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Zubarevich, N.V
Sotsial`noe Razvitie Regionov Rossii
Problemy i Tendentsii Perekhodnogo Perioda
[ Social development of the regions of Russia : Trends and problems of the transition period]

3d stereotype ed
Moscow:  LIBROKOM, 2013
264 p
pbk. 14 x 21 cm
ISBN: 9785397041584
Language: Russian
This monograph studies trends and problems of the social development of various regions of Russia in the transition period. The author describes his research approach, methods of estimation and analysis, the set of indicators and factors of social development and results of his analysis. Urban and rural areas are evaluated and described separately. The main social problem, the poverty of the population, is analyzed in great detail in a regional dimension, including its main factors and manifestations. The author makes suggestions about possible strategies, measures and priorities in fighting poverty. The last chapter includes the results of sex and generational analysis of social development. Bibliography. (0.265 kg.)
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