Svetlana Tsemenkova

Biographic Data

ID9449485
NAMESvetlana Tsemenkova
GIVEN NAMESSvetlana
FAMILY NAMETsemenkova
SIGNATURETSEMENKOVA S
AFFILIATIONSUral Federal University
ORCID0000-0003-3389-6723
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0

  • ‘Little Adults’ of Early Yekaterinburg

    Open AccessElena Borodinа, Svetlana TsemenkovaARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2026

    This article analyses the child population of Yekaterinburg based on the household census of 1788. The relevance of the study is due to the insufficient investigation of the historical and demographic aspects of childhood in Russian towns of the early modern period, including the mining and industrial centres of the Urals. Methodologically, the work relies on the micro-analysis of the contents of a primary accounting document – a draft ‘notebook’…

  • Women of Early Yekaterinburg in Eighteenth-Century Household Census Records

    Open AccessElena Borodinа, E V Borodina et al.ARTICLENauchnyi Dialog2025

    This article analyzes data on women living in early Yekaterinburg as recorded in household censuses from 1728 and 1788. The study aims to determine the number, social composition, and employment characteristics of urban women during the eighteenth century. It employs methods of source criticism and quantitative analysis within the frameworks of social and gender history approaches. A comparative analysis of these two census records reveals that o…

  • The Number and Social Composition of Yekaterinburg Residents According to the 1728 and 1788 Censuses

    Open AccessElena Borodinа, Svetlana TsemenkovaARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2024

    This article studies the history of the population of Yekaterinburg in the eighteenth century. Despite the large number of works on the history of the city, its inhabitants have rarely been the subject of individual comprehensive studies. For the first time the authors conduct a comparative analysis of two household censuses of Yekaterinburg in 1728 and 1788, the materials of which are stored in the funds of the Russian State Archive of Ancient A…

  • Population Structure and Size of Early Yekaterinburg (1723-1744)

    Open AccessElena Borodinа, E V Borodina et al.ARTICLENauchnyi Dialog2023

    The article is dedicated to the study of the social structure of the population of early Ekaterinburg. The main objective was to investigate individual social groups of the population, as well as the specifics of their formation in a situation of a rapidly growing and developing industrial and administrative center. The research was based on documentary sources of official record-keeping, the most significant of which were the data from local (fa…

  • Sources of Population Records of Early Yekaterinburg

    Open AccessElena Borodinа, Svetlana TsemenkovaARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2023

    This article studies the demographic history of Yekaterinburg in the second quarter of the eighteenth century. The authors focus on the population changes in the city between 1723 and 1744. This issue remains relevant since currently, there are no books or articles that would provide consistent data on the number of residents who settled near the Yekaterinburg plant. The analysis of historiography demonstrates that a significant part of scholars …

  • Naval Academy Graduates at Ural Mining Plants

    Open AccessSvetlana TsemenkovaARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2022

    This article analyses the prosopographic data concerning the fate of Navy Academy graduates. Based on information from archival documents found in the RGADA and GASO funds, the author examines the events of the life and career path of the academy graduates who served in the mining administration of the Urals in the 1720s‐50s. Also, the article presents data on the number of graduates, their descent, material status, conditions of service, success…