № 1 (2024) |
Social well-being and ethnicity in the context of urbanization processes among the Yakuts |
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Vasileva O.
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| № 7 (2025) |
SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROUPS IN THE SPHERE OF LABOR |
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Klimova S., Vaskina Y.
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| № 7 (2023) |
Socio-psychological state of the Vologda region population in crisis periods: socio-structural characteristics |
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Smoleva E.
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| № 5 (2025) |
Social transformation of society during the great patriotic war and during military operations in Donbass in 2014 to 2025 |
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Shakhov O.
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| № 1 (2024) |
Social changes and stability in the subject field of sociology |
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Ivchenkova M.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Social studies of finance as a new vector for sociological research of modern society |
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Smelova A.
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| № 6 (2024) |
Social processes in modern Russian society |
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Istomina O.
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| № 8 (2023) |
Social Processes in Modern Russian Society |
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Istomina O.
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| № 2 (2025) |
Social meanings of stigmatizing persons with mental disorders |
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Svetlichnaya T., Smirnova E., Kharkova O.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Social capital: trust and public participation (case study of Tyumen Region) |
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Agafonova D., Romashkina G.
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| № 11 (2023) |
Socio-Cultural Identification of Modern Armenians |
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Pogosyan G., Poghosyan R.
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| № 4 (2024) |
Sociocultural evolution of Russia and its regions |
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Belyaeva L.
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| № 1 (2025) |
Sociocultural evolution of Russia and its regions |
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Belyaeva L.
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| № 4 (2025) |
Sociocultural and political aspects of the lifeworld of russian rural society |
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Velikiy P., Vyalshina A.
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| № 7 (2025) |
Sociological Theory in Russia Today – The Case of the «Arrow of Time» |
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ROMANOVSKIY N.
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| № 2 (2024) |
Sociological Theory in the Ural Region: History and Modernity |
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Zborovsky G.
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| № 10 (2024) |
Sociological Concepts of Time in Life-Course Studies |
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Latypov I., Dautova T.
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| № 6 (2024) |
Sociological theories of everyday life as a tool for researching silence practices |
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Spirkina A.
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| № 6 (2024) |
Sociological readings in the RSSU on the problems in Russia family |
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Tanatova D., Khairullina N.
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| № 6 (2023) |
Sociological Monitoring of the External Policy Orientations of Ukrainian Society in The 2000–2020s |
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Sushchiy S.
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| № 3 (2024) |
Sociological education in Russia |
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Obraztsov I.
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| № 3 (2023) |
Sociology (translated by N.V. Romanovsky) |
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Delanty G.
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| № 2 (2025) |
Sociology in the context of the «Epoch of Change» (notes from Socis Conference) |
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Latov Y.
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| № 5 (2023) |
Социология в поиске идентичности (интервью с Н.В. Романовским) |
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Demidenko S.
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| № 3 (2023) |
Sociology in the Post-Global World: Problems and Prospects |
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Asochakov Y.
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| № 10 (2024) |
Sociology Meets Epidemiology: Social Contagion Research in Search of Theoretical Basis |
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Dudina V.
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| № 2 (2024) |
Sociology of Health and Sports: the Experience of Eurasia |
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Snegur M.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Sociology of professions – situation and prospects (round table) |
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Popova I.
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| № 6 (2024) |
Sociology: postmodernism and ontology |
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Shchelkin A.
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| № 1 (2023) |
The Features of Population Reproduction in the Suburbanized Zone (The Case of the Irkutsk Agglomeration) |
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Grigorichev K.
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| № 5 (2023) |
Специфика идентичности студентов приграничья России и Украины (на примере Белгородского и Харьковского госуниверситетов) |
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Simonyan R.
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| № 5 (2025) |
The debate on the civilizational approach: essentialism, constructivism and contemporary historical sociology |
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Maslovskiy M.
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| № 6 (2024) |
The formation of a new world order: challenges for Russian social science |
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Kirdina-Chandler S.
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| № 7 (2024) |
Formation of new health care practices: what sociology [does not] see |
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Belova Y., Zadorin I.
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| № 2 (2024) |
Status positions and scientific Capital in Russian Science |
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Noskova A., Goloukhova D., Kuzmina E.
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| № 2 (2023) |
Strebkov O.D., Shevchuk A.V. What do we know about freelancers? Sociology of free employment. Moscow: VSHE, 2022. Reviewed by r.n. Abramov. |
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Abramov R.
