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N. Na NE Ne NG Ni No Nu NyN.A. Berdyaev: Strokes to the Portrait of a Social PhilosopherMalinkin A.N.
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N.I. Lapin is 90!Toshchenko Zh.T.
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Nagornyy V.G.No 7, 2022
Narbut N.P. is 75!No 2, 2024
Nashe proshloye: nostal’ghitcheskiye vospominaniya ili ugroza budushchemu? (Our past: nostalgic memories or threat for the future? / Ed. by О.B. Bozhkov. St.-Petersburg, 2015 – reviewed by Z.А. VafinaVafina Z.А.
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Nasibullin R. T., Doctorov B. Z. Sociology in the biographical study measurement. Moscow: University Book, 2017 reviewed by V. V. Shcheblanova, I. Yu. SurkovaShcheblanova V.V., Surkova I.Yu.
No 10, 2018
Nation and the nation-state in the views of M. WeberTroitskiy K.E.
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National and Regional Balances of Qualifications and Occupations in the EHEA CountriesChvorostov A., Waechter N.
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National and Religious Identities: Experience of Interconnection Analysis (on the Example of Research
in the Republic of Tatarstan)Sitnikov A.V., Romanov M.V., Faskhudinov R.R.
No 3, 2022
National consolidation, patriotism, traditionalism as a response of Russia’s society to challenges of timeSelivanova Z.K.
No 3, 2018
National Interests as They Are Understood in China and RussiaKiva A.V.
No 2, 2019
National Medication Security: Pandemic Lessons
Fadeeva Е.V.
No 11, 2021
National politics in Russia: targets and regional modelsPopkov Yu.V.
No 4, 2015
National Sociological Heritage: Clarifying Evaluative OpticsTitarenko L.G.
No 11, 2023
Natives of the former Soviet Union countries in contemporary RussiaAbylkalikov S.I.
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Natural-science methods in sociology (a note from a conference in Vladivostok)КUZINA I.G., Vinokurova А.V., Аrdalyanova А.Yu.
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Nayemnyi rabotnik v sovremennoy Rossii (Hired worker in contempoirary Russia) / Ed. Z.Т. Golenkova. М., 2015 reviewed by N.Е. TikhonovaTikhonova N.Ye.
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NEET-youth in Russia: characteristics and typologyVarshavskaya E.Ya.
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Negative “other” in Russian emigrants’ blogs: on the question of identity making in discourseKresova N.А.
No 6, 2015
Neo-Weberianism and the ProfessionsSaks М.
No 6, 2020
Neoliberal theory and practice in contemporary societyDzhurich Zh., Stoyadinovich М.
No 3, 2015
Neravenstvo dokhodov i economitcheskiy rost: strateghiya vykhoda iz krizisa (Income inequalities and economic growth: a strategy to escape crisis) / Ed.by А.Buzgalin, R.Traub-Merz, М.Voeykov. М., 2014 is reviewed by Е.S. ZоtovaZotova E.S.
No 7, 2016
Network аpproach as a phenomenon in sociological theory Maltseva D.V.
No 4, 2018
New Approach to Assessment of Social DevelopmentIvanov D.V.
No 1, 2021
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New conceptions and ideas in contemporary international and Russian sociology (16th A. Kharchev readings)Romanovskiy N.V.
No 2, 2015
New configurations of inequality and flow structures of glam-capitalismIvanov D.V.
No 6, 2016
New Consumer Practices in the Context of Civil Society Digitalization: Data of an Empirical Research in Russia (Paper 2)Shabanova M.A.
No 12, 2020
New Consumer Practices in the Context of Civil Society Digitalization: Theoretical and Methodological Aspects (Paper 1)Shabanova M.A.
No 11, 2020
New Data, New Statistics: from Reproducibility Crisis toward New Requirements to Data Analysis and Presentation in Social Sciences Deviatko I.F.
No 12, 2018
New Dimension of Social Development: Activities and Creativity in the Internet CommunicationsAsochakov Yu.V., Bogomiagkova E.S., Ivanov D.V.
No 1, 2021
New family forms: tendencies of spreading and conceptsGurko T.A.
No 11, 2017
New industrialization or dreams of post-industrial deal?Ryasanov V.T.
No 11, 2014
New international center of contemporary social analysis in RussiaNo 11, 2014
New Laws of Migration by E. RavensteinLisitsyn P.P., Stepanov A.M.
No 8, 2022
New methodological approaches, research foci, debatable issues of sociology of familyNoskova A.V.
No 10, 2015
New Migration Reality in the Era of COVID‑19Ryazantsev S.V., Khramova
No 3, 2022
New research orientations in sociology of childhoodFilipova A.G., Rakitina N.E., Kupryashkina E.A.
No 3, 2018
New sociological indicesКorytnikova N.V.
No 3, 2014
New trends in socio-cultural changes in Korean and Russian societiesТangalycheva R.К.
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New Vectors for the Development of Science and Higher Education in the XXI CenturyGrabelnykh T.I., Sablina N.A.
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NGOs interactions with the state: Kazakhstan’s caseNysanbaeva A.M.
No 6, 2015
Nikolai Lapin: Researcher and Science PromoterBeliaeva L.А.
No 1, 2023
Nikolay Bukharin's Marxist Sociology ProjectKononov I.F
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Nikolay Bukharin: Sociology and Theory of SocialismKononov I.F
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Nikulin A. М. Аgrarniki, vlast, i selo: ot proshlogo k nastoyashchemu (Agrarians, government and village: fron the past to the future). М., 2014 reviewed by S. N. IgnatovaIgnatova S.N.
No 12, 2016
Nomenclature as Personnel Technology and a Mechanism of State Administration (regarding Yu.A. Nisnevich’s article)Novokreshchenov A.V.
No 1, 2020
Nomological Explanation in Historical Sociology (the Case of Genesis and Flowering of Italian Humanism)Rozov N.S.
No 2, 2020
Non-material capital: on the research methodologyBeliaeva L.А.
No 10, 2014
Nonrandomized Techniques for Sensitive Surveys: Comparative AnalysesMyagkov A.Yu.
No 4, 2023
Not a Renewal, but a Second BirthDoktorov B.
No 11, 2023
Notes on the 20th international congress of francophone sociologistsGofman A.В.
No 2, 2017
Novye idei v sotsiologhii (New ideas in sociology) / Ed by Zh. Toshchenko. М.: ЮНИТИ- ДАНА, 2013 – revied by L.G. Titarenko (Minsk, Republik of Belarus)Titarenko L.G.
No 8, 2015
Numbers, trends and characteristics of Russia’s economically inactive peopleVarshavskaya E.Ya., Denisenko M.B.
No 5, 2015
Nysanbaev A.N. is 80!No 6, 2017
