Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia

EN / RUS

Official Website: https://vcug-journal.ru/

THE NEW ISSUE (2024, N 4)

THEME: "QUALITY OF LIFE: SOCIO-ECONOMIC, DEMOGRAPHIC AND HUMAN RESOURCES SUPPORT"

2024, N 4

ARCHIVES OF ISSUES

ISSN 1999-9836 (print); 2713-3397 (online)

Publication frequency: Quarterly

Founded in 1992

Founder: Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Editor-in-Chief:

Bobkov, Vyacheslav Nikolayevitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Honoured Science Worker of the Russian Federation

Indexation: RSCI, VAK RF

Double blind peer review.

Open Access

It is on the list of peer-reviewed scientific journals recommended by the Higher Attestation Commission (VAK) for publishing main research results of doctoral and candidate theses.

Editorial contacts: vcugjournal@mail.ru, phone +7 499 125 8445

Subscription Access: http://www.ural-press.ru/catalog/rules

Index of the journal in the directory of the "Ural-Press" – 71187

The journal “Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia” publishes the results of fundamental and applied research, analytical materials of leading experts from Russia and abroad.

• About the Journal

• Editorial Policy

The Review Process

Open-Access Policy

Confidentiality & Conflict of Interest

Publication Ethics

• Authors Guide

ABOUT THE JOURNAL

The journal “Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia” publishes the results of fundamental and applied research, analytical materials of leading experts from Russia and abroad.

The main goals of the journal are:

• information exchange, spreading the scientific results and achievements and other innovations in the field of the level and quality of life research, as well as related areas;
• substantiation, development, and dissemination of the concept of increasing the level and quality of life as an integral idea of ​​the innovative development of society;
• expanding opportunities for indexing scientific papers in key Russian and international citation databases.

The journal, as part of the Russian and international scientific information system, fulfills the following tasks:

• reflection of the research results, both fundamental and applied, presented by specialists, graduate students, and applicants who focus on the issues of the level and quality of life;
• formation of the research component of the university environment and dissemination of the main scientific achievements in the field of the level and quality of life;
• identification of scientific potential to implement the advanced achievements in order to improve the level and quality of life in Russia and internationally;
• organization of open scientific polemics, contributing to the improvement of the quality of dissertation research, the effectiveness of the examination of scientific works;
• ensuring publicity and openness reflecting the main areas of activity of international research teams in the field of the level and quality of life issues.

The journal is included in the list of the Higher Attestation Commission in the following thematic areas:

5.2.3 Regional and sectoral economics (economic sciences)

5.4.2. Economic sociology (sociological sciences)

5.4.3. Demography (sociological sciences)

5.4.3. Demography (economic sciences)

5.4.4. Social structure, social institutions and processes (sociological sciences)

It supports research and discussions on various economic, sociological, and philosophical problems of the level and quality of life.

OPEN-ACCESS POLICY

The journal provides free of charge open access to its content based on the following principle: free open access to research results promotes global knowledge sharing. Full-text articles and all other published materials are available at the journal’s official website three mounths after its publication. The materials published at the journal’s website permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles, crawl them for indexing, pass them as data to software, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without financial, legal, or technical barriers other than those inseparable from gaining access to the internet itself.

Open-access license: Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 CC-BY

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Bobkov, Vyacheslav Nikolayevitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Honoured Science Worker of the Russian Federation, Chief Research Worker, Head of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Director of the Scientific Centre of Labour Economics at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

EDITORIAL STAFF

DEPUTY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Gulyugina, Aleftina Aleksadrovna – PhD in Economics, Senior Research Worker of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences

DEPUTY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Chashchina, Tat'yana Viktorovna - PhD in Economics, Senior Research Worker of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences

MEMBERS OF THE EDITORIAL STAFF

Chernykh, Ekaterina Alekseyevna – PhD in Economics, Leading Research Worker of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the RAS Institute of Economics; Leading Research Worker of the Scientific Centre of Labour Economics at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

Machkhelyan, Garry Grigor'evitch – PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Independent Researcher

Odintsova, Yelena Valer'yevna – PhD in Economics, Leading Research Worker of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Leading Research Worker of the Scientific Centre of Labour Economics at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

SECRETARY

Ryazantsev, Vadim Igorevitch – Junior Research Worker of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences

EDITORIAL BOARD

HEAD OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD

Bobkov Vyacheslav Nikolayevitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Honoured Science Worker of the Russian Federation, Chief Research Worker, Head of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Director of the Scientific Centre of Labour Economics at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

MEMBERS OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD

Alexandrova, Ol'ga Arkad'yevna - Doctor of Economics, Deputy Director for Research at the Institute of Socio-Economic Studies of Population named after N.M. Rimashevskaya - Branch of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Professor at the Sociology Department of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Russia

Antonova, Natal'ya Leonidovna - Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Professor of the Chair of Sociology and Technologies of Public Administration, School of Public Administration and Entrepreneurship, Ural Federal University, Russia

Arkhangel’skiy, Vladimir Nikolayevitch - PhD in Economics, Head of the Department of Theoretical Problems of Reproduction and Population Policy at the Centre Studying Problems of Population, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

Avdeev, Yuriy Alekseyevitch - PhD in Economics, Leading Research Worker at the Pacific Geographical Institute of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Barkov Sergey Aleksandrovich - Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Head of the Department of Economic Sociology and Management at the Faculty of Sociology of the Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

Chubarova Tat'yana Vladimirovna - Doctor of Economics, Leading Research Worker, Head of the of the Centre of the Economic Theory at the Social Department at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Dakhin Andrey Vasil'yevitch - Doctor of Philosophy, Associate Professor, Professor at the Department of Philosophy, Sociology and Psychology of Management, Nizhny Novgorod Institute of Management – branch of RANEPA, Russia

