Novyi byt v sovremennoi Rossii: gendernye issledovaniia povsednevnosti. Pod red. E.Zdravomyslovoi, A.Rotkirkh, A.Temkinoi. SPb.: Izdatel'stvo EUSPb, 2009

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Jennifer Patico

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Novyi byt v sovremennoi Rossii presents recent research conducted in Saint Petersburg by sociologists of the European University, the Center for Independent Social Research, the Smolny Institute, and Saint Petersburg State University as well as Finnish institutions. While the studies presented are quite varied—topically, and to some extent methodologically—they are united under the rubric of everyday life (discussed both in terms of byt and as povsednevnost’) in contemporary urban Russia, with the primary focus on shifting gender identities and reconfigurations of the private/domestic sphere.

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Patico, J. (2010). Novyi byt v sovremennoi Rossii: gendernye issledovaniia povsednevnosti. Pod red. E.Zdravomyslovoi, A.Rotkirkh, A.Temkinoi. SPb.: Izdatel’stvo EUSPb, 2009. Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research, 2(3), 208–211. Retrieved from https://soclabo.org/index.php/laboratorium/article/view/223
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Vol. 2 No. 3 (2010): Gender Relations in the Private Sphere: Post-Soviet Transformations of Family and Intimacy
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