Slobodenyuk E. Non-market factors of poverty in modern Russia. Journal of social policy studies. 2013. Vol. 11. No. 3. P. 391-406.

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Abstract

The article deals with the issue of poverty in Russia and characterizes specific features of the poor, which vary depending on the theoretical and methodological approaches to poverty. An empirical base of the research is Russian Longitudinal monitoring survey 2005–2011. The paper tends to cover the issues of poverty, which increase the probability of falling into poverty in modern Russia. The non-economic factors observed are: in particular household size, composition, type of terrain, and home to the poor dependents, gender, risk, etc. The paper also touches upon the issue of how modern social policies can reduce these risks and ways to improve it.