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A I Alekseev

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ID1034530
NAMEA I Alekseev
GIVEN NAMESA I
FAMILY NAMEAlekseev
SIGNATUREALEKSEEV A I
AFFILIATIONSThe 309th Hospital of Chinese People's Liberation Army
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS18
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT18
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1966
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Typology of Small Towns and Urban-Type Settlements in Russia Based on the Dynamics of Their Socioeconomic Parameters in 2010–2021

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, Z S Buchintsev et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2026

    The article presents a comprehensive typology of small towns and urban settlements of Russia, based on the analysis of the dynamics of their socioeconomic parameters in the period 2010–2021. The study covers 1838 small towns and urban-type settlements, for which demographic indicators, volumes of housing construction and spatial location relative to large urban centers were analyzed. Based on binary logistic regression, the zones of influence of …

  • Typology of Transformations in Rural Settlements of the Lower Ob Region in the Post-Soviet Period

    Open Access•G A Nazarenko, K S Loktionov et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2024

  • A Multi-Scale Typology of Rural Areas Under the Post-Soviet Transformations (On the Example of the Tambov Region)

    Open Access•O E Prusikhin, O D Krutov et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2023

  • Post-Soviet Regional Center: Urbanization or Ruralization

    Open Access•S A Samburova, A I Alekseev et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2023

  • Post-Soviet Transformation of the Steppe Rural District of Southern Siberia (the Case of Volchikha District of Altai Krai)

    Open Access•O D Krutov, O E Prusikhin et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    The change of functions of rural areas of Volchikha district in Altai krai during the post-Soviet period and its factors are analyzed in this article. The aim of this work was to study local factors and the consequences of social and economic changes in rural Altai. Qualitative sociological methods and methods of field survey are mainly applied. Statistical approaches are used for verification of data and materials from the Tomsk Archive confirm …

  • Transformation of an Agricultural District into a Recreational District (a Case Study of Chemalsky District in the Republic of Altai)

    Open Access•O E Prusikhin, E D Zhukovsky et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    The article considers the change in functions of the mountainous rural areas that has been actively going on over the past 30 years in Chemalsky district of the Altai Republic. The objective of the article was to study the factors and consequences of socioeconomic and social changes in the rural areas of Altai in the post-Soviet period. On the basis of qualitative interviews and statistical data acquired during field works, the variability of the…

  • Rural Areas of Bashkiria: Prevailing Types and Features of Transformation in the Post-Soviet Period

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, Л Р Имангулов et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2022

  • Life of Ivan and Hans in the 21st Century: Volchikhinsky District of the Altai Region

    Open Access•O E Prusikhin, E D Zhukovsky et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2022

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  • Between Two Capitals: Population Migrations of Tver Oblast and Their Reflection on the Social Network Vkontakte

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2021

    The article is devoted to the use of social networks in studying population migration. A case study of Tver oblast demonstrates how the intercapital situation affects the features of population movement. There are no official statistics on this issue at the municipal district level, so the main source of information here was materials from the social network Vkontakte. At the first stage, we used aggregated materials of the site Russia’s Virtual …

  • The Area of Farmland, the Population Density and Their Dynamics: A Study of Relationships (On the Example of the Bezhetsk District of the Tver Region)

    Open Access•P S Lebedev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2021

    Александр Иванович Алексеев, доктор географических наук, профессор кафедры экономической и социальной географии

  • Trajectories of Transformation of One Unpromising Village (On the Example of the Village Kuzreka in the Tersk District of the Murmansk Region)

    Open Access•М С Савоскул, M S Savoskul et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2021

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  • "Round Table "In Memory of Teodor Shanin

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А А Артамонов et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2020

  • Geography Has Always 'Yearned for Complexity

    Open Access•А И Алексеев, Alexander Nikulin et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2020

  • The Spatial Structure of Kinship (On the Example of the Zharkovsky Settlement of the Tver Region)

    Open Access•А И Алексеев, A I Alekseev et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2019

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  • Subsidiary Household Farming in Russian Regions in the Late 20th–Early 21st Centuries

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2018

    In the post-Soviet period, subsidiary household farming transformed from an “auxiliary” complementary type of activity as understood in Soviet terms into an important form of occupation and source of income for, primarily, residents of rural areas and small towns. However, the dramatic increase in the subsidiary household farms contribution to food production in the 1990s halted at the beginning of the 21st century and subsequently reversed to do…

  • Transformation trends of Russia’s rural settlement patterns in the late soviet and post-soviet periods (1970–2010)

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2015

    The paper considers transformation of Russia’s rural settlement pattern in and of itself, as well as the change in functions of settled areas and their entire network. Based on 1970, 1989, and 2010 census results, we analyze the rural population dynamics and the density of settlements and populations. In the Post-Soviet period, reduction in the rural population occurred on the background of its concentration in larger and larger settlements. The …

  • Gavriil Andreevich Sarychev

    D Wileman, A I Alekseev•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1968

