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Favorable conditions for growth in the number of marriages
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The mean age of both grooms and brides rises
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The causes of fluctuations in the number of divorces over the
past decade are hard to explain
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The prevalence of divorces “with children”
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By age 30 over 40% of men and one in four women have never
been married
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An insignificant increase in the proportion of divorced and
separated couples between censuses
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Fewer elderly widows
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The proportion of married couples continues to decrease
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Links to current topic
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Topics of previous issues
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Net migration in Russia in 2012 decreased by 8% compared to
2011, reaching 295 thousand people
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Russia’s greatest net migration still comes from its migration
exchange with Uzbekistan – 56.3 thousand people in 2012
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The intensity of domestic migration increased in 2012 by 23%
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In 2012 the population of all subjects of the Federation, except
for the Astrakhan region, continued to grow due to migration
exchange with CIS countries, but in most of them it shrank as
a result of migration exchange with other regions of Russia
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At the end of 2012 1149 thousand foreign nationals held work
permits in Russia
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Historical types of marriage in Europe
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Marriage trends in Belarus
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Shotgun marriage
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The egalitarian family in Russia
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Russian women and emancipation: an unfinished project
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Unofficial marriage and marriage-like unions
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Extramarital motherhood
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Russians on sex education
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Russians on religious education
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Where to find your “other half”?
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The law on “rubber” apartments: pros and cons
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The anti-smoking law: evaluation and consequences
1. Could the population size of Russia reach 150 million by 2020-2025?
2. New pension formula to be proposed to the government by April
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3. Government limits growth of utility rates to no more than 6%
per year
4. Ministry of Health proposes to increase contributions to the
Mandatory Health Insurance Fund
5. Government revenue from privatization in 2013 will be 427 billion
rubles
6. In 2013 the average salary of Moscow kindergarten teachers will
rise to 47 thousand rubles
7. Vladimir Putin does not rule out the possibility of retaining
the maternity capital after 2016 for low-income families
8. A 4.5-fold increase in payments to unemployed parents of disabled
children
9. Medvedev proposes to create in Russia a consultative body for
the protection of orphans
10. Russia: the leader among CIS countries in a ranking of competitiveness
in tourism
11. The number of unemployed in Russia increased in January to
652 thousand people
12. The state to create high-paying jobs and increase salaries
in the public sector
13. Communist Party to submit bill on the introduction of visas
for migrants from Central Asia
14. 3.3 million foreigners in Russia overstayed their legally allotted
time
15. Kuban Governor calls for complete abolition of quotas for unskilled
migrants
16. Every migrant worker planning to work in Russia will have to
know at least 800 words of Russian
17. State Duma proposes to tie opportunities of migrant workers
to their knowledge of the Russian language
18. Vladimir Putin signs anti-smoking law
19. Incidence of HIV-infection in Russia goes down
20. Migrants: a source of TB infection in St. Petersburg
21. 33 cases of “swine flu” in Kamchatka
22. By 2017 Russia will build 34 perinatal centers and 74 children’s
hospitals
23. Ministry of Health again asks regions not to eliminate rural
maternity hospitals
24. Ministry of Health will continue to create a “three-tier” system
of medical care
25. Artificial insemination in Russia to be covered by mandatory
medical insurance
26. Government to consider bill on organ donation in 2014
27. Ministry of Health approves Drug Supply Strategy for Russians
until 2025
1. The population of Belarus decreases, and the labor supply along
with it
2. The Ministry of Economics of Belarus is concerned about the
reduction in the labor supply
3. 99.4% of the inhabitants of Tajikistan are Muslim
4. Belarus now among the five poorest countries in the world
5. Living standards in Belarus up
6. 9 thousand marriage contracts concluded in Ukraine in last 9
years
7. Azerbaijan strengthens social protection of children deprived
of parental care
8. Public service and business still “closed” for Azerbaijani women
9. Ukrainian women and men far from being equal
10. About 1.9 thousand people in Tajikistan given jobs in January
11. Russia promises to ease visa regime for citizens of Georgia
by the summer
12. Citizens of Russia and Kazakhstan allowed not to register for
the first 30 days of their stay
13. Foreigners in Azerbaijan will be exempt from residency registration
14. The status of Ukrainian abroad given to 6913 persons from 54
countries since 2004
15. Belarus intends to “open its doors” to migrant workers
16. Is depopulation in Belarus pushing the authorities towards
crazy schemes?
