俄罗斯人口流动的国际比较

T. Heleniak
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与其他国家相比,俄罗斯的人口被认为是相当不流动的。最近有一些方法上的进步和国内移民的新数据集可以进行跨国比较,尽管这些并不适用于俄罗斯。本文还比较了俄罗斯与其他国家的流动性水平。研究发现,俄罗斯人口的流动性并不比其他大国差多少,而不流动的神话部分源于后苏联时期移民登记制度的恶化。从人口普查得出的终生流动性与从中央计划时期开始的人口登记册得出的年度流动性之间存在不一致之处。鉴于经济转型期间国家和区域两级经济结构的变化,移徙理论预测了重大的移徙运动,而统计系统似乎没有捕捉到许多移徙运动。
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International Comparisons of Population Mobility in Russia
The population of Russia is regarded as being quite immobile compared to other countries. There have been some recent methodological advances and new datasets on internal migration which make cross-national comparisons, though these do not extend to Russia. This paper adds comparisons of levels of mobility in Russia with other countries. The study finds that the population of Russia is not significantly less mobile than other large countries and that part of the myth of immobility stems from a deterioration of the migration registration system in the post-Soviet period. There are inconsistencies between lifetime mobility derived from population censuses and annual mobility from a population register which originated during the central-planning period. Given changes in the economic structure at both national and regional levels during the period of economic transition, migration theory predicted significant migration movements, and it seems as if many were not captured by the statistical system.
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