Institute of Sociology
of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology
of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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2026

301. Shabunova A.A., Medvedeva E.I., Kroshilin S.V. (2026). Trends in Russian education reform in the predictive estimates of demographic indicators. Economic and Social Changes: Facts, Trends, Forecast, 19(3), 144–164. DOI: 10.15838/esc.2026.3.105.8

302. Rostovskaya, T.K., Rocheva, Ya.S., Rostovskiy, R.V. (2026) Young Men with Acquired Disability Professional Adaptation and Employment: A Sociological Analysis. Management Issues, 20 (2), 6–23. https://elibrary.ru/atrevi

303. Voropaeva A.V., Korosteleva L.Yu. Unification of the education system with a focus on local specifics as a factor in overcoming stagnation of small towns in Russia. Monitoring of Law Enforcement. 2026. No. 2 (59). Pp. 231-239.

304. Dubrovin V.L. Managing the Creation of Artistic and Gaming Content in the Digital Age. In: Management in the Sphere of Arts and Culture: A Textbook / Collective of Authors / Ed. by T.T. Akhmedova. — Moscow: MGIMO, Aspect Press Publishing House, 2026. P. 437-466.

305. Vartanova M.L. Labor migration management in the regions of the Russian Federation: ensuring demographic stability and economic sovereignty. Bulletin of Eurasian Science. 2026. T 18. No. 1. URL: https://esj.today/PDF/69ECVN126.pdf . DOI: 10.15862/69ECVN126. (accessed: 03/29/2026).

306. Baranovskaia, T.V. 2026. Resilience of Social Habitus as an Adap-tation Factor among the Ethnic Nobility in the Russian Empire (Late 19th — Ear-ly 20th Century): Evidence from the Biography of K. F. Baranovsky. Herald of Anthropology 2: 391–410.

307. Semenov E.V. The lost experience of forecasting and strategic planning of science and technology development. Terra Economicus. 2026. Vol. 24. No. 1. Pp. 71-82 (in Russian).

308. Temnitskii A.L. The Enterprise Ownership Factor in the Labor Behavior of Professionals and Skilled Workers in Russia. Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia. 2026. Vol. 22. No. 3. Pp. 438-451.

309. Yudina T.N. Factorial Architecture of Migration Flows in the Post-Soviet Space: From Integration to Turbulence (2000-2025). PolitBook. 2026. No. 2. Pp. 22-44. DOI: 10.24412/2227-1538-2026-2-22-44.

310. Shevchenko I.O. (2026) University staff motivation factors. RSUH/RGGU BULLETIN “Philosophy. Sociology. Art Studies” Series. P. 96-105. DOI: 10.28995/2073-6401-2026-2-96-105

311. Makeeva S.B. Formation of capital regions: modern experience of Russia and China. Development of territories. 2026. No. 1 (43). Pp. 39-48.

312. Rostovskaya, T.K., Vasilieva, E.N., Sitkovsky, A.M. (2026) Formirovanie tekhnologiĭ resheniia zhilishchnykh problem sem'i v ramkakh demograficheskoĭ politiki: problemy i perspektivy [Developing technologies for solving family housing problems within the framework of demographic policy: problems and prospects], Zhenshchina v rossiĭskom obshchestve, no. 1, pp. 32—48.

313. Besfamilnyi D.A. The formation of attitudes towards conflict and consolidation in online communications. Bulletin of the South Russian State Technical University (NPI). Series: Socio-economic Sciences. 2026; 19(1): 58–67. (In Russ.). http://dx.doi.org/10.17213/2075-2067-2026-1-58-67.

314. Nikiforov S.V. Outposts of intercivilizational interaction between Russia and Mongolia as a subject field of institutional and civilizational approaches. Political science (RU). 2026, N 3, P. 68–87. DOI: http://www.doi.org/10.31249/poln/2026.03.04

315. Rebrov S.A. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) faction in the State Duma: Evolution of recruitment structures. Sociology and Law. 2026; 18(1): 47-58.

316. Podlesnaia M.A. Frontline volunteerism as a new form of historicity: Analysis of local practices in the logic of A. Touraine. RUDN Journal of Sociology. 2026. Vol. 26. No. 2. Pp. 511-524. DOI: 10.22363/2313-2272-2026-26-2-511-524.

317. Dubrovin V.L., Komissarov S.N. The artistic and creative intelligentsia: social potential amidst radical transformations of russian society. POISK: Politics. Social Studies. Art. Sociology. Culture. 2026. No. 4 (117). P. 87-96.