Grishaev, Sergey Vasil'yevitch - Doctor of Sociology, Associate Professor, Director of the Krasnoyarsk Branch of the Academy of Labor and Social Relations, Russia

Ivanova, Alla Yefimovna - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head of the Department of Health and Self-Preservation Behaviour at the Institute for Demographic Research - Branch of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Kameneva, Tat'yana Nikolayevna - Doctor of Sociology, Associate Professor, Professor at the Sociology Department of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Russia

Ledeneva, Viktoriya Yur'evna - Doctor of Sociology, Associate Professor, Chief Research Worker at the Institute for Demographic Research - Branch of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Leonidova, Galina Valentinovna - PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Leading Research Worker, Head of the Laboratory of Researching Problems of Development of Labour Potential at the Vologda Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Loktyukhina, Natal'ya Viktorovna - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Leading Research Worker at the Centre of the Social Sphere Finances, Research Financial Institute of the Ministry of Finance, Professor at the Chair of Labour Economics and Personnel Management, Faculty of Economics, Academy of Labor and Social Relations, Russia

Motrich, Yekaterina Leonidovna - Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Leading Research Worker at the Economic Research Institute of Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia.

Popkova, Lyudmila Ivanovna - Doctor of Geographical Sciences, Associate Professor, Professor of the Kursk State University, Russia

Simonova, Marina Viktorovna - Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Head of the Chair of Personal Management at the Samara State University of Economics; Professor of the Department of ASGiII at the Samara State Technical University, Russia

Soboleva, Irina Viktorovna - Doctor of Economics, Chief Research Worker, Head of the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Sotnikova, Svetlana Ivanovna - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Professor of Department of Labor Economics and Personnel Management at the Novosibirsk State University of Economy and Management, Russia

Zolotov, Aleksandr Vladimirovitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head of the Chair of Economic Theory and Methodology at the Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod, Russia

FOREIGN MEMBERS OF EDITORIAL BOARD

Csoba, Judith – Prof. Dr. habil., Professor of the Sociology of the Department of Sociology and Social Policy of University of Debrecen, Hungary

Hepp, Rolf Dieter - Dr. Philosoph., Dr. habil., Professor at the Institute of Sociology of the Berlin Free University, Germany

Herrmann, Peter – Dr. Sociol., Dr. habil., Research Worker at the Human Rights Centre Law School at the Law Faculty of the Central South University, PRC

Khusainov, Bulat Doskaliyevitch - Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Academician of the Kazakhstan Academy of Natural Sciences, Advicer on Sciences at the Economic Research Institute, Kazakhstan

Savova, Ralitsa - PhD Candidate, Pécs University; Official Representative for Central and Eastern Europe of the European Cultural Route “Longobard Ways across Europe”; Member of the Editorial Committee of the journal “Storia e Futuro - Rivista di Storia e Storiografia” University of Bologna, Hungary, Italy

EDITORIAL COUNCIL

HEAD OF THE EDITORIAL COUNCIL

Bobkov, Vyacheslav Nikolayevitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Honoured Science Worker of the Russian Federation, Chief Research Worker, Head of the Department of Socioeconomic Research of Living Standards and Quality of Live at the Centre of Development of Human Potential at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Director of the Scientific Centre of Labour Economics at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

MEMBERS OF THE EDITORIAL COUNCIL

Burak, Pyotr Iosifovitch – RANS Academician, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Vice-President of RANS, Director of the Institute for Regional Economic Research, Russia

Dolgushkin, Nikolai Kuz'mitch - RAS Academician, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Golovnin, Mikhail Yur'yevitch - Corresponding Member of RAS, Doctor of Economics, Director of the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Gontmakher, Evgeny Shlyomovitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head of the Department of Social and Social Institutions and Social Work at the Russian State Social University, Russia

Grigor'eva, Nataliya Sergeevna - Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Heard of Sociology Management Department at the School of Public Administration at the Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

Grinberg, Ruslan Semyonovitch - Corresponding Member of RAS, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Scientific Director of the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Ivchenkov, Sergey Grigor'evitch - Doctor of Sociology, Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Sociology, Head of the Chair of Youth Sociology of the Saratov State University, Russiа

Kuklin, Alexandr Anatol'yevitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Chief Research Worker at the Ural Federal University, Russia

Lenchuk, Yelena Borisovna - Doctor of Economics, Chief Research Worker, Head of the Research School «Economic Policy» at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Muzychuk, Valentina Yur'yevna - Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Deputy Director for Research at the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences on Research Work, Russia

Polovinko, Vladimir Semenovich - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Head of the Department of Regional Economics and Human Resource Management, Dostoevsky Omsk State University, Russia

Toshchenko, Zhan Terent'yevitch - Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Corresponding member of RAS, Chief Research Worker of the Sociocultural Dynamics Research Group, Honorary Doctor of the Institute of Sociology - Branch of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Heard of the Chair of Theory History and Sociology at the Sociology Faculty of the Russian State University for the Humanities, Russia

Volgin, Nikolai Alekseyevitch - Doctor of Economics, Professor, Honoured Science Worker of the Russian Federation, Adviser to Director General of the All-Russia Research Institute of Labor of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal «Social and Labour Research», Russia

FOREIGN MEMBERS OF THE EDITORIAL COUNCIL

Ricceri, Marco - Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Secretary General of the Roman Institute for Political, Economic and Social Studies (EURISPES), Italy

EDITORIAL POLICY

Thematics

The journal covers fundamental and applied regional, national and international research and provides a platform for the publication of original works and relevant reviews in the following areas of thematic areas and headings:

