"Demoscope Weekly" ## 971 - 972
In the issue: Youth of the CIS, some characteristics of mortality. A heavy burden, or excess weight and how to deal with it. Three years with coronavirus: 54% of Russians expect a new wave of COVID-19. 45% of men consider the earlier retirement age of women discrimination. Romir: Satisfaction with healthcare among Russians has doubled. The minimum draft age should be increased, the maximum should be left as is. Russians want men aged 21 to 27 to be drafted into the army. How the future looks: planning horizons and moods.
Demographic Review #3 2022
In the issue: The central mechanism of the demographic transition. Who needs (or doesn't) three years of parental leave? Impact of social-economic and demographic factors on probability of preterm birth. The transformation of immigrant values in the context of their cultural integration: attitudes towards divorce and premarital sexual relations. Using Google Trends for external migration prediction. Kalmyks of the Soviet Russia in the post-deportation period (late 1950s – 1980s): demographic, settlement and gender aspects. Marriage and the antichrist: a century of opposition to marriage among peasant women of the Spasovo Soglasie.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 963 - 964
In the issue: Main demographic outcomes of 2021 in the European Union. Only 54% of patients understand why they need to treat arterial hypertension. Society under stress. Romir: sports save one in four Russians from stress. Man without a home. Church and society: monitoring.
Demographic Review #1 2022
In the issue: Dynamics of the ethno-linguistic structure of the population of the Kyrgyz Republic. An analysis of pronatalist politics in the USSR in the postwar period. Self-preservation behavior of the working-age population of Tatarstan. Collection of demographic data on transgender respondents: methodological recommendations. Spatial patterns of age-specific sex ratios in Russian intraregional migration. Fertility trends in developed countries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 945 - 946
In the issue:
Migration of Ukrainians to the European Union, 2008-2020. The share of medicines in the Russian consumer basket has increased. Attitudes towards the Russian Orthodox Church and the Patriarch. How much money do Russians need to be happy? British women asked about menopause. Denial of COVID-19 and resistance to measures to combat it: qualitative and quantitative research of communities in social networks.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 941 - 942
In the issue:
Foreign labor force in Russia in 2021. Coronavirus and vaccination. Emigration moods (Levada Center). Emigration moods (VtsIOM). Emigration moods (FOM). Fewer Russian companies allowing remote work. Americans love working remotely. How many people live in Russia: Rosstat announces first census results.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 939 - 940
In the issue:
Morbidity of the population of Russia, 2020-2021.Taking care of health. The role of Internet in questions of health. The labor market: main trends. The situation on the labor market: the view of Russians. Attitudes towards migrants from Central Asia. Life expectancy in Russia in 2021 is 70.06 years.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 937 - 938
In the issue:
Migration in Russia, preliminary results of 2021. Goodbye, COVID-19? After two years of pandemic, people getting used to life in new realities. Gender equality, participation of women in political life. Work, pay and leadership: has gender balance been achieved? Perceptions of aspects of gender relations in workplaces of the Russian Federation. Xenophobia and nationalism in state power.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 935 - 936
In the issue:
World Population Growth and Sustainable Development. For a fulfilling life, Russians above all need a family. Russians on raising children. Equity in healthcare provision. Passport as a database: do we need new "stamps"? Ward Kingkade: Some results from the 2020 US Census.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 929 - 930
In the issue:
In the EU-27 live about 68 million children under 15 and 74 million young people aged 15-29. "The fifth wave" and how to deal with it? Church and State. One out of three Russians don’t know how their pension is calculated. Only one out of twenty considers the pension system fair. Russians believe that the minimum wage should be 2.5 times higher. Potential for internal urban-rural migration.