A V Sheludkov
Biographic Data
| ID | 153992 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A V Sheludkov |
| GIVEN NAMES | A V |
| FAMILY NAME | Sheludkov |
| SIGNATURE | SHELUDKOV A V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Geography |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5409-934X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Effects of Transport Accessibility on Residential Property Prices (A Case Study of Saratov)
Increasing spatial inequality is observed in Russia at many territorial levels, including within large cities. The most striking expression of the depth of social stratification in urban areas is differences in housing prices, which are often taken as an indicator of inequality due to the lack of other public data. In this article, we investigated the impact of transport accessibility and its characteristics on the socioeconomic status of urban a…
Resilience of Territorial Socioecological Systems
The article develops a methodological approach to assessing the resilience of territorial socioecological systems (TSES). Despite the widespread use of the concept of resilience, its interpretation remains ambiguous and its quantitative assessment difficult. Resilience research is often fragmented across disciplines, which belies both the complexity of the challenges facing modern society, from economic problems to climate change, and the complex…
Labor Market of Russian Regions and Municipalities in 2019–2022
The article analyzes the processes in the labor market of Russian regions and municipalities in 2019–2022. Despite the crisis-related events associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, the outbreak of hostilities, and subsequent international sanctions, the Russian labor market demonstrated amazing resilience during this period. One of the objectives of the study is to supplement the analysis of traditional statistical indicators of the state of the l…
Barrier Function and Transport Accessibility of State Border as Factors of Cross-Border Interactions
The intensive integration and cross-border regionalization observed at many interstate borders in Europe in recent decades have made the concept of barriers at the state borders extremely popular. Low border barriers are rightly perceived by researchers as one of the necessary conditions for intensive cross-border cooperation, and as its regular outcome. However, when assessing barrier properties, many researchers focused exclusively on the state…
Are Post-Soviet Cities 15-Minute Cities? Differences in Pedestrian Accessibility of Basic Urban Services by Residential Development Morphotypes in Krasnodar, Saratov, and Naberezhnye Chelny
The 15-minute city concept suggests redesigning cities and urban areas in such a way that every resident could reach basic necessities and services, including education, medicine, shopping, leisure, etc., within a 15-minute walk or bicycle ride. The underlying goal of the concept is to improve urban environment, to reduce pressure on transportation systems, and to make cities more resilient to events like the COVID-19 pandemic, when many cities i…
City-Agglomeration
The article is based on the materials of the field research conducted in Krasnodar krai in the summer–autumn of 2023, as well as on the analysis of articles and projects devoted to the substantiation of spatial forms and borders of Russian urban agglomerations. The Krasnodar urban agglomeration was chosen for several reasons: (a) the intensive growth of the population of Krasnodar, (b) the “cross-border” nature of the urban agglomeration, which i…
The fluctuating mosaic of socio-spatial inequalities in central Pyongyang under the pressures of marketization
Temporary Mobility and Population Pulsations in Space of Post-Soviet Russia
The paper summarizes recent studies by Russian researchers on various types of temporary mobility and related population pulsations. It is shown that the practice of their study in Russia is in line with the key areas of research on the spatiotemporal population dynamics currently developing abroad. The methodology of work commuting studies is enriched, the first research studies on the event-related mobilities tend to appear. Forms of mobility s…
Spatial Inequality of the Old-Developed Regions of European Russia and the Urals
Many special studies investigate the problems of spatial inequality in Russia at the regional (federal subjects) level, yet they reflect only the most general differences, obscuring much more striking intraregional contrasts and interregional patterns. This article attempts to outline the contours of spatially different development of old-developed districts and cities in 37 regions of European Russia and the Urals, using a wide array of statisti…
The Southern Urals and Trans-Urals
This article is devoted to the south of Chelyabinsk, Kurgan, and the southwest of Tyumen oblasts. Located on the border of forest-steppe and subtaiga to the east of the Ural Mountains, in the contact zone of large macroregions, European Russia, the Urals, Siberia, and Central Asia, until the administrative reforms of the Soviet era this territory developed in a common historical and geographical context and integration logic and experienced sever…
Spatially Uneven Development in Russia
The article discusses the main concepts concerning spatial inequality (uneven development, concentration, polarization, fragmentation, shrinking of sociogeographic space) in the Russian and foreign literature as applied to the problems of today’s Russia. Russian geographers pay much attention to both interregional and intraregional inequalities, as well as to their natural, historical, economic, demographic, and institutional factors. On the vast…
Lost in transformation
Since the 1990s, many countries have implemented healthcare reforms underlined by New Public Management principles and technological transformations. Although studies have examined these reforms from different viewpoints, the spatial implications of healthcare reforms have received limited attention. Scholarship focused predominantly on regional variations of healthcare provision overlooking the sharp contrasts between cities where most healthcar…
Summer suburbanization in Moscow Region
In the summertime, many Moscow residents move to second homes in the countryside, which causes strong seasonal fluxes in the population size of the Russian capital, its surroundings, and more remote rural areas. To better understand the spatial scale and patterns of seasonal suburbanization, we tracked the changes in average monthly nighttime light radiance between August and October 2018 at 1 km resolution. Our results revealed a significant, 1.…
