Fellows

Sergei ZAKHAROV

Demography, National Research University – Higher School of Economics, Russia

Fellowship : October 2018 to June 2019

Discipline(s) : Demography

Pays : Russia

Research project: The Revival of Pronatalist Family Policy in 21st century Russia: A Return to the Past, or a New Social Constructivism Practice?

His study is the multi-disciplinary approach of a demographer capable of combining historical and sociological approaches to the study of public policy with quantitative analysis of the processes of family formation, family planning and childbearing in different periods. Demographic analysis, for estimating changes in period and cohort fertility indicators, is used to determine the actual results of pronatalist policies undertaken earlier in Russia, and in other countries. The historical comparison of policy instruments in Putin’s Russia with other historical examples are important for understanding the essence of the political regime that is on the way of construction in Russia. Over the last decade, Russian state intervention in private life has greatly increased, with top down efforts to control demography, industry, labor, culture, society and the family. Post-Communist Russia is attempting to re-patriarchalize gender and family through a number of state initiatives closely connected to nationalist goals. He examines the historical roots of the modern demographic and family policy in Russia in the wider international context in order to find the satisfactory conceptual account of the conservative twist in recent policy.

Biography

Sergei V. ZAKHAROV is Deputy Director, Institute of Demography (IDEM) and Professor of Demography at the National Research University ‘Higher School of Economics’ (HSE) in Moscow. He obtained his Ph.D. from the Institute for Socioeconomic Studies of Population of the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1991. In 1991-1992 he was awarded a nine-month fellowship ’Bourse Diderot’ from the Maison des Sciences de l’Homme (France) to be a Visiting Scholar at Institut national d’études démographiques (Paris). In 2012 he worked as invited Researcher at the Institute of Economic Research, Kyoto University (Japan). His fields of research include demographic transition, demography of Russian generations, population projections, family formation and fertility, family policy and demographic consequences of social crises. His teaching experiences embrace courses of ‘Principals of Demography and Population Policy’, ‘Demographic Analysis of Fertility, Family Formation and Partnership Relations’ (Bachelor and Master programmes). He is a member of the Editorial Board of Demographic Review, the scientific peer-reviewed electronic journal, and Demoscope-Weekly, the HSE Internet periodical. Dr. Zakharov is a member of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP), the European Association for Population Studies (EAPS), and Population Association of America (PAA), and for many years he has been involved as an international expert in various projects coordinated by UN DESA, UNFPA, UNDP, UNECE, and EU in Russia, Belarus, Georgia, Lithuania, France, Estonia. Since 2000 he is the scientific director of the Russian part of the international project of comparative studies within the framework of the UNECE program "Generations and Gender". He is the author of over 190 publications in Russian, English, and French.

Bibliography

selected since 1987 (out of total over 190 since 1980)

2017. Puur A., Rahnu L., Abuladze L., Sakkeus L., Zakharov S. Childbearing among first and second generation Russians in Estonia against the background of the sending and host countries. Demographic Research. 2017. Vol. 36. Article 41 (Special Collection on “Childbearing among Descedants of Immigrants in Europe”): 1209-1254. http://www.demographic-research.org/Volumes/Vol36/41/

2016. The Modest Results of the Pronatalist Policy against the Background of Long-Term Evolution.
Part 1. Demographic Review. 2016. Vol. 3 (3): 6-38. (In Russian). https://demreview.hse.ru/2016--3/196884104.html
Part 2. Demographic Review. 2016. Vol. 3 (4): 6-26. (In Russian).
https://demreview.hse.ru/2016--3/196884104.html

2016. Zakharov S. V. La fécondité en Russie en période de politique nataliste // Russie 2016. Regards de l’Observatoire franco-russe. Sous la direction d’Arnaud Dubien. Quatrième Édition du Rapport Annuel. Moscou-Paris: Centre d’Analyse de la Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie Franco-Russie: 323-328

2016. (Principal contributor). Stuart Basten, Tomas Frejka (Co-ordinating authors). Fertility and Family Policies in Central and Eastern Europe after 1990. In Comparative Population Studies. Vol. 41 (1). 2016: 3-56. http://www.comparativepopulationstudies.de/index.php/CPoS/article/view/212/222

2016. (Editor and principal contributor). Population of Russia 2014. A Twenty Second Annual analytical report. Ed. by S.V.Zakharov. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house,

2016. (in Russian). -357p.

