Differentiation of the quality of life in the regional space

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作者
Prokazina, N., V [1 ,2 ]
Alekseenok, A. A. [2 ]
Kaira, Yu, V [2 ]
机构
[1] Russian Presidential Acad Natl Econ & Publ Adm, Altai Branch, Partizanskaya St 187, Barnaul 656008, Russia
[2] RANEPA, Cent Russian Inst Management, Blvd Pobedy 5a, Oryol 302028, Russia
关键词
multi-dimensional hierarchical approach; quality of life; social structure; social strata; stratification criteria; social differentiation; social inequality; social tensions;
D O I
10.22363/2313-2272-2020-20-3-509-526
中图分类号
C91 [社会学];
学科分类号
030301 ; 1204 ;
摘要
The quality of life depends on the place in the social structure. Social groups have different opportunities for meeting needs and achieving goals. Positions of different social groups in the subjects of the Russian Federation differ, which can significantly influence social well-being and protest moods; therefore, the study of the quality of life in the regional space is important in both theoretical and practical perspectives. The article aims at considering differentiation of the quality of life in the regional space and identifying the most vulnerable social groups. The authors study the quality of life with the multidimensional hierarchical approach based on a complex of interrelated objective and subjective criteria. This methodology was tested in the empirical study of the quality of life in the Oryol Region. The study used the following set of indicators of the quality of life: subjective assessments of the most significant forms of deprivation; movable and immovable property; housing and the quality of living conditions; savings; access to paid social services; professional position, possibilities of professional self-realization; political activity and political culture; leisure preferences and opportunities that entail additional spending; self-identification in different spheres of life. This set of indicators allowed to describe positions of social groups and their regional differentiation: social groups that make up the regional population, their positions in the stratification system, their quantitative and qualitative characteristics were identified. The authors also identified the most vulnerable groups affected by social tensions and showed that the growth of social inequality can lead to an increase in the protest and destructive behavior.
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页数:18
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