Declining towns in Russia, 1989-1993.
This "article based on data for the last census of the former USSR and population estimates for 1993 for urban places of over 15,000 population in the Russian Federation surveys the regional distribution, economic functions, and size characteristics of urban settlements in Russia with declining population over the period 1989-93. Interesting comparisons are drawn with patterns prevailing during previous periods, revealing recent increases in the number of such towns in major manufacturing regions and the North and an increase in the number of large cities. Towns experiencing the very greatest percentage declines (-10.0 percent or more) also are investigated."
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Comparative Studies; Demographic Factors; Developed Countries; Eastern Europe; Economic Factors; Europe; Geographic Factors; Population; Population Characteristics; Research Methodology; Russia; Studies; Urban Population