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Alexander L Temnitskiy

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ID6771601
NAMEAlexander L Temnitskiy
GIVEN NAMESAlexander L
FAMILY NAMETemnitskiy
SIGNATURETEMNITSKIY A L
AFFILIATIONSMoscow State Institute of International Relations
ORCID0000-0002-5275-7457
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1
  • The Hirsch Index in the Scientific Activity of Russian Scientists

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2026

    This paper addresses problematic issues associated with the introduction of the Hirsch index as the key instrument for evaluating scientific activity, and it is based on the analysis of Russian researchers’ publications included in the National Bibliographic Database (Russian Science Citation Index, RSCI) and materials from two repeated sociological surveys (2022 and 2024). With their titles, abstracts and keywords including the term “Hirsch inde…

  • Changes in the problem and subject field of labor sociology against the backdrop of the time challenges (Based on publications in the journal “Sociological Studies” over 50 years)

    Alexander L Temnitskiy, Alexandr L Temnitskiy et al.•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    Trends in the problem and subject field of labor sociology were identified by referring to the Sociological Studies journal publications for 1974–2023. An array of 351 articles on labor sociology was selected for qualitative and quantitative content analysis. Eleven problematic subject areas of research were identified by the criterion of the leading target of the article’s text. Fourtime frames in Russian society and economic development over th…

  • Russian scientists’ motivation and research performance issue

    Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    The paper deals with the problem of uncovering the motivation structure of Russian scientists’ research, assessing the role learning and self-fulfillment motives play in it and the way those motives are connected to their performance indicators. In order to do that, we propose a model of connection between needs and priority motives characteristic for scientists, uncover a hierarchy of research motives and the level of their fulfillment on the jo…

  • How to Teach a Sociology Student Good Data Analiysis Using SPSS?

    Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    The paper presents the author’s thoughts and explores the process of teaching sociology students to analyze data using SPSS and the course book by N. Voronina, published in 2024. It also provides a brief overview of the available domestic learning materials in SPSS-based data analysis and argues that the genre of course books written by a new generation of researchers and teachers is of relevance. N. Voronina’s course book shows an understanding …

  • Is the Quality of Russian Professionals’ Human Capital Sufficient to Address New Challenges?

    Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    The paper provides author’s considerations and content analysis of the collective monograph titled ‘Human Capital of Russian Professionals: Current State, Evolution, Factors.’ Conventional tools of sociological research methodology have been used to interpret and provide an understanding of the content of this comprehensive diagnostic research. By referencing the monograph, the author attempted to identify the purpose and objectives of the resear…

  • The Potential for Using the Method of Typological Analysis in the Sociological Diagnostics of Social Phenomena

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2023

    This paper provides an abstract presentation and analyzes the content of the collective monograph titled Typological Analysis in Sociology as a Diagnostic Procedure. The focus is on the possibilities that the method of typological analysis provides when it comes to developing the genre of sociological diagnostics. In the introduction, we consider the approaches towards defining the concept of “sociological diagnostics” that have developed in the …

  • The Role of Self-Affirmation Values in Achieving the Well-Being for Russian Workers

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2022•References: 1

    The paper details the results of a secondary analysis aimed at revealing the social role that self-affirmation values play for Russian workers. For this purpose, the specifics of the relationship between such values as “power-wealth” and “achievement” are successively compared with subjective well-being indicators pertinent to hired workers in Russia and their colleagues in other European countries. In addition to traditional indicators of subjec…

  • Trust to social science in russia as a research problem

    A V Noskova, Alexander L Temnitskiy et al.•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2018

    В статье поднимается и исследуется проблема доверия к социальной науке в России в условиях его ослабления как глобальной тенденции, обосновывается методологическая стратегия социологического исследования этой проблемы. Рассматривается влияние на нее глобального, национального и институционального контекстов. Изложены методологические принципы социологического исследования в этой сфере. Доверие к социальной науке интерпретировано как оценочная, ко…

  • The correlation between terminal and tool labor orientationsamong Russia’semployed population (acomparative analysis)

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2017•Cited by: 2

    Terminal orientations towards labor are significant as they emphasize the latter’s primary role as a vital value and a means of self-realization for a person, regardless of the rewards. This article defines the state, relationship and dynamics for change in the tool and terminal types of value orientations of Russia’s employed population when it comes to labor and working activity. The analysis is based on international research data from studies…

  • The expansion of functions and context of modern researches of job satisfaction

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2013

    This article is reaction to F. Ilyassov's thesis about inexpediency of modern researches of job satisfaction, about the limitation of this subject in sociology. The reverse thesis about the prospects of researches of job satisfaction, about expansion of functions and the context of this concept is being put forward

  • The correlation between terminal and tool labor orientationsamong Russia’semployed population (acomparative analysis)

