Anna Andreenkova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4461203 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Andreenkova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Andreenkova |
| SIGNATURE | ANDREENKOVA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Swiss Institute of Comparative Law |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6776-7703 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Social Consequences of Geographic Mobility for Constructing a Life Course
Geographical mobility has important social consequences, but also seriously impacts individual life trajectories, serving as a channel for social mobility. But any sort of geographic mobility is also related to serious risks. To what extent are people’s hopes and expectations justified, what are the long-term consequences of geographic mobility? To answer these fundamental questions, we use data from a new large-scale study titled “Geomobility of…
Structure and Content of Information Campaign on Television During First Wave of Pandemic of Covid‐19 in Russia
Belief in the Just World in European Culture
General belief in the justice, in well-ordered and balanced social relations, the system where people get what they deserve is described in the concept of M. Lerner as “belief in the just world” (BJW). BJW helps to justify existing inequalities, to cope with unjust life situations, to keep optimistic view, but can also be a barrier for questioning and changing of unfair social relations. The research based on data of 9th round of Russian social s…
In Search of Fair Social Welfare System — Dynamic of Attitudes Toward Universal Basic Income in Russian Society
In recent years the concept of universal basic income (UBI) as regular payout of a basic subsidy to all people with no additional conditions or criteria attached has come to the general public’s attention as opposed to solely being discussed by experts and certain interested parties. Data from the first comparative study on public attitudes toward UBIconducted in various European countries (the ESS) and a comparable Russian social survey (RSS) fr…
A Comparative Analysis of Popular Attitudes toward the Idea of Universal Basic Income in Russia vs Europe
Sensitive Questions in Cross-National Comparative Surveys
The article is devoted to the problem of survey items that ask for sensitive information. This factor has a significant impact on the quality and comparability of data from international surveys. We propose a methodology that can be used to comparatively study the level of sensitivity of questions. It is often used in public opinion polls as well as in marketing and academic studies. We were able to use it to identify similarities and differences…
Conceptions of Justice and Economic Inequality in a Comparative Cross-Country Context
Social justice has rarely been studied using empirical data, and this is especially true in a comparative context. This article analyzes the causes of the methodological and theoretical difficulties that complicate the performance of a comparative cross-country study of this key concept within a social science framework. Based on the data of the European Social Survey (ESS), we analyze how citizens of Russia and other European countries conceptua…
Stability and Change in Social Attitudes of Russians and Europeans in 2002–2016s
This article includes the analysis of similarities, differences and changes of social attitudes of Europeans based on eight rounds of European Social Survey (ESS) conducted bi-annually in 2002–2016. The data of this cross-national comparative survey shows that in the recent decades the general indicators of personal and social wellbeing, interpersonal trust, confidence to political institutions, evaluations of material wellbeing, self-rated healt…
Conceptions of Justice and Economic Inequality in a Comparative Cross-Country Context
Social justice has rarely been studied using empirical data, and this is especially true in a comparative context. This article analyzes the causes of the methodological and theoretical difficulties that complicate the performance of a comparative cross-country study of this key concept within a social science framework. Based on the data of the European Social Survey (ESS), we analyze how citizens of Russia and other European countries conceptua…
Women's Representation in the Parliaments of Russia and Ukraine
According to the new election laws of the countries that emerged from the former Soviet Union, all social and demographic groups have equal opportunities to take part in political life, to vote, and to be elected to office. The first two democratic elections to the Russian and Ukrainian parliaments (1993 and 1995 in Russia and 1994 and 1998 in Ukraine), however, showed that in both parliaments women were represented much less than men. In Russia …
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Women's Representation in the Parliaments of Russia and Ukraine
According to the new election laws of the countries that emerged from the former Soviet Union, all social and demographic groups have equal opportunities to take part in political life, to vote, and to be elected to office. The first two democratic elections to the Russian and Ukrainian parliaments (1993 and 1995 in Russia and 1994 and 1998 in Ukraine), however, showed that in both parliaments women were represented much less than men. In Russia …
Stability and Change in Social Attitudes of Russians and Europeans in 2002–2016s
This article includes the analysis of similarities, differences and changes of social attitudes of Europeans based on eight rounds of European Social Survey (ESS) conducted bi-annually in 2002–2016. The data of this cross-national comparative survey shows that in the recent decades the general indicators of personal and social wellbeing, interpersonal trust, confidence to political institutions, evaluations of material wellbeing, self-rated healt…
Conceptions of Justice and Economic Inequality in a Comparative Cross-Country Context
Social justice has rarely been studied using empirical data, and this is especially true in a comparative context. This article analyzes the causes of the methodological and theoretical difficulties that complicate the performance of a comparative cross-country study of this key concept within a social science framework. Based on the data of the European Social Survey (ESS), we analyze how citizens of Russia and other European countries conceptua…
A Comparative Analysis of Popular Attitudes toward the Idea of Universal Basic Income in Russia vs Europe
Sensitive Questions in Cross-National Comparative Surveys
The article is devoted to the problem of survey items that ask for sensitive information. This factor has a significant impact on the quality and comparability of data from international surveys. We propose a methodology that can be used to comparatively study the level of sensitivity of questions. It is often used in public opinion polls as well as in marketing and academic studies. We were able to use it to identify similarities and differences…
Conceptions of Justice and Economic Inequality in a Comparative Cross-Country Context
Social justice has rarely been studied using empirical data, and this is especially true in a comparative context. This article analyzes the causes of the methodological and theoretical difficulties that complicate the performance of a comparative cross-country study of this key concept within a social science framework. Based on the data of the European Social Survey (ESS), we analyze how citizens of Russia and other European countries conceptua…
Belief in the Just World in European Culture
General belief in the justice, in well-ordered and balanced social relations, the system where people get what they deserve is described in the concept of M. Lerner as “belief in the just world” (BJW). BJW helps to justify existing inequalities, to cope with unjust life situations, to keep optimistic view, but can also be a barrier for questioning and changing of unfair social relations. The research based on data of 9th round of Russian social s…
In Search of Fair Social Welfare System — Dynamic of Attitudes Toward Universal Basic Income in Russian Society
In recent years the concept of universal basic income (UBI) as regular payout of a basic subsidy to all people with no additional conditions or criteria attached has come to the general public’s attention as opposed to solely being discussed by experts and certain interested parties. Data from the first comparative study on public attitudes toward UBIconducted in various European countries (the ESS) and a comparable Russian social survey (RSS) fr…
Structure and Content of Information Campaign on Television During First Wave of Pandemic of Covid‐19 in Russia
Social Consequences of Geographic Mobility for Constructing a Life Course
Geographical mobility has important social consequences, but also seriously impacts individual life trajectories, serving as a channel for social mobility. But any sort of geographic mobility is also related to serious risks. To what extent are people’s hopes and expectations justified, what are the long-term consequences of geographic mobility? To answer these fundamental questions, we use data from a new large-scale study titled “Geomobility of…
Political science (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · European Social Survey (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (4 works) · Comparative research (3 works) · Economic Justice (3 works)