1. Branch of sciences: Economic sciences. Economics and national economy management (08.00.05)

• Labour economics;
• Population economics and demography;
• Recreation and tourism;
• Regional economy

2. Branch of sciences: Sociological sciences. Social structure, social institutions and processes (22.00.04):

• Society as a hierarchical system, social structure and stratification, inequality;
• Social mobility and adaptation;
• Transformation of socio-structural relations of society according to various criteria;
• Social institutions

3. Branch of science: Philosophy. Social philosophy (09.00.11):

• Philosophical problems of social management;
• Social relations as a problem of socio-philosophical analysis;
• Socio-philosophical aspects in the analysis of differentiation and stratification of social groups;
• Sources and mechanisms of sociocultural change

In addition, the journal’s focus includes the following areas of research (according to the extended ORCD classifier):

• Social Sciences;
• Economics and Business (Labor Relations and Law; Economics);
• Social sciences (Demography; Research of social problems; Sociology).

All works must correspond to the problems of the level and quality of life.

Articles in the journal are published free of charge, no fees are paid. The editors do not charge authors for posting articles in the open access, reviewing, as well as the content of the site and electronic deposit of manuscripts.

The editorial board has the right to conclude an agreement with the authors for editorial and publishing services (translation of an article, processing fee and other additional services).

Reprinting is allowed only with the permission of the publisher and with a mandatory link to the magazine “Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia”. The editorial board has the right to post an article on external resources, translate and replicate it with a mandatory link to the magazine “Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia”.

The Review Process

Main guidelines

1.1. This Regulation defines the procedure for reviewing articles submitted to the Editorial Board of the scientific and practical journal "Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia" (hereinafter – the Journal) for publication, in accordance with Russian and international publishing standards.

1.2. The purpose of reviewing manuscripts is to ensure a high scientific level of the Journal on the basis of original, completed works of researchers and practitioners in the field of the level and quality of life of the population.

1.3. The manuscripts of articles that do not violate the requirements of the Journal for the design of articles and have been successfully checked in the "Antiplagiat" system are subject to review. The requirements for the design of articles are published in the printed and electronic versions of the Journal, and are also available on the publication's website: vcugjournal.ru Materials of reference and informational content are not subject to review.

1.4. Manuscripts are the intellectual property of the authors and relate to information that is not subject to disclosure during reviewing.

Review procedure

2.1. The organization of work on reviewing manuscripts is carried out on the principle of two-way "blind" (anonymous) reviewing: the reviewer is not informed about the authors of the reviewed manuscript, the authors are not informed about the reviewer. The interaction of reviewers and authors is carried out through the editorial office of the Journal.

2.2. Members of the Editorial Board and the Editorial Board of the Journal, as well as third-party experts with sufficient experience in scientific work in the scientific direction stated in the article and having a candidate's or doctor's degree, are involved in reviewing. It is not allowed to involve as a reviewer the author or co-author of the reviewed work, managers and employees of the department in which the author works, co-authors.

2.3. The manuscript is sent to two reviewers in electronic form (in printed form at the request of the reviewer) together with the established review form and a cover letter without specifying any information about the authors and with a notification that the manuscript is the intellectual property of the authors and refers to information that is not subject to disclosure during reviewing.

2.4. The manuscripts are evaluated by the reviewer for compliance with the criteria, the list of which is established by the Editorial Board of the Journal. The duration of the review should not exceed 10 days from the date of receipt of the manuscript to the expert.

2.5. The results of the review serve as the basis for the decision of the editorial board of the Journal to allow the manuscript to be published (with or without revision by the authors) or to refuse publication.

2.6. Information about the results of the review is provided to the authors without specifying any information about the expert. The authors of the manuscripts have the right to provide the editorial board of the Journal with a reasoned disagreement with the results of the review. It is allowed to review the article by a second expert.

2.7. A manuscript in need of revision is sent by the Editorial Board of the Journal to the authors with critical comments of the reviewer. The completion period is 10 days. In case of non-compliance with the deadlines for revision, complete rejection of revision, or failure to take measures on fundamental comments, the Editorial Board reserves the right to refuse publication. The article modified by the authors is re-submitted to the same reviewer or another at the discretion of the Editorial Board of the Journal. The final decision on the revised article is made at a meeting of the Editorial Board of the Journal based on the results of repeated review.

2.8. Reviewers may be asked to review the changes made to the manuscript or to create a new version of the review based on the corrected text of the manuscript. The final decision on the revised article is made at a meeting of the Editorial Board of the Journal based on the results of repeated review.

2.9. The Editorial Board reserves the right to edit the text of the manuscript in agreement with the author.

2.10. The review of manuscripts for the Journal is carried out free of charge.

2.11. All reviews are stored in the editorial office in writing for five years.

Requirements for the content of the review

3.1. The review of the manuscript includes:

I. Text presentation of the results of the evaluation of the manuscript according to the established criteria,

II. Evaluation of the manuscript using a point system,

III. Final recommendation.

3.2. The evaluation of the manuscript is carried out according to the following parameters:

• the relevance of the problem under consideration;
• formulation of the hypothesis;
• scientific novelty of research results;
• methodological and educational usefulness;
• practical application (already held).

In addition, in the conclusion, the reviewer indicates: the conformity of the content to the stated topic, the relevance of the research, the correctness of theoretical and methodological approaches and research tools, the quality of the actual material used: novelty, reliability (confirmation by relevant sources), the validity of the conclusions, their compliance with the objectives of the study, the quality of the annotation: completeness, conciseness, characteristics of the sources used: the use of modern (last 5 years) scientific publications of Russian specialists on the stated topic, the use of foreign sources, scientific/practical significance of the study.