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2017•Cited by: 2

    Terminal orientations towards labor are significant as they emphasize the latter’s primary role as a vital value and a means of self-realization for a person, regardless of the rewards. This article defines the state, relationship and dynamics for change in the tool and terminal types of value orientations of Russia’s employed population when it comes to labor and working activity. The analysis is based on international research data from studies…

  • The expansion of functions and context of modern researches of job satisfaction

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2013

    This article is reaction to F. Ilyassov's thesis about inexpediency of modern researches of job satisfaction, about the limitation of this subject in sociology. The reverse thesis about the prospects of researches of job satisfaction, about expansion of functions and the context of this concept is being put forward

  • The correlation between terminal and tool labor orientationsamong Russia’semployed population (acomparative analysis)

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2017•Cited by: 2

    Terminal orientations towards labor are significant as they emphasize the latter’s primary role as a vital value and a means of self-realization for a person, regardless of the rewards. This article defines the state, relationship and dynamics for change in the tool and terminal types of value orientations of Russia’s employed population when it comes to labor and working activity. The analysis is based on international research data from studies…

  • Trust to social science in russia as a research problem

    A V Noskova, Alexander L Temnitskiy et al.•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2018

    В статье поднимается и исследуется проблема доверия к социальной науке в России в условиях его ослабления как глобальной тенденции, обосновывается методологическая стратегия социологического исследования этой проблемы. Рассматривается влияние на нее глобального, национального и институционального контекстов. Изложены методологические принципы социологического исследования в этой сфере. Доверие к социальной науке интерпретировано как оценочная, ко…

  • The Role of Self-Affirmation Values in Achieving the Well-Being for Russian Workers

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2022•References: 1

    The paper details the results of a secondary analysis aimed at revealing the social role that self-affirmation values play for Russian workers. For this purpose, the specifics of the relationship between such values as “power-wealth” and “achievement” are successively compared with subjective well-being indicators pertinent to hired workers in Russia and their colleagues in other European countries. In addition to traditional indicators of subjec…

  • The Potential for Using the Method of Typological Analysis in the Sociological Diagnostics of Social Phenomena

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2023

    This paper provides an abstract presentation and analyzes the content of the collective monograph titled Typological Analysis in Sociology as a Diagnostic Procedure. The focus is on the possibilities that the method of typological analysis provides when it comes to developing the genre of sociological diagnostics. In the introduction, we consider the approaches towards defining the concept of “sociological diagnostics” that have developed in the …

  • Changes in the problem and subject field of labor sociology against the backdrop of the time challenges (Based on publications in the journal “Sociological Studies” over 50 years)

    Alexander L Temnitskiy, Alexandr L Temnitskiy et al.•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    Trends in the problem and subject field of labor sociology were identified by referring to the Sociological Studies journal publications for 1974–2023. An array of 351 articles on labor sociology was selected for qualitative and quantitative content analysis. Eleven problematic subject areas of research were identified by the criterion of the leading target of the article’s text. Fourtime frames in Russian society and economic development over th…

  • Russian scientists’ motivation and research performance issue

    Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    The paper deals with the problem of uncovering the motivation structure of Russian scientists’ research, assessing the role learning and self-fulfillment motives play in it and the way those motives are connected to their performance indicators. In order to do that, we propose a model of connection between needs and priority motives characteristic for scientists, uncover a hierarchy of research motives and the level of their fulfillment on the jo…

  • How to Teach a Sociology Student Good Data Analiysis Using SPSS?

    Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    The paper presents the author’s thoughts and explores the process of teaching sociology students to analyze data using SPSS and the course book by N. Voronina, published in 2024. It also provides a brief overview of the available domestic learning materials in SPSS-based data analysis and argues that the genre of course books written by a new generation of researchers and teachers is of relevance. N. Voronina’s course book shows an understanding …

  • Is the Quality of Russian Professionals’ Human Capital Sufficient to Address New Challenges?

    Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya•2024

    The paper provides author’s considerations and content analysis of the collective monograph titled ‘Human Capital of Russian Professionals: Current State, Evolution, Factors.’ Conventional tools of sociological research methodology have been used to interpret and provide an understanding of the content of this comprehensive diagnostic research. By referencing the monograph, the author attempted to identify the purpose and objectives of the resear…

  • The Hirsch Index in the Scientific Activity of Russian Scientists

    Open Access•Alexander L Temnitskiy•ARTICLE•Sociological Journal•2026

    This paper addresses problematic issues associated with the introduction of the Hirsch index as the key instrument for evaluating scientific activity, and it is based on the analysis of Russian researchers’ publications included in the National Bibliographic Database (Russian Science Citation Index, RSCI) and materials from two repeated sociological surveys (2022 and 2024). With their titles, abstracts and keywords including the term “Hirsch inde…

Sociology (5 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Educational Innovations and Challenges (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Engineering ethics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)

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