M Klupt
Biographic Data
| ID | 4642842 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Klupt |
| GIVEN NAMES | M |
| FAMILY NAME | Klupt |
| SIGNATURE | KLUPT M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Saint Petersburg State University of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9423-4363 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
India and China
Article seeks to inscribe some empirical evidences, based on an analysis of economic-demographic development of modern China and India, into the long-term theoretical debate on the unity and diversity of modernization processes. Both modern India and China have successfully converted their enormous demographic might into political and economic power. In both, increasing domestic consumption, driven by the rapid economic growth and huge population…
Dynamics of ideals in contemporary Russia
The article considers the changes in Russian society and its ideals as a feedback system. Two strata of these changes are separated, a more dynamic and superficial formed by mass-media, and a more fundamental and inert one determined by specificity of civilization. Parallels are drawn between fascination of some western intellectuals with the Soviet reality of the 1930s and fascination in Russia of the 1990s with imaginary West, which are rooted …
Anxities Of The 21st Century
A series of crises in the 21st century is giving a fresh impetus to study the short-term mechanisms of demographic changes. Descriptions of the set of such mechanisms substantially compliment the explanations of fertility changes based on one main mechanism emphasized by theories of second demographic transition or dividend of gender equity. This article compares the mechanisms linking anxiety and uncertainty with fertility in the countries of Vi…
Family and Fertility Issues in Value Conflicts during the 2010s
В статье анализируется конфликт трех комплексов ценностных представлений о семье – традиционного натализма, нового натализма и постматериализма. Показано, что как в России, так и в странах Запада ни один из этих комплексов не обнаружил в 2010-е гг. способности служить универсальной ценностной основой для отношений в семье и повышения рождаемости. В отличие от Запада, российские парламентские политические партии использовали проблематику семейных …
Influence of Family Policy and Normative Beliefs about Family on Fertility
The article analyzes differences in the interrelations between family (or demographic) policy and fertility in familist and paternalist societies. It is argued that explanations of such differences based on multiple modernities theory and institutional approach are more comprehensive and better consistent with the empirical data than those presented by second demographic transition theory. The paternalistic nature of state-family relations caused…
Family in Russia and China
по результатам социологического исследования
Strategic management of international labor migration in Russia
In this paper I attempt to bridge a gap between territorial planning and migration policy, the domains that usually are considered as isolated. Because of tremendous economic and geographic differences among Russian regions I am skeptical about idea of a priori positive balance between the advantages and disadvantages of international labor migration for any region and industry. The thorough analysis of such advantages and disadvantages for regio…
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Strategic management of international labor migration in Russia
In this paper I attempt to bridge a gap between territorial planning and migration policy, the domains that usually are considered as isolated. Because of tremendous economic and geographic differences among Russian regions I am skeptical about idea of a priori positive balance between the advantages and disadvantages of international labor migration for any region and industry. The thorough analysis of such advantages and disadvantages for regio…
Family in Russia and China
по результатам социологического исследования
Influence of Family Policy and Normative Beliefs about Family on Fertility
The article analyzes differences in the interrelations between family (or demographic) policy and fertility in familist and paternalist societies. It is argued that explanations of such differences based on multiple modernities theory and institutional approach are more comprehensive and better consistent with the empirical data than those presented by second demographic transition theory. The paternalistic nature of state-family relations caused…
Family and Fertility Issues in Value Conflicts during the 2010s
В статье анализируется конфликт трех комплексов ценностных представлений о семье – традиционного натализма, нового натализма и постматериализма. Показано, что как в России, так и в странах Запада ни один из этих комплексов не обнаружил в 2010-е гг. способности служить универсальной ценностной основой для отношений в семье и повышения рождаемости. В отличие от Запада, российские парламентские политические партии использовали проблематику семейных …
Anxities Of The 21st Century
A series of crises in the 21st century is giving a fresh impetus to study the short-term mechanisms of demographic changes. Descriptions of the set of such mechanisms substantially compliment the explanations of fertility changes based on one main mechanism emphasized by theories of second demographic transition or dividend of gender equity. This article compares the mechanisms linking anxiety and uncertainty with fertility in the countries of Vi…
Dynamics of ideals in contemporary Russia
The article considers the changes in Russian society and its ideals as a feedback system. Two strata of these changes are separated, a more dynamic and superficial formed by mass-media, and a more fundamental and inert one determined by specificity of civilization. Parallels are drawn between fascination of some western intellectuals with the Soviet reality of the 1930s and fascination in Russia of the 1990s with imaginary West, which are rooted …
India and China
Article seeks to inscribe some empirical evidences, based on an analysis of economic-demographic development of modern China and India, into the long-term theoretical debate on the unity and diversity of modernization processes. Both modern India and China have successfully converted their enormous demographic might into political and economic power. In both, increasing domestic consumption, driven by the rapid economic growth and huge population…
Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Development economics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · Fertility (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (3 works) · China (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works)