Prostitution In Russia: Discriminatory Practices And Trends In Professionalization

Gris, O.A.; Lebedeva, L. G.

doi:10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.106

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“…Evidence of a family crisis, for example, is the spread of extramarital cohabitation (informal marriages) and samesex marriages [7; 8], and voluntary refusal of childbearing [9]. Prostitution has become widespread, and because of this the proportion of women capable of childbearing and traditional marriage is decreasing; the scale of professionalization of prostitution is significant [10]. Many phenomena in line with the "crisis of the modern family" exist not only in Western countries but also in Russia [11].…”

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Attitude to the family of urban and rural residents

Lebedeva

2023

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Contradictory phenomena in family and marriage relations, in relation to family and children in modern society, have, among other things, a territorial and settlement aspect. The overwhelming majority of respondents (residents of different territorial settlement structures) recognize the family as hope and support in life. Residents of villages and small towns show higher ratings of the family (its significance, value); residents of the megalopolis show noticeably less high ratings of the family. The differences in the assessments of the family among different social groups suggest the need to search for special approaches in socio-economic, socio-cultural, and demographic policy in relation to the development of different territorial settlement structures. The study of people's needs in the family variant of living and the search for options for social planning and management, taking into account the needs of family collectives, can be considered a promising area of scientific research and practical municipal and regional management.

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Attitude to the family of urban and rural residents

Lebedeva

2023

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Socio-Historical Aspects of the Process of Institutionalization of Prostitutional Relations

Gris

2020

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The article presents a socio-historical analysis of the formation of prostitution as a social institution. The considered concepts about the origin of prostitution, regardless of the root causes — a relic of archaic-primitive instincts, building a social structure through exchange, where a woman was a medium of exchange or the decline of orgiastic cults, allowed the author to conclude that there was a regulation of sexual relations and the construction of gender discriminatory structure of society. Based on the works of various authors, the main stages of the process of institutionalization of prostitution are identified — “state-regional”, “socio-regional”, transnational-global”. The article analyzes the interaction with other social institutions. The state of the system of prostitutional relations at the present “transnational-global” stage is described, where prostitution has become one of the elements of the sex industry. The intensification of criminalization and discrimination in the field of prostitution relations is noted.

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Prostitution In Russia: Discriminatory Practices And Trends In Professionalization

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Prostitution In Russia: Discriminatory Practices And Trends In Professionalization

Abstract: This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 4.0 Unported License, permitting all non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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