Florinsky, Julia Fridrikhovna

In 1987 she graduated from the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State University . In 1991-1993, he was a junior researcher at the Institute for Employment Problems of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation and the Center for Demography and Human Ecology. Since 1993, he has been a junior research fellow at the Institute of Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences , the Center for Demography and Human Ecology, and since 1999, a senior research fellow. Since 2008 - Senior Researcher at the Institute of Demography, SU-HSE.
Research interests: public health, medical geography, labor migration, employment in small Russian cities, illegal migration in border regions, migration mobility.
Editor of the newsletter “Population and Society” (since 1994), editor of the electronic newspaper “Demoscope Weekly” (since 2002). ^[one]
In 1994-2000 she taught at the International Independent Ecological and Political University ( MNEPU ) ^[1] .
She made presentations at international conferences ( Barcelona , Marrakesh). ^[2]

Candidate of Geographical Sciences (1997), dissertation topic: "Loss of the vital potential of the population of Russia."

• Florinskaya Yu.F. Regional atropoecological problems of Russia. // Special course program. M., ed. MNEPU, 1997.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Losses of the life potential of the population of the regions of Russia. // World of Russia, 1998, 1/2: 257—271.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Health of the population of the Russian regions. // Problems of forecasting , 1999, 5: 141-157.
• Florinsky Yu. F. Global environmental problems. // September 1, September 1999, 33, 34.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Labor migration of the population of a small city - a means of survival in the era of the economic crisis // Labor migration through the eyes of young researchers. Center for the study of forced migration in the CIS. M., 2001: 103-108.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. New forms of employment of the population of small Russian cities // Labor migration in Russia. Series "Population Migration". / Vorobyova O. D. Issue. 2. The Ministry of Federal Affairs, National and Migration Policy of the Russian Federation. M., 2001: 67-78.
• Florinsky Yu. (In co-authorship with E. Kirillova). Cross-border population and migrants: a portrait on the background of modern socio-demographic processes (on the example of the Omsk region) // Russia - Kazakhstan: frontier migrations. / J. Zayonchkovskaya and M. Sdykov, Sat. scientific Proceedings. M.-Uralsk, 2002: 122-164.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Losses of the population’s life potential // Ecological Atlas of Russia. M., "Map", 2002: 102-103.
• Florinsky Yu. F. Problems of the new Russian border (on the example of the Omsk section of the Russian-Kazakh border). // Problems of forecasting, 2003, 4: 111–122.
• Zayonchkovskaya Zh.A., Florinskaya Yu.F. Illegal migration in the Russian-Kazakh border regions. // The problem of illegal migration in Russia: realities and the search for solutions (based on the results of a sociological survey). / Int. org on Migration (IOM), IOM Office in Russia. - M.: Gandalf, 2004: 251-293.
• Zayonchkovskaya Zh. A., Florinskaya Yu. F. Russian-Kazakh border: a barrier for illegal migrants or for the border population? // Migration situation in the regions of Russia. Vol. 1: Volga Federal District. Center for Migration Studies, Institute of Geography RAS, Institute for Economic Forecasting RAS. Edited by Sergei Artobolevsky and Zhanna Zayonchkovskaya. Moscow, 2004.
• Florinskaya Yu.F., Roshchina T.G. Labor migration from small cities of Russia: scales, directions, social effects. // Demoscope-Weekly, No. 175-176 (October 25-November 7, 2004).
• Florinskaya Yu. F. (et al.) Migration intentions of school graduates from small cities of Russia // Russian Youth: Problems and Solutions. M.: Center for Social Forecasting, 2005: 396-413.
• Florinsky Yu. F. Does Russia Need Total Border Control? // Problems of forecasting. M., N4, 2005: 405-409.
• Florinskaya, Yu.F. (et al.) Life plans of school graduates from small towns // Man. No. 5, 2005.
• Florinskaya, Yu.F. (et al.) Migration intentions of graduates of schools in small towns // VTsIOM, No. 2 (74), April-June 2005.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Russia - Kazakhstan: Cross-border Migration, Views from Different Levels of Power // Migration Processes in Central and Eastern Europe: Problems and Methods of Regulation. Stavropol-Budapest: SSU Publishing House, 2005: 183-190.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Labor migration from small Russian cities as a way of survival. // Sociological studies 2006, No. 6.
• Florinskaya Yu., Roshchina T. Migration mobility of youth in small cities of Russia. // Migration in the mirror of the CIS countries (youth perspective). M., 2006: 89-99.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Children at risk - “difficult teenagers”. Youth on the problem of human trafficking // Final report on the research part of the European Union project implemented by the IOM Bureau in the Russian Federation “Preventing and counteracting the spread of slavery and human trafficking in the Russian Federation” (Russian, English). Moscow, 2008: 20-31, 72-86.
• Florinskaya Yu.F., Roshchina T.G. Assessment of migration mobility of young people in small Russian cities (according to surveys of school graduates). // Problems of forecasting. 2008., N3: 125-140.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Financial situation and housing conditions as factors affecting the mobility of the Russian population. // Problems of forecasting. M., N6, 2008.
• Florinskaya Yulia and Zaionchkovskaya Janna. Legal and illegal migration across Russia-Kazakhstan. // European population conference 2008. Program and abstracts. Migration and Migrants in Europe. Barcelona, ​​9-12 July 2008. European Association for Population Studies in association with Center d'Estudis Demografics. p. 334.
• Florinskaya Yu.F. Practice of the implementation of new legislation and violation of the rights of labor migrants. // New immigration legislation of the Russian Federation: law enforcement practice. Ed. G. Vitkovskaya, A. Platonova and V. Shkolnikov. International Organization for Migration, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Federal Migration Service of Russia. 2008.

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