Small-Town Russia

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The book delves into significant social changes in modern Russia, addressing critical issues like economic survival amidst unpaid wages, the emergence of 'the New Poor,' and demographic challenges such as declining birth rates and high mortality among middle-aged men. It also investigates the evolution of regional identities and the concept of 'Russianness' since the establishment of the Russian Federation in 1992, offering a comprehensive analysis of contemporary Russian society.