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Achievements and Losses of Post-Soviet Transformation
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Achievements and Losses of Post-Soviet Transformation
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PII
S013216250002783-4-1
DOI
10.31857/S013216250002783-4
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Nataliya Latova 
Occupation: Senior Researcher, Institute of Sociology, FISIS RAS
Affiliation: Institute of Sociology FISIS RAS
Address: Russian Federation
Edition
Issue 11
Pages
27-39
Abstract

On the materials of the monitoring research of the IS RAS (October 2017) it is shown that Putin’s epoch (2000–2010) is perceived by Russians much better than the Yeltsin period of history (1990’s). The Russians note the undoubted benefits from the point of view of potential growth opportunities as significant achievements of the 2000–2010, as well as highlight the cessation of the war in the Caucasus and the strengthening of Russia’s international position in the world. However, the achievements of this period are combined with the losses in many other (primarily economic) spheres and areas of life. In perception of the losses of the Post-Soviet society, Russians as a whole are unified: both relative and absolute losses are seen by them equally regardless of age. At the same time generational differences affect the assessment of all areas of V. Putin’s activity: the older are respondents, the worse they assessed his policy. As a result, the comparison of acquisitions and losses of society, as well as the analysis of the perception of the V. Putin’s activities success give a rather ambiguous assessment of Post-Soviet development. If the stagnation of the Russian economy is not overcome in the nearest future, it may obliterate all past achievements and actualize failures in development.

Keywords
Post-Soviet society, age differentiation, Putin’s era, Yeltsin’s era, achievements and losses of Post-Soviet development
Acknowledgment
The paper is funded by Russian Science Foundation (project № 14-28-00218).
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12.12.2018
Date of publication
12.12.2018
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