318. Voronina N.S. Values of Individualism–Collectivism in Russia. Part I: Modification of the Triandis Methodology. Mir Rossii. 2026. vol. 35. no 2, pp. 22–44 (in Russian). DOI: 10.17323/1811-038X-2026-35-2-22-44.

319. Voronina N.S. Values of Individualism–Collectivism in Russia. Part II: Factors in the Prevalence of Values. Mir Rossii. 2026. Vol. 35. No 3. Pp. 145–167 (in Russian). DOI: 10.17323/1811-038X-2026-35-3-145-167.

320. Ardelyanova Ya.A. Values of Modern Youth: Between Attitude and Action. Ottisk. 2026. No. 1. Pp. 167–173.

321. Latov Yu.V. The Value of Socialism in the XXI Century: Dynamics of Ideological Preferences in Russian and American Societies. Antinomies. 2026. Vol. 26. No. 2. P. 26-54.

322. Rudneva O.O. Digital transformation of the electoral process in Moscow: new opportunities for citizen participation and risks of political fragmentation. Socio-humanitarian Knowledge. 2026. No. 3. Pp. 294-297.

323. Gorchakova D.S. Digital Transformation as a Driver for Adapting Russian State Institutions to Support Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: the Concept of «Digital Partner State». The Review of Economy, the Law and Sociology. 2026. No. 3. P. 29–35.

324. Strelnikova A.V., Riehakainen G.A. Digitalization, City, Space: New Inequalities in the Context of Geolocation App Usage. In: Sociology of Digital Inequalities: Methodological Challenges and Empirical Results. Eds. M.F. Chernysh, Yu.B. Epikhina. Moscow: FNISTs RAS, 2026. P. 459–480.

325. Epikhina Y.B. The Digital Dimension of Labor Relations: The "Always-On" Mode. In: Sociology of Digital Inequalities: Methodological Challenges and Empirical Results. Eds. M.F. Chernysh, Yu.B. Epikhina. Moscow: FCTAS RAS, 2026. P. 280–319.

326. Kolomina K.N., Starovoytenko A.D. Digital Inequalities in Bureaucratic Contexts: An Ethnographic Study of Organizations in the Fields of territorial Consulting and Architecture. In: Sociology of Digital Inequalities: Methodological Challenges and Empirical Results. Eds. M.F. Chernysh, Yu.B. Epikhina. Moscow: FNISTs RAS, 2026. P. 238–279.

327. Yanik A.A., Popova S.M. Digital technologies for effective management of demographic development: the experience of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. National Security / nota bene. 2026. No. 3. Pp. 1-30. DOI: 10.7256/2454-0668.2026.3.80819. EDN: DEVMBJ. URL: https://nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=80819.

328. Dozhdikov A.V. and Sitkovskiy A.M. (2026) Evolutionary multi-agent reinforcement learning for crisis-aware demographic policy optimization. Front. Big Data 9:1842233. doi: 10.3389/fdata.2026.1842233

329. Grigorieva E.A.The Evolution of the "Smart City" Concept: From Utopian Project to Critical Re-evaluation. In: Sociology of Digital Inequalities: Methodological Challenges and Empirical Results. Eds. M.F. Chernysh, Yu.B. Epikhina. Moscow: FCTAS RAS, 2026. P. 430–458.

330. Sabgayda T.P., Zubko A.V., Semyonova V.G. Evolution of the Structure of Excess Mortality among Russian Men. Humanities and social sciences. 2026;(2(125)):71-85. DOI: 10.22204/2587-8956-2026-125-02-71-85

331. Shevchenko, Oleg K., Podlesnaya, Mariia A. (2026) ‘“Elite” and “Mass” Fiction in the Context of Convergent Culture’, Voprosy Filosofii, Vol. 3 (2026), pp. 34–45.DOI:https://doi.org/10.21146/0042-8744-2026-3-34-45.

332. Rakhmonov A.Kh. Emigration from Tajikistan to Germany: trends and prospects of development. Bulletin of the Academy. 2026. No. 1. P. 56–72. https://doi.org/10.51409/v.a.2026.04.01.005

333. Zorin D.P., Medved V.A. Emigration of the population from the regions of the Russian Federation to countries of Southeast Asia: Scales, causes, and consequences. Regional Problems of Economic Transformation. 2026. No 7 (189). Pp. 108-117. DOI 10.26726/rppe2026v7eotpf (In Russ.)

334. Ignatova T.A. Endometriosis as an interdisciplinary challenge: social, economic, and demographic effects. Sociology of Medicine. 2026. Vol. 25. No. 1. Pp. 48-55.


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