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| № 3 (2023) |
Structure and Content of Information Campaign on Television During First Wave of Pandemic of COVID‑19 in Russia |
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Andreenkova A., Медведева А.
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| № 7 (2025) |
Russian Students About the Great Patriotic War: Results of the Federal Research of the Russian Society of Sociologists (2005–2025) |
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VISHNEVSKII Y., MANSUROV V., KULMINSKAIA A.
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| № 1 (2024) |
Subjective social mobility of university graduates through the lenses of their educational trajectories |
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Lukina A., Maltseva V., Rozenfeld N.
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| № 12 (2024) |
Subjective stratification of Russian society: dynamics and specifics |
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Kolennikova N.
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| № 2 (2024) |
Subjective Well-Being and Standard of Living in the Kaliningrad Region |
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Zotova M., Zinovyev A.
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| № 2 (2023) |
Subjective well-being of Russians: the risks of preretirement age |
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Manuilskaya K., Solodovnikova O., Malkova E.
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| № 4 (2024) |
Subjective well-being: the problem of analyzing population qualitative heterogeneity (part 1) |
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Kuchenkova A., Tatarova G.
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| № 5 (2024) |
Subjective well-being: the problem of analyzing population qualitative heterogeneity (part 2) |
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Kuchenkova A., Tatarova G.
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| № 12 (2024) |
TASS must know (about the press conference based on the materials of a 10‑year sociological monitoring) |
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Editorial T.
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| № 5 (2024) |
Trends and social reasons of living alone |
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Gurko T.
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| № 1 (2023) |
Theodor Geiger. Images of Comradeship. Knowledge and Influence: A Review |
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Sorokin P.
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| № 11 (2024) |
Theoretical sociology: past, present, future (round table) |
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Demidenko S.
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| № 9 (2023) |
Theoretical Understanding of Social Reality: The 25th Kharchev Readings |
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Demidenko S., Romanovskiy N.
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| № 1 (2024) |
Theory and practice of the digital inequality studies |
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Smirnova A.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Media theory and the future of the church |
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Berezina N.
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| № 3 (2025) |
Therapeutic turn on the path of Russian youth: factors for seeking psychotherapeutic help |
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Lukina A., Bochkor A.
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| № 6 (2023) |
Territorial Identity: Structure, Boundaries, Reproduction (A Comparative Analysis of the Saratov region, the Republic of Kabardino-Balkaria and the Republic of South Ossetia) |
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Mokin K., Baryshnaya N.
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| № 7 (2025) |
Method for Forecadting Ladge Protests (the сase of South America) |
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BASAEVA E., KAMENETSKY E.
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| № 9 (2023) |
Techno(crato)socialism: a Critical Look at the Ideas of B. King and R. Petty |
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Davydov D.
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| № 11 (2023) |
Typological Groups of First-Year Students by Educational Strategies in Conditions of Individual Learning Trajectories |
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Gavrilyuk T., Bocharov V., Pogodaeva T.
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| № 5 (2023) |
Typological Analysis of Young People Health Behavior: on Specifics of the Four-Component Model Realization |
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Chirkova A.
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| № 3 (2023) |
Titarenko L.G. Sociology of Public Opinion. Minsk: RIVSH, 2021 |
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Ambarova P.
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| № 6 (2025) |
Toschenko Zh. T. The fate of the social contract in Russia: the evolution of ideas and the lessons of implementation. Moscow: FNISC RAS, 2025 |
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Poghosyan G.
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| № 3 (2025) |
Toshchenko Zh. T. The Fate of the Social Contract in Russia: Evolution of Ideas and Lessons of Implementation. Moscow: Federal Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2025. 844 p. |
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Biizhanova E.
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| № 3 (2024) |
Empirical study of traditional russian values and social practices |
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Borshchevskiy G.
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| № 10 (2023) |
Cross-Border Area of the East of Russia in the Modernization Processes |
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Badaraev D., Badmatsyrenov T.
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| № 2 (2024) |
Transformations of Western Sociology: Mainstream and Public Agenda |
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Danilova E.
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| № 9 (2023) |
Book Transformation: Mediatization of the Collective Experience of Generations |
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Kolomiets V.
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| № 8 (2023) |
Transformation of Parental Involvement in the Children`s Lives |
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Dorofeeva Z., Kozyreva P.
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| № 1 (2023) |
Sober lifeway: motives, roles and practices |
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Belova Y.
