Over the past week the library has been replenished with 13 documents on demography, youth and youth policy. The library also received a textbook on return migration.
Most of the documents were
published under the editorship of Professor, Doctor of Sociology, expert in the
field of youth policy Tamara Kerimovna Rostovskaya. The list of the latest
documents by category is presented below.
The category
"Information-analytical materials" has been supplemented with
collections, monographs and reports:
1) Demographic wellbeing of Russian Regions.
National population report-2020
2) Demographic wellbeing of Russian Regions.
National demographic report
3) Issues of improving state policy pursued in
interests of young scientists, their academic mobility in Russia and countries
of the world. Monograph
4) Family and demographic processes in modern
Russia. Monograph
5) Family in modern society. Series
"Demography. Sociology. Economics". Volume 4, No 1
6) Features of the process of integration of young
migrants and immigrants into Russian society and the implementation of youth
policy in the multinational states of Europe, the CIS, China and India (results
of the All-Russian sociological study): monograph
7) II All-Russian Demographic Forum with
international participation: forum materials (Moscow, December 4-5, 2020)
8) Legal status and social adaptation of young
women released from places of deprivation of liberty: monograph
9) Russian society and the state in a pandemic:
socio-political situation and demographic development of the Russian Federation
in 2020: collective monograph
10) Socio-demographic potential of Russian youth.
Proceedings of the All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference (Yalta,
April 22–24, 2021)
11) Value orientations of modern youth: features
and trends: monograph
12) Youth and youth policy: new meanings and
practices. Series "Demography. Sociology. Economics". Volume 5, No 1
A textbook has been
added to the category "Methodological materials" :
13) Return migration: international approaches and
regional features of Central Asia. Methodological guide