3.3. The text presentation of the results of the evaluation of the manuscript should be concise and understandable, critical comments should be justified and reasoned.

3.4. The evaluation of the manuscript with the use of points of the table in the appendix "Review form".

3.5. A generalizing recommendation is given in the final part of the review. The expert points to one of the three proposed variants of the recommendation that corresponds to the results of the review: - accept the manuscript for publication (the manuscript fully meets the established criteria); - accept the manuscript for publication with the condition of completion (the manuscript does not fully meet the established criteria); - refuse to publish the manuscript (the manuscript does not fully meet the established criteria).

3.6. The review is provided to the Editorial Board of the Journal in a typewritten version, or in electronic form from your personal postal address.

3.7. The review is signed by an expert with a transcript of the surname, first name, and patronymic, indicating the academic degree, academic title, position, and date. The signature must be certified at the place of work.

3.8. The editorial Board undertakes to send copies of reviews to the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation upon receipt of a corresponding request to the editorial office of the publication.

Open access

Full electronic versions of journal articles are made available on the journal’s website after 3 months from the publication date in printed form (annotated issues are published on the journal’s website promptly), which provides open access to research results and contributes to solving a set of issues aimed at improving the level and quality of life for the country’s population.

Open access leads to an increase in readership outside of researchers’ community, thereby increasing the opportunity to benefit from knowledge and experience on the issues of living standards and quality of life presented in the journal.

Open access also leads to greater recognition and citation of authors’ work, and increases the rate of global knowledge sharing.

Submission, correction and retraction of articles

The author must confirm that the submitted article has not been published or has not been accepted for publication in any other scientific journal.

When referring to an article published in the journal “Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia”, the publisher asks to indicate the full imprint of the article.

The article must be confirmed by e-mail by all authors. Changing the authors of the article after sending the manuscript to the editorial office requires agreement with the editorial board of the journal.

Confidentiality & conflict of interest

Unpublished data obtained from submitted manuscripts cannot be used in personal research without the written consent of the author(s). Information or ideas obtained during the review and associated with possible benefits must be kept confidential and not used for personal gain.

Reviewers do not participate in the review of manuscripts in case of conflict of interest due to competitive, joint and other interactions and relationships with any of the author(s), companies or other organizations associated with the submitted work.

Publication Ethics

The policy of the journal "Standard of living of the population of the regions of Russia" on publication ethics and prevention of abuse is based on the Guidelines on the principles of ethics of scientific publications for journal editors Of the Committee on publication Ethics (SORE, official website http://publicationethics.org).

1. Duties and responsibilities of the editor

Making decisions about publishing. The editor-in-chief of the magazine" Standard of living of the population of Russian regions " is responsible for making decisions on publication and is subject to the current legislation in the field of defamation, copyright infringement and plagiarism. When making a decision to publish an article, the editor-in-chief takes into account the opinions of reviewers and members of the editorial Board.

Impartiality when accepting manuscripts for publication. The editor-in-chief evaluates manuscripts based solely on their scientific content. The author's race, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, citizenship, or political position do not affect the decision to publish.

Privacy. The editor-in-chief does not disclose the content of the manuscript submitted for publication to anyone, with the possible exception of members of the editorial Board and experts to whom the manuscript is sent for review.

The editorial Board considers it unacceptable for members of the editorial Board or reviewers to use unpublished materials contained in the submitted manuscript in their own research without the written consent of the authors.

Preventing conflicts of interest. If there is a conflict of interest, the editor-in-chief and other members of the editorial Board do not participate in the process of reviewing the manuscript. The editorial Board asks the experts to whom it requests to write a review to report the existence of a conflict of interest; in this case, the expert is not involved for reviewing.

Investigation of violations of ethical principles. If a violation of ethical principles is found in a manuscript or already published article, the editor-in-chief may conduct an appropriate investigation and decide to publish its results.

2. Duties and responsibilities of the reviewer

Contribution to the decision-making process. Reviewing helps the editor - in-chief to make a decision on the publication of the article, and the author (through the process of interaction between the reviewer and the editor-in-chief) - to improve the content of their manuscript.

Privacy. Any manuscript received for review is considered by the expert as a confidential document, not subject to transfer to anyone and discussion with anyone other than the editor-in-chief. Unpublished materials should not be used by an expert without the author's consent.

Standards of objectivity. Reviewers should Express their position clearly and support it with arguments. Personal criticism of the author is unacceptable.

Confirmation of sources. The reviewer should draw the attention of the editor-in-chief to any case of significant similarity or coincidence of the reviewed manuscript with any published work that he knows about. If the reviewer finds that the manuscript does not contain references to works whose results are closely related to their content, they should indicate this in the review.

Conflict of interest. Reviewers should inform the editor - in-chief of any conflicts of interest arising from competing relationships or collaborations.

3. Duties and responsibilities of the author

Material delivery standards. The article should contain the necessary detailed information and links so that others can repeat the research. False or deliberately inaccurate statements constitute unethical behavior and are unacceptable in the article.

Access to data and save it. Authors may be asked to provide source data when reviewing an article by the editorial Board, and they should be prepared to provide public access to this data in accordance with the data and databases Statement Of the Association of learned and Professional society publishers (ALPSP), if feasible, and in any case should be prepared to retain this data for some time after publication.

Originality of the work and plagiarism. Authors must ensure that they have written a completely independent work and, if they have used someone else's work and/or statements, this is reflected in the form of appropriate links and citations.

Simultaneous submission of the article and the secondary publication. Submitting manuscripts that do not differ significantly in content to different journals at the same time is unethical behavior and unacceptable.