2015. (Editor and principal contributor). Population of Russia 2013. A Twenty First Annual analytical report. Ed. by S.V.Zakharov. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house,

2015. (in Russian). -427p. http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r13/sod_r.html

2015. (Principal contributor). Stuart Basten, Tomas Frejka (Co-ordinating authors) The project ‘Prospects for a fertility increase in the formerly socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe’. Department of Social Policy and Intervention. University of Oxford (UK). Barnet Papers in Social Research. Working Paper 15-01. Oxford, 2015 (February). -74p. http://www.spi.ox.ac.uk/fileadmin/documents/PDF/150306_Barnett_Paper_15-01.pdf

2014. Frejka Т., Zakharov S. Fertility trends in Russia during the past half century: period and cohort perspectives. Demographic Review. 2014, No.1: 106–143 (In Russian). http://demreview.hse.ru/2014--1/120991254.html

2014. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2012. A Twenties Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house, 2014. (in Russian).-412p. http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r12/sod_r.html

2014. Zakharov S. V., Mitrofanova E. S. 俄罗斯青年人口特征 (Demographics of the Youth in Russia). In: C. Li, P. M. Kozyreva. (eds.) 青年与社会变迁:中国与俄罗斯的比较研究 (The youth and social change: a comparative study between China and Russia). Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, 2014. P. 50-67.

2013 Frejka T., Zakharov S. The Apparent Failure of Russia’s Pronatalist Family Policy. Population and Development Review. Vol. 39(4). 2013: 635-647.

2013. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2010-2011. An Eghteenth-Nineteenth Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house,

2013. -530p. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r10_11/sod_r.html

2013. Zakharov S., Churilova E. Single Motherhood in Russia: Statistical and Demographic Analysis of its Prevalens and Family Formation Patterns. Mir Rossii (Universe of Russia). Vol. XXII (4): 86-117. (In Russian). http://mirros.hse.ru/2013-22-4/96385955.html

2012. Frejka T., Zakharov S. Comprehensive Analyses of Fertility Trends in the Russian Federation during the Past Half Century. MPIDR Working Paper, WP 2012-027 (September 2012). – 27p. http://www.demogr.mpg.de/papers/working/wp-2012-027.pdf

2012. Puur A., Rahnu L., Maslauskaite A., Stankuniene V., Zakharov S. Transformation of Partnership Formation in Eastern Europe: The Legacy of the Past Demographic Divide. Journal of Comparative Family Studies. Vol.43(3): 389-417 http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE|A294523467&v=2.1&u=lom_umichanna&it=r&inPS=true&prodId=ITOF&userGroupName=lom_umichanna&p=ITOF&digest=1c908c4190377f8c4c8caa1659c44fe0&rssr=rss

2011. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2009. A Seventeenth Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house, 2011. (in Russian). -333p. http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_09/sod_r.html

2011 S.Sievert, S.Zakharov, R. Klingholz. The Waning World Power. The demographic future of Russia and other Soviet successor states. Berlin: Berlin Institute for Population and Development, 2011. – 148p (Separate editions in English, in Russian and in German). http://www.berlin-institut.org/publications/studies/the-waning-world-power.html

2010 S.V.Zakharov, L.M.Prokofieva, O.V.Sinyavskaya (eds.) Evolution of family in Europe: East-West. Survey ‘Parents and Children, Men and Women in Family and Society’. Issue 3. Moscow: Independent Institute for Social Policy – 391p. (In Russian). http://www.socpol.ru/publications/pdf/RiDMiJ-3.pdf

2010. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2008. A Sixteeenth Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house, 2010. -349p. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_08/sod_r.html

2010. Value-Normative Schedule of Human Life: Views of People from Different Countries about when a girl becomes an adult //The Monitoring of Public Opinion: Economic and Social Changes Journal. No. 4 (98). July-August 2010: 166-193. (In Russian). http://wciom.ru/fileadmin/Monitoring/98_1/2010_4%2898%29_8_Zaharov.pdf

2009. Chapter 13. The normative views of the people in different countries about the beginning of female adulthood. In: A.V.Andreenkova and L.A.Belyaeva (eds.) Russia in Europe. Results of the International comparative research “European Social Survey/ESS”. Moscow: Academia,

2009: 347-379. (In Russian).

