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Research & Expertise

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 699-700

Current topic: The population of centers and remote places in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.
In the issue: Centers and peripheries in the Baltic countries and regions of northwest Russia: Population dynamics in the 2000s. Depopulation processes in the Pskov region in the context of the polarization of the population of northwestern Russia. Distinctive features of migratory processes in the city of Kiev and the metropolitan area. Ethnodemographic transformation in the center-periphery structure of the Rostov region (post-Soviet trends). George Soros on how to address the problem of refugees in the European Union.

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 697-698

Current topic: The population of Russia against the background of the OECD and BRICS.
In the issue: The population explosion, the aging population and labor-saving technologies: their interaction in the 21st century. Poverty and inequality in the BRICS countries: Russian specificity. The cancellation of China’s one-child policy. On pressing problems of improving work in statistics. The middle class of BRICS countries as a driving force of new global economic growth.

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. 

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 695-696

Current topic: How to estimate the number of people with disabilities in Russia.
In the issue: Cripples, invalids, or people with disabilities? A review of the history of disability. Measuring disability and the status of the disabled: Russian and international approaches. Measures of state support for employment of persons with disabilities in Russia.

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 693-694

Current topic: Jews in post-Soviet space: new demographic data.
In the issue: A demographic portrait of the Jews of Azerbaijan, 1959-1989. Migrant families in the Russian Federation: the ethnic dimension (according to the censuses of 2002 and 2010). An ethnic map of the Stavropol region: space-time dynamics over the last half century. The 2009 census in Kazakhstan: the question about religion.

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 691-692

Current topic: What working-age Russians get ill with and die of.
In the issue: Cardiovascular disease in the context of the socio-economic priorities of Russia’s long-term development. The epidemiology of stroke in Russia according to the results of the territorial and population register (2009-2010). The ultimate effect of Russia’s demographic policies in the 1980s.

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?

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 689-690

Current topic: The demographic footprint of war.
In the issue: The reduction of infant mortality in Russia in 1940-1958. From abortion Thermidor to legislative liberalism: policy on marriage and family relations as a mirror of the history of the USSR. The dynamics of Moscow’s population size over the last 140 years.

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 687-688

Current topic: From abortion to contraception.
In the issue: Termination of pregnancy in the Russian Federation according to official statistics and a longitudinal survey. The medicalization of reproduction and childbirth: the struggle for control. Women’s childlessness and scenarios of their life path.

"Demoscope Weekly" ## 685-686

Current topic: Mortality and life expectancy in Russia: What’s new? Part two.
In the issue:The information potential of the statistics of multiple causes of death. The irreversible loss of Russia’s population as a result of drug use in 2000-2011. The consumption of alcohol on the eve of death and mortality from injuries, poisonings and other consequences of the effect of external causes.