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Yadova M.A.

Yadova Maiya Andreevna – Candidate of Sociological Sciences, Editor-in-Chief, Head of the Department of Sociology and Social Psychology, Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences, RAS, Moscow, Russia

Areas of scientific interest: sociology of youth, modernity and tradition in the values of post-Soviet youth, social transformations and modernization of Russian society, methods of sociological research.

Total number of scientific publications: over 180.

Participation in major research projects: managed and contributed to a variety of research projects supported by major scientific funds, including RHSF and RFBR.

Participation in editorial boards and editorial councils of scientific journals: «Social Sciences and Humanities. Domestic and Foreign Literature. Series 11: Sociology» (Editor-in-Chief), «Russia and the contemporary world» (RSCI), «Siberian Socium» (Higher Attestation Commission), «Science Studies».

In addition: Co-Chair of the Scientific and Methodological Council for Social Sciences for Scientific and Informational Social Research (INION).

Scopus Author ID: 55390048500

Web of Science Researcher ID: S-7750-2019

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Articles of the author

• Happiness as an object of sociology and social psychology: Introduction to the thematic section
• Article summary: LI N.P., KANAZAWA S. Country roads, take me home… to my friends: How intelligence, population density and friendship affect modern happiness
• КОНЦЕПЦИЯ «СОВРЕМЕННОЙ ЛИЧНОСТИ» И ЕЕ ТРАКТОВКИ
• Editorial
• Book review: The dictionary of coronavirus culture / ed. by A. Bradshaw, J. Hietanen
• Sociology of the COVID-19 pandemic: an attempt to understand: introduction to the thematic section
• Transformation of higher education during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Review of webinars)
• Book review: Gorshkov M.K., Sheregi F.E. The youth of Russia in the mirror of sociology : on the results of years of research. – Moscow : Federal center of theoretical and applied sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2020. – 688 p.
• The sociology of friendship as an area of research: origins and prospects: introduction to the thematic section
• Sociology of consumption: from origins to contemporaneity : introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: Consumer tribes in tourism : contemporary perspectives on special-interest tourism / ed. by Ch. Pforr, R. Dowling, M. Volgger. – New York : Springer, 2021. – 268 p.
• Book review: Ille M.E. Sociology of culture and art : articles of various years. – St. Petersburg : Norma, 2021. – 266 p.
• Book review: Youth in the city : cultures, scenes and solidarities : collective monograph / compiler and scientific editor Elena Omelchenko ; National Research University Higher School of Economics. – Moscow : HSE Publishing House, 2020. – 504 p.
• Sociological research of crises and disasters: main trends: introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: Epple N.V.* An inconvenient past: memory of state crimes in Russia and other countries. – Moscow: NLO, 2020. – 321 p.
• The comparative approach and comparative socio-logical research: introduction to the thematic section
• Digital transformation of society: modern concepts of social development and new terminology : collection of articles / ed. by K.K. Kolin; Moscow University for the Humanities, Institute of Fundamental and Applied Studies. – Moscow : Moscow University for the Humanities Press, 2021. – 122 p.
• The sociology of emotions in the 21st century: new trends and research directions: introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: Social and cultural potential of small towns in Russia / ed. by M.F. Chernysh, V.V. Markin ; FCTAS RAS. – Moscow : FCTAS RAS, 2022. – 212 p. – DOI: 10.19181/sbornik. 978–5-89697–401–7.2022
• Book review: Travin D.Ya. How the state is getting wealthy: a guide to historical sociology. – Moscow: Gaidar Institute Publishing House, 2022. – 400 p.
• New sociological studies of living conditions: introduction to the thematic section
• Report of A.S. Bulatov «Foreign economic relations of Russia: reversal of tendencies» at the Seminar of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research of INION RAN: event overview (March 29, 2023)
• Social psychology facing the challenges of the modern world: introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: The impact of the pandemic on the individual and society: psychological mechanisms and consequences / Ed. by T.A. Nestik, A.L. Zhuravlev, A.E. Vorobyova. – Moscow: Publishing house “Institute of Psychology RAS”, 2021. – 570 p.
• Ethno-social processes in the contemporary world: specificity and research directions: introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: Kurilla I.I.* Americans and everyone else: the origins and meaning of U.S. foreign policy. – Moscow: Alpina Publisher, 2024. – 320 p.
• The value world of man in the mirror of sociology: introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: Russian society and the challenges of time. Book 6 / ed. by M.K. Gorshkov and N.E. Tikhonova. – Moscow: Ves’ Mir, 2022. – 284 p.
• Book review: Youth in Putin’s Russia / ed. by E. Omelchenko. – London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. – 377 p.
• Book review: Travin D.Ya. How we lived in the USSR. – Moscow: NLO, 2024. – 236 p.
• The image of the future in the mirror of social sciences: introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: Radaev V.V. Watching movies, exploring life: 23 sociological essays. – 3rd ed., suppl. – Moscow: Publishing house of the Higher School of Economics, 2025. – 464 p.
• Reading and readers in the focus of sociology: introduction to the thematic section
• Book review: Reading. Encyclopedic dictionary / ed. by corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Education Yu.P. Melentyeva. – Moscow: Nauka, 2021. – 448 p.
• Book review: Christianity and social change in contemporary Africa. Volume one / ed. by F.B. Nyamnjoh, J.A. Carpenter. – Bamenda: Langaa RPCID, 2020. – 246 p.
• Book review: Chernova Zh., Shpakovskaya L. A ticket to life: sociological essays on education, class inequality, and social exclusion in Russia. – St. Petersburg: EuSPb Press, 2023. – 224 p.