When submitting an already published article to another journal, the author must notify the editor-in-chief and obtain the consent of the editor-in-chief of the journal in which the article was published for the first time. The link to the primary work must be in the secondary publication.

Links. Authors should refer to works whose results are closely related to the results of their manuscript.

Problems of authorship. The authors of the article can only be those who have made a significant contribution to the concept, development, implementation or interpretation of the presented research. All those who have made significant contributions should be listed as co-authors of the article. If there are other individuals who have been significantly involved in certain aspects of the research project, they should be thanked or identified as participants in the project. An author submitting an article to the journal guarantees that all co-authors who meet the above criteria are listed, and only they, that all co-authors have seen and approved the final version of the article and agreed to submit it for publication.

Disclosure and conflict of interest. All authors should indicate in their manuscripts any conflict of interest that could potentially affect the interpretation of the results of the manuscript. All sources of financial support for the project must be disclosed.

Fundamental errors in published works. If the author discovers or learns from third parties about a significant error or inaccuracy in the published work, he should notify the editor-in-chief as soon as possible and in cooperation with him withdraw or correct the article.

4. Complaints

Complaints procedure. Authors who are not satisfied with the work and decisions of the editorial Board have the right to appeal to the editor-in-chief of the journal with a complaint and request for additional review of the article.

Actions of the editor-in-chief to review the complaint. A Commission of independent experts on the subject of the article is created to review the specific case. The Commission is created from among candidates and doctors who are not members of the editorial Board, at the invitation of the editor-in-chief or Executive Secretary.

The editor - in-chief and editorial Board are guided by the decision of the independent Commission in further actions regarding the article.

AUTHOR'S GUIDE

The general criteria for materials accepted for publication in the journal "Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia" are their focus on the study of the problems of the level and quality of life of the population within the framework of scientific specialities assigned by the VAK of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, including the relevance of the problem under consideration, scientific novelty of research results, methodological and educational usefulness, practical application. The article must be original, not previously published, not violating the copyrights of third parties. No more than four co-authors are allowed in the numerical composition of the authors. In case of copyright infringement, the entire responsibility lies on the senders of such materials to the editorial office.

The text of the article should be typed in Microsoft Word, version 2003 or higher; it should be written with the extension .doc, docx, or rtf. Margins: upper and lower - 2 cm, left - 3 cm, right - 1.5 cm. The volume is recommended not to exceed 1.0 p. lit. (20 A4 pages, up to 40,000 characters with spaces).

Articles in the journal are drawn up in accordance with the requirements of GOST R 7.0.7-2021 "Articles in Journals and Collections.

RULES FOR ARTICLE FORMAT

I. The mandatory elements of an article are: article type, Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) index and the JEL code. The author independently determines the type of article - original article (RAR (Research Article Report)), review article (REV (Review article)), short communication (SCO (Short Communications Article)), conference proceedings (CNF (Conference proceedings)), personalities (PER (Personalities)), miscellaneous (MIS (Miscellaneous)). The article type, JEL and UDC are located at the beginning of the article on separate lines to the left.

For example, the following is given before the title of an article in Russian

Оригинальная статья

УДК 330.35

JEL I32

For example, before the title of an article in Russian, the following is given

RAR (Research Article Report)

JEL I32

II. Before the main text of the article the following elements are given in Russian: (1) title of the article, (2) basic information about the author (authors), (3) abstract, (4) key words, (5) words of gratitude in case of grant funding. Then these elements are repeated in the same sequence in English, authors' full names - in transliterated form in Latin (see p. 2.2).

2.1. Title of the article. The first word in the title of the article in Russian is given with a capital letter, other words - with a lowercase letter (except for proper names, common abbreviations, etc.). All words in the title of the article in English, except for prepositions, articles and conjunctions, begin with a capital letter. No full stop should be placed at the end of the title of the article. Format: Times New Roman font, bold, size 12 pt, line spacing 1.5 lines. When an article is published in parts in several issues of the journal, the parts should be numbered and the common title of the article should be indicated for all parts. If parts have, in addition to the general title, a private title, it is given after the designation and number of the part. Example: Study of patterns.... Part 2. Results of the study ...

2.2. Basic information about the author(s) contains:

• name, patronymic and surname of the author: they are executed in the specified sequence - full in Russian, in translation the name and surname of the author (authors) are given in transliterated form in Latin script in full according to the BSI (British Standards Institution) standard, using online transliteration (see https://transliteration.pro/bsi), patronymic is abbreviated to one letter (in some cases, due to the peculiarities of transliteration, to two letters). If an article has several authors, the information about them is given in the sequence accepted by them. The recommended number of authors is no more than four.

• officially accepted full name of the organisation (institution) where the author works or studies (without designating the legal form of the legal entity: FGBUN, FGBOU VO, PAO, JSC, etc.) and address (city, country);

• author's electronic address (e-mail) - should be executed without the word "e-mail";

• ORCID scientist identifier, if available, without a full stop at the end. The identifier is given in the form of an electronic address in the Internet as https://orcid.org/ХХХХ-ХХХХ-ХХХХ-ХХХХ without the additional abbreviation ORCID.

Information is separated by commas. If there are several authors and/or several organisations (institutions) of work, study, a superscript footnote is used. Format: Times New Roman font (author's full name in bold), size 10 pt., line spacing 1.0 lines.

Design options for basic information about the author(s).

1) The author of the article works (studies) in the same organisation (institution), e.g.:

Ivan Ivanovich Ivanov

Institute of Social Analysis and Forecasting оf the RANEPA, Moscow, Russia

(e-mail), (https://orcid.org/...)

