L V Korel
Biographic Data
| ID | 1668095 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L V Korel |
| GIVEN NAMES | L V |
| FAMILY NAME | Korel |
| SIGNATURE | KOREL L V |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Modern contrasts in Russia’s interregional migration
A seven-cluster model of Russia’s regional migration structure, which uses ten classical migration indices, makes it possible to visualize the outcomes of the interregional battle for a unique deficient resource: human capital in Russia’s migratory space. The database comprises materials from the Federal State Statistics Service. The authors show that their devised structural composition of regional cluster migration, which has a somewhat patchwo…
Russian industrial enterprises in the reflection of the multivector concept of modernization
The concept of multivector modernization of industrial enterprises is enunciated. On the basis of social research, a hypothesis is advanced about the uneven development of various subsystems of enterprises and different vectors of the modernization process; in the authors’ opinion, this is the factor that hampers the development of enterprises
Women and the Market
It seemed to us useful in this study to deviate somewhat from the manner in which the "woman question" is traditionally posed, that is, by focusing on such problems as female discrimination and gender equality, and instead to concentrate our attention on women as a socium [sotsium], as a unique, fully realized, quite massive (53 percent of Russia's population in 1993) and representative social, demographic, and cultural community in that segment …
Social Adaptation of the Siberian Population to the Market
Processes of adaptation of diverse groups of the population to the market have a special significance under conditions of the economic reform. The social price of economic changes, their pace, and their effectiveness will depend ultimately on how these processes unfold. The following serve as measures of social adaptation: (1) an individual sense of social well-being, and (2) the degree to which the individual feels subjectively assimilated in ma…
Rural-urban Migration in the Ussr
This article describes the major phases in rural-urban migration within the USSR and discusses successive policies towards this phenomenon since 1927. The outcomes and socioeconomic consequences of these massive migration waves have been variously appraised in scientific and socio-political debates. Partly on the basis of studies of migration decision making, the authors discuss the dynamics of rural-urban migration and detect some probable trend…
Rural-urban Migration in the Ussr
This article describes the major phases in rural-urban migration within the USSR and discusses successive policies towards this phenomenon since 1927. The outcomes and socioeconomic consequences of these massive migration waves have been variously appraised in scientific and socio-political debates. Partly on the basis of studies of migration decision making, the authors discuss the dynamics of rural-urban migration and detect some probable trend…
Rural-urban Migration in the Ussr
This article describes the major phases in rural-urban migration within the USSR and discusses successive policies towards this phenomenon since 1927. The outcomes and socioeconomic consequences of these massive migration waves have been variously appraised in scientific and socio-political debates. Partly on the basis of studies of migration decision making, the authors discuss the dynamics of rural-urban migration and detect some probable trend…
Social Adaptation of the Siberian Population to the Market
Processes of adaptation of diverse groups of the population to the market have a special significance under conditions of the economic reform. The social price of economic changes, their pace, and their effectiveness will depend ultimately on how these processes unfold. The following serve as measures of social adaptation: (1) an individual sense of social well-being, and (2) the degree to which the individual feels subjectively assimilated in ma…
Women and the Market
It seemed to us useful in this study to deviate somewhat from the manner in which the "woman question" is traditionally posed, that is, by focusing on such problems as female discrimination and gender equality, and instead to concentrate our attention on women as a socium [sotsium], as a unique, fully realized, quite massive (53 percent of Russia's population in 1993) and representative social, demographic, and cultural community in that segment …
Russian industrial enterprises in the reflection of the multivector concept of modernization
The concept of multivector modernization of industrial enterprises is enunciated. On the basis of social research, a hypothesis is advanced about the uneven development of various subsystems of enterprises and different vectors of the modernization process; in the authors’ opinion, this is the factor that hampers the development of enterprises
Modern contrasts in Russia’s interregional migration
A seven-cluster model of Russia’s regional migration structure, which uses ten classical migration indices, makes it possible to visualize the outcomes of the interregional battle for a unique deficient resource: human capital in Russia’s migratory space. The database comprises materials from the Federal State Statistics Service. The authors show that their devised structural composition of regional cluster migration, which has a somewhat patchwo…
Economics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Psychology (2 works)