Theory
Merl S. Collectivization and socialist agriculture (1917–1992): Revised comparison of the Soviet and East-European experience. Part II. Collectivization in Eastern Europe under Stalin and Khrushchev (1944-1962) / 6
Mitrofanov S. V., Yanbykh R. G., Orlova N. V., Nikolaev D. V. Demographic challenges for Russian rural areas and their impact on staffing of agriculture / 38
Fogel R. What will be the fate of the rural youth in Paraguay? / 68
History
Belykh A. A. Pushkin as a landlord / 80
Grigoriev D. P.Abolition of serfdom in Mikhailovskoye: Pushkins’ Pskov estate under the reform of February 19, 1861 / 103
Semenyuk A. S. Geography of peasant surnames in the Vileysky uyezd according to the 1795 revision lists / 117
Kim G. N. The failure of Korean sericulture in Russian and Soviet Primorye / 133
Round table of the Russian Peasant Studies for the 100th anniversary of Professor Viktor Petrovich Danilov / 153
The present time
Elanskaya A. A. Russian agricultural policy in the 21st century: From producer support to consumer support? / 182
Fadeeva O. P. Digitalization “from above” in the Russian agro-industrial complex: From projects to reality / 205
Imangulov L. R. Territorial differences in migration patterns of the rural youth in post-Soviet Russia / 234
Gusakov T. Yu. Crimean dachas: History and the current development of rural-urban space / 261
Rogozin D. М. Subjecthood matters: Autoethnography of caring for father with dementia under rural constraints / 289
Interviews
Gordeev A. V., Nikulin A. M. “Developing a culture of trust” / 306
Reviews
Lyapin D. A. Russian agrarian society at the turn of the eras / 333
Goncharova I. V., Chuvardin G. S. Generation of the “revolutionary turning point” and the present time: In search of a balance between tradition and innovation / 337
Nikolashin V. P. “Revolutionary” generations: Between “thirst for land” and modernization challenges / 343
Scientific life
Publisher and Indexing
- Founded in 2016. Frequency: four issues per year (March, June, September, December)
- Publisher: Delo Publishing, RANEPA Center for Agrarian studies of the Russian Presidental Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
- ISSN 2500-1809 (Print), ISSN 2949-2564 (Online)
- Editor-in-Chief: Nikulin Alexander
- Languages: The journal accepts papers in English and Russian
- Open Access: All volumes and articles can be downloaded for free in the PDF format by Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)..
- Author fees: free of charge
- Indexation: Scopus, AGRIS, European reference index for the Humanities and Social Sciences (ERIHPLUS), DOAJ, CNKI scholar, UlrichWeb Global Serials Directory, Jisc Open Policy Finder, Russian Science Citation Index, Russian Journal Whitelist (Level 2)
- Russian registration number: PI FS77-65824 27-May-2016
Hard copies of the journal can be purchased at the Delo e-store or by subscription in the "Press of Russia" Agency (subscription index - Т81017).
Scientific life
- Russian Peasant Studies in Russian State index of scientific journals ("white list")
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Aims and scope
Russian Peasant Studies
Peer-reviewed interdisciplinary academic journal in the field of theoretical and empirical peasant studies, rural sociology, economics and social geography. The journal publishes original works on the issues of socio-economic development of agricultural regions of Russia and the world, the history of the peasantry, including its formation and evolution, particularly from philosophical and cultural studies viewpoints. The journal aims at exploring the paths of Russian and international rural development and supporting cooperation of agrarian researchers representing different scientific disciplines. Read more>
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