  • Joseph Billings

    A I Alekseev•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1966

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  • Joseph Billings

    A I Alekseev•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1966

  • Gavriil Andreevich Sarychev

    D Wileman, A I Alekseev•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1968

  • Transformation trends of Russia’s rural settlement patterns in the late soviet and post-soviet periods (1970–2010)

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2015

    The paper considers transformation of Russia’s rural settlement pattern in and of itself, as well as the change in functions of settled areas and their entire network. Based on 1970, 1989, and 2010 census results, we analyze the rural population dynamics and the density of settlements and populations. In the Post-Soviet period, reduction in the rural population occurred on the background of its concentration in larger and larger settlements. The …

  • Subsidiary Household Farming in Russian Regions in the Late 20th–Early 21st Centuries

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2018

    In the post-Soviet period, subsidiary household farming transformed from an “auxiliary” complementary type of activity as understood in Soviet terms into an important form of occupation and source of income for, primarily, residents of rural areas and small towns. However, the dramatic increase in the subsidiary household farms contribution to food production in the 1990s halted at the beginning of the 21st century and subsequently reversed to do…

  • The Spatial Structure of Kinship (On the Example of the Zharkovsky Settlement of the Tver Region)

    Open Access•А И Алексеев, A I Alekseev et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2019

    , ,

  • "Round Table "In Memory of Teodor Shanin

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А А Артамонов et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2020

  • Geography Has Always 'Yearned for Complexity

    Open Access•А И Алексеев, Alexander Nikulin et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2020

  • Between Two Capitals: Population Migrations of Tver Oblast and Their Reflection on the Social Network Vkontakte

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2021

    The article is devoted to the use of social networks in studying population migration. A case study of Tver oblast demonstrates how the intercapital situation affects the features of population movement. There are no official statistics on this issue at the municipal district level, so the main source of information here was materials from the social network Vkontakte. At the first stage, we used aggregated materials of the site Russia’s Virtual …

  • The Area of Farmland, the Population Density and Their Dynamics: A Study of Relationships (On the Example of the Bezhetsk District of the Tver Region)

    Open Access•P S Lebedev, А И Алексеев et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2021

    Александр Иванович Алексеев, доктор географических наук, профессор кафедры экономической и социальной географии

  • Trajectories of Transformation of One Unpromising Village (On the Example of the Village Kuzreka in the Tersk District of the Murmansk Region)

    Open Access•М С Савоскул, M S Savoskul et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2021

    ( ) 1

  • Post-Soviet Transformation of the Steppe Rural District of Southern Siberia (the Case of Volchikha District of Altai Krai)

    Open Access•O D Krutov, O E Prusikhin et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    The change of functions of rural areas of Volchikha district in Altai krai during the post-Soviet period and its factors are analyzed in this article. The aim of this work was to study local factors and the consequences of social and economic changes in rural Altai. Qualitative sociological methods and methods of field survey are mainly applied. Statistical approaches are used for verification of data and materials from the Tomsk Archive confirm …

  • Transformation of an Agricultural District into a Recreational District (a Case Study of Chemalsky District in the Republic of Altai)

    Open Access•O E Prusikhin, E D Zhukovsky et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2022

    The article considers the change in functions of the mountainous rural areas that has been actively going on over the past 30 years in Chemalsky district of the Altai Republic. The objective of the article was to study the factors and consequences of socioeconomic and social changes in the rural areas of Altai in the post-Soviet period. On the basis of qualitative interviews and statistical data acquired during field works, the variability of the…

  • Rural Areas of Bashkiria: Prevailing Types and Features of Transformation in the Post-Soviet Period

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, Л Р Имангулов et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2022

  • Life of Ivan and Hans in the 21st Century: Volchikhinsky District of the Altai Region

    Open Access•O E Prusikhin, E D Zhukovsky et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2022

    , ,

  • A Multi-Scale Typology of Rural Areas Under the Post-Soviet Transformations (On the Example of the Tambov Region)

    Open Access•O E Prusikhin, O D Krutov et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2023

  • Post-Soviet Regional Center: Urbanization or Ruralization

    Open Access•S A Samburova, A I Alekseev et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2023

  • Typology of Transformations in Rural Settlements of the Lower Ob Region in the Post-Soviet Period

    Open Access•G A Nazarenko, K S Loktionov et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2024

  • Typology of Small Towns and Urban-Type Settlements in Russia Based on the Dynamics of Their Socioeconomic Parameters in 2010–2021

    Open Access•A I Alekseev, Z S Buchintsev et al.•ARTICLE•Regional Research of Russia•2026

    The article presents a comprehensive typology of small towns and urban settlements of Russia, based on the analysis of the dynamics of their socioeconomic parameters in the period 2010–2021. The study covers 1838 small towns and urban-type settlements, for which demographic indicators, volumes of housing construction and spatial location relative to large urban centers were analyzed. Based on binary logistic regression, the zones of influence of …

Geography (15 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (12 works) · Population (7 works) · Human settlement (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Demography (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Agricultural Development and Policies (4 works)

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