Migration Processes in the Russian North

Fauzer, V.V.; Lytkina, Tatyana

doi:10.17922/2071-3665-2017-16-1-141-149

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“…Moreover, the migration expectations and intentions of the YNAO residents depend on their level of education, and well-being; the higher level of education people have, the more eager they are to emigrate from the region, and better well-being is associated with less intention to migrate to other regions [56]. Ivanter (2016), Selin (2016), Fauzer (2017), et al noticed that qualified human resources are replaced with temporary and often low-qualified personnel from Russia's southern regions, or other countries [63][64][65] due to migration outflow from the Russian Arctic. This impacts "deintellectualisation" of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, slowdown of technological development, and losing of the cultural identity of the Arctic population" [63] (p. 597).…”

Section: Migration Trends In the Yamal-nenets Autonomous Okrugmentioning

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The Impact of Environmental and Anthropogenic Factors on the Migration of the Rural Arctic Population of Western Siberia

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Environmental and anthropogenic factors represent challenges impacting the lifestyle and demographic rural population’s behaviour in the Russian Arctic that threaten its social and food security. We aim to explore (1) which key “push” factors are jeopardising social sustainability and increasing migration outflows in the Arctic rural communities of Western Siberia (2) and how the Siberian population’s sustainable development could be secured. The methodology and analysis were based on Lee’s theory of migration factors with the main focus on the “push” factors forcing people to migrate to other Arctic and non-Arctic territories. The primary sources included fieldwork data and interviews collected during expeditions to the Arctic zone of Western Siberia between 2000 and 2021. Both men and women confirmed the insignificant impact of environmental factors on their emigration plans. However, they signified social and personal motives related to low standards of living that threatened their social and food security. The rural Siberian population’s migration strategies could be re-evaluated only by increasing the physical availability of food products and developing the social infrastructure of the settlements as either “models of rural cities” or “service centres for nomadic and rural population”.

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Section: Migration Trends In the Yamal-nenets Autonomous Okrugmentioning

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The Impact of Environmental and Anthropogenic Factors on the Migration of the Rural Arctic Population of Western Siberia

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“…Факторы региональной среды, в которой происходят демографические процессы: Обуславливают повышенную заболеваемость населения [1], истощение физиологических резервов организма, сокращение репродуктивного периода [2]. Также являются фактором миграционного оттока из Арк тики [3] Глобальное изменение климата Риск увеличения смертности населения в периоды экстремальных температур, рост числа смертельных исходов и травматизма в результате наводнений, штормов и других неблагоприятных метеорологических ситуаций, рост инфекционных и паразитарных заболеваний [4] Антропогенная нагрузка Увеличение смертности и заболеваемости населения вследствие ухудшения качества питьевой воды, загрязнения почвенного покрова и воздушного бассейна [5] Географическое положение…”

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“…Расчеты на основе корреляционно-регрессионного анализа позволили выявить следующие особенности факторного влияния (табл. [3][4][5].…”

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Determinants of demographic processes in the Russian Arctic: factor analysis

Smirennikova¹,

Provorova²,

Ukhanova³

et al. 2022

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The purpose of the study was to identify, systematize and evaluate the influence of regional environmental factors on the dynamics of demographic processes in the Arctic regions of Russia. Based on the use of correlation and regression analysis the authors revealed highly differentiated relationships between indicators characterizing key demographic processes in the Arctic and factors of the regional environment. The established connections allow a deeper understanding of the factorial impact on the demographic processes in the Arctic, and develop adequate and adapted to the Arctic conditions of management measures.

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“…In our works, various aspects of population resettlement in the northern regions of Russia are described [1] [2]. Studies on the population resettlement in the Arctic are still few.…”

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Urban Population Resettlement in the Arctic Zone of Russia

Fauzer¹,

Lytkina²,

Kuratova³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the International Conference on Contemporary Education, Social Sciences and Ecological Studies (CESSES 2018)

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The article is devoted to the theoretical problems of population resettlement in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. It shows the changes in the settlement system in the 2000s. A grouping of settlements according to the number of inhabitants is carried out. The main attention is paid to thestudy of the urban population dynamics in the Arctic. The statistical material of population censuses for 1959-2010 and the data of the current population accounting at the beginning of 2017are given.

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Migration Processes in the Russian North

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The Impact of Environmental and Anthropogenic Factors on the Migration of the Rural Arctic Population of Western Siberia

The Impact of Environmental and Anthropogenic Factors on the Migration of the Rural Arctic Population of Western Siberia

Determinants of demographic processes in the Russian Arctic: factor analysis

Urban Population Resettlement in the Arctic Zone of Russia

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