Russian Social Science Review, Volume 60, Issue 5-6 (2019)

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Studies of Inequality in Russia

Introduction

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In This Issue: Studies of Inequality in Russia
Page: 347
Published online: 31 Oct 2019
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A Wealthy Russia and a Poor Population
Reasons for the Paradox
V. V. Lokosov
Pages: 348-359
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“Who Lives Well in Russia?”
1994–2013 Monitoring Survey
G. L. Voronin, V. Ia. Zakharov & P. M. Kozyreva
Pages: 360-385
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Russian Education Policy From the Late 1980s Through the Early 2000s
Declarations and the Practical Impact on Inequality in K–12 Education
S. Kosaretsky, I. Grunicheva & M. Goshin
Pages: 386-408
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Developing Targeted Social Assistance in Russia
Impediments and Possibilities
Lilia Ovcharova & Elena Gorina
Pages: 409-429
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Social Anxiety and Social Apprehensions in Russia’s Population
The Sociological Dimension
I. V. Dolgorukova, T. Iu. Kirilina, Iu. N. Mazaev & T. N. Ioudina
Pages: 430-444
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Paradoxes of the Social Structure in Russia
Lev Gudkov
Pages: 445-495
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The Theory and Reality of Social Inequality
T. Luk’ianchikova & T. Iamshchikova
Pages: 496-506
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