Diffusion of Organic Agriculture in Russia
In recent decades, organic agriculture has played an increasingly prominent role in the global and Russian agricultural sector. This trend emerged in opposition to industrial agrarian production, in response to growing demands for environmental protection and social justice. The article analyzes the place of organic agriculture among the agrarian systems of the mid-20th–early 21st centuries, the specifics of its development in Russia, and the geo…
Provocative landscapes
The paper describes research principles and preliminary results of collaborative interdisciplinary research project aimed at the study of everyday cultural landscapes on the periphery of the Yekaterinburg and Tyumen urban agglomerations. The research design of the project implies a paradigm shift from expert reading of the landscapes to communicative learning of the environment, from the perception of the territories in question as resource reser…
Topology of a Settlement Network as a Factor of Rural Population Dynamics (a Case Study of Tyumen Oblast)
During the last decades, the Russian countryside has been strongly losing in the number of residents. People are moving to large cities, mainly, to regional capitals. Migration outflow increases with distance from cities. Centripetal tendencies in migration can be strengthened or mitigated in the local context due to the specific properties of a territory, rooted in its history. The authors consider the configuration of a settlement network as on…
Decreasing labor intensity in agriculture and the accessibility of major cities shape the rural population decline in postsocialist Russia
Rural population decline has been observed in most developed and emerging economies but has been especially apparent in postsocialist countries. In this paper, we investigate the spatial patterns and the determinants of the rural population dynamics during the transition period from 1991 to 2010 in Tyumen Province, Russia, with the aim of better understanding the forces underlying depopulation. We use descriptive and exploratory statistical tools…
Territorial Structure and Organization of Agriculture in Tyumen Oblast in 1973 and 2014
The reduction in agricultural areas is a vivid manifestation of the spatial contraction of post-Soviet Russia’s socio-geographical space. Based on a case study of Tyumen oblast, the author examines the changes in the territorial structure of agriculture. He compares agricultural indicators in two time slices: 1973 and 2014. The sources for the work were the 1976 Atlas of Tyumen Oblast, Rosstat statistical materials, and also freely accessible Ros…
Mapping multistructural rural economy
Decreasing labor intensity in agriculture and the accessibility of major cities shape the rural population decline in postsocialist Russia
Rural population decline has been observed in most developed and emerging economies but has been especially apparent in postsocialist countries. In this paper, we investigate the spatial patterns and the determinants of the rural population dynamics during the transition period from 1991 to 2010 in Tyumen Province, Russia, with the aim of better understanding the forces underlying depopulation. We use descriptive and exploratory statistical tools…
The fluctuating mosaic of socio-spatial inequalities in central Pyongyang under the pressures of marketization
Provocative landscapes
The paper describes research principles and preliminary results of collaborative interdisciplinary research project aimed at the study of everyday cultural landscapes on the periphery of the Yekaterinburg and Tyumen urban agglomerations. The research design of the project implies a paradigm shift from expert reading of the landscapes to communicative learning of the environment, from the perception of the territories in question as resource reser…
Mapping multistructural rural economy
Territorial Structure and Organization of Agriculture in Tyumen Oblast in 1973 and 2014
The reduction in agricultural areas is a vivid manifestation of the spatial contraction of post-Soviet Russia’s socio-geographical space. Based on a case study of Tyumen oblast, the author examines the changes in the territorial structure of agriculture. He compares agricultural indicators in two time slices: 1973 and 2014. The sources for the work were the 1976 Atlas of Tyumen Oblast, Rosstat statistical materials, and also freely accessible Ros…
Topology of a Settlement Network as a Factor of Rural Population Dynamics (a Case Study of Tyumen Oblast)
During the last decades, the Russian countryside has been strongly losing in the number of residents. People are moving to large cities, mainly, to regional capitals. Migration outflow increases with distance from cities. Centripetal tendencies in migration can be strengthened or mitigated in the local context due to the specific properties of a territory, rooted in its history. The authors consider the configuration of a settlement network as on…
Decreasing labor intensity in agriculture and the accessibility of major cities shape the rural population decline in postsocialist Russia
Rural population decline has been observed in most developed and emerging economies but has been especially apparent in postsocialist countries. In this paper, we investigate the spatial patterns and the determinants of the rural population dynamics during the transition period from 1991 to 2010 in Tyumen Province, Russia, with the aim of better understanding the forces underlying depopulation. We use descriptive and exploratory statistical tools…
Diffusion of Organic Agriculture in Russia
In recent decades, organic agriculture has played an increasingly prominent role in the global and Russian agricultural sector. This trend emerged in opposition to industrial agrarian production, in response to growing demands for environmental protection and social justice. The article analyzes the place of organic agriculture among the agrarian systems of the mid-20th–early 21st centuries, the specifics of its development in Russia, and the geo…
Provocative landscapes
The paper describes research principles and preliminary results of collaborative interdisciplinary research project aimed at the study of everyday cultural landscapes on the periphery of the Yekaterinburg and Tyumen urban agglomerations. The research design of the project implies a paradigm shift from expert reading of the landscapes to communicative learning of the environment, from the perception of the territories in question as resource reser…
