The article emphasizes the problems of social inequality, materialized in the objects of urban space. The design of mobility barriers for citizens with disabilities is considered in the new framework for comparing discourses of accessibility of the environment, universal design and an inclusive approach to environmental practices. Data from a sociological study of the urban citizenship of people with disabilities is presented, their right to their city has been considered in line with social knowledge and architectural practices. The article is based on classical sociological theories, data of independent examinations on the quality of urban space, and also on a review of specialized periodicals and reports prepared in the framework of urban forums. The results of the research emphasize the constructive start of inclusive design, its role in the reorganization of the urban order and in overcoming social discrimination and exclusion. The article is devoted to the sociological understanding of the relationship of architecture, social policy and disability issues. Keywords-Urban citizenship, people with disabilities, the right to a city, accessibility, inclusive design I.Although the definition of disability today seeks to model established in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons

The article presents the results of the analysis of women's life stories whose parental rights are terminated. The applied sociological research is conducted in three Russian regions: Belgorod, Saratov regions and the Trans-Baikal Territory in 2017. The main method for the collection of primary data is the depth interview (n = 15). The study evaluates the analysis of an individual case and the reconstruction of frames which are based on the observed practices of destructive maternity, and help to identify two main strategies of women's behavior referring to the role of "mother". The first strategy is related to the place of motherhood in the self-identity system that means the stronger the awareness of a woman herself as a "parent", the more likely the child will be returned home. One of the most stimulating factors increasing the maternal awareness is the influence of woman's immediate environment, including members of extended family or a new spouse. The second strategy demonstrates conscious changes in women's life trajectories regarding voluntary renunciation from the role of parent under difficult circumstances. The subjective paradigms of the second strategy, based on the self-excuse (the child will be better in an orphanage or in a foster family) and are accompanied by the identity crisis and the deep degradation of woman's personality.

The article is a review of the part of the research conducted in the framework of the grant of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research “Urban well-being of people with disabilities”. The immediate subject of the article is professional self-realization as a factor of urban well-being of a person with a disability. Well-being is understood as a subjectively constructed phenomenon, that is, through the prism of people with disabilities’ own perceptions of the sufficiency of conditions created in the urban environment for their professional self-realization and, as a consequence, for well-being in general. Professional self-realization has become one of the six factor groups that directly or indirectly influence the urban well-being of citizens with disabilities. Along with professional self-realization, the factors of urban well-being in the framework of the study were: trust in the government and involvement in management processes; the level of implementation of basic values; psychological comfort; accessibility of the spatial environment; and finally, the quality of social services. The five factor groups listed above are not discussed in the article, but the reader should have an idea of the context in which professional self-realization is studied. The study included two sub-samples, reflecting the specifics of a megalopolis (Moscow) and a regional center (Saratov).

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