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| № 11 (2024) |
Trends in changing in institutional trust as social capital of Russian society |
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Latov Y.
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| № 7 (2024) |
Developmental trends of military sociology IN Russia (based on the analysis of publications in Sociological Studies, 2014–2023) |
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Karlova E.
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| № 7 (2024) |
The third integrative wave in sociology’s development. Part II. Theories and methods for an augmented social reality |
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Ivanov D.
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| № 6 (2024) |
The third integrative wave in sociology. Part i: the relevance of a new agenda |
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Ivanov D.
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| № 7 (2023) |
Three Dimensions of Adulthood: Freedom, Responsibility, and Care |
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Andreeva A.
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| № 5 (2024) |
Work in a changing world: transformations in the labor sphere and the focus of new research (round table) |
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Demidenko S.
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| № 5 (2024) |
Labor, employment, human capital: new challenges and solutions |
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Karapetyan R.
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| № 3 (2023) |
Labor Behavior of Population from Remote Countryside of Khakassia |
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Lushnikova O.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Labor biographies of russian workers: from search to survival |
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Andreeva Y., Lukyanova E.
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| № 10 (2023) |
Todzha Tuvans in Contemporary Situation |
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Balakina G., Kharunova M.
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| № 10 (2023) |
Tukumtsev B. G. Selected works: Collection of Articles. Ed. by V. Yu. Bocharov. Samara: Samarskii un-t, 2023 |
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Sizova I.
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| № 3 (2023) |
Threats as a Social Phenomenon in the XXI Century |
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Grabelnykh T., Sablina N., Zyryanov V.
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| № 9 (2024) |
Satisfaction of Russians with Different Aspects of Life: Ten-Year Trend Against the Background of Socio-Economic Crises |
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Latova N.
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| № 3 (2025) |
Uzlaner D. The End of Religion? History of the Theory of Securialization. Moscow: National Research University Higher School of Economics, 2025. 240 p. |
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Biizhanova E.
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| № 11 (2024) |
William Walling on the situation of the Russian peasantry in the early 20th century |
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Nefedov S.
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| № 7 (2023) |
Universal Basic Income as a Tool to Combat Inequality in Modern Russia |
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Biyzhanova E.
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| № 7 (2023) |
Living Standards and Quality of Life of Population in Russia: the New Turns of Scientific Research |
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Razumov A.
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| № 2 (2024) |
Russians’ attitudes regarding preparation for retirement: its content and formation factors |
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Kiselev I., Mikhailova E., Smirnova A.
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| № 3 (2025) |
Parental involvement in adult children’s lives |
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Gurko T.
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| № 2 (2025) |
Scientists on the challenges to the regulatory framework of the Russian Scientific Community |
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Zarubina N.
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| № 2 (2023) |
Factors Of Students Involvement In Destructive Practices In Real And Digital Spase |
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Shumkova N., Dadaeva T.
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| № 6 (2025) |
Science fiction, preferences of russian readers, and the problem of constructing the future |
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Podlesnaia M., Shevchenko O.
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| № 2 (2025) |
Fedorov V. V. War, Peace and books. Moscow: VTSIOM, 2024. Reviewed by D. A. Davydov |
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Davydov D.
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| № 8 (2024) |
The phenomenon of resentment: historical allusion or harsh reality? |
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Roy O.
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| № 2 (2023) |
Favoritism in Russian Organizations: Antecedents and Consequences |
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Balabanova E., Portnyagina A.
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| № 5 (2024) |
Farming is an (un)rooted social group: problem statement |
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Velikiy P.
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| № 2 (2025) |
Farming: lifeworld and social well-being |
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Velikiy P.
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| № 7 (2025) |
Philosophical and sociological foundations of the social contract emergence and functioning |
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VOLKOV Y.
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| № 1 (2025) |
Philosophical foundations and ethical consequences of sociological theories |
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Kudrina S.
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| № 5 (2024) |
Financial rationality vs traditions: on wedding costs of medium income urban families in Kazakhstan |
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Barsukova S.
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| № 11 (2024) |
F. E. Sheregi is 80! |
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Editorial T.
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| № 6 (2025) |
Functions of historical memes in digital practices of youth (the case of Omsk) |
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Derevyanchenko Y., Limasova S.
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| № 5 (2023) |
Functional Features of Languages in Ethnofederations: a Comparative Analysis |
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Farukshin M.
