С Г Сафронов
Biographic Data
| ID | 9098052 |
|---|---|
| NAME | С Г Сафронов |
| GIVEN NAMES | С Г |
| FAMILY NAME | Сафронов |
| SIGNATURE | САФРОНОВ С Г |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lomonosov Moscow State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8229-4131 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Interregional Inequality in Russia and Post-Soviet Countries in the 21st Century
The article analyzes the level and dynamics of interregional inequality in Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Belarus versus other European countries based on data from official statistics of CIS countries (1995–2022) and Eurostat (2011–2022). The Gini coefficient, weighted by population and normalized depending on the number of territorial units, is used as the main assessment parameter. In Belarus and European Union countries, the level of int…
Integral Assessment of Anthropogenic Impact on the Baikal Natural Territory
The article develops a methodology for an integral assessment of anthropogenic impact with spatial resolution for the municipalities of the Baikal Natural Territory, taking into account the impact on the atmosphere, water, and forest resources; impact of agriculture; solid waste; disturbed lands, and objects of accumulated damage; as well as background impact. Taking into account the significance for the Baikal Natural Territory, the methodology …
Fiscal Differentiation of Russian Regions
Measurement of the budget differentiation of regions for 2006–2022 revealed a complex and heterogeneous picture. There was a shift in the distribution of taxes between the levels of the budget system in favor of the federal budget. However, the reduction in the tax base of more developed regions did not lead to a significant reduction in inequality in budget revenues. There is no general trend in the dynamics of various taxes: in terms of income …
The Latest History of the Development of Kazakhstan’s Urban Agglomerations
The article studies the current stage of development of Kazakhstan’s agglomerations, the incentivized formation of which has become a state policy priority. Due to the lack of criteria, the boundaries of potential agglomerations are determined by 1.5-h isochrons of transport accessibility around cities with populations of 100 000 or more. Of these cities, eight centers were selected, based on a modified development coefficient that takes into acc…
Evolution of Rural Settlement Pattern in Kamchatka
The process and results of Russian colonization have traditionally attracted the attention of specialists from various scientific fields. The development of the settlement system is both an important part and indicator of this process. Based on various static, cartographic, and literary sources, genetic types of rural settlements of Kamchatka krai are identified. Although most of the more than 320 rural settlements in Kamchatka have now disappear…
Shifts in the Geography of the Russian Port Economy
Until recently, Russia, both in terms of geography and shipping volumes, could be attributed to the number of countries in the world semiperiphery. In recent decades, attempts have been made to overcome the technological and logistical gap in these areas; in particular, significant investments have been directed to development of seaports. This led not only to a rapid increase in cargo transshipment, but also to structural shifts in their nomecla…
Tertiarization of the Economy in Russian Regions
The accelerated development of the tertiary sphere has long been a refrain in the world scientific discourse. At the same time, tertiarization in Russia differs from the processes taking place in developed countries. An article based on EuroStat and World Bank data compared the structures of gross value added and employment in the tertiary sector in Russia and Europe. Rosstat data are applied to analyze the results of transformation of the tertia…
Russian Regions in the Acute Phase of the Coronavirus Crisis
The article examines the dynamics of the socioeconomic development of the Russian regions and the state of their budgets in the acute phase of the coronavirus crisis in April–May 2020. Differences in the rate of decline are revealed, due not only to the severity of quarantine measures, which affected the consumption indicators, but also the structure of the regional economy, which strongly influenced the industrial production dynamics and budget …
People and Money
Macroeconomic dynamics affects regional population incomes and the poverty level: positive changes in the regional distribution of these indicators slowed in the 2010s, and during the 2014–2017 crisis, there was a negative trend, which was more appreciable in the poverty level. Income dynamics has a stronger effect on consumption patterns and a weaker effect on the financial behavior of the population. The share of food expenditures declined in a…
Main Spatial Trends in the Development of Network Food Trade in Russia in 2000–2017
The development of the food retail network in Russia began relatively recently. For 20 years, starting from the end of the 1990s, it has traveled the path from the first imperfect quasi-network structures to a modern mature stage, which is characterized by strengthened concentration and increased competition in the market. The paper considers the main trends in the transformation of its territorial structure at three levels: regions, large cities…
Subsidiary Household Farming in Russian Regions in the Late 20th–Early 21st Centuries
In the post-Soviet period, subsidiary household farming transformed from an “auxiliary” complementary type of activity as understood in Soviet terms into an important form of occupation and source of income for, primarily, residents of rural areas and small towns. However, the dramatic increase in the subsidiary household farms contribution to food production in the 1990s halted at the beginning of the 21st century and subsequently reversed to do…