2) The author of the article works (studies) in several organisations (institutions), e.g.:

Petr Petrovich Petrov^1,2

¹ Institute of Demographic Research - Branch of the FCTAS RAS, Moscow, Russia

(e-mail), (https://orcid.org/...)

² Institute of Economic Research, Far Eastern Branch of RAS, Khabarovsk, Russia

3) The article has several authors and different place of work, study, e.g.:

Anton Antonovich Antonov¹, Aleksey Alekseevich Alekseev², Ekaterina Efimovna Egorova³

¹ Institute of Demographic Research FNISC RAS, Moscow, Russia (e-mail), (https://orcid.org/...)

² Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia

(e-mail), (https://orcid.org/...)

³ Vologda Scientific Centre of RAS, Vologda, Russia

(e-mail), (https://orcid.org/...)

4) Several authors of the article have the same place of work, study and education

Elena Aleksandrovna Aleksandrova¹, Vladimir Vladimirovich Vasil'ev²

^1,2 Institute of Demographic Research - Branch of the FCTAS RAS,, Moscow, Russia

¹ (e-mail), (https://orcid.org/...)

² (e-mail), (https://orcid.org/...)

2.3. The abstract should reflect: aims and objectives of the research, methodological basis of the research, information sources, main results and conclusions. References to involved sources and abbreviations that are not common are not used. The abstract should use the main key concepts related to the submitted article, bearing in mind that most modern information systems perform contextual search only by titles and abstracts of scientific publications. The length of the abstract should be 200-250 words. The word "Abstract" should be placed on a separate line before the abstract. Format: Times New Roman font, size 10 pt, line spacing 1.0 (single line).

2.4. Keywords contain 7-10 words and/or phrases separated by commas. They should be placed after the words "Keywords:" (in bold) on the same line with them. Do not put a full stop after the keywords. Keywords should correspond to the topic of the article and reflect its subject, terminological area. It is not recommended to use more than 3 words in word combinations, as well as participial turns. Format: Times New Roman font, size 10 pt, line spacing 1.0 (single line).

2.5. Acknowledgements, if grant funding is available, are given after the keywords with the preceding word "Acknowledgments:" ("Acknowledgments:" after the keywords in English). Format: Times New Roman font, size 10 pt, line spacing 1.0 (single line).

Example: Acknowledgements: the work was supported by the Russian Science Foundation, project No.....

III. The MAIN BODY of the article should be structured and divided into sections and, if necessary, into subsections and smaller structural units. The following sections are mandatory:

1. Introduction. In it is recommended to clearly outline and formulate the object, subject, purpose of the research, present the hypothesis of the research and give a brief review of published works on the topic (at least 4-5 references to sources published within the last five years). If the article has a large volume, the ‘Introduction’ should familiarise the reader with its structure.

2. Theoretical and methodological provisions.

3. Data used and methods of working with them

4. The results of the study and their discussion, i.e. comparison of the obtained results with the results of other studies on a similar problem with characterisation of the novelty of the presented study.

5. Conclusions (findings).

Bold and italic writing is allowed for emphasis in the text, it is forbidden to use capital letters, space and underline. The text of the article may be accompanied by illustrative materials (tables, diagrams, charts, graphs, diagrams, etc.), arranged in accordance with these requirements, as well as footnotes for notes and sources from the media, websites, legislative acts, statistical databases (including statistical collections, bulletins, etc.), reports and other sources not related to scientific publications.

When describing Internet sources, the following should be indicated: title of the publication, website, e-mail address, date of reference. The name of the site is separated by a double slash //, to which a double space is applied. The URL abbreviation ("Access mode" - only for indicating the specifics of access to resources (subscription, local network, etc.)) should be given before the electronic address and the date of reference should be indicated in parentheses, e.g. (date of reference: 15.03.2022). The electronic address of the source should be up-to-date (valid link). Footnotes should end with a full stop.

Example: Number of men and women // Rosstat: [website]. URL: https://rosstat.gov.ru/folder/12781 (date of reference: 27.08.2023).

When drawing up tables and figures, their titles are indicated in Russian and English. In English, all words in the title are written with an uppercase letter (other letters are lowercase), except for prepositions, articles and conjunctions, where all letters are lowercase. The word "Table" (in English Table) with a numerical number shall be written above the table in the Russian language, aligned on the right edge, i.e. in the upper right corner, no full stop at the end. The title of the table is written on the next line, alignment in the middle. For figures, the word "Figure" (in English "Figure" for graphs and "Picture" for other images) with a numerical number and the title are placed below the figure and aligned in the centre. When referring to table and figure data in the text, the words "table" and "figure" are not abbreviated. Figures and tables are made only in black-and-white version. It is recommended to draw graphs with the signature of numerical values and coordinate axes. All figures and tables should be referenced to the source.

Numbering of tables, figures, formulas, footnotes should be continuous throughout the text. The format of the main text of the article: Times New Roman font, size 12 pt., line spacing 1.5 lines (one and a half); first line indent 1.25; text alignment by width. References to formulas are given in parentheses; formulas are typed in the formula editor. For tables (except for the title) and footnotes, Times New Roman font, size 10 pt., line spacing 1.0 line (single line) is used. A table or figure should not exceed 0.5 A4 pages. Figures should be submitted as separate files in .jpg format with a resolution of at least 300 dpi.

IV. After the main body of the article the following elements of design are given in Russian: (1) "List of references", including a list of in-text bibliographic references; (2) additional information about the author(s); (3) information about the contribution of each author, if there are several authors; (4) information about the absence or presence of a conflict of interest; (5) the author responsible for correspondence; (6) information about the continuation of the article, if it is published in parts; (7) annex(es) to the article, if any. These elements are then repeated in English in the same sequence. Format: Times New Roman font, size 10 pt, line spacing 1.0 (single line).