2009. Stankuniene V., Maslauskaite A., Baublyte M., Zakharov S., Régnier-Loilier A. La transition vers de nouvelles formes d’union en France, en Lituanie et en Russie. Revue d’études comparatives Est-Ouest. 2009. Vol. 40 (3-4). (Numéro spécial: ‘La famille d’Est en Ouest: un demi-siècle de transformations en Europe’. Coordonnateurs: Alain Blum, Cécile Lefèvre, Pascal Sebille):163-208. http://www.necplus.eu/action/displayIssue?jid=REC&volumeId=40&seriesId=0&issueId=3-4

2009. Blum A., Sebille P., Zakharov S. A divergent transition to adulthood in France and Russia: a cohort approach ///Revue d’études comparatives Est-Ouest. 2009. Vol. 40 (3-4). English version. P.123-152.: 133-161. https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00793899

2009. Migration experience and fertility in postwar generations in Russia. In: S.V.Zakharov, T.M.Maleva, O.V.Sinyavskaya (eds.) Parents and Children, Men and Women in Family and Society. Issue 2. Moscow: Independent Institute for Social Policy: pp. 45-118. (in collab. With S.V.Surkov). (In Russian). http://www.socpol.ru/publications/pdf/RiDMiG-2_2009.pdf

2009. Stankuniene V., Zakharov S., Bablyte M., Maslauskaite A., Régnier-Loilier A."Transition to the new partnership formation pattern in Lithuania, Russia and France: different paths to convergence?" Paper presented at: XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference 2009, Marrakech, September. http://iussp2009.princeton.edu/download.aspx?submissionId=91945

2009. Growth of Fertility: the Start of a Road with Distant Horizons. In: Anatoly G.Vishnevsky, Sergei N. Bobylev (eds.) Russia Facing Demographic Challenges. National Human Development Report. Russian Federation 2008. Moscow: UNDP, 2009: 26-50. http://www.undp.ru/documents/NHDR_2008_Eng.pdf

2009. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2007. A Fifteenth Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house, 2009. –296p. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_07/sod_r.html

2008. Russian Federation: From the first to second demographic transition. Demographic Research. Vol. 19. 2008: 907-972. (Special Collection 7: Childbearing Trends and Policies in Europe. Ed. by T.Frejka, T.Sobotka, J.M.Hoem, L.Toulemon).

2008. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2006. A Fourteenth Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: Higher Economic School Publishing house, 2008. -299p. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r06/sod_r.html

2008. Russia’s Demographic Challenges and Policy Response. Discussion Workshop: Russia’s Political Economy. The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR). April 24, 2008, Washington, D.C.. P.11-18. http://www.nbr.org/Downloads/pdfs/PSA/Russia_Conf08_Report.pdf

2007. (Principal contributor). T.M.Maleva, O.V.Sinyavskaya (eds.) Parents and Children, Men and Women in Family and Society. Issue 1. Moscow: Independent Institute for Social Policy: 170; 267-312; 421-476. . http://www.socpol.ru/publications/pdf/PiDMiG1_end.indd.pdf

2007. New Tendencies in Family Formation in Russia. Mir Rossii (Universe of Russia).Vol. XVI (4): 73-112. (In Russian). http://mirros.hse.ru/data/2010/12/31/1208181130/004_zaharov_2007_4.pdf

2006. Demographic Analysis of the Effect of Family Policy Measures in Russia in the 1980s. SPERO: Socialnaya politika: ekspertiza, rekomendatcii, obzory. No. 4-5: 33-69. (In Russian). http://spero.socpol.ru/docs/N5_2006-33_69.pdf