Assessment of the ecological situation in russia using the method of potential surfaces of human impact
For the first time, a rating of the ecological state was made for all 1100 cities of Russia using the integral index of the intensity of human impact on the environment, which includes pollution of the atmosphere and water sources, the amount of solid wastes, and the level of thermal and radiation pollution. This article proposes an approach for the integral assessment of the ecological situation in Russian urban areas, which takes into account b…
Transformation trends of Russia’s rural settlement patterns in the late soviet and post-soviet periods (1970–2010)
The paper considers transformation of Russia’s rural settlement pattern in and of itself, as well as the change in functions of settled areas and their entire network. Based on 1970, 1989, and 2010 census results, we analyze the rural population dynamics and the density of settlements and populations. In the Post-Soviet period, reduction in the rural population occurred on the background of its concentration in larger and larger settlements. The …
Transformations in ethnic population composition in Russia in 1989–2010
The evolution of ethnic structure in post-Soviet Russia is analyzed from a territorial perspective, based on the population census results in 1989, 2002 and 2010. The stability of the ethnic structure of the Russian megacore and indigenization of national subordinate entities of the Federation are considered with due regard to the differences in migration during the two inter-census periods and the socioeconomic situation in the entities of the R…
Territorial structure of the confessional space in Russia and other post-Soviet states
The most obvious result of two decades of religious revival in the former Soviet Union is the quantitative growth of organizational structures of major confessions. Confessional space of Russia and other former post-Soviet states is represented on the base of data on religious organizations operating on their territory in 2011–2012, as well as the results of the last censuses of population. The factors that determine the geographical areas of tra…
Regional inequality in large post-soviet countries
This article highlights the factors of differentiated socio-economic development by region and methodological approaches to measuring regional inequality. The analysis of the level of inequality has been implemented for three CIS countries: Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, which made it possible to identify similarities in trends of economic divergence and differences in social inequality, determined by state policy of the countries in question
The Open-Air Museum in the Village of Cherkekh (Iakut ASSR)
Under Tsarism Iakutiia was a place to which political prisoners were exiled. Here, in this "prison without bars," representatives of all three stages of the revolutionary movement in Russia—the Decembrists, the Raznochintsy,** and the Social Democrats—spent time
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The Open-Air Museum in the Village of Cherkekh (Iakut ASSR)
Under Tsarism Iakutiia was a place to which political prisoners were exiled. Here, in this "prison without bars," representatives of all three stages of the revolutionary movement in Russia—the Decembrists, the Raznochintsy,** and the Social Democrats—spent time
Regional inequality in large post-soviet countries
This article highlights the factors of differentiated socio-economic development by region and methodological approaches to measuring regional inequality. The analysis of the level of inequality has been implemented for three CIS countries: Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, which made it possible to identify similarities in trends of economic divergence and differences in social inequality, determined by state policy of the countries in question
Territorial structure of the confessional space in Russia and other post-Soviet states
The most obvious result of two decades of religious revival in the former Soviet Union is the quantitative growth of organizational structures of major confessions. Confessional space of Russia and other former post-Soviet states is represented on the base of data on religious organizations operating on their territory in 2011–2012, as well as the results of the last censuses of population. The factors that determine the geographical areas of tra…
Transformations in ethnic population composition in Russia in 1989–2010
The evolution of ethnic structure in post-Soviet Russia is analyzed from a territorial perspective, based on the population census results in 1989, 2002 and 2010. The stability of the ethnic structure of the Russian megacore and indigenization of national subordinate entities of the Federation are considered with due regard to the differences in migration during the two inter-census periods and the socioeconomic situation in the entities of the R…
Assessment of the ecological situation in russia using the method of potential surfaces of human impact
For the first time, a rating of the ecological state was made for all 1100 cities of Russia using the integral index of the intensity of human impact on the environment, which includes pollution of the atmosphere and water sources, the amount of solid wastes, and the level of thermal and radiation pollution. This article proposes an approach for the integral assessment of the ecological situation in Russian urban areas, which takes into account b…
Transformation trends of Russia’s rural settlement patterns in the late soviet and post-soviet periods (1970–2010)
The paper considers transformation of Russia’s rural settlement pattern in and of itself, as well as the change in functions of settled areas and their entire network. Based on 1970, 1989, and 2010 census results, we analyze the rural population dynamics and the density of settlements and populations. In the Post-Soviet period, reduction in the rural population occurred on the background of its concentration in larger and larger settlements. The …
