| MILLENNIALS COMPARED TO PREVIOUS GENERATIONS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS |
9 |
| DYNAMICS OF THE SOCIAL ATTITUDES OF THE RUSSIA'S CITIZENS AND MAKING OF A PUBLIC DEMAND FOR CHANGE |
6 |
| SOCIAL STRUCTURE TRANSFORMATION OF LATE CAPITALISM: FROM PROLETARIAT AND BOURGEOISIE TOWARDS PRECARIAT AND CREATIVE CLASS? |
4 |
| DIFFERENT GOALS OF THE SAME SOCIETY |
4 |
| STRATIFICATION BY LIFE CHANCES OF MASS STRATA IN MODERN RUSSIAN SOCIETY |
4 |
| YOUTH EMIGRATION FROM RUSSIA: SCALE, CHANNELS, CONSEQUENCES |
3 |
| IDEOLOGICAL VECTORS AND SCALARS OF ACTION FOR PROPONENTS OF CHANGE |
3 |
| SOCIOLOGY AS A STRONG SCIENCE: LEON PETRAZHITSKY'S UNFINISHED PROJECT |
3 |
| EFFECTIVE CONTRACT AND MOTIVATION: CAN REFORMS IMPROVE THE WORK OF THE RUSSIAN DOCTORS? |
3 |
| SOCIO-CULTURAL THREATS AND RISKS IN CONTEMPORARY RUSSIA |
3 |
| PRECARIOUS EMPLOYMENT IN RUSSIA: SPECIFYING MAJOR INDICATORS |
3 |
| TOWARDS THE GLOBAL SOCIAL SCIENCES? SOME PRELIMINARY REFLECTIONS |
3 |
| CADETS MOTIVATION TYPES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH VARIOUS INDICATORS OF ATTITUDE TO THE MILITARY PROFESSION |
2 |
| PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF PROFESSIONS: A REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL CONCEPTIONS |
2 |
| GLOBALIZATION AND HYBRIDIZATION: TOWARDS A NEW SOCIAL ORDER |
2 |
| VECTORS OF CHINESE SOCIOLOGY BECOMING: PRAGMATIC ORIENTATION AND MAINTAINING OF TRADITION |
2 |
| INNOVATIONS IN SOCIOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE: A SUMMARY OF 13TH CONFERENCE OF ESA |
2 |
| STATISTICAL INSPECTIONS IN THE RED ARMY IN THE 1920s |
2 |
| CHANGE IN BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIOLOGY AS A SCIENCE (CAUSES, RESULTS, OUTLOOK) |
2 |
| RUSSIAN SOCIOLOGY OF CINEMA IN THE CONTEXT OF SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT |
2 |
| REGENERATION OF THE NOMENCLATURE AS A RULING SOCIAL STRATUM IN THE POST-SOVIET RUSSIA |
2 |
| RELIGIOSITY, ETHNO-CONFESSIONAL IDENTITY AND PROBLEMS OF INTERETHNIC ACCORD |
2 |
| SOFT POWER PRIORITY IN DESTABILIZING CONTEMPORARY SOCIUM (Case of the Republic of Belarus) |
2 |
| ETHNO-LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS IN EDUCATIONAL SPHERE OF THE RUSSIAN REPUBLICS (THE CASE OF BASHKORTOSTAN) |
2 |
| NETWORK APPROACH AS A PHENOMENON IN SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY |
2 |
| THE CHANGING DOCTORS' LABOUR MOTIVATION IN THE CONDITIONS OF EFFECTIVE CONTRACT APPLICATION |
2 |
| PRECARIAT AND PROSPECTS FOR CHANGES IN RUSSIAN SOCIETY SOCIAL STRUCTURE |
2 |
| MARX AT THE UNIVERSITY 3.0? |
2 |
| CHANGE OF PRIORITIES? JOB EXPECTATIONS OF RETAIL WORKERS IN THE MIRROR OF INTERNET COMMUNICATIONS |
2 |
| DYNAMICS OF SOME INDICATORS OF RUSSIANS' GENERAL HUMAN CAPITAL IN 2010-2015 |
2 |
| CHALLENGES AND RISKS OF GLOBALIZATION. SEVEN THESES |
2 |
| EXCESSIVE INCOME INEQUALITY - PROBLEMS AND THREATS FOR RUSSIA |
2 |
| FROM PHENOMENON TO NOUMENON: A METHODOLOGICAL AND METHODIC SEARCH |
2 |
| FORTY YEARS OF ECONOMIC REFORMS IN CHINA: SOCIAL RESULTS |
2 |
| PROFESSIONAL RISK: FROM REALISM TO CONSTRUCTIVISM |
2 |
| THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL NETWORKS ON PROTEST ACTIVITIES (the Case of Armenia) |
2 |
| RECIPROCITY IN MUTUAL AID NETWORKS (ON THE DATA OF A REGIONAL STUDY) |
2 |
| DEVELOPMENT OF EVOLUTIONARY NEUROSOCIOLOGY: BEHAVIORAL BIOGRAMS AND BIOLOGICAL PREDISPOSITION TO SOCIAL INEQUALITY |
2 |
| RECRUITMENT MECHANISMS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE ELITE |
1 |
| RUSSIAN EDUCATION FOR INNOVATIVE ECONOMY: THE PRESSURE POINTS |
1 |
| IS IT POSSIBLE TO BE TOGETHER, BEING APART: STUDENTS AND TEACHERS AT THE UNIVERSITY |
1 |
| PARADIGMS OF SOCIAL KNOWLEDGE AND VALIDATION IN ARCHITECTURE |
1 |
| INCREASINGLY COMPLEX METAMORPHOSES - THE PRODUCT OF ARROW OF TIME AND FACTOR OF SOCIO-NATURAL TURBULENCES |
1 |
| LI PETRAZHITSKY AS A SOCIOLOGIST OF LAW |
1 |
| MASS COMMUNICATION IN DISCOURSE OF RUSSIAN SOCIOLOGISTS (1960s-1980s) |
1 |
| POOR IN MOSCOW: METHODS OF MEASUREMENT, SOCIAL POLICY MEASURES |
1 |
| POST-SOCIALIST FUTURE AS A SUBJECT OF SOCIOLOGY RESEARCH (from the Standpoint of V. Nersesyants' Civilism Theory) |
1 |
| COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT CULTURE IN SOCIAL MEDIA AS AN ELEMENT OF DIGITAL LITERACY |
1 |
| WORKING CLASS IN SEARCH OF NEW DIMENSIONS OF DIFFERENTIATION |
1 |
| PROFESSIONAL HEALTH OF TEACHERS: FROM ENTHUSIASM TO BURNOUT |
1 |
