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Iu V Arutiunian

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ID5814456
NAMEIu V Arutiunian
GIVEN NAMESIu V
FAMILY NAMEArutiunian
SIGNATUREARUTIUNIAN I V
AFFILIATIONSRussian Academy of Sciences
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS3
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1973
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
H-INDEX1
  • Russian Ethnicity

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•Sociological Research•2012

    The ethnic Russian population has experienced important demographic changes in the past twenty years, including declining birthrates and high mortality rates. The migration to Russia of ethnic Russians from the countries of the near abroad did not fully compensate for this demographic decline. For the future health of Russian society it will be imperative to depoliticize ethnicity in favor of a focus on the human individual with a multi-layered i…

  • On the Symptoms of Interethnic Integration in Post-Soviet Society

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•Sociological Research•2009

    Data from a survey conducted in Moscow show that ethnic and national identity are influenced by socioeconomic status, and that ethnic relations in the capital are being affected by migrants from other former Soviet republics

  • On the Potential of Interethnic Integration in the Megalopolis of Moscow

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•Sociological Research•2006

    La capitale russe possede de longue date des communautes ethniques variees, et importantes, originaires de pays voisins dont beaucoup participent depuis 1991 de la CEI. Les conditions de vie de ces pays continuent de pousser des migrants a venir en russie et particulierement a Moscou. Mais dans un climat de difficultes economiques, les relations interethniques et l'integration des nouveaux venus sont marquees par le communautarisme et des tension…

  • The Design and Strategy of an Investigation

    Iu V Arutiunian, L M Drobizheva et al.•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    Ethnosociology, like every other area of sociological knowledge, developed in our country in the late '60s and '70s. Interest in sociological research was aroused primarily by the realization of the need for a thorough and adequate reflection by science of processes taking place in life, and of the individual's needs and interests

  • A Sociocultural Profile of Soviet Nationalities

    Iu V Arutiunian, Iu V Bromlei•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    One of the most important and widely known characteristics of the social development of a people, a characteristic that determines the intensity of its activity in all spheres of culture, is educational level. The considerable achievements of the Soviet people in this sphere are universally acknowledged. The changes that have taken place during the years of Soviet power are especially striking if one considers the low level of literacy that was c…

  • A Sociocultural Profile of Soviet Nationalities (cont.)

    Iu V Arutiunian, Iu V Bromlei•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    The ceremonial-ritual life of peoples has always been the center of attention of traditional ethnography as a sphere of rather stable expression of national forms of culture

  • A Sociocultural Profile of Soviet Nationalities (cont.)

    Iu V Arutiunian, Iu V Bromlei•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    Linguistic processes play an important role in the interaction and mutual enrichment of the national cultures of the Soviet peoples. Linguistic aspects of the social life of the multinational Soviet state necessarily occupy a prominent place owing to the extreme variety of its ethnolinguistic situation. The peoples populating the country speak more than 130 languages. National literatures thrive in 78 languages, plays are performed in the country…

  • Social Mobility in the Countryside

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973•Cited by: 2

    (1973). 16 Social Mobility in the Countryside. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 3, No. 1-2, pp. 320-354

  • Culture and the Social Psychology of the Soviet Rural Population

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973

  • The Distribution of Decision-Making Among the Rural Population of the USSR

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973•Cited by: 1

  • Social Mobility in the Countryside

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973•Cited by: 2

    (1973). 16 Social Mobility in the Countryside. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 3, No. 1-2, pp. 320-354

  • The Distribution of Decision-Making Among the Rural Population of the USSR

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973•Cited by: 1

  • Social Mobility in the Countryside

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973•Cited by: 2

    (1973). 16 Social Mobility in the Countryside. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 3, No. 1-2, pp. 320-354

  • Culture and the Social Psychology of the Soviet Rural Population

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973

  • The Distribution of Decision-Making Among the Rural Population of the USSR

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1973•Cited by: 1

  • The Design and Strategy of an Investigation

    Iu V Arutiunian, L M Drobizheva et al.•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    Ethnosociology, like every other area of sociological knowledge, developed in our country in the late '60s and '70s. Interest in sociological research was aroused primarily by the realization of the need for a thorough and adequate reflection by science of processes taking place in life, and of the individual's needs and interests

  • A Sociocultural Profile of Soviet Nationalities

    Iu V Arutiunian, Iu V Bromlei•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    One of the most important and widely known characteristics of the social development of a people, a characteristic that determines the intensity of its activity in all spheres of culture, is educational level. The considerable achievements of the Soviet people in this sphere are universally acknowledged. The changes that have taken place during the years of Soviet power are especially striking if one considers the low level of literacy that was c…

  • A Sociocultural Profile of Soviet Nationalities (cont.)

    Iu V Arutiunian, Iu V Bromlei•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    The ceremonial-ritual life of peoples has always been the center of attention of traditional ethnography as a sphere of rather stable expression of national forms of culture

  • A Sociocultural Profile of Soviet Nationalities (cont.)

    Iu V Arutiunian, Iu V Bromlei•ARTICLE•Soviet Anthropology and Archeology•1988

    Linguistic processes play an important role in the interaction and mutual enrichment of the national cultures of the Soviet peoples. Linguistic aspects of the social life of the multinational Soviet state necessarily occupy a prominent place owing to the extreme variety of its ethnolinguistic situation. The peoples populating the country speak more than 130 languages. National literatures thrive in 78 languages, plays are performed in the country…

  • On the Potential of Interethnic Integration in the Megalopolis of Moscow

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•Sociological Research•2006

    La capitale russe possede de longue date des communautes ethniques variees, et importantes, originaires de pays voisins dont beaucoup participent depuis 1991 de la CEI. Les conditions de vie de ces pays continuent de pousser des migrants a venir en russie et particulierement a Moscou. Mais dans un climat de difficultes economiques, les relations interethniques et l'integration des nouveaux venus sont marquees par le communautarisme et des tension…

  • On the Symptoms of Interethnic Integration in Post-Soviet Society

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•Sociological Research•2009

    Data from a survey conducted in Moscow show that ethnic and national identity are influenced by socioeconomic status, and that ethnic relations in the capital are being affected by migrants from other former Soviet republics

  • Russian Ethnicity

    Iu V Arutiunian•ARTICLE•Sociological Research•2012

    The ethnic Russian population has experienced important demographic changes in the past twenty years, including declining birthrates and high mortality rates. The migration to Russia of ethnic Russians from the countries of the near abroad did not fully compensate for this demographic decline. For the future health of Russian society it will be imperative to depoliticize ethnicity in favor of a focus on the human individual with a multi-layered i…

Sociology (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Social science (5 works) · Soviet and Russian History (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Sociocultural evolution (3 works)

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