2006. Age of Marriage in Russia. Otechestvennye Zapiski. Vol. 4(31): 271-300. (In Russian).

2006. Population Policy in Russia. In: G. Caselli, J.Vallin, G.Wunsh (eds.) Demography: Analysis and Synthesis. Vol.4. New York and London: Academic Press, 2006: 407-433. (In collab. with S.Ivanov and A.Vichnevsky). [lien]

2006. (Principal contributor). Demographic Modernization in Russia, 1900-2000. Collective monograph. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: “Novoe Izdatelstvo” Publishing House, 2006. -608p. (In Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/modern/modernizacija.html

2006. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2003-2004. An Eleventh-Twelfth Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: Nauka, 2008. –356p. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r03_04/sod_r.html

2005. Perspectives of Fertility in Russia: The Second Demographic Transition. Otechestvennye Zapiski. Vol.3 (24): 124-140. (In Russian). http://magazines.russ.ru/oz/2005/3/2005_3_7.html

2005. Modernization of Fertility in Russia over the last 100 years. In: O.Glezer and P.Polian (eds.) Russia and it’s regions in the 20th century: territory - spatial distribution of population –migrations. Moscow: OGI Publishing house: 113-124. (In Russian).

2004. Prospects for changes in fertility in Russia. Narodonaselenie (Population). A Quarterly Scientific Journal. RAS Institute for Socio-Economic Studies of Population. No.3 (July-September 2004): 37-45. (In Russian).

2004. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2002. A Tenth Annual analytical report. Ed. by A.G.Vishnevsky. Moscow: CDHE-Publishing house “University”. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r02/sod_r.html

2003. Demographic Transition and generations replacement in Russia. Voprosy Statistiki. No.11: 3-12. (in Russian).

2002. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2001. A Ninth Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE-Publishing house “University”, 2002. -214p. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r01/sod_r.html

2002. Demographic Potential of Economic Activity. In: T.M.Maleva (Ed.), Employment Outlook of Russia. Vol.1 (1991-2000). Moscow: 13-24. (in Russian).
2001. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 2000. An Eighth Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE-Publishing house “University”. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r00/sod_r.html

2000. Chapter I. Mortality in Russia, in Moscow, and in Udmurt Republic: General tendencies and peculiarities. In: V.Shkolnikov and V.Chervyakov (eds.), Policies for the Control of the Transition’s Mortality Crisis in Russia, UNDP/Russia and Transnational Family Research Institute /Moscow: 12-43.

2000. (Contributor). Population of Russia 1999. A Seventh Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE-Publishing house “University”. -175p. (In Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r99/sod_r.html

2000. Fertility Trends in Russia and the European Newly Independent States: Crisis or Turning Point? Population Bulletin of the United Nations. Below Replacement Fertility. Special Issue Nos. 40/41. 1999. United Nations. N.Y.(ST/ESA/Ser.N/40-41): 292-317. https://www.academia.edu/9420685/Fertility_trends_in_Russia_and_the_European_newly_independent_states_crises_or_turning_point

1999. (Contributor). Population of Russia 1998. A Sixth Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE-Publishing house “University”, 1999. -144p. (in Russian). http://demoscope.ru/weekly/knigi/ns_r98/ns98_sod.html

1999. Fertility, Nuptiality and Family Planning in Russia: problems and perspectives. In: G.Demko, G. Ioffe Zh. Zayonchkovskaya (Eds.) Population Under Duress: The Geodemography of Post-Soviet Russia. Boulder: Westview Press: 41-58. https://www.academia.edu/9421038/Fertility_Nuptiality_and_Family_Planning_in_Russia_Problems_and_Prospects

1999. Cohort Analysis of Russian Mortality: Long-term and Short-term Effects of Inequality of Generations in mortality. Studies on Russian Economic Development. Vol.10, No.2: 199-211. http://www.demoscope.ru/center/zacharov/zachar_eng.html#1

1998. Chapter III. Population. In: A.P.Gorkin, A.D.Zaijtcev et al. (eds.), Russia: An Encyclopedic Reference Book. Moscow: Russian Encyclopedia – Drofa: 57-73. (In Russian).

1998. (Contributor). M.E.Dmitriev and D.Ya. Travin (eds.), Pension Reform in Russia: Causes, content and perspectives. S.-Pb.: Norma. - 254p. (In Russian)

1998. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 1997. A Fifth Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE-Publishing house “University”, 1998. -144p. (in Russian).

