RAS PresidiumVoprosy istorii estestvoznaniia i tekhniki

• Grumbling ‘Oldies’, Whining ‘Youngsters’, and Progress of Sociology

  Dmitry V. Ivanov
  3-11

• Capitalism and the Weberiana in Russia: Revisiting the Possibilities of Understanding Sociology. Part 2. An Apology for Capitalism

  Dmitry V. Trubitsyn
  12-22

• Educational Policy

  Alexander Osipov
  23-33

• Higher Education for Adults in Russia: Barriers and Models

  Dmitry S. Popov / Daria A. Shestakova
  34-44

• Young Deputies in Parliament

  Olga V. Kryshtanovskaya / Ivan A. Lavrov
  45-56

• “Transitional Generation”: Understanding of the Own Generation by Russian Millennials

  Daria S. Petrunina
  57-64

• Youth of the Khabarovsk Territory: "Point of Growth" or "Point of No Return"?

  Yuriy V. Berezutskiy
  65-72

• Youth Policy in the Republic of Tatarstan in Doctrinal Documents and Public Opinion

  Gulnara F. Gabdrakhmanova
  73-82

• Life Trajectories of the Youth in the XXI Century: Risks and Opportunities

  Maiya Yadova
  83-93

• Fatherhood in Modern Russia: Meanings, Values, Practices and Intergenerational Translation

  Olga N. Bezrukova / Valentina A. Samoylova
  94-106

• Modern and Traditional Family Values of Intergeneration in the Russia and China

  Liu Ze / Alexander Abramov
  107-116

• Polygamy in Dagestan in Optics of Public Opinion

  Anna V. Vereshagina / Elvira M. Zagirova
  117-128

• Social Statistics in Sociological Education

  Vladimir Zyryanov
  129-141

• The Reasons of the Decision of the Soviet Union: The Views of Chinese Societies

  Hong Chen / Xiaojuan Gan
  142-146

• Attitude of Students to the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Anti-Epidemic Restrictions

  Tatiana V. Blinova / Tatiana Blinova
  147-150

• Social expectations and value orientation of the contemporary students of Tuva

  anayban@mail.ru Anayban / Galina Balakina
  151-156

• What Is Hidden behind the "Request for Change"?

  Roman V. Petukhov / Yuri Latov
  157-160

• Digital Inequalities: Causes, Forms, Consequences

  Ekaterina A. Grigoreva
  161-163

• Lapin N.I. Complexity of the Formation of a New Russia. Anthroposociocultural Approach. Moscow: Ves’ Mir, 2021. Reviewed by S.A. Kravchenko, K.V. Rakova

  Sergey A. Kravchenko / Kristina V. Rakova
  164-167

• Stewart J. RICHARD TITMUSS: A COMMITMENT TO WELFARE. Bristol: Policy Press, 2020. 585 p.

  Igor A. Kravets
  168-170

• Leont'eva T.V., Shchetinina A.V. Dictionary of Actual Vocabulary of Unity and Enemy in the Russian Language of the Beginning of the XXI Century. Yekaterinburg: Azhur, 2021. 424 p. Reviewed by М.V. Rubtcova, N.A. Martianova

  Mariia Rubtcova / Natalia A. Martianova
  170-173