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基本説明
The well-publicized political and economic travails of post-Soviet Russia have had profound social and psychological consequences that will reverberate long into the future. This examination of Russia's social fabric assesses the damage that has been done.
Full Description
This work shows that the collapse of socialist employment and social service systems - and of the USSR itself - has had profoundly damaging effects, manifested in dislocation and homelessness, ethnic strife, family breakdown, declining life expectancy, and soaring rates of violence and crime.
Contents
1: Introduction; 2: Social Cohesion in Russia; 3: Public Administration in Social Services; 4: Ethnic Problems and National Issues in Contemporary Russian Society; 5: Family and Children During the Economic Transition; 6: Social Shocks, Social Confidence, and Health; 7: When Crime-Fighting Fails; 8: The Gender Dimension of Social Capital in Russia; 9: Religion and Spirituality as Factors Affecting Social Cohesion in Contemporary Russia; 10: Social Capital in Russia's Regions; 11: Breaching the Soviet Social Contract; 12: International Assistance to Russia; 13: Can International Cooperation Contribute to Social Cohesion in Russia?; 14: The Role of International Financial Institutions During the Transition in Russia; 15: Programs for Homeless Children; 16: Russia in Transition