4.1. Rules for drawing up the Список Литературы

The list of references includes scientific publications that are mentioned in the main text of the article. References to Internet sites, Internet sources (does not apply to scientific works posted on the Internet), normative-legal documentation (laws, regulations, acts, etc.), reports, reports, statistical publications (including collections, bulletins), reference books, dictionaries and encyclopaedias, textbooks, newspaper publications are not indicated in the reference list, they are located in the text in footnotes.

The list of references should consist of at least 15 sources, including scientific publications not only by domestic but also by foreign authors. In the list of literature the number of publications with participation of the authors of the article should not exceed 20%, the number of publications of Russian sources older than 5 years should not exceed 30% of the number of Russian sources, the number of publications of foreign authors should not be less than 20%. It is recommended to use materials published in journals included in the core of the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI), namely Scopus, Web of Science, including RSCI, and equivalent international databases of scientific citation (Google Scolar, etc.), as well as journals from the VAK list of category K1.The sources included in the reference list are numbered and arranged in the order of their mentioning in the text of the article. All sources included in the reference list should be referenced in the text of the article. References in the text of the article should be enclosed in square brackets with an indication of the serial number of the reference list, for example: [4] or [2, p. 86], [5, pp. 12-14] when referring to a specific fragment of the source text. If the reference contains information about several sources, groups of information in square brackets are separated by a semicolon sign.

In bibliographic descriptions of sources, authors' full names are indicated using the following rules:

- publications of up to three authors: authors' full names are placed at the beginning of the bibliographic record in the sequence surname-name-patronymic.

- publications with four authors: all authors are indicated by a slash under the title, with the first name and patronymic preceding the surname.

- publications with five or more authors: all authors are indicated with a slash under the title, with the first name and patronymic before the surname. Abbreviations are allowed - the first 3 authors may be listed with the designation [et al]. If necessary, all authors may be listed.

When forming a bibliographic record it is necessary to observe the following rules: the authors' full names located at the beginning of the bibliographic record are in italics; no space is put between the name and patronymic of the authors; two-sided spaces are applied to the separating signs (for different elements of the bibliographic description) slash / and double slash //; the separating sign dash (for different elements) is not used; when describing an article from the journal it is necessary to observe a space between the sign № (number of the journal issue) and the numerical value (for example, № 2); in the records of the type № 2(77) in the description of sources it is not applied. The entry [Electronic resource] is not used in the description of sources. Foreign sources are formatted according to Russian standards.

For books indicate the place of publication, publisher, total number of pages (e.g., 50 p.), for articles - the range of pages (e.g., P. 12-25). If available, ISBN for books, DOI and EDN for books and articles should be indicated without applying a colon to the abbreviation. The DOI identifier is in the form of an e-mail address (https://doi.org/...) without the additional abbreviation DOI. The identifiers are arranged in the above-mentioned order, separated by a semicolon when enumerated.

4.2. Rules for drawing References

The list of references in Latin script is given in "References" using the Vancouver style. The numbering of entries in References should coincide with the numbering of entries in the List of References.

Authors. If the publication has an official English translation, the authors' names and surnames from the official source should be given. If the work has no original English translation, the surnames and names of authors in References are written in transliteration according to the BSI (British Standards Institution) standard https://transliteration.pro/bsi. The BSI standard is used for correct translation of Russian letters into Latin letters, which is important for bibliographic description of scientific publications and for entering foreign analytical databases.

All authors are listed at the beginning of the bibliographic description of sources, with initials after the surname. A comma is NOT placed between the surname and initials; a space between the first name and patronymic is NOT used. When listing the authors' full names, they are separated by a comma. In the bibliographic description of the source should be presented all authors, if their number is from one to three. If a publication has more than 3 authors, the abbreviation "et al." should be placed after the 3rd author. A comma separating the name of the last author and "et al." is mandatory.

Punctuation. References do not use separating signs (between different elements of the bibliographic record) slash "/", double slash "//", dash "-", they should be replaced by dots. . Inverted commas are also not used. References do not use separators (between different elements of the bibliographic record) slash “/”, double slash “//”, dash “-”, they should be replaced with periods.

In a book publication, the number of pages is indicated using the lowercase English letter p with a dot at the end (e.g., 50 p.). The following rule applies to journal articles: the year, volume and issue number of the journal, as well as pages are indicated without spaces in the form 2020;33(2):21-43. Here the year is 2020, Volume 33, issue number 2, pages 21-43. The journal issue number is always given in parentheses.

Title of the publication. The title of the publication is separated from the rest of the bibliographic description by a full stop. If the publication has an English translation of the title, it should be indicated. If the work does not have an original English translation of the title, it should not be translated independently. If there is an original title of the publication in Latin, the original version is given in References. In the absence of the original Latin version of the publication title, the BSI transliteration of the title is given in References, using the online transliteration for this purpose (see: https://transliteration.pro/bsi).

Name of the journal (edition). The name of Russian-language journals in References is given in transliteration, followed by an equal sign without spaces and the English title of the journal. The original English version of the journal title is given; if it is not available, transliteration should be used. In References, the title of the journal is italicised.

It should be borne in mind that some non-English-language scientific publications (journals) have an official title in English in addition to the name in their native language. For example, the journal "Уровень жизни населения регионов России" has an official English-language title "Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia". Journal titles should not be translated independently.

Search for published translations of titles of articles, books and websites is carried out on the official website of the primary source (journal), in bibliographic databases (RINC, Kiberleninka, etc.), on the Internet, in other libraries, using DOI (doi.org and https://search.crossref.org).