Subsidiary Household Farming in Russian Regions in the Late 20th–Early 21st Centuries
In the post-Soviet period, subsidiary household farming transformed from an “auxiliary” complementary type of activity as understood in Soviet terms into an important form of occupation and source of income for, primarily, residents of rural areas and small towns. However, the dramatic increase in the subsidiary household farms contribution to food production in the 1990s halted at the beginning of the 21st century and subsequently reversed to do…
People and Money
Macroeconomic dynamics affects regional population incomes and the poverty level: positive changes in the regional distribution of these indicators slowed in the 2010s, and during the 2014–2017 crisis, there was a negative trend, which was more appreciable in the poverty level. Income dynamics has a stronger effect on consumption patterns and a weaker effect on the financial behavior of the population. The share of food expenditures declined in a…
Main Spatial Trends in the Development of Network Food Trade in Russia in 2000–2017
The development of the food retail network in Russia began relatively recently. For 20 years, starting from the end of the 1990s, it has traveled the path from the first imperfect quasi-network structures to a modern mature stage, which is characterized by strengthened concentration and increased competition in the market. The paper considers the main trends in the transformation of its territorial structure at three levels: regions, large cities…
Russian Regions in the Acute Phase of the Coronavirus Crisis
The article examines the dynamics of the socioeconomic development of the Russian regions and the state of their budgets in the acute phase of the coronavirus crisis in April–May 2020. Differences in the rate of decline are revealed, due not only to the severity of quarantine measures, which affected the consumption indicators, but also the structure of the regional economy, which strongly influenced the industrial production dynamics and budget …
Tertiarization of the Economy in Russian Regions
The accelerated development of the tertiary sphere has long been a refrain in the world scientific discourse. At the same time, tertiarization in Russia differs from the processes taking place in developed countries. An article based on EuroStat and World Bank data compared the structures of gross value added and employment in the tertiary sector in Russia and Europe. Rosstat data are applied to analyze the results of transformation of the tertia…
Shifts in the Geography of the Russian Port Economy
Until recently, Russia, both in terms of geography and shipping volumes, could be attributed to the number of countries in the world semiperiphery. In recent decades, attempts have been made to overcome the technological and logistical gap in these areas; in particular, significant investments have been directed to development of seaports. This led not only to a rapid increase in cargo transshipment, but also to structural shifts in their nomecla…
Fiscal Differentiation of Russian Regions
Measurement of the budget differentiation of regions for 2006–2022 revealed a complex and heterogeneous picture. There was a shift in the distribution of taxes between the levels of the budget system in favor of the federal budget. However, the reduction in the tax base of more developed regions did not lead to a significant reduction in inequality in budget revenues. There is no general trend in the dynamics of various taxes: in terms of income …
The Latest History of the Development of Kazakhstan’s Urban Agglomerations
The article studies the current stage of development of Kazakhstan’s agglomerations, the incentivized formation of which has become a state policy priority. Due to the lack of criteria, the boundaries of potential agglomerations are determined by 1.5-h isochrons of transport accessibility around cities with populations of 100 000 or more. Of these cities, eight centers were selected, based on a modified development coefficient that takes into acc…
Evolution of Rural Settlement Pattern in Kamchatka
The process and results of Russian colonization have traditionally attracted the attention of specialists from various scientific fields. The development of the settlement system is both an important part and indicator of this process. Based on various static, cartographic, and literary sources, genetic types of rural settlements of Kamchatka krai are identified. Although most of the more than 320 rural settlements in Kamchatka have now disappear…
Interregional Inequality in Russia and Post-Soviet Countries in the 21st Century
The article analyzes the level and dynamics of interregional inequality in Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Belarus versus other European countries based on data from official statistics of CIS countries (1995–2022) and Eurostat (2011–2022). The Gini coefficient, weighted by population and normalized depending on the number of territorial units, is used as the main assessment parameter. In Belarus and European Union countries, the level of int…
Integral Assessment of Anthropogenic Impact on the Baikal Natural Territory
The article develops a methodology for an integral assessment of anthropogenic impact with spatial resolution for the municipalities of the Baikal Natural Territory, taking into account the impact on the atmosphere, water, and forest resources; impact of agriculture; solid waste; disturbed lands, and objects of accumulated damage; as well as background impact. Taking into account the significance for the Baikal Natural Territory, the methodology …
Economics (14 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (13 works) · Geography (11 works) · Economic geography (9 works) · Population (8 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Demography (5 works) · Economic growth (5 works)