Demographic Review #2
In the issue: Demographic consequences of the Great Patriotic War. Soviet prisoners of war: how many were there and how many came home? Casualties in armed conflicts in the world: 1946-2015. Ill-defined and unspecified causes of death in Russia. Population of western Siberia during Second World war (1939-1945). Evacuated children: the difficulties of survival on the home front.
Demographic Review #1
In the issue: Mortality from cardiovascular diseases and life expectancy in Russia. Fertility in higher-order marital unions in Russia: does a new partnership allow for the realization of the two-child ideal? The rural-urban continuum: the destiny of the notion and its link to the spatial mobility of the population. Simon Kuznets on demographic issues. Who has upset the ethnic balance in Russia?
Demographic Review #4
In the issue: An unnoticed contribution to demographic transition theory. Demographic results of 2014. A brief report. The sequence of life events of Russian men serving and not serving in the military. Mortality in Russia in light of the in alcohol consumption. Integral indicators of demographic losses from deaths and injuries due to road accidents in Russia.
Demographic Review #3
In the issue: Recent trends in remittances: Russia and the world. Assessing the impact of the maternity capital policy in Russia. The role of interfamily exchange in the system of material support and care for the elderly in modern Russia. Peasant resettlement in the 1920s (from the history of migration in Russia). Some problems of assessing population losses during collectivization.
Demographic Review. English selection.
We are pleased to introduce the first English issue of our journal "Demographic Review. English selection 2015". It contains the translations of selected articles published in previous issues of the journal in Russian. The main goal of this edition is to make the results of population studies in Russia more accessible for our foreign colleagues and to widen the collaboration of Russian demographers with the international scientific demographic community.
Demographic Review #2
In the issue: Road traffic accidents and mortality in Russia. Pensioners on the Russian labour market: trends of economic activity in pension age. Migration plans of graduates of Moldavian universities. Social differences in household structures in the 19th century: Moscow and its outskirts. Mysticism and truth of the hyperbolic law. A new explanation of the course of world history. Immigration policy in the United States.
Demographic Review #1
In the issue: The demographic transition: debate about theories of different levels. Confidence estimation of demographic rates on example of mortality rates. Migration and intergenerational replacement in Europe. Mortality from undetermined causes of death in Russia and in a selected set of countries. Changes in the structure of Russian households in 1994-2013 (statistical analysis). More or less? The real price of war.
Demographic Review #4
In the issue: Mortality in Russia: the second epidemiologic revolution that never was. Economic and social implications of the demographic transition (translation from English). Mortality from external causes of death in Russia over the past half-century. Ethnically mixed families in the Russian Federation. Health and well-being of the elderly with various religious background in Europe. On demographic development of the BRICS countries.
Demographic Review #3
In the issue: Population of Russia: demographic results 2013.A brief report. Getting married and having a child in Russia: an analysis of individual biographies basing on vital statistics data. Policies and trends in acquiring citizenship of the Russian Federation in 1992-2013. Sources of information about road traffic accidents and recording road traffic Injuries in Russia. The theory of the movement of peoples and the civil war in Russia.
Demographic Review #2
In the issue: Rising life expectancy in Russia of the 2000s. Mortality of children under 1 year old in Russia: what has changed after the transition to the new definition of live birth and stillbirth. Old-age mortality from external causes of death in Russia. Migration and HIV risks: women from Central Asia in the Russian Federation. Is fertility converging across the member states of the European Union? Evaluating public health on the basis of census information.