1 December 23, 2024
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1. Alexander G. Ponosov
Confession Lists of the Dmitrievskaya Church of 1782 as a Source on the Demography of the Votkinsk Region, Partially Replacing the Lost IV Revision
Population Processes. 2024. 9(1): 3-115.
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2. Sergei N. NikitinPopulation Processes. 2024. 9(1): 3-115.
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The work publishes the Confession Lists of the Dmitrievskaya Church of 1782 for the Votkinsk Plant and the Votkinsk District. At present, the data of the III and V revisions have been published, which have become a valuable source not only for genealogical research, but also for the demography of the region. Since the IV revision is considered lost, these confession lists partially replace its data, which is especially valuable for assessing the demographic losses of the region after the Pugachev Rebellion. The source is stored in the State Archives of the Kirov Region, collection 237, inventory 79, file 332, "Confession lists of parishioners of the Votkinsk state-owned plant, Dmitrievskaya Church". The materials consist of two parts: the first - residents of the Votkinsk plant, the second – residents of nearby villages. In total, data is provided for 472 families consisting of 2,672 males and 2,700 females. Unlike the Revision Tales, the confession list does not contain data on Old Believers and Muslims, for which it is necessary to use other sources.
The work publishes the Confession Lists of the Dmitrievskaya Church of 1782 for the Votkinsk Plant and the Votkinsk District. At present, the data of the III and V revisions have been published, which have become a valuable source not only for genealogical research, but also for the demography of the region. Since the IV revision is considered lost, these confession lists partially replace its data, which is especially valuable for assessing the demographic losses of the region after the Pugachev Rebellion. The source is stored in the State Archives of the Kirov Region, collection 237, inventory 79, file 332, "Confession lists of parishioners of the Votkinsk state-owned plant, Dmitrievskaya Church". The materials consist of two parts: the first - residents of the Votkinsk plant, the second – residents of nearby villages. In total, data is provided for 472 families consisting of 2,672 males and 2,700 females. Unlike the Revision Tales, the confession list does not contain data on Old Believers and Muslims, for which it is necessary to use other sources.
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Karl Mikhailovich Ballod (1864–1931): A Short Biographical Sketch of the 160th Anniversary of the Russian Economist and Demographer
Population Processes. 2024. 9(1): 116-122.
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3. Anvar M. MamadalievPopulation Processes. 2024. 9(1): 116-122.
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The article is dedicated to the 160th anniversary of the birth of the German-born Russian economist Karl Michael Ballod (1864–1931). The materials used are the works of Ballod himself, as well as some biographical, economic and philosophical works related to his name. There were used historiographical, biographical and synthesis methods as research methods. Karl Ballod, a well-known economist, philosopher and demographer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is the author of more than 60 works on various fields of science. The main ideas of the welfare state, which are very actively correlating with the ideas of Karl Marx, are set out in the work “The State of the future”, which is relevant at the present stage. A welfare state, Ballod pointed out, can be built taking into account the following principles, namely, active government intervention in the economy to preserve and develop areas critical to society, widespread use of the latest achievements of science and technology, comprehensive encouragement of entrepreneurial initiative (with the exception of areas critical to the state), in the agricultural sector – the bet is on large private farms using advanced scientific and technological achievements, regulated by the state through economic and non-economic methods of coercion and capable of providing food to society. The economies of Russia (both imperial, Soviet and modern), Germany (both twentieth century and modern) and other developed countries actively use Karl Ballod's ideas to develop the economy, society and the state.
The article is dedicated to the 160th anniversary of the birth of the German-born Russian economist Karl Michael Ballod (1864–1931). The materials used are the works of Ballod himself, as well as some biographical, economic and philosophical works related to his name. There were used historiographical, biographical and synthesis methods as research methods. Karl Ballod, a well-known economist, philosopher and demographer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is the author of more than 60 works on various fields of science. The main ideas of the welfare state, which are very actively correlating with the ideas of Karl Marx, are set out in the work “The State of the future”, which is relevant at the present stage. A welfare state, Ballod pointed out, can be built taking into account the following principles, namely, active government intervention in the economy to preserve and develop areas critical to society, widespread use of the latest achievements of science and technology, comprehensive encouragement of entrepreneurial initiative (with the exception of areas critical to the state), in the agricultural sector – the bet is on large private farms using advanced scientific and technological achievements, regulated by the state through economic and non-economic methods of coercion and capable of providing food to society. The economies of Russia (both imperial, Soviet and modern), Germany (both twentieth century and modern) and other developed countries actively use Karl Ballod's ideas to develop the economy, society and the state.
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The Biographical Sketch Dedicated to the 100th Anniversary of the Russian Ethnologist Viktor Ivanovich Kozlov (1924–2013)
Population Processes. 2024. 9(1): 123-129.
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4. Population Processes. 2024. 9(1): 123-129.
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This work is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Russian ethnographer Viktor Ivanovich Kozlov (1924–2013). The research materials were the works of Viktor Ivanovich himself, as well as biographical works by Russian scientists. The method of content analysis, the biographical method and the synthesis method are used as the methodological basis. Viktor Ivanovich Kozlov became famous in Russian and world science as the founder of the discipline called "ethnic ecology", which provides for the study of the adaptation and survival of ethnic groups in the interethnic and natural space. He is a recognized expert in the field of demographic methodology, ethnology, researcher of factors and psychology of longevity studies, as well as the phenomenon of nationalism and its impact on the state and interethnic relations. A veteran, awarded military orders and medals, a brave and hardworking man, V.I. Kozlov remained a patriot of his Homeland until the end of his life, deeply worried about the collapse of Soviet Russia, realizing the difficult future fate of the divided fraternal Russian peoples and, above all, the Russian ethnic group.
This work is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Russian ethnographer Viktor Ivanovich Kozlov (1924–2013). The research materials were the works of Viktor Ivanovich himself, as well as biographical works by Russian scientists. The method of content analysis, the biographical method and the synthesis method are used as the methodological basis. Viktor Ivanovich Kozlov became famous in Russian and world science as the founder of the discipline called "ethnic ecology", which provides for the study of the adaptation and survival of ethnic groups in the interethnic and natural space. He is a recognized expert in the field of demographic methodology, ethnology, researcher of factors and psychology of longevity studies, as well as the phenomenon of nationalism and its impact on the state and interethnic relations. A veteran, awarded military orders and medals, a brave and hardworking man, V.I. Kozlov remained a patriot of his Homeland until the end of his life, deeply worried about the collapse of Soviet Russia, realizing the difficult future fate of the divided fraternal Russian peoples and, above all, the Russian ethnic group.
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