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| № 2 (2025) |
Khagurov A. A. sustainable rural development: problems and prospects. Krasnodar: KubGAU, 2023. reviewed by S. A. Konstantinov |
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Konstantinov S.
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| № 11 (2024) |
Persistent poverty in Russia: a qualitative study |
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Nazarbaeva E., Khalina N., Pishnyak A.
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| № 1 (2025) |
Cai F. What 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up in China Teach Us / Translated from Chinese by Chen Aizhu; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Moscow: Ves' Mir, 2023. 368 p. |
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Editorial T.
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| № 6 (2023) |
Values and Norms of Political Culture in the Public Consciousness of Kazakhstan Society |
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Kurganskaya V., Dunaev V., Sagikyzy A.
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| № 4 (2024) |
Values: can science study them? On the history, theory and methodology of the issue |
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Malinkin A.
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| № 9 (2024) |
Value Pillars of Russian’ Identity under Conditions of Foreign Challenges |
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Ryzhova S.
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| № 6 (2023) |
Value Orientations and Practices of Social Activity of Nonresident Students in Kazan and St. Petersburg |
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Eflova M., Maksimova O., Ozerova K.
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| № 6 (2025) |
Civilizational diversity of the modern world / ed. by R. G. Braslavsky, A. V. Malinov. Moscow: RAN, 2024. Reviewed by A. M. Sosnovskaya |
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Sosnovskaya A.
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| № 10 (2023) |
Civilizational Turn in the Contemporary Sociology: the Contribution of S. N. Eisenstadt |
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Braslavskiy R., Коzlovskiy V.
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| № 4 (2024) |
Civilizational turn and metatheoretical reconfiguration in contemporary sociology |
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Braslavskiy R.
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| № 6 (2023) |
Digitalization and Critical Theory of Society |
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Ivanov D., Asochakov Y.
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| № 7 (2023) |
Digitalization of Psychological Help: Factors and Trends (the case of St. Petersburg) |
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Plutov L., Rusakova M., Guzeva D.
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| № 6 (2024) |
The regional dimension of digital skills research |
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Popov E.
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| № 8 (2023) |
Humans in the Information Society: Continuation of the Discourse |
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Avdoshina N., Bocharov V.
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| № 3 (2024) |
Man and society – through the prism of artificial intelligence |
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Yakovenko A.
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| № 1 (2025) |
A man who still does a lot (interview with Zh. T. Toshchenko) |
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Doktorov B.
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| № 7 (2025) |
HUMAN CAPITAL IN MODERN SOCIETY |
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Karapetyan R., Tarando E.
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| № 11 (2023) |
N.E. Tikhonova’s School (from the experience of included observation) |
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Mareeva S.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Evolution of migration research: from the USSR to modern Russia |
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Mokin K.
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| № 9 (2023) |
Economic Elite of Crimea After 2014 |
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Kolesnik N.
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| № 12 (2024) |
Expansion of artificial intelligence: expectations and attitudes of citizen |
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Levashov V., Grebnyak O.
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| № 3 (2025) |
Expert activity of a scientific journal: criteria and role in the reproduction of science (the case of SocIs) |
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Popova I.
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| № 1 (2025) |
Expert institutions in the 21st century |
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Grabelnykh T., Sablina N.
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| № 9 (2024) |
Emotions of Russians in 2014–2024 |
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Okolskaya L.
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| № 4 (2023) |
Epistemic Justice for the Dead (transl. by N.V. Romanovsky) |
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Turner S.
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| № 2 (2025) |
Ethics of war in the countries of orthodox culture / Ed. by P. Boyanich. St. Petersburg: V. Dahl, 2022. Reviewed by T.N. GRUDINA |
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Grudina T.
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| № 6 (2024) |
Ethnosocial processes in Siberia and the Far East |
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Maklashova E., Popkov Y.
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| № 1 (2024) |
XXV Kharchev readings |
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Romanovskiy N.
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| № 8 (2024) |
Anniversary international congress on problems of young family |
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Tanatova D., Khamatkhanova M.
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| № 9 (2023) |
Is "Technosocialism" Socialism? |
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Latov Y.
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| № 2 (2023) |
Linguistic landscape of a Russian city: sociological optics |
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Gabdrakhmanova G.
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| № 11 (2024) |
Linguistic, ethnocultural and religious processes in the Regions of Russia |
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Rogovaia A.
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