Place of publication. The place of publication in References should always be indicated in English (not in transliteration) and in full (without abbreviations), i.e. Moscow, not "Moskva" and not "M.:", Saint Petersburg, not "Sankt Peterburg" and not "SPb".

Name of the publisher/publishers. Unlike the place of publication, the name of the publisher in References should only be transliterated (except in very rare cases where the publisher has a parallel official English-language name).

Publication identifiers. If available, ISBN identifiers for books, DOI for books and articles are indicated. They should be identical to those given in the "List of References" for the respective sources. The EDN identifier is not provided in References. For Russian-language sources, at the end of the bibliographic description indicate the language of the article (In Russ.) without a dot after at the end of the bibliographic description. If available, ISBN for books, DOI for books and articles. They must be identical to those indicated in the "List of references" for the relevant sources. The EDN identifier is not given in the references. For Russian-language sources, at the end of the bibliographic description, is indicated the language of the article (in Russian) without a period after the end of the bibliographic description.

Examples of bibliographic description of sources:

Articles in journals

1. Reference to a Russian-language journal article (there is an official translated version of the title of the paper and the official English-language title of the journal, no more than 3 authors, there is doi)

2. Reference to a Russian-language journal article (no official translated version of the paper title, no official English-language journal title, less than 3 authors, DOI)

3. Reference to an English-language journal article (more than 3 authors, DOI available)

Books & Monographs

4. The book has one or more authors (there is no official translated version of the title of the work)

5. The book has editors and a responsible editor (there is no official translated version of the title of the work)

6. The book has both authors and editors (there is no official translated version of the title of the work)

7. Separate volume of a multi-volume publication (no official translated version of the title of the work)

8. Materials of the conference

4.3. Additional information about the author(s)

"Information about the author(s)" contains the following information:

• name, patronymic, surname - are given in the specified sequence in Russian, in translation the name and surname of the author (authors) are given in transliterated form in the Latin alphabet in full, the patronymic is abbreviated to one letter (in some cases, due to the peculiarities of transliteration, - to two letters);

• academic degree, academic title - information is given in full form;

• position, name of the organisation (institution) and subdivision in the nominative case separated by a comma; if there are several organisations, the information is separated from each other by a semicolon.

• ORCID of the author, if it is not given on the front page of the article, as well as other international author identification numbers (if any) in the following order: SPIN-code, RCSI Author ID, ReseacherID, Scopus Author ID. Information on author identification numbers shall be given on one line, not separated by semicolons and commas.

Example:

Authors' information

Ivan Fedorovich Solov'ev – Doctor of Economics, Professor, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Director, Institute ....

(SPIN-code: XXXX) (RSCI Author ID: XXXXXXXXX) (ReseacherID: GQH-0078-XXXXXX) (Scopus Author ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)

Petr Sergeyevich Kuznetsov – Researcher, Institute ....

(SPIN-code: XXXXX) (RSCI Author ID: XXXXXXXXX) (Scopus Author ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)

4.4. If the article has several authors, then after the information about the authors indicate "Authorsʼ declared contribution:" ("Authorsʼ declared contribution:"), which briefly describes the personal contribution of each author to the writing of the article.

Example 1

Заявленный вклад авторов:

И.Ф. Соловьев – научное руководство; концепция исследования …

П.С. Кузнецов – сбор, анализ данных...

Authorsʼ declared contribution:

Ivan F. Solov'ev – scientific management; research concept …

Petr S. Kuznetsov – collection, analysis of data…

Example 2

Вклад авторов: все авторы сделали эквивалентный вклад в подготовку публикации.

Contribution of the authors: the authors contributed equally to this article.

4.5. Information about the absence of conflict of interest should be given after the information about the author on a separate line:

Автор заявляет об отсутствии конфликта интересов.

The author declares no conflict of interest.

If the article states "Authors declared contribution:", the absence or existence of a conflict of interest is given after it:

Авторы заявляют об отсутствии конфликта интересов.

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

4.6. The author responsible for the correspondence shall be indicated after the information on conflict of interest on a separate line, e.g.,

Автор, ответственный за переписку – Иван Федорович Соловьев.

The author responsible for the correspondence is Ivan F. Solov'ev.

4.7. Information about the continuation of the article is indicated when it is published in parts in several issues of the publication at the end of each part, except for the last one, in the form: "The continuation (ending) follows". At the beginning of each subsequent part of the article in the footnote or before the text mark "Continuation (end)" and indicate the number (numbers) of the issue (issues) of the publication in which the previous parts of the article were printed.

4.8. Appendix(es) to an article are published with their own title on a separate page. The title or sub-title data of the appendix should contain information that this publication is an appendix to the main article. If there are two or more annexes, they are numbered.

OTHER CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

The editorial board reserves the right to thematic selection and editing of materials. The opinions of the authors stated in the articles do not necessarily coincide with the opinion of the Editorial Board. Manuscripts received by the Editorial Board are not returned.

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The authors are responsible for the content of the articles, the fact of their publication, as well as for the damage caused to third parties in case of sending to the editorial office materials that violate ethical norms and/or copyright.

The authors undertake not to send the manuscripts submitted to the Editorial Board for review to other publications before receiving the results of the review. If, after reviewing them, the author sends the manuscript to another publication, he/she undertakes to notify the editorial office of the journal "Standard of Living of the Population in the Regions of Russia" in order to avoid duplication of publication.

An author may be refused publication if:

* The article does not fit the profile of the journal;

* The article is not formatted in accordance with these rules;

* The author refused to revise the article according to the requirements of the editorial board and the reviewer;

* The author did not take into account the constructive comments of the reviewer and did not correct the article within the deadline set by the editorial board;

* The text of the article did not pass the plagiarism check (more than 20% of borrowings).

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