Irina Pervova
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4151931 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Irina Pervova |
| NOMBRES | Irina |
| APELLIDO | Pervova |
| FIRMA | PERVOVA I |
| AFILIACIONES | St Petersburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7000-4398 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 70 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Intergenerational support in multi‐child families in Kazakhstan
This study examines the mechanisms of intergenerational support in large Kazakhstani families, including those that cannot adapt to new conditions. A mixed methods approach combines hierarchical regression modelling (quantitative assessment of financial transfers, psychological resilience and reciprocity of care), clustering algorithms (identification of household interaction typologies) and qualitative thematic analysis (narrative study of roles…
Mapping social work across 10 countries
An emerging global consciousness and rising attention given to international social work development has seen the recognition of comparative research within the profession. Understanding the functioning and organisation of social work within various country contexts is critical in order to formulate knowledge around its overall impact, successes and challenges, allowing social workers to learn from one another and build professional consolidation…
Contemporary changes and civil society in Portugal and the Russian Federation
Portugal and the Russian Federation share some aspects of traditional culture and similar experiences in modern history, but they also exhibit significant differences that determine specific modes of civil society’s development.Results of a comparative and diachronic analysis show that the major differences between the two countries reside in civil society’s openness and composition. Organized civil society is not very distinct in relative size w…
Eligibility for social services
The article provides a frame of reference for reviewing the basic processes underlying the development of formal social policy. The bases for the article were provided by: (1) review of the literature in related social services policy development areas; (2) analyses and review of the literature specific to service eligibility; (3) analyses of related socio-economic data from international organizations and registries. Eligibility is proposed as a…
The implications of neoliberalism for social work
The near global implementation of public sector and social welfare reform as a result of neoliberal economic reform has impacted on social work and social inequality. State strategies to reduce social and economic inequality are being challenged and rolled back. This article uses the reflections from a six-country EU-funded social work research collaboration to promote debate and compare global social work perspectives, to highlight the complexit…
Reflections on a process model for international research collaboration in social work
This article seeks to reflect on knowledge and experiences gained from an International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES). Challenges and opportunities inherent in the development and management of a large-scale international research project in social work are explored. Through a synthesis of conceptual frameworks a process model for international research collaboration is constructed based chiefly on the stages of group development, a conc…
The Internal Structure of the Child Depression Inventory in Russian and UK Schoolchildren
The implications of neoliberalism for social work
The near global implementation of public sector and social welfare reform as a result of neoliberal economic reform has impacted on social work and social inequality. State strategies to reduce social and economic inequality are being challenged and rolled back. This article uses the reflections from a six-country EU-funded social work research collaboration to promote debate and compare global social work perspectives, to highlight the complexit…
Mapping social work across 10 countries
An emerging global consciousness and rising attention given to international social work development has seen the recognition of comparative research within the profession. Understanding the functioning and organisation of social work within various country contexts is critical in order to formulate knowledge around its overall impact, successes and challenges, allowing social workers to learn from one another and build professional consolidation…
Reflections on a process model for international research collaboration in social work
This article seeks to reflect on knowledge and experiences gained from an International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES). Challenges and opportunities inherent in the development and management of a large-scale international research project in social work are explored. Through a synthesis of conceptual frameworks a process model for international research collaboration is constructed based chiefly on the stages of group development, a conc…
Contemporary changes and civil society in Portugal and the Russian Federation
Portugal and the Russian Federation share some aspects of traditional culture and similar experiences in modern history, but they also exhibit significant differences that determine specific modes of civil society’s development.Results of a comparative and diachronic analysis show that the major differences between the two countries reside in civil society’s openness and composition. Organized civil society is not very distinct in relative size w…
The Internal Structure of the Child Depression Inventory in Russian and UK Schoolchildren
The implications of neoliberalism for social work
The near global implementation of public sector and social welfare reform as a result of neoliberal economic reform has impacted on social work and social inequality. State strategies to reduce social and economic inequality are being challenged and rolled back. This article uses the reflections from a six-country EU-funded social work research collaboration to promote debate and compare global social work perspectives, to highlight the complexit…
Reflections on a process model for international research collaboration in social work
This article seeks to reflect on knowledge and experiences gained from an International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES). Challenges and opportunities inherent in the development and management of a large-scale international research project in social work are explored. Through a synthesis of conceptual frameworks a process model for international research collaboration is constructed based chiefly on the stages of group development, a conc…
Eligibility for social services
The article provides a frame of reference for reviewing the basic processes underlying the development of formal social policy. The bases for the article were provided by: (1) review of the literature in related social services policy development areas; (2) analyses and review of the literature specific to service eligibility; (3) analyses of related socio-economic data from international organizations and registries. Eligibility is proposed as a…
Mapping social work across 10 countries
An emerging global consciousness and rising attention given to international social work development has seen the recognition of comparative research within the profession. Understanding the functioning and organisation of social work within various country contexts is critical in order to formulate knowledge around its overall impact, successes and challenges, allowing social workers to learn from one another and build professional consolidation…
Contemporary changes and civil society in Portugal and the Russian Federation
Portugal and the Russian Federation share some aspects of traditional culture and similar experiences in modern history, but they also exhibit significant differences that determine specific modes of civil society’s development.Results of a comparative and diachronic analysis show that the major differences between the two countries reside in civil society’s openness and composition. Organized civil society is not very distinct in relative size w…
Intergenerational support in multi‐child families in Kazakhstan
This study examines the mechanisms of intergenerational support in large Kazakhstani families, including those that cannot adapt to new conditions. A mixed methods approach combines hierarchical regression modelling (quantitative assessment of financial transfers, psychological resilience and reciprocity of care), clustering algorithms (identification of household interaction typologies) and qualitative thematic analysis (narrative study of roles…
Political science (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Social Work (3 obras) · Social Work Education and Practice (3 obras) · Work (physics (3 obras) · Context (archaeology (2 obras)