Migration of Russian Young People in the Regional Dimension: a Far East View
Research Article
How to Cite
Shkurkin A.M., Lutsenko Y.L. Migration of Russian Young People in the Regional Dimension: a Far East View. Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia. 2017. Vol. 13. No. 2. P. 78-82. (in Russ.).
Abstract
The main problem is the long-term large-scale outflow of the population from the region connected with the low standard of living and the general instability of the social and economic situation. As a result, in the last decades more than two million people left the region. With the beginning of the third decade of post-Soviet reforms, the Far Eastern vector once again intensified, and the idea of developing these territories was again updated and included among the four main strategic priorities of state policy. The Jewish Autonomous Region, as one of the subjects of the Russian Far East, to a lesser extent than other Far Eastern territories, is experiencing all the consequences of a large outflow of population. At the same time, the prospects for its social and economic development are directly linked, among other things, to the availability of highly skilled manpower of working age, to develop the economy of the region.
Object of the Study. Young people in the regions of the Russian Federation.
Subject of the Study. Is the migration of Russian young people. Purpose of the Study. Is analyzing migration processes of Russian youth in the regional dimension.
Keywords:
migration, young people, migration processes, a region, the Far East, social structure
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9. Timar, J., Velkey, G. (2016). The relevance of the political economic approach: The interpretations of the rural in the migration decision of young women and men in an economically backward region. Journal of Rural Studies, 311322.
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Shkurkin, A. M., & Lutsenko, Y. L. (2017). Migration of Russian Young People in the Regional Dimension: a Far East View. Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia, 13(2), 78-82. Retrieved from https://www.jour.fnisc.ru/index.php/vcugjournal/article/view/8230
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REPRODUCTION OF THE POPULATION
