В издании рассматривается и обсуждается международная миграция в новые независимые государства после распада Советского Союза, в которой участвовали миллионы людей. Книга написана авторами из 15 стран. В ней обобщается миграционное движение населения на постсоветских территориях, как в новых независимых государствах, так и в других странах за последние 25 лет. Основное внимание уделяется объему миграционных потоков, численности и социально-демографическим характеристикам мигрантов, факторам миграции и положению мигрантов в принимающих странах. Авторы, среди которых демографы, экономисты, географы, антропологи, социологи и политологи, использовали различные методы и источники информации, такие как переписи, административная статистика, результаты массовых выборочных обследований и углубленные интервью. Разнообразие таких данных представляет возможность рассмотреть и проанализировать вопросы миграционного движения населения с различных позиций.

Contents

Introduction
M. Denisenko, M. Light, S. Strozza

Part I General Trends of International Migration in Post-Soviet Space

Migration Between Successor States of the Soviet Union: Long-Term Factors 13
Grigory Ioffe

Permanent Migration in the Post-Soviet Countries
Mikhail Denisenko, Nikita Mkrtchyan, and Olga Chudinovskikh

Labour Migration on the Post-Soviet Territory
Olga Chudinovskikh and Mikhail Denisenko

Emigration from the CIS Countries: Old Intentions-New Regularities
Mikhail Denisenko

Part II New Independent States as Countries of Origin and Destination

Migration Trends and Migration Potential of Georgia's Population
Avtandil Sulaberidze, Joseph Archvadze, and Vladimer Sulaberidze

Migration from Moldova: Trajectories and Implications for the Country of Origin
Tatiana Tabac and Olga Gagauz

International Migration of the Ukrainian Population Since Independence
Olena Malynovska

Labor Mobility of Migrants from the Post-Soviet Expanse States at the Russian Labor Market
Vladimir I. Mukomel

The Infrastructure Created by Migrants: The Case of Migrants from Kyrgyzstan in Moscow
Ekaterina Demintseva

Selection Patterns During Migration Boom: The Case of Tajikistan
Eugenia Chernina

Part III The Old Centers of Gravitation

Immigration into Germany from the Former Soviet Union
Florian Gottsche, Jan Eberle, and Gunter Bruckner

Post-Soviet Immigrants in Germany: Current Research Perspectives
Jannis Panagiotidis

Russian Academic Diaspora: Its Scale, Dynamics, Structural Characteristics, and Ties to the RF
Andrei V. Korobkov

A Half Century of Jewish Emigration from the Former Soviet Union
Mark Tolts

Migrants from the Former Soviet Union to France: A Diversity of Profiles
Tatiana Eremenko

Immigrants from Post-Soviet States: Socioeconomic Characteristics and Integration Outcomes in Canada
Feng Hou and Xiaoyi Yan

Part IV New Times: New Roads

Former Soviet Union Migration to Italy: Characteristics and Determinants of Women Condition in the Italian Labour Market
Alessio Buonomo, Giuseppe Gabrielli, and Salvatore Strozza

Demographic and Migratory Characteristics and Settlement Models of the Former Soviet Union Citizens Residing in Italy
Federico Benassi, Oliviero Casacchia, and Salvatore Strozza

Between Cross-Border Friction and Opportunity: Moldovan Immigrants in Spain
Silvia Marcu

The Integration of Russian-Speaking Immigrants to Finland: A Social Psychological Perspective
Tuuli Anna Renvik, Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti, and Sirkku Varjonen

Immigration from the Former Soviet Union to Hungary: Economic Mobility Rooted in Historical Links and Ethnic Ties
Iren Godri and Zoltan Csanyi

Post-Soviet Migrants in Poland: A Uniform or Heterogeneous Population?
Zuzanna Brunarska

Whither Studies of 'Post-Soviet' Migrants in the UK? Key Themes in Current Academic Research
Darya Malyutina