Temporary Mobility and Population Pulsations in Space of Post-Soviet Russia
The paper summarizes recent studies by Russian researchers on various types of temporary mobility and related population pulsations. It is shown that the practice of their study in Russia is in line with the key areas of research on the spatiotemporal population dynamics currently developing abroad. The methodology of work commuting studies is enriched, the first research studies on the event-related mobilities tend to appear. Forms of mobility s…
Spatial Inequality of the Old-Developed Regions of European Russia and the Urals
Many special studies investigate the problems of spatial inequality in Russia at the regional (federal subjects) level, yet they reflect only the most general differences, obscuring much more striking intraregional contrasts and interregional patterns. This article attempts to outline the contours of spatially different development of old-developed districts and cities in 37 regions of European Russia and the Urals, using a wide array of statisti…
The Southern Urals and Trans-Urals
This article is devoted to the south of Chelyabinsk, Kurgan, and the southwest of Tyumen oblasts. Located on the border of forest-steppe and subtaiga to the east of the Ural Mountains, in the contact zone of large macroregions, European Russia, the Urals, Siberia, and Central Asia, until the administrative reforms of the Soviet era this territory developed in a common historical and geographical context and integration logic and experienced sever…
Spatially Uneven Development in Russia
The article discusses the main concepts concerning spatial inequality (uneven development, concentration, polarization, fragmentation, shrinking of sociogeographic space) in the Russian and foreign literature as applied to the problems of today’s Russia. Russian geographers pay much attention to both interregional and intraregional inequalities, as well as to their natural, historical, economic, demographic, and institutional factors. On the vast…
Lost in transformation
Since the 1990s, many countries have implemented healthcare reforms underlined by New Public Management principles and technological transformations. Although studies have examined these reforms from different viewpoints, the spatial implications of healthcare reforms have received limited attention. Scholarship focused predominantly on regional variations of healthcare provision overlooking the sharp contrasts between cities where most healthcar…
Summer suburbanization in Moscow Region
In the summertime, many Moscow residents move to second homes in the countryside, which causes strong seasonal fluxes in the population size of the Russian capital, its surroundings, and more remote rural areas. To better understand the spatial scale and patterns of seasonal suburbanization, we tracked the changes in average monthly nighttime light radiance between August and October 2018 at 1 km resolution. Our results revealed a significant, 1.…
Barrier Function and Transport Accessibility of State Border as Factors of Cross-Border Interactions
The intensive integration and cross-border regionalization observed at many interstate borders in Europe in recent decades have made the concept of barriers at the state borders extremely popular. Low border barriers are rightly perceived by researchers as one of the necessary conditions for intensive cross-border cooperation, and as its regular outcome. However, when assessing barrier properties, many researchers focused exclusively on the state…
Are Post-Soviet Cities 15-Minute Cities? Differences in Pedestrian Accessibility of Basic Urban Services by Residential Development Morphotypes in Krasnodar, Saratov, and Naberezhnye Chelny
The 15-minute city concept suggests redesigning cities and urban areas in such a way that every resident could reach basic necessities and services, including education, medicine, shopping, leisure, etc., within a 15-minute walk or bicycle ride. The underlying goal of the concept is to improve urban environment, to reduce pressure on transportation systems, and to make cities more resilient to events like the COVID-19 pandemic, when many cities i…
City-Agglomeration
The article is based on the materials of the field research conducted in Krasnodar krai in the summer–autumn of 2023, as well as on the analysis of articles and projects devoted to the substantiation of spatial forms and borders of Russian urban agglomerations. The Krasnodar urban agglomeration was chosen for several reasons: (a) the intensive growth of the population of Krasnodar, (b) the “cross-border” nature of the urban agglomeration, which i…
The fluctuating mosaic of socio-spatial inequalities in central Pyongyang under the pressures of marketization
Effects of Transport Accessibility on Residential Property Prices (A Case Study of Saratov)
Increasing spatial inequality is observed in Russia at many territorial levels, including within large cities. The most striking expression of the depth of social stratification in urban areas is differences in housing prices, which are often taken as an indicator of inequality due to the lack of other public data. In this article, we investigated the impact of transport accessibility and its characteristics on the socioeconomic status of urban a…
Resilience of Territorial Socioecological Systems
The article develops a methodological approach to assessing the resilience of territorial socioecological systems (TSES). Despite the widespread use of the concept of resilience, its interpretation remains ambiguous and its quantitative assessment difficult. Resilience research is often fragmented across disciplines, which belies both the complexity of the challenges facing modern society, from economic problems to climate change, and the complex…
Labor Market of Russian Regions and Municipalities in 2019–2022
The article analyzes the processes in the labor market of Russian regions and municipalities in 2019–2022. Despite the crisis-related events associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, the outbreak of hostilities, and subsequent international sanctions, the Russian labor market demonstrated amazing resilience during this period. One of the objectives of the study is to supplement the analysis of traditional statistical indicators of the state of the l…
Economic geography (15 works) · Geography (15 works) · Economics (12 works) · Political science (11 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (9 works) · Economic growth (8 works) · Regional science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Demography (6 works)