1997. Réaction d’une population hétérogéne à une perturbation. Un modèle d’interprétation des évolutions de mortalité en Russie. Population. No. 1: 7-44. (In collab. with A.Avdeev, A.Blum, and E.Andreev).

1997. Demographic History of the USSR and Russia from the Cohort Perspective. Naselenie i Obshestvo (Population et Société . No.17 (February 1997). CDHE. Moscow. (In collab. with A.Blum, in Russian). Reprinted in Mir Rossii (Universe of Russia), 1997, Vol.4: 3-11, and in Energia (Energy), 1998, Vol.2: 42-46.

1997. (Contributor). Huge variation in Russian Mortality rates 1984-1994. Artefact, alcohol or what? The Lancet. Vol.350, No.9075: 383-388. (Co-athours: D.A.Leon, L.Chenet, V.Shkolnikov, J.Shapiro, G.Rakhmanova, M.McKee, S.Vassin).

1997. Demographic context of retirement systems: history and present. In: T. Maleva (ed.), Contemporary problems of Pension System: observations of economists and demographers. Moscow: Cornegie Endowment for International Peace. Working Papers, Vol. 16: 32-59. (In Collab. with G.Rakhmanova, in Russian).

1997. Fertility and Nuptiality in Russia. Sociologicheskie Issledovaniya (Sociological Studies). No.7: 70-80. (In collab. with E.I.Ivanova, in Russian).

1997. Demographic Adaptation to Socioeconomic Changes in the USSR Succesor States. Paper presented at the IUSSP XXIIIrd General Population Conference, Beijing, October 11-17,

1997. (In collab. with K.Katus). - 24p.

1997. Trends in the Demographic Situation. In: Yu. Fedorov (ed.), Human Development Report

1997. Russian Federation. Moscow: UNDP - Human Rights Publishers: 29-31.

1997. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 1996. A Fourth Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE, 1997. – 166p. (in Russian).

1996. La mortalité en Russie a-t-elle vraiment augmenté brutalement entre 1991 et 1995? Dossiers et Recherches, No. 51 (Mars 1996). Paris: INED. (In collab. with A.Avdeev and A.Blum).

1996. Regional Fertility Differentiation in Russia: 1959-1994. Studies on Russian Economic Development. Vol.7. No.4: 354-365. (In collab. with E.I.Ivanova). https://www.academia.edu/9680762/Regional_Fertility_Differentiation_in_Russia_1959-1994

1996. What is happening to Fertility in Russia? Rosiiskii demograficheskii journal (Russian Demographic Journal). No.1: 5-10. (In collab. with E.I.Ivanova, in Russian).

1996. Fertility Decline and Recent Changes in Russia: On the Threshold of the Second Demographic Transition. In Julie DaVanzo (ed.), Russia’s Demographic "Crisis". RAND, Santa Monica, CA, USA: 36-82. (In collab. with E.I.Ivanova). http://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CF124/CF124.chap2.html

1996. The Second World War as a turning point of Infant mortality decline in Russia. In G.Masuy-Stroobant, C.Gourbin et P.Buekens (eds.), Santé et Mortalité des Enfants en Europe: Inégalités sociales d’hier et d’aujourd’hui. Chaire Quetelet 1994. Institut de Démographie, Université Catholique de Louvain. Louvain-la Neuve, Académia-Bruylant/L’Harmattan: 311-333. https://www.academia.edu/9306169/The_Second_World_War_as_a_turning_point_of_infant_mortality_decline_in_Russia

1996. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 1995. A Third Annual analytical report. Moscow: Center of Demography and Human Ecology, 1996. -112p. (in Russian).

