Morev Mikhail V.

Articles in this journal

• “The Constitutional Ban on State Ideology Means a Ban on Revising the Ideological Tenets of Liberalism”: What the 30-Year Absence of a State Ideology Leads to [№3, 2025]
• What the 30-Year Absence of a State Ideology Leads to: “The Enemy Is Not Only on the Other Side of the Frontline” [№2, 2025]
• Vladimir Putin’s 25 Years of Presidential Terms: “Warrior”, “Ruler”, “Creator” [№1, 2025]
• “Revolutionary” Words of the Russian President on November 7, 2024 [№6, 2024]
• Special Military Operation and the Internal Mobilization of Society and Elites [№5, 2024]
• “Returning the State to Its Native Harbor”. On the Issue of Ensuring the Continuity of Sovereign Development [№4, 2024]
• The Fifth Political Cycle of Russian President Vladimir Putin: “Cosmetic Repairs” for Crony Capitalism or a Transition to “Social Capitalism”? [№3, 2024]
• A Solid “Mandate of Trust”: 76 Million People Voted for Vladimir Putin’s Fifth Presidential Term [№2, 2024]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№1, 2024]
• The Russian Federation in the First Quarter of the 21st Century. The President Has Set Tasks until 2030 [№1, 2024]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№6, 2023]
• At an Intermediate Stage on the Way toward Cultural Sovereignty [№6, 2023]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№5, 2023]
• From “Munich-2007” to “Valdai-2023”: Sixteen Years That Changed Russia and the World [№5, 2023]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№4, 2023]
• The System of Oligarchic Capitalism in Russia Is Inconsistent with the Achievement of the Goals of the Special Military Operation [№4, 2023]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№3, 2023]
• Evolving Threats to National Security [№3, 2023]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№2, 2023]
• Unusual Clarity. Russia Is No Longer the West [№2, 2023]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№1, 2023]
• The President Called on the Officials of All Levels to “Stop Fooling Around” [№1, 2023]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№6, 2022]
• Framework for a New Social Contract Is Being Formed in Russia [№6, 2022]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№5, 2022]
• The Special Military Operation Reveals New Features of Civil Society [№5, 2022]
• Monitoring of the Public Opinion on the Efficiency of Public Administration [№4, 2022]
• On the Way toward Crossing the Inner Rubicon [№4, 2022]
• Public Opinion Monitoring of the State of the Russian Society [№3, 2022]
• A Difficult Road after the Rubicon [№3, 2022]
• The Rubicon Has Been Crossed: February 24, 2022, Russia Entered a New Stage in Its Development in the 21st Century [№2, 2022]
• Nationwide Poverty – “a Threat to Steady Development and Our Demographic Future” [№1, 2022]
• Trends in Public Opinion Regarding the Effectiveness of Public Administration. Presidential Cycles 2000–2021 [№6, 2021]
• Voters Supported the President: On the Results of the Election to the State Duma of the Eighth Convocation [№5, 2021]
• The Effectiveness of the Authorities’ Activities at the Local Level in the COVID-19 Pandemic (the Experience of Russia and China) [№4, 2021]
• National Security Strategy – 2021: Positive Experiences and Conflicting Expectations [№4, 2021]
• Focus on Finances as a Factor of Russia’s National Vulnerability in the 21st Century [№3, 2021]
• Where Does the Soullessness of the Ruling Elites Lead? [№2, 2021]
• Russian Statehood in the Face of the “Corruption of the Elites” Threat [№6, 2020]
• Announced in 2018, V. Putin’s “Decisive Breakthrough” is Now Stuck [№5, 2020]
• Vote of Confidence for the President is Confirmed. Achievement of Socio-Economic Development Goals before 2024–2030 is Uncertain [№4, 2020]
• Efficiency of the State’s “Manual” Management. Challenges of 2020 [№2, 2020]
• Another Step toward V. Putin’s “Long State” [№1, 2020]
• Civil Society and the Transit of Power in 2024 [№6, 2019]
• The 2018–2019 Regional Election: Voters’ Trust in the Authorities Continues to Decline [№5, 2019]
• Nationally Oriented Rotation of the Elites – the Most Important Condition for the Implementation of National Projects [№4, 2019]
• The Problem of Civilizational Choice and Its Reflection in the Key Documents Defining the Present and Future of Russia [№3, 2019]
• “Intellectual Feebleness” of the Ruling Elites and the “Deep People” of the “Long State” [№2, 2019]
• Public Administration Efficiency in 2000–2018 in the Assessments of the Region’s Population [№1, 2019]
• “Russian Federation – a Welfare State?” Assessing the Results of 25 years of Implementation of Article 7 of the Russian Constitution [№6, 2018]
• Revisiting the Issue Concerning the Future of Russian Statehood [№5, 2018]
• Pension reform and exacerbating issues of the legitimacy of the government [№4, 2018]
• The Disturbing Future of 2024 [№3, 2018]
• “...And Most Importantly, There Will Be No Destitute People in Russia”.“Capitalism for the Few” – a Key Problem of National Security [№2, 2018]
• What Will Putin Bequeath to His Successor in 2024? [№1, 2018]
• Reflections upon the Results of the Fiftieth Issue of the Journal “Economic and Social Changes: Facts, Trends, Forecast” [№2, 2017]
• New Breath of the “Fourth Estate” [№1, 2017]
• Regional Sociological Research Experience [№5, 2015]
• Assessing the Level of Happiness: a Review of Russian and Foreign Research [№3, 2015]
• A new stage of Russ ian history: trends, specifics and prospects [№2, 2015]
• About the results of the All-Russian Research-to-Practice Conference “Society and Sociology in Modern Russia” [№6, 2014]
• Subjective factor in social development as a key resource for the consolidation of the Russian society [№5, 2014]
• Importance of sociological knowledge at the present stage of development of the Russian society [№4, 2014]
• Issues of state-society relations [№6, 2013]
• Overcoming social disintegration as a factor in promoting social health [№4, 2013]
• Vologda residents’ notions of happiness [№1, 2013]
• Expansion of subcultural movements as a result of social disunity among the young population [№4, 2012]
• SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DAMAGE DUE TO POPULATION’S MORTALITY FROM SUICIDES [№6, 2011]
• REGIONAL MORTALITY FEATURES [№1, 2008]