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MARC recordIndigenous minorities and post-socialist transition: a review of aboriginal population trends in the Russian North / Andrey N. Petrov.
| Title: | Indigenous minorities and post-socialist transition: a review of aboriginal population trends in the Russian North / Andrey N. Petrov. |
| Author(s): | Petrov, Andrey N. |
| Date: | 2014. |
| Publisher: | Edmonton: University of Alberta Press |
| In: | Aboriginal populations : social, demographic and epidemiological perspectives. (2014.), |
| Abstract: | Reviews population dynamics in context of cultural, economic, and social transformations experienced by indigenous peoples in Russian North in post-Soviet period. Draws on Russian census of 2002 and annual statistical reports including birth and death rates. Discusses language proficiency, economic changes and ethnic drift. Highlights demographic crisis among indigenous minorities in Russian North. Concludes that special socio-demographic government policies need to be developed and enforced. |
| Notes: | In: Aboriginal populations : social, demographic and epidemiological perspectives / Frank Trovato, Anatole Romaniuk, eds. |
| Keywords: | 312 -- Population statistics. 314 -- Demography. 314.382 -- Birth rate. 314.482 -- Death rate. 314.8 -- Population changes. 316 -- Sociology. 323.1 -- National and ethnic minorities. 325.3 -- Native policy. 8 -- Languages and literature. 811 -- Languages, specific. 32 -- Politics. .008.1 -- Policy. 33 -- Economics. 330.342.14 -- Market economies. J -- Social sciences. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*501) -- Russia (Federation). |
| SPRI record no.: | 211577 |
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