1995. Similitudes et divergences des transitions de fécondité en Europe de l’Est et de l’Ouest depuis 1880. In D. Tabutin, T. Eggerickx et C.Gourbin (eds/), Transitions démographiques et sociétés. Chaire Quetelet 1992. Institut de Démographie, Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la Neuve, Académia/L’Harmattan : 477-493. (In collab. with A.Vichnevski). https://www.academia.edu/9680496/The_Relationship_between_National_and_Regional_Perspectives_in_the_Study_of_the_CIS

1994. Changes in Spatial Variation of Demographic Indicators in Russia. In W.Lutz, S.Scherbov and A.Volkov (eds.), Demographic Trends and Patterns in the Soviet Union Before 1991. London and N.Y.: Routeedge, IIASA: 113-130. https://www.academia.edu/9285690/Changes_in_Spatial_Variation_of_Demographic_Indicators_in_Russia

1994. Disparités et variabilités des catastrophes démographiques en URSS. Dossiers et Recherches, No. 42 (Janvier 1994). Paris: INED. (In collab. with A.Blum and S.Adametz).
Geographical and cohort disparities in Soviet demographic catastrophes. Dossiers et Recherches, No. 42 (Janvier 1994). English revised version prepared for the conference on Soviet Population in the 1920s and 1930s (Toronto, Canada, 27-29 January 1995). Paris: INED. (In collab. with A.Blum and S.Adametz). https://www.academia.edu/9532706/Geographical_and_cohort_disparities_in_Soviet_demographic_catastrophes

1994. Population of the Russian Federation. In: G.G. Melikian et al (eds.), Population: An Encyclopedic Dictionary. Moscow: Russian Encyclopedia: 397-417.(In Russian).

1994. Demography. Population of Russia. In: F.Kaplun et al (eds.), New Russia 1994: Analytical and Statistical Anthology. Moscow: ’All Moscow’ and International Academy of Informatization: 109-136. (In Russian).

1994. The Relationship between National and Regional Perspectives in the Study of the CIS. Studies on Russian Economic Development. Vol.5. No.6: 509-521. (In collab. with A.Blum).

1994. (Principal contributor). Population of Russia 1994. A Second Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE-Eurasia. (in Russian).

1993. Espaces régionaux et espaces nationaux dans l’ex-U.R.S.S. Revue d’études comparatives Est-Ouest. No. 1 (mars): 81-99. (In collab. with A.Blum).

1993. L’état sanitaire des republiques de l’ex-URSS. In M.Ferro, M.-H.Mandrillon (eds.), L’état de toutes les Russies. La Découverte/IMSECO. Paris: 373-375.

1993. (Ed. and contributor). Population of Russia 1993. An Annual analytical report. Moscow: CDHE-Eurasia, 1993. -87p. (in Russian).

1992. La Transition démographique en Russie et l’evolution des disparités demographiques régionales. In: A.Blum, N.Bonneuil et D.Blanchet (eds.), Modèles de la démographique historique. Paris: INED: 353-370. https://www.academia.edu/9280579/La_Transition_d%C3%A9mographique_en_Russie_et_levolution_des_disparit%C3%A9s_demographiques_r%C3%A9gionales

1992. Démographie soviétique 1920-1950, une redécouverte. Annales de Demographie Historique. Paris: E.H.E.S.S.: 7-22. (In collab. with A.Blum and M.Ely).

1992. Infant Mortality in Russia: Historical and Regional Aspects. Working Paper. No.7 (August). Center of Demography and Human Ecology. Moscow. (In collab with B.A.Revich, in Russian).

1991. Demographic Transition in Russia and the Evolution of Regional Demographic Variation. In: A.G.Vishnevsky (ed.), Demography and Sociology. Family and Family Policy. Moscow: Institute for Socioeconomic Studies of Population: 87-102. (In Russian).

1990. Evolution of Regional Demographic Differentials in Russia. Essay on dissertation. Moscow: Institute for Socioeconomic Studies of Population. (In Russian).

1990. Demographic Worries of Russia. Vestnik AN SSSR (Herald of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR). No. 8: 16-33. (In collab. with A.G.Vishnevsky, in Russian).

1987. Historical Conception of Regional Factor in Evolution of Human Reproduction. In L.L.. Rybakovsky (ed.), Demographic processes: problems under study. Moscow: Institute of Sociology: 5-8. (In Russian).

1987. (Ed. and contributor). Porträts russischer und sowjetischer Soziologen. Teil 1-2. Berlin: Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR. Institut für Soziologie und Soziapolitik. Separate editions in German, Russian, and English.