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Reproductive behaviour of Russia's population in the transition period

Reproduktionsverhalten der russischen Bevölkerung in der Periode des Übergangs
[research report]

Bodrova, Valentina

Corporate Editor
Bundesinstitut für ostwissenschaftliche und internationale Studien

Abstract

In Rußland ist die demographische Situation seit vielen Jahren schwierig. Sie wird heute gekennzeichnet durch anhaltenden Geburtenrückgang, der sich in den neunziger Jahren beschleunigt; steigende Indikatoren der Mortalität, besonders bei Männern im arbeitsfähigen Alter und bei den nichtnatürlichen ... view more

In Rußland ist die demographische Situation seit vielen Jahren schwierig. Sie wird heute gekennzeichnet durch anhaltenden Geburtenrückgang, der sich in den neunziger Jahren beschleunigt; steigende Indikatoren der Mortalität, besonders bei Männern im arbeitsfähigen Alter und bei den nichtnatürlichen Todesursachen; dauerhaft hohe Kindersterblichkeit, die weiter ansteigt; zunehmende Ehescheidungen bei rückläufigen Eheschließungen; steigende Anzahl der Alleinerziehenden, die gegenwärtig 4 Millionen Kinder versorgen; seit 1992 ist ein tatsächlicher Bevölkerungsrückgang zu beobachten, es sterben mehr Menschen als Kinder geboren werden.... view less


The demographic situation in Russia has long presented a complicated picture. At the present time, it is characterized by an accelerating decline in fertility in the nineties; a rise in the mortality indices, especially among men of working age and deaths of non-natural causes; stabilization of infa... view more

The demographic situation in Russia has long presented a complicated picture. At the present time, it is characterized by an accelerating decline in fertility in the nineties; a rise in the mortality indices, especially among men of working age and deaths of non-natural causes; stabilization of infant mortality indices at a high level; a rise in childbirth mortality; an increase in the number of divorces, coupled with a drop in the number of marriages; an increase in the number of single parents, who are now rearing about 4 million children under age; an absolute reduction in population numbers in the country since 1992.... view less

Keywords
single parent; post-socialist country; behavior; divorce; population; demographic situation; mortality; Russia; reproduction; declining birth rate; child; USSR successor state

Classification
Population Studies, Sociology of Population

Method
descriptive study

Document language
English

Publication Year
1995

City
Köln

Page/Pages
24 p.

Series
Berichte / BIOst, 15-1995

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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