17. Labor migration will significantly lower the attractiveness
of the “Belarusian model”
18. Around half a million citizens of Kirgizia entered Russia in
2012
19. Migrant workers to be allowed to work for private individuals
in Kazakhstan for one year
20. Azerbaijan Fund for Social Protection and Migration Service
will jointly oversee efforts to attract foreign migrant workers
21. Residents of Kiev need palliative care
22. Experts note acute problems in Ukraine with treatment of rare
diseases
23. Ukraine the first CIS country to allow stem cell therapy
24. In Georgia universal health insurance program goes into force
1. World’s oldest woman celebrates 115th birthday
2. Estonian citizens feel themselves to be citizens of the European
Union
3. GDP forecast for the Eurozone in 2013 revised downwards
4. 2012 year-end puts “dirty salary” in Estonia at 916 euros
5. Swiss citizens have decided in a referendum to limit executive
pay
6. For the first time Asia has more billionaires than America
7. Mali receives 36 tons of humanitarian aid from Russia
8. The journal Nature investigates discrimination against women
in science
9. Latvian experts call for more efficient use of EU funds to promote
employment
10. Latvia to receive 80 million euros from the EU to fight youth
unemployment
11. Great Britain to tighten immigration laws
12. Immigrants assimilate better in Tallinn than in Helsinki
13. Germany opens its labor market to graduates of vocational schools
14. The number of Syrian refugees in neighboring countries reaches
940 thousand
15. The number of Syrian refugees in Turkey nears 300 thousand
16. Lebanon and Jordan have not received the promised assistance
in providing shelter for Syrian refugees
17. Armenian diaspora in Latvia: the biggest in the Baltic States
18. U.S. doctors succeeded in curing child with HIV
19. 247 “cancer villages” in China
20. Texas authorities call the death of adopted Maxim Kuzmin an
accident
21. Saudi Arabia announces seventh victim of a new coronavirus
22. Fukushima accident does not pose health risk for people living
outside of Japan
23. Japan introduces new national system of tsunami warnings
24. U.S. Department of Health accuses Medicare of wasting money
25. Scientists have significantly “aged” man’s oldest ancestor
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“Izvestiya” and “Rossiskaya Gazeta” on population policy
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“Izvestiya” on a large-family forum
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“Opec.ru” on family policy in France
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“Golos Rossii” on population policy
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“Rossiskaya Gazeta” on benefits instead of the maternity
capital
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“Paruskg.info” on limiting the size of maternity benefits
in Kazakhstan
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“Kommersant” on bills to help orphans
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“Novye Izvestiya” on public supervision of orphans
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“Kommersant” on adoption in the U.S.
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“Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on the financial problems of Russian
health care
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the closing of district hospitals
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“Tages anzeiger” on curing a baby of AIDS
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“Novye Izvestiya” on insurance premiums and wages
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“Opec.ru” on the future of the welfare state
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“Rossiskaya Gazeta – Nedelya” on a new scale of life cycles
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“Handelsblatt” on youth unemployment in the EU
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“Vedomosti” on the tax burden and intergenerational transfers
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“Nezavisamaya Gazeta” on labor resource problems in Russia
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“Ekspert” and “Vedomosti” on labor resource problems in
China
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“Paruskg.info” on vocational training and human resource
problems in Tajikistan
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“Nezavisimaya Gazeta” and “Vedomosti” on the problem of
illegal migration in Russia
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“Novye Izvestiya” and “Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on tightening
registration and the new role of the DEZes (housing management
centers)
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“Vedomosti” on voluntary police helpers to fight illegal
migration
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“Izvestiya” on the reorganization of the Federal Migration
Service of Russia
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“Paruskg.info” on labor migration in Tajikistan
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“Gundogar.org” on labor migration from Turkmenistan to Turkey
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“Rossiskaya Gazeta – Nedelya” on the possible limitation
on young women exiting Kirgizia
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“Regnum” on labor migration from Belarus to Russia
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“FINANCE.UA” on internal labor migration in Ukraine
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“Ekho” on internal labor migration in Azerbaijan
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“Den’” on statelessness in Ukraine
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“Novye Izvestiya” on refugees in Russia
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“FINANCE.UA” on “smart borders” of the EU
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“Die Presse” on migration limitations within the EU
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“Ekspert” on U.S. migration policy
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“Courier.co.il” on Islam in France
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“Polit.ru” on mosques as an indicator of Moscow’s unclear
ethnic and religious policies
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“Vedomosti” on the responsibility of local authorities for
ethnic conflicts
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“Novaya Gazeta” on Muscovites and non-Muscovites
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“Ogonyok” on social mobility for women
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“Kommersant-Dengi” on women and the economy
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“Vecherni Bishkek” on the economic rights of women in Kirgizia
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1. A methodology to evaluate the impact of structural and socio-economic
factors on the dynamics of the number of births and deaths
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2. UNAIDS report on the global AIDS epidemic 2012
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3. Social status and standard of living in Russia 2012
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4. Main indicators of maternal and child health, activities
of the child welfare and obstetrics service in the Russian Federation
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5. Online surveys in Russia 3.0
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6. Through the pages of the journals “Problems of Social Hygiene,
Health and the History of Medicine” and “Living standards in
the regions of Russia”
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7. Contents of the journal “Population Bulletin”
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1976.Reflections on divorce
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G. Naan. He, she and the second law of thermodynamics
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A. Vishnevsky. Marriage: Can it be managed?
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1. Master’s program “Demography”: the view from within
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2. “Reproductive behavior of Muscovites”: a joint meeting of
the Student Society “Demography” and the Laboratory of Socio-demographic
Policy of the Higher School of Economics
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3. “Mortality from external causes in Russia”: an open meeting
of research-study group “Demographic analysis of mortality”
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