Evolution of Social and Professional Demarcation in Russia (1993-2007): Theory, Methodology, Assessment, and Measurement

Authors

  • Kirill O. Kalinin University of Michigan

Keywords:

class voting, social and professional demarcation, electoral behavior, blue and white collars, demarcation indices, lambda index

Abstract

The article encompasses the theoretical and methodological description of the concept of social and professional (class) demarcation taking the international experience into account, as well as empirical analysis of cross-temporal perspective. The author makes comparative analysis of social and professional voting in Russia and other countries. The study is based on public opinion polls referred to the State Duma elections conducted by VCIOM in 1993–2007.

Author Biography

Kirill O. Kalinin, University of Michigan

  • University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
    • post-graduate student of department of Political Science

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Published

2011-03-01

How to Cite

Kalinin, K. O. (2011). Evolution of Social and Professional Demarcation in Russia (1993-2007): Theory, Methodology, Assessment, and Measurement. Monitoring of Public Opinion: Economic and Social Changes, (1), 24–43. Retrieved from https://www.monitoringjournal.ru/index.php/monitoring/article/view/3112

Issue

No. 1 (2011)

Section

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY

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